Olympia IC 720 P Manual de Usario
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Cámara de vigilancia
IC 720 P
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RIP Camera with Receiver
Operating Manual
06.2015
…easy to operate using the
"ProHomeIPC" app from Olympia
Contents
3G
Contents
General Information 6. . . . . . . . . . . .
General Safety Information 6. . . . . . . .
Intended Use 7....................
Unintended Use 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Legal Notice 7....................
Notations Used in this Manual 7. . . . .
System Requirements 8. . . . . . . . . . . .
iOS 8.................................
Android 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General Overview 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Checking the Package Contents 9. . .
Connections and Operating Elements 9
Receiver 11.......................
Pivoting Range and Angle of Vision 11
Connecting the Camera 12. . . . . . . . .
Inserting the MicroSD Memory Card 12
Positioning the Camera 12. . . . . . . . . . .
Mounting the Camera on the
Wall/Ceiling 12..................
Connecting the Camera -
Network Cable 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecting the Camera -
Power Adapter and Receiver 13. . .
Operating with an Alarm System
(Protect 6xxx / 9xxx) 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Registering the Receiver on the
Alarm System 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Use Without an Alarm System 16. . . . .
Installing the ProHomeIPC App 17. . . .
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Connecting the Smartphone/Tablet PC
to the Camera 18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Using the ProHomeIPC App 20. . . . .
Operating the Camera (iOS) 22. . . . .
Moving the Screen Section 22. . . . . . . .
Opening the Menu Bar 22. . . . . . . . . . .
Buttons in the Menu Bar 23. . . . . . . . . .
Push to Talk 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Snapshots 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Saving Image Sections as a Preset 24. . . . . .
Activating Night Vision 25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Flipping the Image Section Horizontally 25. .
Flipping the Image Section Vertically 26. . . .
Changing the Resolution 26. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adapting to Environmental Conditions 26. . .
Start Screen of the ProHomeIPC App 27
Context Menu of the
ProHomeIPC App 28. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Camera List 29.....................
Event 30..........................
Add Device 31.....................
QR Code 32. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Automatic Search 33. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecting Manually 34. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Version Information 35. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Deleting Cameras 36. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Settings 37........................
Camera 38. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Advanced Settings 42. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alarm Setting 47...................
Time Setting 54....................
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Operating the Camera (Android) 55.
Moving the Screen Section 55. . . . . . . .
Opening the Menu Bar 55. . . . . . . . . . .
Buttons in the Menu Bar 56. . . . . . . . . .
Push to Talk 56. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Snapshots 56. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Saving Image Sections as a Preset 57. . . . . .
Activating Night Vision 58. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Flipping the Image Section Horizontally 58. .
Flipping the Image Section Vertically 59. . . .
Changing the Resolution 59. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adapting to Environmental Conditions 59. . .
Start Screen of the ProHomeIPC App 60
Add Device 61.....................
QR Code 62. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Automatic Search 63. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecting Manually 64. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Context Menu of the Camera 65. . . . . .
Reconnect 66. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
View Event 67. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
View Snapshot 68. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Remove Camera 69. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Edit Camera 70. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Edit Camera 71....................
Device Setting 72. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Advanced Setting 76. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alarm Setting 80...................
Time Setting 87....................
Other Important Information 88. . . . .
Guarantee 88......................
Regular Maintenance and Service 88.
Technical Modifications 88. . . . . . . . . . .
Information on Disposal 88. . . . . . . . . .
CE Mark 88........................
Technical Data 89. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Troubleshooting 90. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General Information
General Safety Information
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General Information
Please read and observe the following
information and keep this operating
manual in a safe place for future reference!
General Safety Information
Observe the following safety instructions in order to pro
tect yourself from the possibility of personal injury and the
product from damage.
WARNING!
•Risk of electric shock! Never attempt to open and re
pair the device or accessories yourself. Never touch
bare contacts with metallic objects. Never plug-in or un
plug the power cable when your hands are wet.
•Risk of suffocation! Keep out of reach of children!
Keep packaging materials and protective foils out of
reach of children. Keep the device and any accessories
out of reach of children. Small children can swallow
small parts. Seek medical attention immediately if a
small part is swallowed.
CAUTION!
•Risk of hearing damage! The audio signals are emit
ted through a loudspeaker. Pay attention that a reason
able loudspeaker volume is set for transmitting the audio
signals.
ATTENTION!
Avoid the risk of property damage to your device and ob
serve the information!
•Do not use the camera in prohibited areas! Prohibit
ed areas could include public buildings or spaces, for
example. Please observe local laws and regulations!
•Protect the camera from moisture, dust, liquids, chemi
cals, vapours, heat and direct sunlight. The camera is
not waterproof, so ensure you keep it dry.
•Only use original accessories. Only connect acces
sories approved by the manufacturer to the camera and
only us the power adapter supplied.
•Property damage is possible. Only use properly in
stalled, easily accessible power sockets.
•Repairs to this device may only be completed by prop
erly qualified service personnel.
General Information
Intended Use and Notations Used in this Manual
7G
Intended Use
The IP camera (subsequently referred to as the camera)
is designed to perform video surveillance (CCTV) by day
and night. The camera is exclusively intended for use in
closed rooms. When installing and selecting the area of
application of the camera, pay attention to the personal
rights of third-parties and that the respective, applicable
local laws and regulations are not violated.
Unintended Use
The camera is not suitable for use in wet rooms or poten
tially explosive areas.
Monitoring of third-parties is not permitted without the re
spective, explicit authorisation and could have legal con
sequences.
Any use other than that described in Intended Use is con
sidered unintended use. Unauthorised modification
or reconstruction is not permitted.
Under no circumstances open the camera or accessories
or attempt to complete any repair work yourself.
Legal Notice
All the trademarks or brand names on the product and/or
accessories or which appear in this operating manual
serve solely for descriptive purposes and do not imply that
they are freely available. The trademarks and brand
names are the property of the respective proprietor of the
rights.
Notations Used in this Manual
The section below explains the presentations and nota
tions used in this operating manual.
1. This indicates the first step in a set of instructions.
2. This indicates the next step in a set of instructions.
This symbol indicates useful information which will
help you to use the camera and ProHomeIPC App.
Indicates a list.
General Information
System Requirements
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System Requirements
This operating manual assumes users have a basic
knowledge of connecting and configuring network-capable
devices and smartphones or tablet PCs.
iOS
In order to exploit the full functional scope of the camera
using the ProHomeIPC App for iOS, you require:
an internet-capable iPhone (from iPhone 4)
operating system iOS 7 or later
ProHomeIPC App
(refer to Chapter Installing the ProHomeIPC App)
Android
In order to exploit the full functional scope of the camera
using the ProHomeIPC App for Android, you require:
an internet-capable smartphone
operating system Android 4.0 or later
ProHomeIPC App
(refer to Chapter Installing the ProHomeIPC App)
General Overview
Checking the Package Contents
9G
General Overview
This section provides information on the package contents
as well as the connections and operating elements on the
camera.
Checking the Package Contents
Unpack the camera and check that the package contents
are complete. The camera package must contain the fol
lowing components:
Camera
Power adapter plug
Receiver
Mounting bracket
Network cable (RJ45/RJ45, Cat.5e)
Operating manual
Check for any visible signs of damage to the camera
packaging or the components supplied. If there are,
do not put the camera into operation.
Connections and Operating Elements
Before connecting the camera, familiarise yourself with
the connections and operating elements on it.
1 Lens with optical zoom
(model IC 1280 Z only)
2 Infrared LEDs (night vision)
3 Brightness sensor
4 Microphone
5 WLAN receiving antenna
6 Loudspeaker
7 Power adapter connection port
8 Port for receiver
(connection to an alarm system from the Protect
series)
9 MicroSD card slot (max. 32 GB)
10 Network connection port
11 Aux output (3.5 mm connector)
12 Internal thread for mounting bracket
13 Reset button
14 Installation holes
15 Rating plate with QR code
General Overview
Connections and Operating Elements
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AUDIO
S/D
1 2 3 4 D C 5 V
I/O Alarm
ANT
5
6
789
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
2 3
4
General Overview
Receiver
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Receiver
16
17
18
16 Power cable (connect to power connection port on
the camera)
17 Power adapter connection port
18 I/O port
19 Status LED (not illustrated here)
Pivoting Range and Angle of Vision
A
80°
330°
B
C
67°
A Vertical pivoting range
B Horizontal pivoting range
C Angle of vision
Connecting the Camera
Inserting the MicroSD, Positioning or Mounting the Camera
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Connecting the Camera
This section provides information on how to position and
connect the camera and insert a microSD memory card in
it.
Inserting a microSD memory card
Positioning the camera or mounting it on a wall
Connecting the camera - network cable
Connecting the camera - power adapter and receiver
Inserting the MicroSD Memory Card
In order to be able to make video recordings and save
them, you must insert a microSD memory card in the
camera. Use a microSD memory card with a maximum
memory capacity of 32 GB.
No microSD memory card is enclosed in the camera
package supplied.
1. Insert a microSD memory card in the microSD memory
card slot at the rear of the camera.
The microSD memory card latches audibly in place.
Positioning the Camera
When the camera is put into operation for the first time, it
must be connected to a network connection port (LAN) on
your router via the network cable. Therefore, when putting
the camera into operation for the first time, it should be
located near your router.
After putting the camera into operation for the first time
and configuring it, you can install the camera at the lo
cation where it should perform the video surveillance.
When doing so, it is essential to observe the applicable
laws and local regulations.
Mounting the Camera on the
Wall/Ceiling
You can mount the camera anywhere using the mounting
bracket contained in the package supplied.
WARNING!
Risk of fatal injury through electric shock or gas ex
plosion!
During installation, pay attention to the possibility of
electrical cables and gas pipes running in the walls.
Pay attention that you do not damage electric cables
or gas pipes.
Connecting the Camera
Connecting the Camera -
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1. Drill two sufficiently large holes in the wall.
Use the mounting bracket supplied as the template
for the position of the holes.
2. Insert the dowels in the drill holes.
3. Assemble the mounting bracket using suitable screws.
4. Fit the camera on the mounting bracket.
Use the internal thread on the underside of the cam
era.
Connecting the Camera -
Network Cable
Connect the network cable to the network connection
port (10) on the camera and a free network connection
port (LAN) on the router.
A condition for putting into operation is the unam
biguous identification of your camera within your net
work. If you have not altered the default setting of
your router, this will occur automatically. In the case
of most routers, the DHCP function is activated at
the factory.
More detailed information on the DHCP function is
provided in the operating manual supplied with your
router.
Connecting the Camera -
Power Adapter and Receiver
If you want to integrate the camera in an existing alarm
system, you need the receiver supplied.
If you only want to use the camera to monitor a certain
area, you do not need the receiver supplied.
Operating with an Alarm System
(Protect 6xxx / 9xxx)
If you want to integrate the camera in an alarm system
(Protect Series 6xxx / 9xxx alarm system from Olympia),
you must use the receiver supplied.
1. Connect the receiver to the port (8) on the camera.
ATTENTION!
Property damage is possible!
The camera could be damaged if you use a wrong
power adapter.
Only use the power adapter supplied.
2. Connect the power cable (16) on the receiver to the
power connection port (7) on the camera.
Connecting the Camera
Registering the Receiver on the Alarm System
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3. Connect the power adapter to the power connection
port (17) on the receiver and a properly installed, easily
accessible power socket.
The LEDs on the network connection port (10) signal
when a connection exists to the network (lights up
orange) and that data is being transmitted (flashes
green).
ATTENTION!
Property damage is possible!
The camera could be damaged if you move the ser
vomotors by hand or interrupt the movement.
Avoid moving the servomotors by hand or interrupt
ing the movement of the camera.
4. The servomotors of the camera are controlled automati
cally. Wait until the process has finished.
Registering the Receiver on the Alarm
System
After connecting the power supply and network to the re
ceiver, you must register the receiver on the base unit of
the alarm system.
1. Disconnect the power cable of the camera from the
power socket on the receiver.
2. Select the Register menu option on the alarm system.
To configure the alarm system, please refer to the
manual supplied with the alarm system.
3. Connect the power cable of the camera to the power
socket on the receiver.
4. When the message Siren followed by a number ap
pears in the alarm system display, registration on the
alarm system was completed successfully.
Change the Siren entry to Camera, for example, us
ing the alarm system menu.
5. The receiver is now registered on the alarm system and
can receive signals from the alarm system. In the event
of an alarm, the red LED (19) on the rear of the receiver
indicates that an active connection between the alarm
system and receiver exists.
Connecting the Camera
Registering the Receiver on the Alarm System
15G
Communication Alarm System
Camera + Sensor Network Cable Router
Connecting the Camera
Use Without an Alarm System
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Use Without an Alarm System
If you want to use the camera without an alarm system
(Protect Series 6xxx / 9xxx alarm system from Olympia),
you do not need the receiver supplied.
ATTENTION!
Property damage is possible!
The camera could be damaged if you use a wrong
power adapter.
Only use the power adapter supplied.
1. Connect the power cable to the power connection
port (7) and a properly installed power socket.
The LEDs on the network connection port (10) signal
when a connection exists to the network (lights up
orange) and that data is being transmitted (flashes
green).
ATTENTION!
Property damage is possible!
The camera could be damaged if you move the
servomotors by hand or interrupt the movement.
Avoid moving the servomotors by hand or interrupt
ing the movement of the camera.
2. The servomotors of the camera are controlled automati
cally. Wait until the process has finished.
Camera Network Cable Router
Connecting the Camera
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
17G
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
1. Download the ProHomeIPC App from the App Store or
Google Play Store.
2. Enable the ProHomeIPC App access to the camera of
your smartphone or tablet PC and mobile internet. This
simplifies connecting the camera and ProHomeIPC
App and also enables remote access to the camera via
the smartphone or tablet PC.
You require access to the camera on your smart
phone or tablet PC when you want to scan the QR
code as described in Section Connecting the
Smartphone/Tablet PC to the Camera.
Access to the camera and mobile internet can also
be enabled or refused later in the setting options pro
vided by your smartphone or tablet PC. More de
tailed information is provided in the operating manual
supplied with your smartphone or tablet PC.
Connecting the Smartphone/Tablet PC to the Camera
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
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Connecting the Smartphone/Tablet PC
to the Camera
The following conditions must be fulfilled in order that you
can use the camera:
You have downloaded and installed the ProHomeIPC
App as described in Section Installing the
ProHomeIPC App.
You have set-up and connected the camera as
described in Section Connecting the Camera.
You smartphone or tablet PC is in the same network as
the camera.
1. Start the ProHomeIPC App.
2. Touch Add Device or Click here to add camera.
3. Touch QRCode or .Scan
4. Scan the QR code on the rear of the camera using the
smartphone or tablet PC.
Connecting the Smartphone/Tablet PC to the Camera
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
19G
The ProHomeIPC App automatically searches for all
the cameras available in the network. If your smart
phone or tablet PC is connected in the same network
as the camera, the camera is displayed (together
with the user identifier and IP address). Alternatively,
touch the camera displayed.
5. Enter the camera's password (security code).
When the default settings are set, the password is
admin.
6. Save the settings by touching Save or .OK
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's password
(security code) for reasons of security. We urgently
recommend that you change the camera's password
in order to prevent unauthorised access to your cam
era, and thus your privacy, by third parties.
Using the ProHomeIPC App
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
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Using the ProHomeIPC App
Familiarise yourself with how to use the
ProHomeIPC App.
1. Swipe your finger in any direction over the display of
your smartphones or tablet PC to move the screen sec
tion displayed.
Alternatively, touch the green direction arrows to
move the screen section displayed.
2. Tap your finger on the display of your smartphone or
tablet PC to open the submenus and activate functions.
Using the ProHomeIPC App
Installing the ProHomeIPC App
21G
3. Zoom the image displayed on the display of your smart
phone or tablet PC by touching the image section with
two fingers and spreading them apart accordingly. Move
your fingers in the opposite direction to reduce the size
of the image.
Alternatively, touch the magnifying glass icons to
zoom the image displayed in or out accordingly.
4. Rotate your smartphone or tablet PC on its side. The
image then appears as a full screen display.
If necessary, you must activate the function to rotate
the screen contents in the Settings menu on the
smartphone or tablet PC. More detailed information
is provided in the operating manual supplied with
your smartphone or tablet PC.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Moving the Screen Section
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Operating the Camera (iOS)
Moving the Screen Section
Swipe your finger in any direction over the display of your
smartphone or tablet PC to move the screen section dis
played.
There may be short delays before your camera re
acts to the movement of your fingers on the screen
of your smartphone or tablet PC depending on the
signal strength.
Opening the Menu Bar
Touch your finger on the smartphone or tablet PC screen.
A menu bar opens at the bottom edge of the screen.
A function is assigned to each button in the menu
bar. Touch one of the buttons to activate the function
or, if necessary, define settings.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
23G
Buttons in the Menu Bar
This section provides information on which functions are
assigned to the buttons in the menu bar while a live pic
ture is on screen and what you can do with them.
Push to Talk
The camera is equipped with a loudspeaker which can be
used to issue vocal communication or sounds spoken or
played in your smartphone or tablet PC.
1. Touch the Push-to-talk button.
2. Press and hold the button.
3. Speak into the microphone on your smartphone or
tablet PC. The vocal communication entered is issued
by the loudspeaker in the camera.
Snapshots
You can take a photo of the live image currently scanned
by the camera.
1. Touch the Snapshot button. The live image currently
displayed is saved as a snapshot. The Snapshot sa
ved message appears in the display.
When the default settings are set, the snapshots are
saved locally on the smartphone or tablet PC. You
can also save your snapshots on the camera. More
detailed information is provided in Section Record
ing on the SD Memory Card.
2. Touch the button to open an overview of the snapshots
taken.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
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Saving Image Sections as a Preset
You can divide the image of the entire area under surveil
lance (limited by the angle of detection and pivoting range
of the camera) into different sections and save the sec
tions individually as presets. A total of four presets are
possible.
Each preset can then be assigned to a defined memory
location
• to be accessed quickly.
• to display the respective area under surveillance.
1. Navigate to any section of the image.
2. Touch the Image section button.
3. Touch and hold one of the four memory locations (1 - 4)
to assign the respective image preset. You receive a
reply: Camera preset point x has been save.
4. Repeat the steps and assign a different preset image
section to each memory location.
Quick Access
1. Touch one of the memory locations. The camera moves
to the image section which you have defined in the
memory location selected in the preset.
The respective preset remains assigned to memory
locations 1 - 4 until you save a new preset for one of
the memory locations.
Image Section Under Surveillance
If you have assigned one or more image sections to the
memory locations, you can define one image section as
standard in Alarm Setting to ensure that the image sec
tion remains permanently monitored.
The camera moves automatically to the position for
the selected image section. This also applies when
you move the live image manually to another position
and then exit from the menu or ProHomeIPC App.
The camera then moves back automatically to the
position for the selected image section.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
25G
Activating Night Vision
If the brightness of the area being monitored falls below a
certain level, the infrared LEDs are automatically activat
ed.
The infrared LEDs serve as a residual light amplifier so
that the area monitored is illuminated despite the dark and
can continue to be monitored. The live image displayed
appears in black and white.
1. Touch the IRLight Switch button.
2. Touch this button to activate automatic night vision.
3. Touch this button to deactivate automatic night vision.
Flipping the Image Section Horizontally
You can flip (mirror) the live image displayed about the
horizontal axis. This is useful, for example, if you want to
install your camera on a ceiling using the holding bracket.
1. Touch the Flip horizontal button. The current live im
age displayed is flipped about the horizontal axis.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
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Flipping the Image Section Vertically
You can flip (mirror) the live image displayed about the
vertical axis. This can be useful, for example, when the
camera is mounted in such a way that parts of the area
under surveillance lie in a blind spot.
1. Touch the Flip vertical button. The current live image
displayed is flipped about the vertical axis.
Changing the Resolution
You can change the resolution of the camera. This can be
useful, for example, when there is a long delay regarding
data transmission; i.e. the camera takes a long time to
react to the movement commands you issue via the
ProHomeIPC App. In such cases, it may be advanta
geous to reduce the resolution of the live image being
transmitted.
More detailed information on this subject is available
in Section Troubleshooting.
1. Touch the Video Quality button.
2. Touch the setting required.
Repeat this step until the camera reacts to the move
ment commands issued via the ProHomeIPC App
without any delay.
Adapting to Environmental Conditions
You can adapt the camera settings to the environmental
conditions of the area under surveillance.
1. Touch the EnvironmentMode button.
2. Touch the required setting depending on whether the
area under surveillance is bright or dark.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Start Screen of the ProHomeIPC App
27G
Start Screen of the ProHomeIPC App
When a camera has been found and integrated success
fully in the , the corresponding cameraProHomeIPC App
is displayed on the start screen.
In this view, all the cameras integrated in the
ProHomeIPC App are displayed.
We recommend that you assign each camera con
nected an unambiguous name (refer to Section
Name).
You are provided with a view of
the unambiguous user identifier (UID) of the camera,
the name (designation) of the camera,
the monitoring status of the camera,
the alarm preset status of the camera and
the possibility of connecting new cameras by means of
the ProHomeIPC App.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Context Menu of the ProHomeIPC App
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Context Menu of the ProHomeIPC App
At the bottom edge of the start screen are four buttons
which can be used to complete different settings and func
tions.
1. Touch the respective button to define the setting or start
the function.
Device
Event
Add Device
Info
The settings or functions assigned to the individual but
tons are described in the following sections.
The following settings can be defined using smart
phones and tablets PCs with the Android operating
system as well as using smartphones and tablet PCs
with the iOS operating system.
The following settings only affect the camera select
ed. Information on particular, individual features is
provided at the respective point.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Camera List
29G
Camera List
The Device button is normally active when you open the
ProHomeIPC App.
1. Touch Device. A list of all the cameras integrated in
your smartphone app is displayed.
If you touch one of the cameras listed, the live image
from the camera selected is displayed. You can
move the image section displayed and use the but
tons available in the menu bar (refer to Moving the
Image Section and Buttons in the Menu Bar).
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Event
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Event
This button provides the option of displaying a list of
events which the camera has recorded and saved in
chronological order.
1. Touch .Event
2. Touch the camera whose recorded events you want to
display.
If no event has (yet) been recorded, the No result
found message appears.
You can define specific periods of time in the chronologi
cal list of events in order to limit the events displayed to a
certain time range.
3. Touch .Search
4. Touch the period of the events which should be dis
played.
5. All the events related to the time period selected are
displayed.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Add Device
31G
Add Device
You have the possibility of connecting new cameras using
the ProHomeIPC App.
All the cameras connected are displayed on the start
screen.
1. Touch Add Device.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Add Device
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QR Code
1. Touch QRCode.
2. Scan the QR code on the rear of the camera using your
smartphone or tablet PC.
3. Enter the camera's password (security code).
When the default settings are set, the password is
admin.
4. Save the settings by touching .Save
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's password
for reasons of security. Change the camera's pass
word in order to prevent unauthorised access to your
camera, and thus your privacy, by third parties.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Add Device
33G
Automatic Search
The ProHomeIPC App automatically searches for all the
cameras available in the network. If your smartphone or
tablet PC is connected in the same network as the cam
era, the camera is displayed (together with the unambigu
ous user identifier UID and IP address).
1. Touch the camera displayed.
2. Enter the camera's password.
When the default settings are set, the password is
admin.
3. Save the settings by touching .Save
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's password
for reasons of security. Change the camera's pass
word in order to prevent unauthorised access to your
camera, and thus your privacy, by third parties.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Add Device
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Connecting Manually
You can also connect your camera to the ProHomeIPC
App manually.
1. Touch .Add
2. Enter the user identifier (UID), the name and password
of the camera.
The user identifier (UID), the name and password
are on the rear of the camera.
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's password
for reasons of security. Change the camera's pass
word in order to prevent unauthorised access to your
camera, and thus your privacy, by third parties.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Version Information
35G
Version Information
It is possible to display detailed information on the version
of the ProHomeIPC App.
The version information changes with each time the app is
updated.
1. Touch Info. Information on the current version of the
ProHomeIPC App is displayed.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Deleting Cameras
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Deleting Cameras
It is possible to delete individual cameras from the
ProHomeIPC App.
All personally defined settings are stored locally on the
camera. If you want to reconnect cameras deleted from
the list to your smartphone or tablet PC at a later point in
time, the personally defined settings are reactivated.
This does not apply if the settings have been defined
from another smartphone or tablet PC. The modified
settings are activated in such cases.
1. Touch .Edit
2. Touch the Delete icon and then the Delete option. The
camera selected is deleted.
3. Touch Done.The start screen reappears.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Settings
37G
Settings
You can use this menu to define the various functions and
settings which control the way in which the camera be
haves.
The Settings menu is arranged into four areas.
Camera
Advanced Settings
Alarm Settings
Time Settings
1. Touch the arrow to the right beside the required cam
era.
The following settings only affect the respective cam
era selected. Information on particular, individual fea
tures is provided at the respective point.
Some menus contain entries behind which is a small
arrow. If you touch this arrow, a list with various op
tions opens. Touch the required entry to select it.
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Settings
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38
Camera
This area contains information on
the unambiguous user identifier ( ),UID
the camera password and
the name of the camera.
Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Settings
39G
User Identifier (UID)
The camera's user identifier serves to identify the camera
within the network.
The user identifier cannot be changed.
Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Settings
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40
Name
The name of the camera is displayed on the
ProHomeIPC App start screen.
This enables you to simplify the assignment of your cam
era if you have connected several cameras to the
ProHomeIPC App.
You should assign each camera an unambiguous
name, such as Living room, Office or .Workshop
1. Touch the field beside the Name option.
2. Change the name of the camera.
Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Settings
41G
Password
The camera password protects the camera from access
by unauthorised third-parties.
For reasons of security, we recommend that you
change the camera password when you put it into
operation for the first time (refer to Security Set
tings).
For reasons of security, the characters entered are en
crypted. Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Advanced Settings
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42
Advanced Settings
This option provides various functions and settings with
which you can define how the camera behaves according
to your own individual requirements.
Security code settings
WiFi settings
SD card settings
Device information.
1. Touch Advanced Setting.Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Advanced Settings
43G
Security Code
This menu option enables you to change the camera
security code.
The camera's security code protects the camera from
access by unauthorised third-parties.
For reasons of security, we recommend that you
change the camera security code when you put it
into operation for the first time.
1. Touch Security Code in the Advanced Setting menu.
2. Enter the existing security code.
When the default settings are set, the password is
admin.
3. Enter the new security code.
4. Enter the new security code again.
5. Save the setting by touching .OK
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Advanced Settings
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44
WiFi
This menu enables you to see the wireless network with
which your camera is connected.
Proceed as follows to connect your camera to another
wireless network:
1. Touch WiFi in the Advanced Setting menu.
2. Touch the arrow on the right to open a list containing all
the wireless networks available in the vicinity.
3. Touch the network to which you want to connect your
camera.
4. Enter the WiFi password of the network selected. For
security reasons, the characters of the password ap
pear encrypted.
5. Save the setting by touching .OK
When you have integrated your camera in a wireless
network, you can disconnect the network cable from
the network connection port on the camera.
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Advanced Settings
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46
About Device
This menu option provides information on
the model name of the camera,
the firmware version on the camera,
the camera manufacturer,
the total memory space on the microSD memory card
inserted and
the memory space available on the microSD memory
card inserted.
No settings can be changed in this area.
If you have not inserted a microSD memory card in
the camera, 0 MB appears for Total Size and Free
Size.
1. Touch About Device in the Advanced Setting menu.
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
47G
Alarm Setting
This area contains various information and settings op
tions with which to define the alarm settings of the camera
and ProHomeIPC App.
1. Touch Alarm Setting.
Your smartphone or tablet PC can be set-up to issue
an acoustic signal on detecting a movement. To do
this, activate the Push Notification option in the
ProHomeIPC App in the settings options provided in
smartphone or tablet PC. Example Camera
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
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48
Guard
This option is used to define whether surveillance by the
camera should be activated or not. If the Guard function
is active, a recording is made of the area under surveil
lance and you are alerted to an alarm situation by an
acoustic alarm and Push Notification on your smartphone
or tablet PC according to the settings defined.
1. Touch the Switch icon beside the Guard option. The
Switch icon indicates it is .ON
To avoid false alarms, we recommend deactivating
the Guard function when you are at home yourself
or, according to your knowledge, other persons are
permanently in the area under surveillance.
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
49G
Motion Detection
You can select from the list how sensitive the camera
should react to movements in the area under surveillance.
In the case of a static image, we recommend the High
setting, in the case of possibly recurrent movements (such
as a pet or clouds), we recommend the Medium or Low
setting in order to prevent false alarms.
1. Touch Motion Detection in the list.
2. Touch the setting required. The setting is saved.
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
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50
Receiver
Use this menu to define whether the receiver is active or
not.
A condition for successful activation of this function is
that you have connected the receiver to your camera
and registered it on your alarm system.
When this function is activated, the camera receives a
signal from the alarm system in the event of an alarm.
Your camera starts to record the area under surveillance
and, at the same time, sends a push notification to your
smartphone or tablet PC.
1. Touch the Switch icon beside the Receiver (Protect)
option. The Switch icon indicates it is .ON
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
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52
Alarm SD Record
You can use this option to define whether the recordings
made should be saved on the microSD memory card in
serted or not.
A condition for the successful use of this function is
that you have inserted a microSD memory card in
your camera (refer to Inserting a MicroSD Memory
Card).
1. Touch the Switch icon beside the Alarm SD Record
option. The Switch icon indicates it is .ON
If there is no microSD memory card in your camera,
recordings cannot be saved. The List of Events displays
events which have been lost but no video material is
saved.
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Alarm Setting
53G
Push Notification
You can use this option to define whether the
ProHomeIPC App push notifications should be sent to
your smartphone or tablet PC when the camera detects
movements or the alarm system connected is triggered.
A condition for the successful activation of this func
tion is that the transmission of push notifications has
been enabled in the system settings on the smart
phone or tablet PC. More detailed information is pro
vided in the operating manual supplied with your
smartphone or tablet PC.
The push notification also functions when the
ProHomeIPC App is not running in the background
but has been terminated.
1. Touch the Switch icon beside the Push Notification
option. The Switch icon indicates it is .ON
TEST WLAN
Operating the Camera (iOS)
Time Setting
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Time Setting
This option provides information and functions regarding
the time settings used.
1. Touch Time Setting in the Settings menu.
2. Define the respective settings as required.
When the default settings are active, the time and
date stamp displayed in the live image reflect the
time and date provided by the network connected.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Moving the Screen Section
55G
Operating the Camera (Android)
Moving the Screen Section
Swipe your finger in any direction over the display of your
smartphones or tablet PC to move the screen section dis
played.
There may be short delays before your camera re
acts to the movement of your fingers on the screen
of your smartphone or tablet PC depending on the
signal strength.
Opening the Menu Bar
Touch your finger on the smartphone or tablet PC screen.
A menu bar opens at the bottom edge of the screen.
A function is assigned to each button in the menu
bar. Touch one of the buttons to activate the function
or, if necessary, define settings.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
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Buttons in the Menu Bar
This section provides information on which functions are
assigned to the buttons in the menu bar while a live pic
ture is on screen and what you can do with them.
Push to Talk
The camera is equipped with a loudspeaker which can be
used to issue vocal communication or sounds spoken or
played in your smartphone or tablet PC.
1. Touch the Push-to-talk button.
2. Press and hold the button.
3. Speak into the microphone on your smartphone or
tablet PC. The vocal communication spoken is issued
by the loudspeaker in the camera.
Snapshots
You can take a photo of the live image currently scanned
by the camera.
1. Touch the Snapshot button. The live image currently
displayed is saved as a snapshot. The Snapshot suc
cesfully message appears in the display.
When the default settings are set, the snapshots are
saved locally on the smartphone or tablet PC. You
can also save your snapshots on the camera. More
detailed information is provided in Section Record
ing on the SD Memory Card.
2. Touch the button to open an overview of the snapshots
taken.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
57G
Saving Image Sections as a Preset
You can divide the image of the entire area under surveil
lance (limited by the angle of detection and pivoting range
of the camera) into different sections and save the sec
tions individually as presets. A total of four presets are
possible
Each preset can then be assigned to a defined memory
location
• to be accessed quickly.
• to display the respective area under surveillance.
1. Navigate to any section of the image.
2. Touch the Image section button.
3. Touch and hold one of the four memory locations (1 - 4)
to assign the respective image preset. The Save
presets success message appears.
4. Repeat the steps and assign a different preset image
section to each memory location.
Quick Access
1. Touch one of the memory locations. The camera moves
to the image section which you have defined in the
memory location selected in the preset.
The respective preset remains assigned to memory
locations 1 - 4 until you save a new preset for one of
the memory locations.
Image Section Under Surveillance
If you have assigned one or more image sections to the
memory locations, you can define one image section as
standard in Alarm Setting to ensure that the image sec
tion remains permanently monitored.
The camera moves automatically to the position for
the selected image section. This also applies when
you move the live image manually to another position
and exit from then the menu or ProHomeIPC App.
The camera then moves back automatically to the
position for the selected image section.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
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Activating Night Vision
If the brightness of the area being monitored falls below a
certain level, the infrared LEDs are automatically activat
ed.
The infrared LEDs serve as a residual light amplifier so
that the area monitored is illuminated sufficiently despite
the dark and can continue to be monitored. The live image
displayed appears in black and white.
1. Touch the Infrared switch button.
2. Touch this button to activate automatic night vision.
3. Touch this button to deactivate automatic night vision.
Flipping the Image Section Horizontally
You can flip (mirror) the live image displayed about the
horizontal axis. This is useful, for example, if you want to
install your camera on a ceiling using the holding bracket.
1. Touch the Flip horizontal button. The current live im
age displayed is flipped about the horizontal axis.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Buttons in the Menu Bar
59G
Flipping the Image Section Vertically
You can flip (mirror) the live image displayed about the
vertical axis. This can be useful, for example, when the
camera is mounted in such a way that parts of the area
under surveillance lie in a blind spot.
1. Touch the Flip vertical button. The current live image
displayed is flipped about the vertical axis.
Changing the Resolution
You can change the resolution of the camera. This can be
useful, for example, when there is a long delay regarding
data transmission; i.e. the camera takes a long time to
react to the movement commands you issue via the
ProHomeIPC App. In such cases, it may be advanta
geous to reduce the resolution of the live image being
transmitted.
More detailed information on this subject is available
in Section Troubleshooting.
1. Touch the Video Quality button.
2. Touch the setting required.
Repeat this step until the camera reacts to the move
ment commands issued via the ProHomeIPC App
without any delay.
Adapting to Environmental Conditions
You can adapt the camera settings to the environmental
conditions of the area under surveillance.
1. Touch the Environment Mode button.
2. Touch the required setting depending on whether the
area under surveillance is bright or dark.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Add Device
61G
Add Device
You have the possibility of connecting more cameras by
means of different processes using the ProHomeIPC
App.
All the cameras connected are displayed on the start
screen.
1. Touch Click here to add camera.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Add Device
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62
QR Code
1. Touch Scan.
2. Scan the QR code on the rear of the camera using your
smartphone or tablet PC.
3. Enter the camera's security code.
When the default settings are set, the security code
is .admin
4. Save the settings by touching .OK
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's security
code for reasons of security. Change the camera's
security code in order to prevent unauthorised ac
cess to your camera, and thus your privacy, by third
parties.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Add Device
63G
Automatic Search
The ProHomeIPC App automatically searches for all the
cameras available in the network. If your smartphone or
tablet PC is connected within the same network as the
camera, the camera is displayed (together with the unam
biguous user identifier UID and IP address).
1. Touch .Search
2. Touch the camera required.
3. Enter the camera's security code.
When the default setting are set, the security code is
admin.
4. Save the settings by touching .OK
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's security
code for reasons of security. Change the camera's
security code in order to prevent unauthorised ac
cess to your camera, and thus your privacy, by third
parties.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Add Device
G
64
Connecting Manually
You can also connect your camera to the ProHomeIPC
App manually.
1. Enter the user identifier (UID), the name and security
code of the camera.
2. Save the settings by touching .OK
The user identifier (UID), name and security code are
on the rear of the camera.
Your camera is now listed in the overview of cameras
available.
The first time you attempt to select your camera, you
will be requested to change the camera's security
code for reasons of security. Change the camera's
security code in order to prevent unauthorised ac
cess to your camera, and thus your privacy, by third
parties.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
65G
Context Menu of the Camera
You can use the start screen to open the context menu of
the connected cameras individually.
1. Touch the arrow to the right of the camera name to
open the respective context menu. The context menu is
opened.
The context menu contains five options. The individual
options are described in the following sections.
Reconnect
Edit Camera
View Event
View Snapshot
Remove Camera
The following adjustments to the settings only affect
the camera selected. Information on particular, indi
vidual features is provided at the respective point.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
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Reconnect
Should problems arise involving the connection, you can
connect the camera again using the ProHomeIPC App.
1. Touch Reconnect. The camera selected is reconnect
ed.
You cannot access the camera while this process is
in progress.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
67G
View Event
This option enables you to display a list of events which
the camera has recorded and saved in chronological or
der.
1. Touch View Event.
If no event has (yet) been recorded, the No result
found message appears.
You can define specific periods of time in the chronologi
cal list of events in order to limit the events displayed to a
certain time range.
2. Touch the magnifying glass icon at the top right.
3. Touch the required time period for the events.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
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View Snapshot
This option enables you to display a list of snapshots
which you have taken with the camera and saved in
chronological order.
1. Touch View Snapshot. A list of the snapshots available
is displayed.
If no snapshot has (yet) been recorded, the No
snapshot found message appears.
2. Touch one of the snapshots. The snapshot selected
appears in a full screen display.
You can delete the selected snapshots from the collection
saved.
3. Touch the waste bin icon.
4. Confirm the prompt by touching Yes. The snapshot se
lected is deleted.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
69G
Remove Camera
It is possible to delete individual cameras from the
ProHomeIPC App.
All personally defined settings are stored locally on the
camera. If you want to reconnect cameras deleted from
the list to your smartphone or tablet PC at a later point in
time, the personally defined settings are reactivated.
This does not apply if the settings have been defined
on another smartphone or tablet PC. The modified
settings are activated in such cases.
1. Touch .Remove Camera
2. Confirm the prompt by touching OK. The camera se
lected is deleted.
Operating the Camera (Android)
Context Menu of the Camera
G
70
Edit Camera
Various functions and settings can be defined in the Edit
Camera menu to adapt the way the camera responds to
your own specific needs.
1. Touch Edit Camera.
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Olympia |
| Categoría: | Cámara de vigilancia |
| Modelo: | IC 720 P |
| Ancho: | 244 mm |
| Profundidad: | 180 mm |
| Adaptador gráfico: | HD Graphics |
| red LAN: | Ja |
| Resolución Máxima: | 1920 x 1200 Pixels |
| Tipo de fuente de energía: | ATX |
| Número de puertos USB 2.0: | 4 |
| Puerto(s) VGA (D-Sub): | 1 |
| Micrófono, entrada de línea: | Ja |
| Número de puertos Ethernet LAN (RJ-45): | 1 |
| Salidas de auriculares: | 1 |
| Puertos DVI-D: | 1 |
| Software incluido: | Norton Internet Security\ncFosSpeed |
| Número de puertos USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Tipo A: | 2 |
| Zócalo del procesador: | LGA 1151 (Socket H4) |
| Fabricante del procesador: | Intel |
| Memoria interna máxima: | 32 GB |
| Canales de salida de audio: | 7.1 kanalen |
| ETC: | Ja |
| Tipo de interfaz Ethernet: | Gigabit Ethernet |
| placa base con chipset: | Intel® H110 |
| Tipo de ranura de memoria: | DIMM |
| Familia de adaptadores gráficos: | Intel |
| Canal de memoria: | Dubbelkanaals |
| Ranuras PCI Express x16 (Gen. 3.x): | 1 |
| Interfaces de unidad de almacenamiento compatibles: | SATA III |
| Puerto(s) PS/2: | 1 |
| Puertos seriales): | 1 |
| Componente para: | PC |
| Adaptador de gráficos de memoria máxima: | 512 MB |
| Número de conectores SATA III: | 4 |
| No ECC: | Ja |
| Ranuras PCI: | 2 |
| Procesadores compatibles: | Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium |
| Tipos de memoria soportados: | DDR4-SDRAM |
| Máx. número de procesadores SMP: | 1 |
| Ranuras PCI Express x1 (Gen 2.x): | 1 |
| Familia de chipsets de placa base: | Intel |
| Factor de forma de la placa base: | micro ATX |
| Número de ranuras de memoria: | 2 |
| Velocidades de reloj de memoria admitidas: | 2133 MHz |
| tipo de BIOS: | UEFI AMI |
| Tamaño de la memoria del BIOS: | 16 Mbit |
| Versión ACPI: | 5.0 |
| Conexión para refrigerador de CPU: | Ja |
| Conector de alimentación ATX (24 pines): | Ja |
| Conexión del ventilador de la fuente de alimentación: | Ja |
| Conexiones USB 2.0: | 2 |
| Conexión para panel de audio en el frente: | Ja |
| monitor de salud de la computadora: | CPU, FAN, Temperature, Voltage |
| Conexiones USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1): | 1 |
| Salida-S/PDIF: | Ja |
| Conector de alimentación EPS (8 pines): | Ja |
| Borrar puente CMOS: | Ja |
| Encabezados de puerto serie: | 1 |
| Conector paralelo: | Ja |
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