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SwannEyePan/Tilt IP CameraM440IPC050911E

Setup10SwannEye IP Camera5.2. Mac OS X congurationTo use the SwannEye Search Tool under Mac OS X:• No installation is required. Simply run the tool

Setup11SwannEye IP Camera6. Using the SwannEye Search Tool on the local networkDouble click the SwannEye Search Tool icon on the desktop and the Swan

Setup12SwannEye IP Camera6.1. SwannEye Search Tool optionsIf your camera is successfully listed in the Device List window, you can now proceed to “6.

Setup13SwannEye IP Camera6.1.1. Device InformationSome basic information is provided such as Device name and the System/App Firmware Version numbers.

Setup14SwannEye IP CameraIP Address: The IP address assigned to the camera. If you are not having this automatically assigned by a DHCP server, you wi

Setup15SwannEye IP Camera7. Accessing the camera from the Local Area Network (LAN)The ‘SwannEye Search Tool’ shows the IP address+port number for you

Setup16SwannEye IP Camera7.1. Username and passwordWhen the login screen appears, enter the username and password. By default, there is an Administr

Setup17SwannEye IP Camera7.2. Login page7.2.1. LanguageThe camera defaults to English but if you need a dierent language, click on it from the list

Setup18SwannEye IP Camera7.2.3. Browser options on the MacMode 1: This mode should not be used on the Mac.Mode 2: Choose Mode 2 for all browsers when

19SwannEye IP CameraVisitor8. Interface & user accountsOnce you are logged in, you will see the Main Interface. This is where you can view your c

FCC VericationNOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rul

20SwannEye IP CameraVisitor8.1. Device StatusIn addition to the IP camera you are accessing, you can link a further eight cameras to the interface an

21SwannEye IP CameraVisitor8.2. Visitor AccessWindow mode: From this section you can switch between displaying only one camera in the viewing window

22SwannEye IP CameraVisitorPLAY / STOP / AUDIO / TALK / RECORD / SNAPSHOT:Play: Provides a live feed from the camera or returns to live view. Stop: St

23SwannEye IP CameraOperator1. PTZ Control pad: Use the control pad to adjust the Pan/Tilt (where applicable) of the camera. You can click on the d

24SwannEye IP CameraOperator6. FPS: The number of Frames Per Second the interface will display. “Full Speed” will display the maximum number of frame

25SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4. Remote SettingsWhen you login as administrator, Remote Settings is enabled. From here, you can access a host of

26SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.3. Date & Time SettingsSet the date and time for your location. This is important when stamping the date and

27SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.5. Multi-Device SettingsThis feature is one of the most versatile in a camera of this class. It allows you to li

28SwannEye IP CameraAdministratorAdd cameras connected to the InternetTo add a device/camera that is not on the Local Area Network but is accessible v

29SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.6. Network: Network SettingsObtain IP Automatically: If the IP camera is connected to a router with DHCP functio

Package ContentsWireless IP Camera w/ wi- antenna Power AdapterSoftware CD Screws and Wall PlugsWall/Ceiling Mount Manual1. WelcomeThe SwannEye IP C

30SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.7. Network: Wireless SettingsThis sets up wireless LAN credentials so that the camera can connect to a network r

31SwannEye IP CameraAdministratorEncryption: The camera supports WEP, WPA and WPA2 encryption to protect the data being transmitted between your PC an

32SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.8. Network: ADSL SettingsThe IP camera can connect to a DSL modem and pass the login details to the modem to acc

33SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.9. Network: UPnP SettingsIf your router supports UPnP and you have it activated, you should check this box (and

34SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.10. Network: DDNS SettingsIf you do not already know what DDNS is, it may seem one of the most daunting aspects

35SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.11. Alarm: Alarm SettingsAlarm DetectMotion Detection Armed: Arms Motion Detection (see page 40).Alarm Input Arm

36SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.12. Alarm: eMail SettingsSet up email credentials so that the camera can send warnings and captured images to yo

37SwannEye IP CameraAdministratorMail test error messagesThe following are error messages you may get when testing the email function.1. Cannot conne

38SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.13. FTP SettingsSet up FTP credentials so that the camera can send warnings and captured images to an FTP server

39SwannEye IP CameraAdministratorFTP Test error messagesClick the TEST button to test your FTP settings. If there is a problem, you will get one of th

Contents1. Welcome 32. Product Features 63. Product Layout 73.1. Front view ...

40SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.14. Alarm Settings (Motion Detection)The ALARM SETTINGS page is where you can congure motion detection and the

41SwannEye IP CameraAdministratorUpload Images on Alarm: Check this box if you want to send an image when an alarm is triggered.Upload Interval (Secon

42SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.15. Other SettingsThis lets you set parameters for Pan/Tilt control primarily in regards to speed of movement of

43SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.16. Maintain: Device InfoThe Device Info page contains lots of technical data about the hardware/rmware/softwar

44SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.17. Maintain: Alias SettingsThe camera can be named here.Alias: The name of the camera. Enter the name you want

45SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.18. Maintain: Date & Time SettingsDevice Clock Time: The current time as measured by the camera.Device Clock

46SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.19. Maintain: Upgrade FirmwareThe device and embedded Web User Interface (UI) occasionally get upgraded to corre

47SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.20. Maintain: LogThe Log will show you a list of all the camera’s recent activities.

48SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator8.4.21. Restore Factory SettingsThis resets all the settings in the camera back to the way they were when left the f

49SwannEye IP CameraAdministrator9. Connecting the camera to the internet9.1. Connect directly through ADSL modem (no router)The IP camera can conne

8.4.19. Maintain: Upgrade Firmware ...468.4.20. Maintain: Log ...

Internet Access50SwannEye IP Camera9.2. Using a router to access the InternetIf you are using a router to access the internet, you do not need to set

Internet Access51SwannEye IP Camera10. Accessing the camera from the internetUsing the ‘SwannEye Search Tool’ you have been able to access the IP cam

Internet Access52SwannEye IP Camera10.2. Your IP Address10.2.1. Dynamic IP addressYour IP address is likely to change. This is because every time yo

Internet Access53SwannEye IP Camera10.4. Port mappingIn addition to an IP address, you need to assign a port to your camera through which outside com

Internet Access54SwannEye IP Camera10.5. DDNSDynamic Domain Name Servers are similar to DNS servers. The dierence is that they are meant for people

Internet Access55SwannEye IP Camera10.5.3. How to register a name?To register a dynamic DNS name of your own, you need to visit the website of one of

Internet Access56SwannEye IP Camera10.5.4. Access the IP camera using a DDNS nameTo access the camera from the internet outside of your Local Area Ne

Internet Access57SwannEye IP Camera11. Accessing the camera through a mobile device11.1. iPhone/iPadYou can download the SwannEye app from the App S

58SwannEye IP Camera12. Troubleshooting12.2.1. Forgotten the administrator username or password?The default username is: admin. The password is 1234

59SwannEye IP Camera12.2.5. Network Conguration problemsCheck to ensure that your HTTP server software is congured and running properly.If you’re r

2. Product FeaturesQuick and easy installation: The included SwannEye Search Tool helps you nd your camera on the network and the intuitive web inte

60SwannEye IP Camera12.2.8. Can’t access the Network camera from the internet?• Is the ActiveX plugin correctly installed?• Is the network port use

61SwannEye IP Camera13. SpecicationsCameraImage sensor 1/4 color CMOSLens 3.6mmInfrared LED 8 pcsPixel 300,000Night vision distance up to 10M / 33ft

62SwannEye IP CameraGeneralUser authentication user/password (administrator/operator/visitor)Simultaneous viewers 4 ViewersWeb browserMicrosoft Intern

63SwannEye IP Camera14. Warranty Terms & ConditionsSwann Communications warrants this product against defects in workmanship and material for a p

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Setup7SwannEye IP Camera3. Product Layout3.1. Front viewLight Sensor Light Sensor detects low light and switches to night visionInfrared LEDs These

Setup8SwannEye IP Camera3.3. Bottom ViewThe reset switch is located on the rear of the camera, right under the antenna.If you ever need to reset the

Setup9SwannEye IP Camera5. Software installationTo congure the camera, you need to access it. This is done through a web browser or the included CM