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Smarthome Wireless IP Camera
User Manual
Model No. 75790 (Black) / 75790WH (White)
(Please Read This Manual Carefully Before Installing the Camera)
Rev. 05.15.12
CONTENTS
1.0 WELCOME ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Features ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 1.2 Packing List ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1.3 Product views ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 1.4 Preparations before use ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4 2.0 SOFTWARE OPERATION................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.1 IP Camera Tool ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 Camera Login ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 2.3 Device Status............................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.4 For Visitor ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 2.5 For Operator ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 2.6 For Administrator....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 3.0 How to configure settings in For Administrator ................................................................................................................................. 18 3.1 Alias Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 3.2 Date & Time Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 3.3 User Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 3.4 Multi-Device Settings............................................................................................................................................................................... 20 3.5 Basic Network Settings............................................................................................................................................................................ 18 3.6 Wireless LAN Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................. 25 3.7 ADSL Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 3.8 UPnP Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 3.9 DDNS Service Settings............................................................................................................................................................................. 26 3.10 Mail Service Settings.............................................................................................................................................................................. 26 3.11 FTP Service Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28 3.12 Alarm Service Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................... 30 3.13 PTZ Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 35 3.14 Upgrade Device Firmware ................................................................................................................................................................... 35 3.15 Backup & Restore Settings................................................................................................................................................................... 35 3.16 Restore Factory Settings....................................................................................................................................................................... 36 3.17 Reboot Device .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Smarthome Wireless IP Camera 3.18 Log ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36 3.19 Back .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 4.0 APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 4.1 Frequently Asked Questions.................................................................................................................................................................. 37 4.2 Default Parameters ................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 4.3 Port Forwarding Basics .................................................................................................................................................... 40 4.3 Specifications .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 40
5.0 OBTAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT ........................................................................................................................................................... 44
1.0 WELCOME
Smarthome Wireless IP Camera is an integrated wireless IP Camera solution. It combines a high-quality digital video camera with both wired and wireless network connectivity, and an embedded web page for complete control and setup from anywhere on your local network or over the web. The IP Camera (Model No. 75790 / 75790WH) transmits remote video on any IPV4 network. The high quality video image can be transmitted at 30 FPS on the LAN/WAN with MPEG hardware compression technology. The embedded WEB server supports all versions of Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox and Chrome. Management and maintenance of your camera is simplified by using your web browser for remote configuration, start-up and firmware upgrades.
1.1 Features
High-speed video processor High Definition Color CMOS Sensor 300K Pixel IR night vision (Range: 26ft) Pan 300 degrees, tilt 120 degrees Optimized MPEG video compression Multi-level user management and password control Embedded Web Server Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n (n is available on late 2012 models)with encryption (WEP/WPA/WPA2) DDNS and UPnP Support Motion detection Image Snapshots HTTP/TCP/IP/UDP/STMP/DDNS/SNTP/DHCP/FTP Supported Audio support on Firefox, Safari and Chrome
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1.2 Packing List

Package includes: Smarthome Wireless IP Camera x 1 Wi-Fi Antenna 1 DC Power Supply x 1 Quick Installation Guide 2 (MAC OS & Windows OS) CD 1 (Includes user manual, IP camera tool) Network Cable 1 Optional Mounting Bracket 1
1.3 Product views

1.3.1 Front View
Figure 1.1 Infrared LED: 11 IR LEDs LENS: CMOS sensor with fixed focus lens. (3.6mm) Wi-Fi Antenna: Rubber 3.5 Microphone: Built-in Speaker: Built-in
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1.3.2 Back View
Figure 1.2 LAN: RJ-45/10-100 Base T Power: External DC 5V/2A Power supply Network LEDs: The LED will blink when power and network cable are plugged in Power LED: Illuminates with power Audio Input: Used for external microphone Audio Output: Used for external speaker
1.3.3 Bottom View

The reset button is on the bottom of the camera. To reset the camera to factory default, press and hold the RESET BUTTON for 15 seconds. After reset, your username and password will return to the factory default administrator username and password. Please make sure that power is supplied to the camera during reset.
Figure 1.3
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1.4 Preparations before use

1.4.1 Software installation
(1) Put the CD in the CD drive of your computer. Open the CD; find the software per instructions; (2) Double click IPCamSetup.exe and install the software per instruction.
Figure 1.4 (3) Click Next to complete the software installation.
Figure 1.5
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Figure 1.6
The computer restarts upon installation completion and an icon automatically.
appears on the desktop
NOTE: If you use Windows 7 and there is no icon on desktop after installation of the IP camera tool, please check the installation path of the camera software. For example, if the path reads C:\Windows\System32\IPCamera.exe, then change the shortcut to the correct path C:\Windows\SysWOW64\IPCamera.exe. CAUTION: Before installing and using this camera, please read the following precautions carefully and make sure that they are fully understood. Use only the power adapter attached with the product. Using an unauthorized power adapter may cause damage to your Camera. The IP Camera should be installed indoors only.
1.4.2 Hardware preparation

(1) Adjust the antenna at the back of the camera so that is vertical regardless of the orientation of the camera. (2) Plug the network cable into the camera and then into your modem or router. (3) Plug the power adapter into the camera and then into the power outlet. CAUTION: Make sure to only use the power adapter supplied with the SMARTHOME WIRELESS IP CAMERA. Using a non-approved power adapter may damage the camera. (4) The camera takes approximately 30 seconds to start up before it displays an IP address on the IP Camera Tool (details: 2.1) When the camera is powered and the network cable is plugged in correctly, the small green light (network jack) will turn on and the small yellow light will flash. The network light will blink (about 1-2 times per second), and the power light will also turn on.
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2.0 SOFTWARE OPERATION

2.1 IP Camera Tool
When the Device has been mounted properly, you can double click the icon IP Camera Tool and a dialog box, such as Figure 2.1 will pop up.
Figure 2.1 The software searches for the IP Camera automatically over the LAN. There are three possible scenarios: (1) If no Camera is found on the LAN, after about 1 minute of searching the Result Field will show not found IP Server and the program will shut down automatically. (2) If IP Cameras are found on the LAN, all of the IP Cameras will be listed and the total number will be displayed in the result field as shown in Figure 2.1. (3) If all the IP Cameras installed on the LAN do not share the same subnet with the monitoring PC, a prompt will be displayed with a Subnet doesnt match, dbclick to change! message. Click the left mouse button to choose the prompt and click the right mouse button to choose Network Configuration. This will set the IP address of the Camera to the same subnet as the LAN. (Figure 2.5) You can also choose Obtain IP from DHCP server or set a static IP for the camera. (Figure 2.4)
NOTE: If you could not find the cameras IP with the IP camera tool, please check if DHCP is enabled on your router, or disable
MAC address filtering if on WI-FI. Also, make sure that your firewall (if used) isnt blocking access to the camera.
Setup Options Choose the IP Camera list and right click; there are six options: Basic Properties, Network Configuration, Upgrade Firmware, Refresh Camera List, Flush Arp Buffer, and About IP Camera Tool as shown Figure 2.2.
Figure 2.2
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Basic Properties There is device information in the Basic Properties, such as Device ID, System Firmware Version, and Web UI Version. (Figure 2.3) If there are several cameras on the list, then choose basic properties to check the Device ID and find the IP address that belongs to the camera you wish to set up. For example, if Device ID is 00606E8C5058, it will have the same MAC Address as found on the sticker on the bottom/back of the camera. Each camera has its own MAC Address. Sometimes, if a cameras IP is not found on the IP Camera Tool, the firewall may be blocking it. In that case, you can either add the MAC Address to your router and give it a fixed IP, or add the MAC Address as a trusted site. There are two MAC addresses: one is Wired MAC, and the other is Wi-Fi MAC.
Figure 2.3
Network Configuration: Allows you to configure the Network parameters.
Figure 2.4 Obtain IP from DHCP server: If checked, the device will obtain its IP address from your DHCP server.
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Figure 2.5 IP Address: Fill in the IP address assigned. Make sure you are using an address that is on the same subnet as your PC. Subnet Mask: Use the Subnet Mask that matches your LAN. Gateway: This is your internet gateway and is usually the address of your router. DNS Servers: Either use the DNS server address assigned by your ISP or one from a third party like Google (8.8.8.8) or OpenDNS (x.x.x.x). Http Port: The default port is 80. You can set another port number, such as port 8005, 85, 8100, etc. User: Default administrator user name is admin. Password: Default password is blank, no password. NOTE: If the prompt Subnet doesnt match, dbclick to change! appears, please enable DHCP and choose obtain IP from DHCP server, or set cameras IP address and gateway once again. Upgrade Firmware For latest firmware updates, visit the product page on Smarthome.com (search for 75790).
2.2 Camera Login

You can access the camera through the IP Camera Tool or IE (Internet Explorer), Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari or another approved browser. (1) Double click the IP address of the IP Camera listed (Figure 2.1). Your default browser will be opened automatically and display the camera login page. (Figure 2.7)
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(2) You can also access the camera by directly by typing in the cameras IP address. For example:
Figure 2.6
Figure 2.7 The default user is admin and blank for password. There are two modes to login. If you use IE, please choose ActiveX mode to login. If you use Firefox or Google Chrome, please choose Server Push Mode to login. (Figure 2.8)
Figure 2.8
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For Internet Explorer browser Fill in the user name and choose the first login button.
Figure 2.9 The first time you login the UI, you will receive an ActiveX prompt, as shown in the picture above. (Figure 2.9) Right click on the active prompt and choose Run Add-on(Figure 2.10).
Figure 2.10 Select Run on the next prompt (Figure 2.11) which will return to the login screen.
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Figure 2.11 Fill in the user name and select login again. You will see a live video. (Figure 2.12)
Figure 2.12
NOTE: If you could not view live video after running the ActiveX, and there is a red cross in the center of the video or a black screen appears, please change the port number and try again. Other port numbers may be 85, 8005 or 8100. Make sure all firewall or antivirus software on your computer is not set to block your camera. If you are unable to run the ActiveX control, try disabling your firewall or antivirus program.
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For Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari or other browsers Fill in the user name and choose the second login button. You may be asked for your username and password again prior to login. After you enter your user name, you will see Device Status of the camera.
Figure 2.13 Click Live Video to see the cameras live video.
Figure 2.14
2.3 Device Status

For Internet Explorer If the camera is connected properly the device status LED will be green. If the LED is yellow, check to be sure the ActiveX is enabled or change the port and try again.
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Figure 2.15 If you want to view the device information, choose For Administrator and then click Device info (Figure 2.16).
Figure 2.16 For Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari When you login to the UI, you will see Device Status which is the same as Device Info in Internet Explorer. (Figure 2.13)
2.4 For Visitor

For Internet Explorer browser
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Figure 2.17 Multi-device window: The firmware inside the camera can support a maximum of 9 camera monitors simultaneously. You can add cameras in multi-device settings. OSD: OSD is used to add a timestamp to the video. There are five character colors to choose from. Add timestamp on record: Select this option if you want to add a timestamp to a recorded video. Alarm sound off: Select this option to mute alarm sound when motion has been detected. Audio buffer: Buffer audio. Set to number of seconds. : When you enable motion alarm, the camera will record automatically and store the file to any folder you set. This icon is used to control the folder pop-up. : Click the headphone icon to hear the sound captured by the cameras built-in microphone. You may need to plug in earphones or enable the computer speakers in order to hear from the cameras microphone. : Click the microphone icon and then talk through your computers microphone which will transmit your voice to the cameras speaker. You will be heard through the camera. Record: Click the record icon. The camera will begin recording and store the .avi file to the folder you previously selected. (Figure 3.2) Click the record icon again to stop the recording. For Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari You will see the picture like Figure 2.13 when you login the camera as a visitor.
2.5 For Operator

For Internet Explorer browser Click For Operator, the following screen will appear (Figure 2.18)
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If you click here, the camera will horizontally & vertically rotate and then stop at the center
Turn off IR light
Turn on IR light
Pre-determined location
Figure 2.18 : Click this icon to rotate camera up and down. Click : Click this icon to rotate camera left and right. Click : Click this icon, to turn on IR lights . Click to stop. to stop.
to turn off them.
Flip & Mirror: You can choose flip or mirror, if you set up the camera to show a reverse image. Mode: There are three lighting modes. (50HZ, 60HZ and outdoor; note: it is not recommended to use this item outdoors) Brightness and Contrast controls are used to adjust the quality of the video. Preset: You can create a pre-defined location setting with this control. Once you have determined all of your settings, click set. This location can now be retrieved by selecting the number assigned and clicking the go button. For Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari Click Live Video. There are several differences between IE and Firefox. In Firefox, the snapshot button is under For Operator. Other functions under Live Video include: refresh video, refresh parameters, audio and close audio. (Figure 2.19a)
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Figure 2.19a Audio: Connect speakers or earphones to your PC. Click audio and you will hear sound from the IP Cameras built-in microphone. Closeaudio: Click Close audio to turn off camera audio. NOTE: If you receive a message requiring a plugin, you must install VLC before using this function. Download and install the plug-in from http://www.videolan.org (Figure 2.19b).
Figure 2.19b During the installation, you must select Mozilla plug-in as in Figure 2.19c.
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Figure 2.19c
2.6 For Administrator

For Internet Explorer Click For Administrator. You will see the Device Status. It contains device ID, firmware version of the camera and other statuses of the camera.
Figure 2.20 For Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari Click Device Management and you will enter the settings page for administrator.
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Figure 2.21 We can see the difference from Figure 2.20 and Figure 2.21. IE has the three following options which are not the same for Firefox, Chrome or Safari: Device Info: This is similar to Device Status which will have the same information as IE. Multi-Device Settings: Since this function is controlled by ActiveX, it is not available in Firefox or Chrome. Back: In Firefox or Chrome browser, you must click Live Video or Device Status to go back. NOTE: The record and multi-device functions are controlled by ActiveX controller. Therefore Firefox or Chrome will not allow these functions.
3.0 HOW TO CONFIGURE SETTINGS FOR ADMINISTRATOR

3.1 Alias Settings
Default alias is anonymous. You can set a name for your camera here, such as IP Camera. Click Submit to save your change. (Figure 3.1)
Figure 3.1
3.2 Date & Time Settings

Choose the clock time zone for your country. You can choose Sync with NTP Server (Figure 3.2a) or Sync with PC Time. (Figure 3.2b) If your time zone uses Daylight Saving Time, you can enable it here.(Figure 3.2c).
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Figure 3.2a
Figure 3.2b
Figure 3.2c
3.3 User Settings

You can set permissions for a visitor, operator, and administrator. Click Submit to save these settings. The camera will reboot.
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Figure 3.3 Here you can set the record file path and the alarm record file path for the camera. Click Browse and choose the path. Record Path will store the file of a manual recording. (Click record icon to record. Figure 2.18) Alarm record path will store the file of the recording when it is activated by motion (you must set motion alarm first) (Figure 3.23) The default path for Record Path and Alarm Record Path is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents. NOTE: In Windows7 or Vista, if you cannot change the record path. Please set as below: Windows7 or Vista's security level is higher than Windows XP/2000.For "set record path" function, add the Device IP address to the IE's 'Trusted sites' first as follows: IE browserToolInternet ProperSecurityTrusted sitesSitesAdd
3.4 Multi-Device Settings

The camera can support a maximum of 9 cameras at the same time.
3.4.1 Add cameras in LAN

In Multi-Device Settings page, you can see all of the devices that were found on the LAN. The 1st Device is the default. You can add more cameras in the list in LAN for monitoring. The cameras software supports up to 9 IP Cameras simultaneously. Click The 2nd Device and click the item in the Device List in LAN; the Alias, Host, and Http Port will be filled in the boxes below automatically. Enter the correct username and password then click Add. Add more cameras in the same way. After all
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cameras have been added, choose Submit.
Figure 3.4
Figure 3.5 Choose For Visitor and then click the four windows option. You will see all four cameras you added.
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Figure 3.6
Figure 3.7
3.4.2 Add Cameras in WAN

If you want to view all cameras remotely, you will need to add them to use DDNS domain name. First, make sure all of the cameras you added can be accessed through the internet. (refer to How to set DDNS settings in Quick Installation Guide)
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Login the first camera using a DDNS domain name and port.
Figure 3.8 If you have several cameras, you can use the same DDNS domain name; you only need to set a different port number for each camera. Click Multi-Device Settings. Choose The 2nd Device. Fill in the 2nd cameras name, DDNS domain name, port number. Enter user name and password and then choose Add. (Figure 3.9) NOTE: Here Host must be filled in the second cameras DDNS domain name, not its LAN IP.
Figure 3.9
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Add the other cameras in the same way. Click Submit to save.
Figure 3.10 Go back to video window. You will see all of the cameras accessible through the internet When you are away from home, you can use the first cameras DDNS domain name and port to view all the cameras via internet.
Figure 3.11
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3.5 Basic Network Settings

If you want to set a static IP for the camera, select Basic Network Settings, and select an address within your LAN.
Figure 3.12 It is the same result if these settings are accessed in the IP Camera Tool. (Figure 2.5)
Figure 3.14
3.6 Wireless LAN Settings

Please view How to set Wireless LAN Settings in Quick Installation Guide.
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3.7 ADSL Settings
Figure 3.15 When connected to the Internet through ADSL directly, you can enter the ADSL username and password obtained from your ISP.
Figure 3.16
3.8 UPnP Settings

Choose Using UPnP to MAP Port and then click Submit.
Figure 3.17 The cameras software will be configured to port forwarding. We recommend you configure port forwarding manually on your router.
3.9 DDNS Service Settings

DDNS allows users with Dynamic IP addresses to access the camera remotely from external remote connections. Please view the information in Quick Installation Guide about How to set DDNS Service Settings.
3.10 Mail Service Settings

If you want the camera to send emails when motion has been detected, Mail Service Settings will need to be configured.
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Figure 3.18 Make sure your sender address supports SMTP. Four recipients can be added to receive images. Use the correct SMTP port for your server (check with your ISP). Some SMTP servers require a specific port such as 587 or 465. Transport Layer Security usually is None, but check with your ISP to be sure. If you use Gmail, Transport Layer Security must be set to TLS or STARTTLS and SMTP Port must be set to 465 or 25 or 587. NOTE: Click Submit first before choosing Test. Click Test to see if SMTP has been successfully configured.
. Figure 3.19 If one of the following errors occurs after clicking Test, verify that the information you entered is correct and select Test again. 1) Cannot connect to the server 2) Network Error. Please try later 3) Server Error 4) Incorrect user or password
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5) The sender is denied by the server. This may be because the server needed to authenticate the user, please check it and try again. 6) The receiver is denied by the server. This may be due to the anti-spam privacy of the server 7) The message is denied by the server. This may be due to the anti-spam privacy of the server 8) The server does not support the authentication mode used by the device Report Internet IP by MailIf selected, you will receive emails which contain internet IP information such as when the camera is powered or the Internet IP has changed. (For example: IP Cameras urls is http://119.123.207.96:8068). Make sure the port is mapped to the router correctly. Example of a Gmail Set Up
Figure 3.20
3.12 FTP Service Settings

If you want to upload images to your FTP server, you can set FTP Service Settings.
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Figure 3.21
Figure 3.22 FTP server: If you have an FTP server on your LAN, you can set it up to work with your camera as in Figure 3.21 If you have a FTP server that can be accessed on the internet, you can set as Figure 3.22 FTP Port: Usually port 21 FTP Upload Folder: Make sure that the folder you plan to store images on exists, and is erasable. The camera will not create a folder itself. FTP Mode: Supports standard (POST) mode and passive (PASV) mode Upload Image Now: This option will upload images when you enable the checkbox. Upload Interval: Refers to the time between the current image and the next image. Enable Set Filename: Sets a name for the uploaded image when you enable the checkbox. If you select it, the uploaded image will be named after the filename you set. So the next image will cover the last image and the FTP Upload Folder will only have one uploaded image named after the
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filename you set. Filename: Fill in a name for the uploaded image file. This name is different from the alarm image. You cannot change the name of the alarm image. Click Submit to save these settings. Click Test. The following screen will appear if successful. (Figure 3.23).
Figure 3.23 The following errors may occur: 1) Cannot connect to the server. Check if the FTP Server is correct. 2) Network Error. Please try later. 3) Server Error. 4) Incorrect user or password. Check the username and password. 5) Cannot access the folder. Verify the folder exists and your account is authorized. 6) Error in PASV mode. Verify the server supports PASV mode. 7) Error in PORT mode. PASV mode should be selected if the device is behind a NAT. 8) Cannot upload file. Verify your account is authorized. Check parameters. The format of image is similar to 00606E8C1930(sarah)_0_20100728114350_25.jpg Check if your FTP server supports this file name format
3.13 Alarm Service Settings

If you enable Motion Detect Armed, it will send email alerts and upload images when motion has been detected.
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Select it If the number is bigger and the sensibility is higher This will reduce false alarms such as light changes.
Figure 3.24
Figure 3.25 If motion is detected after you enable Motion Detect Armed, the Alarm Status will turn to Motion Detect Alarm. There are five alarm indicators: 1) The button turns red when motion is detected.
Figure 3.26 2) A beep will sound when the button turns red. 3) The camera will record automatically for one minute after motion is detected. You can find the recording in the folder which was set previously. (Figure 3.3) 4) The camera will send an email when motion is activated. If you want to receive images when motion is detected, you must set Mail Service Settings first. (Figure 3.18) Then set motion alarm as follows:
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Select this option
Figure 3.27 If you want to indicate a specific time the camera sends a motion detection email, you may choose Scheduler and set the time range for motion alarm. (Figure 3.29) 5) Upload images via FTP server when motion is detected. To upload images to an FTP server when motion is detected, you must set FTP Service Settings first and then set motion alarm as pictured below (Figure 3.28).
Select this option You can set an interval for uploading images
Figure 3.28 There are two options for the alarm: 1) Alarm will activate any time motion is detected. If you wish to set this option, do not check box Scheduler and the camera will activate automatically when motion is detected. Or check box Scheduler, and click Set All. All time boxes will turn blue as in Figure 3.30. Click Submit and the alarm will activate any time motion is detected.
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Figure 3.29 2) Specify an alarm schedule. You may activate the camera alarm by selecting the time range in Scheduler. Select an area by clicking on any number between 00 and 23 in the Set row and the corresponding column will turn blue. For example, Figure 3.30 shows the 06 column as selected. Therefore, the camera will alarm when motion is detected between 6 and 7 oclock every day. By clicking the number 06 in the Clear row, the setting will be removed and will turn gray.
Figure 3.30 If you want to select a specific day and time, left-click the mouse on the box of the specified time.
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Scheduled times will appear in blue. If you want to deselect specific days and times, left-click the mouse on the box of the specified time and it will turn gray. Unscheduled times will appear gray.
Figure 3.31 If you want the camera alarm to be on a majority of the time, but wish to deactivate it at specific times, select the button set All. All boxes should appear blue. Next, left-click the mouse on the box you wish to deactivate. The box will turn gray as in figure 3.32. Click Submit button to save your changes.
Figure 3.32
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3.14 PT Settings
You can adjust the pan/tilt speed. The standard PT speed is 3. The higher the number, the slower the speed. Do not uncheck the checkbox disable preset when you want to use the preset function; it will be effective when you reboot the device.
Figure 3.33 You can also put your camera into patrol mode, which is the camera panning horizontally or vertically. Patrol rounds horizontal: Set the round between 1 and 10 and click Submit. Back to For Operator. Click the Horizon patrol button and the camera will patrol the rounds horizontally and then stop automatically after the number of times indicated. For example, as in figure 3.33, the Horizon patrol button is selected and the camera will patrol 5 rounds and then stop automatically. Select Stop horizontal patrol button to deactivate this setting. Patrol rounds vertical: Set the rounds between 1 and 10 and click Submit. Back to For Operator. Click the Vertical patrol button and the camera will patrol the rounds vertically as indicated in the number of rounds you select. Select Stop horizontal patrol button to deactivate this setting. Note: Patrol rounds horizontal/vertical has no relation to the rotation rounds when the camera reboots.
3.15 Upgrade Device Firmware

For latest firmware updates, visit the product page on Smarthome.com (search for 75790).
3.16 Backup & Restore Settings

Click Submit to save all the parameters you have set. These parameters will be stored in a bin file for future use. The bin file can be restored to load the parameters that were set.
Figure 3.34
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3.17 Restore Factory Settings

All parameters will return to factory settings if selected.
Figure 3.35
3.18 Reboot Device

Click Reboot Device to reboot the camera. This is similar to unplugging the power to the camera.
3.19 Log
The log record shows who accessed the camera (Figure 3.36).
Figure 3.36
3.20 Back
This will take you back to the video window.
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4.0 APPENDIX
4.1 Frequently Asked Questions
NOTE: Always confirm connectivity with your LAN and the internet prior to testing your camera.
4.1.1 I have forgotten the administrator username and/or password.

To reset the administrator username and password, press and hold down the RESET BUTTON for 15 seconds. After releasing the reset button, the settings will be restored to the factory default settings for username and password. You must power on the camera before resetting. Default administrator username: admin Default administrator password: No password
4.1.2 Why does the message Subnet doesnt match, dbclick to change appear on my screen?
If IP Camera Tool shows the error Subnet doesnt match, dbclick to change!, select Obtain IP from DHCP server. (Figure 2.4) If this error still exists after you Obtain IP from DHCP server, check your local area connection of your computer and verify that the subnet and gateway of the camera are the same subnet as your computer. (Figure 2.5)
4.1.3 Why isnt my video streaming or showing images?

The video streaming is transmitted by the ActiveX controller. If ActiveX controller isnt installed correctly you will see no video image. There are two ways to resolve this problem: 1) Re-install IP Camera Tool and ActiveX controlrecommended (Figure 2.10-Figure 2.12) 2) Download ActiveX controller and set the security setting of IE: IE browserToolInternet ProperSecurityCustom LevelActiveX control and Plug-ins. The first three options should be set to be Enable, The ActiveX programs read by the computer will be stored as follows: Enable: Download unsigned ActiveX controls Enable: Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe Enable: Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins
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Figure 4.1 If you allow the ActiveX to run but still cannot see live video and a red cross is displayed in the center of the video, as well as a yellow light in the device status port 80. Instead, try port 85, 8005, etc. , change the port number. Do not use
Figure 4.2 NOTE: Make sure that your firewall or anti-virus software does not block the camera or ActiveX. If you can not see live video, try shutting down the firewall or anti-virus software and try again.
4.1.4 Why isnt the IP camera accessible on internet?

Possible reasons why the camera is not accessible on the internet:
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1. ActiveX controller is not installed correctly (see more details: Figure 2.10-Figure 2.12). 2. The port that the camera uses is blocked by a firewall or anti-virus software. Try changing the port number (Figure 4.2). 3. Port forwarding is not successful (see more details in Quick Installation GuideHow to set DDN Service settings).
4.1.5 The IP Camera Tool cant find the cameras IP

Check for the following: 1. Verify that the network cable is securely fastened to the camera. 2. Make sure DHCP is enabled on your router and do not enable MAC address filter. 3, Make sure that the firewall or anti-virus software does not block the camera. You can add the camera as a trusted site on your firewall or anti-virus software.
4.1.6 Why has the UPnP failed?

The UPnP only contains port forwarding in our recent software. Sometimes, a port forwarding may fail automatically because of the firewall or anti-virus software. It may also be due to the routers security settings. We recommend manually configuring port forwarding so the camera can be viewed on the internet.
4.1.7 Why cant I find a shortcut on my desktop after installing the IP camera tool?
If you use Windows 7 or Vista and the shortcut is missing after installing the IP camera tool, check the path of IP Camera program. For example, if the path reads: C:\Windows\System32\IPCamera.exe, then change the path to read: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\IPCamera.exe. After this you should be able to use the shortcut without any problems.
4.1.8 Why cant I change the record path?

When you use Windows7 or Vista, you may be not able to change the record path for the security settings of computer. Please add the camera as a trusted site to resolve this issue. The steps are IE browserToolsInternet OptionsSecurityTrusted sitesSitesAdd
4.1.9 Why cant I find the multi-device settings and record icon?
Record and multi-device function are controlled by ActiveX controller. These functions are not available in Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari.
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4.1.10 Why wont the camera connect wirelessly?

If your camera cannot connect wirelessly after you enable the wireless settings, unplug / plug the power cable (for more details: Wireless LAN settings in Quick Installation Guide) Make sure your wireless settings are correct and match your wireless router or access point.
4.1.11 Why cant I see other cameras in multi-device WAN?

If you want to view all the cameras on the WAN, verify that each camera you added in the multi-device settings can be accessed by using the DDNS name and port number. Use the DDNS domain name not cameras LAN IP (for more details reference: How to add cameras in WAN)
4.1.12 I only see a black screen or undefined characters when using remote login.
If you can access the login page remotely, this indicates that your DDNS settings are correct. If you are unable to see live video and/or undefined characters, this may be due to internet speed issues or the camera using Wi-Fi.
4.2 Default Parameters

Default network Parameters IP address: DHCP Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: DHCP DDNS: Disabled Username and password: Default administrator username: admin Default administrator password: No password
4.3 Port Forwarding Basics

A software port is a numbered connection that your network will use to provide or deny access to your home LAN (local area network) from a remote location. Since LAN ports are closed to Internet and remote traffic, port forwarding allows you to access your home LAN from any Internet connection. IMPORTANT! Setting up port forwarding varies based on the make and model of your router. These examples are provided to help you understand the port forwarding process and may not be specific to the type of router you are using. Please see the instructions provided with your specific router on how to enable port forwarding for your device. Netgear 1. Type your routers address into an Internet browser address bar. By default this should be 192.168.0.1, however the information should be provided in your routers instructions or
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labeled on the router itself. You will be prompted to enter a username and a password - for Netgear devices, the default username is "admin" and the password is "password" or "1234" unless you have changed them previously. 2. Once logged in, open "Advanced" on the left navigation and click on "Port Forwarding". You will see the Ports window open which contains information on existing HTTP and FTP ports (these are used to connect your router to the Internet). 3. Click the "Add Custom Service" button and enter a new Service Name (SmarthomeIPCamera1 for example). 4. Enter the IP address of your camera into the Server IP Address field. camera can be found in the IPCamera.exe device list. The IP address for your
5. You will need to specify a port range to have open for your camera. 8000-8999 is a good range to work with, but make sure the port you open does not conflict with any ports you may already have open (from your list of Services on the "Port Forwarding" page). To enter a single port (ex. port 8030), use the same port for the "Start Port" and "End Port". 6. Click "Apply" and logout from the router settings page. 7. In the Internet browser address bar of your Smartphone, enter your camera IP address followed immediately by a colon and the port you have opened (make sure you are not connected to your local wireless connection). For example http://192.168.1.4:8030. You should see the camera login screen. Linksys 1. Type your routers address into an Internet browser address bar. By default this should be 192.168.1.1, however the information should be provided in your routers instructions or labeled on the router itself. You will be prompted to enter a username and a password. For Linksys devices the default username is "admin" and the password is left blank unless you have changed them previously. 2. Once logged in, open "Applications & Gaming" on the left navigation and click on "Port Range Forwarding". You will see the Ports window open up which contains information on existing HTTP and FTP ports (these are used to connect your router to the Internet). 3. In the "Application" field enter a new Service Name (SmarthomeIPCamera1 for example). 4. Enter the IP address of your camera into the IP Address field. can be found in the IPCamera.exe device list. 5. In the "UPD/TCP" field select "Both". The IP address for your camera
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6. You will need to specify a port range to have open for your camera. 8000-8999 is a good range to work with, but make sure the port you open does not conflict with any ports you may already have open (from your list of Services on the "Port Range Forwarding" page). To enter a single port (ex. port 8030), use the same port for the "Start" field and "End" field. 7. Click "Save Settings" and logout from the router settings page. 8. In the Internet browser address bar of your Smartphone, enter your camera IP address followed immediately by a colon and the port you have opened (make sure you are not connected to your local wireless connection). For example http://192.168.1.4:8030. You should see the camera login screen. D-Link 1. Type your routers address into an Internet browsers address bar. By default this should be 192.168.0.1, however the information should be provided in your routers instructions or labeled on the router itself. You will be prompted to enter a username and a password. For D-Link devices the default username is "admin" and the password is left blank unless you have changed them previously. 2. Once logged in, open "Advanced" tab at the top and click on "Port Forwarding" in the left navigation. You will see the Ports window open up which should contain information on existing HTTP and FTP ports (these are used to connect your router to the Internet). 3. In the "Name" field enter a new Name into the field (SmarthomeIPCamera1 for example). 4. Enter the IP address of your camera into the IP Address field. can be found in the IPCamera.exe device list. 5. In the "Traffic Type" drop-down select "Any". 6. You will need to specify a port range to have open for your camera. 8000-8999 is a good range to work with, but make sure the port you open does not conflict with any ports you may already have open (from your list of Services on the "Port Forwarding" page). To enter a single port (ex. port 8030) use the same port for the "Start" field and "End" field. 7. In the "Schedule" drop-down select "Always". 8. Click "Save Settings" and logout from the router settings page. 9. In the Internet browser address bar of your Smartphone, enter your camera IP address followed immediately by a colon and the port you have opened (make sure you are not connected to your local wireless connection). For example http://192.168.1.4:8030. You should see the camera login screen. The IP address for your camera
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4.4 Specifications
Description Image Sensor Image Sensor Display Resolution Lens Mini. Illumination Lens Video Lens Type Image Compression Image Frame Rate Resolution Flip Mirror Images Light Frequency Video Parameters Communication Ethernet Supported Protocol Wireless Standard Data Rate Wireless Security Infrared Light Dimension Gross Weight Net Weight Power Environment Power Supply Power Consumption Operate Temperature Operating Humidity Storage Temper. Storage Humidity PC Requirements CPU Memory Size Display Card Supported OS Browser Certification CE,FCC

High Definition Color CMOS Sensor 640 x 480 Pixels(300k Pixels) f: 3.6 mm 0.5 Lux Glass Lens MJPEG 15fps(VGA),30fps(QVGA) 640 x 480(VGA), 320 x 240(QVGA) Vertical / Horizontal 50Hz, 60Hz or Outdoor Brightness, Contrast One 10/100Mbps RJ-45 HTTP,FTP,TCP/IP,UDP,SMTP,DHCP,PPPoE,DDNS,UPnP,GPRS IEEE 802.11b/g/n (n available on late 2012 models) 802.11b: 11Mbps(Max) 802.11g: 54Mbps(Max) 802.11n: 108Mbps(Max) WEP & WPA & WPA2 Encryption 11 IR LEDs, Night visibility up to 26 feet (8 meters) 110(L) x100(W) x108mm(H) 768g (Color Box Size:200X124X189mm) 418g (accessories included) DC 5V/2.0A (EU,US,AU adapter or other types optional) 5.5 Watts (Max.) 0 ~ 55C (32F ~ 131F) 20% ~ 85% non-condensing -10C ~ 60 (14F ~ 140F) 0% ~ 90% non-condensing 2.0GHZ or above 256MB or above 64M or above Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows7-32bit/ Windows7 -64 bit IE 6.0, IE7.0, IE8.0 Firefox2.0,Firefox3.0, Google Chrome, Safari or other standard browsers
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5.0 OBTAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT

While we hope your experience with the Smarthome Wireless IP Camera network camera is enjoyable and easy to use, you may experience some issues or have questions that this Users Guide has not answered. For additional information, refer to the Smarthome Wireless IP Camera webpage: www.smarthome.com/75790.html or Call our friendly tech support @ 1-800-SMARTHOME (800-762-7846)
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1.2 Packing List

1.3 Product views

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1.3.2 Back View

1.3.3 Bottom View

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1.4 Preparations before use

Figure 1.4 (3) Click Next to complete the software installation.

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The computer restarts upon installation completion and an icon automatically.

appears on the desktop

1.4.2 Hardware preparation

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2.0 SOFTWARE OPERATION

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Network Configuration: Allows you to configure the Network parameters.

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2.2 Camera Login

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2.3 Device Status

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2.4 For Visitor

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2.5 For Operator

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Turn off IR light

to turn off them.

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2.6 For Administrator

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3.0 HOW TO CONFIGURE SETTINGS FOR ADMINISTRATOR

3.2 Date & Time Settings

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3.3 User Settings

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3.4 Multi-Device Settings

3.4.1 Add cameras in LAN

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cameras have been added, choose Submit.

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3.4.2 Add Cameras in WAN

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3.5 Basic Network Settings

3.6 Wireless LAN Settings

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3.7 ADSL Settings

3.8 UPnP Settings

3.9 DDNS Service Settings

3.10 Mail Service Settings

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3.12 FTP Service Settings

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