The firmware files are different from each type of cameras. You have to prepare firmware files(.rui) that is suitable for the camera. 1) From DirectIP NVR In Setup > Camera > Upgrade >, you can upgrade cameras directly from NVR. Firmware files should be stored in USB memory stick [...]
Some Network cameras have CVBS analog video output port to be seen through a portable monitor. It is utilized for making image more focused and setting view angle. When the camra operates in IDIS protocol, Video format between NTSC and PAL is selectable in Setup > Video > Camera [...]
To recieve stream via Real Time Streaming Protocol, RTSP player is required. VLC player is one of the most popular player.(http://www.videolan.org/) The command line for playing remote live video via RTSP is below rtsp://ID:Password@IPaddress:RTSP port number/trackID=‘channel number Please refer the capture in below for example.
850nm Infrared-ray is exposed from the IR-LED. In general, humanity can see wavelength up to 780nm (visible light : 380nm ~ 780nm)
Some DirectIP cameras have built-in alarm in/out port. Normally, alarm input has TTL voltage level and NC/NO programmable. Alarm output only supports the NO mode with relay output. With reference to the alarm in/out specification, you can connect your alarm devices such as smoke sensor or fire alarm to [...]
DirectIP cameras can be configured by IDIS Discovery software and DirectIP NVRs. our INIT software help you find and configure your camera with fast and easy. Also if DirectIP cameras are connected to DirectIP NVRs, you can easily configure multiple DirectIP cameras on NVR’s setup menu. If you set [...]
No. DirectIP cameras have no OSD menu. So, you should configure the DirectIP using our NVR, IDIS Solution Suite, IDIS Center, or IDIS Discovery software.
Many DirectIP cameras have spot output and see the NTSC/PAL D1 resolution image to be able to see the image during installation. But, some cameras do not support spot output. So, you should check whether your cameras support spot output or not. Spot output ports are broken into two [...]
If you connect DirectIP cameras to non-DirectIP NVR or VMS, you should change DirectIP camera’s protocol to ONVIF protocol using our INIT (Integrated Network Installation Tool) software. If the cameras are rebooted after the protocol is changed, DirectIP camera will operate an ONVIF camera.
It’s difficult to get a same level of performance with 3rd party cameras. Generally, with regard to transmitting video stream to DirectIP NVRs, 3rd party cameras have lower performance than DirectIP cameras. Because DirectIP protocol has specific multiple stream channels and their video profile and frame rate adjustment technology [...]
