VB101 SERVER CAMERA NETWORK

Manual User's

NETWORK CAMERA SERVER

VB101

User's Manual

aSafe Use of Equipment

Before Using the VB101

Installation

Setup Procedures

VB Administration Tools

Creating Web Pages

Using the Picture Recording Function

Troubleshooting

Appendix

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2

3

4

5

6

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a Safe Use of Equipment

An exclamation point, within a triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the equipment.

1 a Important Warnings

a CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The serial number of this equipment may be found on the botton of the equipment. No others have the same serial number as yours.

You should record the number and other vital information here and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid identification in case of theft.

Date of Purchase

Dealer Purchased from

Dealer Address

Dealer Phone No.

Model No. VB101

Serial No.

2 a Important Operational Instructions

a WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

a CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND TO REDUCE ANNOYING

INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

FDA regulation

This network camera server has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use as a medical device. When incorporated into a system with medical applications, FDA regulations may apply. Therefore, please consult your legal advisor to determine whether FDA regulations apply.

Equipment of Use Safe a

In these safety instructions, the word ???equipment??? refers to the Canon Network

Camera Server VB101 and all its accessories.

1.Read Instructions - All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the equipment is operated.

2.Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instruction should be retained for future reference.

3.Heed Warnings - All warnings on the equipment and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4.Follow Instructions - All operating and maintenance instructions should be followed.

5.Cleaning - Unplug this equipment from the wall outlet before cleaning.

Wipe the equipment with a clean soft cloth. If necessary, put a cloth in diluted neutral detergent and wring it well before wiping the equipment with it. Finally, clean the equipment with a clean dry cloth. Do not use benzene, thinner or other volatile liquids or pesticides as they may damage the product???s finish.

When using chemically-treated cleaning cloths, observe those precautions accordingly.

6.Accessories - Do not use accessories not recommended in this manual as they may be hazardous. Always use specified connection cables. Connect devices correctly.

7.Water and Moisture - Hazard of electric shock - Do not use the equipment near water or in rainy/moist situations. Do not put a heater near this equipment.

8.Placing or Moving - Do not place on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table. The equipment may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the equipment. An equipment and cart

combination should be moved with care.

Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the equipment and cart combination to overturn.

9.Power Sources - The PA-V16 AC adapter should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your equipment dealer or local power company.

10.Polarization - The PA-V16 AC adapter is equipped with a polarized 2-prong plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other).

The 2-prong polarized plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug still fails to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

11.Power Cord Protection - Power cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them. Pay particular attention to plugs and the point from which the cords exit the equipment.

12.Outdoor Antenna Grounding - If an outside antenna is connected to the equipment, be sure the antenna is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/

NFPA No.70-1984, provides information with respect to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. See figure 1.

Equipment of Use Safe a

fig-1

EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS

PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

13.Lightning - For added protection of this equipment during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, disconnect it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna. This will prevent damage to the equipment due to lightning and power-line surges.

14.Power Lines - An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.

15.Overloading - Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

16.Object and Liquid Entry - Never push objects of any kind into this equipment through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Be careful not to spill liquid of any kind onto the equipment.

17.Servicing - Do not attempt to service this equipment yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

18.Damage Requiring Service - Disconnect this equipment from the wall outlet and all power sources including batteries, and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions.

a.When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

b.If any liquid has been spilled onto, or objects have fallen into, the equipment.

c.If the equipment has been exposed to rain or water.

d.If the equipment does not operate normally even if you follow the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operation instructions. Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the equipment to its normal operation.

e.If the equipment has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.

f.When the equipment exhibits a distinct change in performance. This indicates a need for service.

19.Replacement Parts - When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts that are specified by Canon or that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.

20.Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or repairs to this equipment, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the equipment is in safe operating order.

21.Do not install the equipment in the following locations as this can cause a fire or electric shock:

-Hot locations

-Close to a fire

-Very humid or dusty locations

-Locations exposed to direct sunlight

-Locations exposed to salt spray

-Close to flammable solvents (alcohol, thinners, etc.)

22.When any of the following occurs, immediately switch OFF the equipment, unplug it from the main power supply and contact your nearest Canon supplier. Do not continue to use the equipment as this can cause a fire or electric shock.

-The equipment emits any smoke, heat, abnormal noise, or unusual odor.

-A metal object falls into the equipment.

-The equipment is damaged in some way.

23.Please observe the following when using the equipment. Failure to do so can result in a fire or electric shock.

-Do not use flammable sprays near the equipment.

-Do not subject the equipment to strong impacts.

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Contents

Contents

Chapter 6 Using the Picture Recording Function

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???Easy setting and administration

Since the VB101 provides settings pages that utilize the Web, you can use a PC and Web browser to make settings and perform administrative tasks remotely without going to the location where the VB101 is installed.

???Plenty of expandability

The VB101 includes 2 card slots, allowing a modem or flash memory card to be added to suit various applications.

???Log function

The Log function lets you save log information such as errors and access conditions in a file and send it to specific email addresses.

???Strengthened security function

Passwords can be used to restrict destinations where videos are sent. Up to 30 clients can be registered.

???Picture recording via link with external device or schedule

Still pictures can be recorded based on ON/OFF events from an external device or schedules set in advance. Moreover, if VBCollector is used, still pictures recorded by the VB101 can be automatically collected by a PC and viewed.

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VB101 the Using Before

Helper Viewer

Install Helper Viewer from the supplied CD-ROM.

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Note

???To connect the VB101 to the Internet, you require a leased line connection to an Internet service provider or a LAN-type dialup IP connection. If you are using a LAN- type dialup connection, check that the connection supports bidirectional calling.

???Install Helper Viewer from "Mo Setup.exe" on the supplied CD-ROM.

???The WebView Livescope user's manual is on the supplied CD-ROM. (Mon-E.pdf)

Example of system configuration with WebView Livescope MV

- Option

Sample System Configuration

VC-C4VB101

Ethernet

(10/100Mbps)

VC-C4

The WebView Livescope MV software (??? P.19) is convenient if there are several VB101 installed on a LAN and you wish to concentrate on monitoring videos from them.

The WebView Livescope MV software consists of MV Manager and MV Station. MV Manager lets you uniformly manage VB101 operating status. It also lets you select and create a monitoring screen best suited to the number of VB101s on the LAN from among a rich variety of examples. MV Station lets you use the monitoring screen created in MV Manager to view pictures from multiple points where VB101 units are installed while also remote controlling cameras and external devices.

???Optional Products

???Webview Livescope MV version 2.0

???Webview Livescope MV version 2.0 LE

???Products Sold Separately

???Modem card

???Flash memory card

???Canon Communication Camera VC-C4/VC-C4R

???Wide-angle converter WL-37 (for VC-C4)

???Sensor

???Relay

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VB101 the Using Before

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Note

???Although the Helper Viewer ver.3.10 or before, or the Plugin Viewer can be used, some of the features are different.

On Macintosh computers, some of the functions of the Helper Viewer ver. 1.20 are not available.

???The manual for the viewer software is on the supplied CD-ROM(Mon-E.pdf).

Webview Livescope MV version 2.0/LE (??? P.17)

This is optional viewer software for monitoring.

Compatible Cameras (Sold separately)

Compatible Networks

???10 Base-T/100 Base-TX Ethernet (auto-negotiation)

???Public switched telephone networks (Use a recommended modem card)

Compatible PC Cards (Sold separately)

Use a recommended PC card. For further information, contact your Canon dealer. URL: http://www.canon.com/webview/

Compatible Cables (Sold separately)

RS-232C cables for camera control, and video cables are available as optional accessories in lengths other than the ones provided. For further information, contact your Canon dealer.

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VB101 the Using Before

1. VB101 main unit

3. AC cable (1 meter 3 ft. 3/32 in.)

*The cable length may differ depending on the country in which the product was purchased.

5.RS-232C cable

(miniDIN-Dsub9pin Female sub)

??? For setup, 3 m (9 ft. 10 3/32 in.)

7.User's Manual (This document)

8.Warranty Card

2. AC Adapter PA-V16

4.RS-232C cable (miniDIN-miniDIN)

???For camera control, 3 m (9 ft. 10 3/32 in.)

6. CD-ROM

CD-ROM contents

Readme (Notes of caution, etc., not in the main manual)

VB101_IP.exe (IP address setting tool)

MonSetup.exe (Helper Viewer ver. 3.20 installer) AdmSetup.exe (VB Administration Tools installer) CltSetup.exe (VBCollector installer)

IniVB101.exe (Tool for factory default settings) inivb101.elf (Tool data for factory default settings) vbrfu.exe (Remote firmware upgrade utility) VB101V3E.pdf (PDF file of this manual) Mon-E.pdf (Helper Viewer ver. 3.20 user's manual) Vbfiles (complete built-in file system)

Front View

Power LED

Slot-A LED

(Shows the operation status for card slot A)

Slot-B LED

(Shows the operation status for card slot B)

100 LED

(Shows the Ethernet 100/10 operation mode)

Tx/Lnk LED

(Shows the Ethernet transmission status)

Col/Rx LED

(Shows the Ethernet reciving status)

c If the Power LED illuminates in orange before the VB101's initial settings have

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VB101 the Using Before

Note

been made, this does not indicate a malfunction.

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(BNC connector)

The video cable supplied with the Canon Communication Camera VC-C4/VC-C4R is compatible with the RCA pin-jack. To connect these cameras to a BNC socket, use a third party Pin ??? BNC conversion adapter.

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???Refer also to the enclosed ReadMe file. The ReadMe file may contain important information not included in this manual. Be sure to read this file.

???If the VB101 will not be used for some time, unplug the AC adapter from the power supply.

AC Outlet

VC-C4

Camera

VC-C4

Camera

Camera

Camera

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Installation

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Cascade connections for the VC-C4 and VC-C4R

The cascade function of the VC-C4/VC-C4R can be used with the VB101. This enables control of up to 4 cameras from a single VB101.

CC1-1

CC1

V1

V2

Using a PC Card

The VB101 has 2 card slots, and you can store Web page data, etc. by inserting a flash memory card into

one of these slots.

Procedure for Using Flash Memory Cards

2 Create the directories.

Create directories named "htdocs" and "logs", for Web page data (hereafter referred to as content) and log data respectively, on the flash memory card. You can create the directories using ftp commands or by inserting the flash memory card into a notebook PC etc and using file operations.

c ??? To use a Web browser as an FTP client:

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Installation

ISDN/

ISDN/

leased line, Router ADSL/etc

2 Confirming Operation

To make initial settings on the VB101, connect it to a PC using the cable supplied with the VB101, and start up the IP address setting tool provided on the supplied CD-ROM. Network connection settings are made via an easy Wizard-style process.

P.35

Initial Setup

Connect the VB101 to the PC to 1 be used for initial setup by

using bundled RS-232C cable.

PC

Insert the CD-ROM

3 supplied with the VB101 into the PC and launch the "VB101_IP.exe" program.

Enclosed CD-ROM

When the "VB101_IP.exe" dialog box appears, use steps to 4 below to enter the password, IP address (192.168.100.1 is

used here as an example), subnet mask, and gateway address.

On some PCs you may have to select a port other than COM1. Check the port number to which the serial cable is connected.

The password can be changed on the System Settings page. (??? P.39)

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Procedures Setup

1Launch the browser and enter the following URL: http://192.168.100.1/admin/

2 Enter the user name and password. User name: root (default setting) Password: VB101 (default setting)

3 The Settings Title Page is displayed.

Settings Title Page

Checking Operation

When you have completed the Initial setup, check that the VB101 works normally. Use the sample page to simplify checking.

1 Access the sample page from the Web browser.

(Example) http://192.168.100.1/sample/

Enter the value specified in the Initial Setup (??? P.33) as the IP address

(192.168.100.1).

2 Click on each sample page.

If the sample page appears and the video is displayed, the VB101 is operating

normally.

Sample page

Example of the Java Viewer

* The picture displayed in the viewer is an example.

e ??? The Helper Viewer must be installed in order to appear "Helper Sample".

Tip (??? P.16, 18)

??? We recommend that you make panorama picture settings. (??? P.68)

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1

2

Use the browser to access http://192.168.100.1/"path".

Use the IP address specified in "Initial Setup" (??? P.33) and in the "path" field, use the path specified in "System Settings page" (??? P.39). The default setting for "path" is "admin".

Enter the user name and password.

You are now asked for your user name and password. In the factory default settings, the user name is "root" and the password is "VB101". Enter these settings. These can be changed at any time from the "System Settings page". (??? P.39)

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Indication of the settings title page

The configuration of the settings pages that can be accessed from the settings title page varies greatly depending on whether Webview Livescope or VIEW-Windows is selected as the target application in "Basic Settings".

VIEW-Windows is an optional product designed specifically for use within Japan. Do not select VIEW-Windows 1.21. (??? P.38)

Settings Title Page for VB101

Clicking on the titles displays each setting pages.

"Japanese" button

Click this button to display the settings page in Japanese. The button then changes to "English" and switches the display back to English when clicked.

"Send Config. and Reboot VB101." button

After you have changed the settings on a page, click the "OK" button on that page. This returns you to the title page. At that point, the changes have not been sent to the VB101. Clicking this button confirms the changes, writes them into the VB101 memory and automatically restarts the VB101 to validate the changes. If the changes do not require restarting, the "Send Config. to VB101" button is displayed instead of this button.

"Restore to previous VB101 Config" button

Click this button when you want to cancel the changes you have made to the settings page. All the changes are discarded and returns to its previous values.

If no settings have been changed, these 2 buttons are not displayed.

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Procedures Setup

Ethernet

The same settings can be specified on the Network settings page.

"Use Ethernet"

Tick this checkbox to use Ethernet.

"Address Settting Method"

If you select "Auto Setting (Bootp)", the IP address is automatically acquired by the Bootp server after restart. If you select "Manual Setting", enter the IP address and subnet mask also.

"IP Address"

Enter a network interface-specific IP address.

"Subnet Mask"

Enter the subnet mask specified for the network to be connected.

"Default Gateway Address"

Specify this setting when you are connecting to a wide area network such as the Internet.

If you selected "Auto Setting (Bootp)" as the address setting method, check that the Bootp server has been started up.

Contact the network administrator for the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address settings.

Administration Account

The same settings can be specified on the System settings page.

"Administrator ID"

Sets the ID used by the administrator. Up to 15 characters can be set consisting of alphanumeric characters, underscores and hyphens. The default setting is "root".

"Password"

Sets the password. Up to 15 ASCII characters can be used (space or printable characters). The default setting is "VB101".

"Confirm Password"

Confirms the password in the field above.

Target Application

Chooses " Webview Livescope" or "VIEW- Windows 1.21" as the application used by the VB101.

VIEW-Windows is an optional product designed specifically for use within Japan. Do not select VIEW-Windows 1.21.

Others

"Device Name"

Sets the device name (nickname). The device name is used for log mail etc.

Administration Account

The same settings can be specified on the Basic Settings settings page.

"Administrator ID"

Sets the ID used by the administrator. Up to 15 characters can be set consisting of alphanumeric characters, underscores and hyphens. The default setting is "root".

"Password"

Sets the password. Up to 15 ASCII characters can be used (spaces or printable characters). The default setting is "VB101".

"Confirm Password"

Confirms the password in the field above.

Settings Web Page URL

Sets the "path" component for the settings title page. This URL is used subsequently when you access the settings title page after restarting the system. (Up to 31 characters can be set consisting of alphanumeric characters, underscores and hyphens.).

The default setting is "admin".

Date and Time

"Time difference with Greenwich Mean Time" The factory default time difference setting is set to +9 hours from Greenwich Mean Time. Please change this setting as needed.

You can only change the time on the VB101 when the "Set the clock to the following time" option is ticked. Because this setting is returned to the VB101 when the "Send Config. and Reboot VB101" button is clicked, the values for the settings from year to second must be matched to the time when the button is clicked.

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Procedures Setup

The items below are valid when "Use PPP" and "Primarily Call (PPP)" are selected.

"Dial Method"

Select the type of line to be used when Primarily Call(PPP) is selected.

"Phone Number"

Set the phone number to be dialed when Primarily Call(PPP) is selected.

"User Name"

Enter the user name to be used when Primarily Call (PPP) is selected.

"Password"

Enter the password to be used when Primarily Call (PPP) is selected.

"Confirm Password"

Re-enter the password you entered above to confirm the password.

PPP

"Use PPP"

Tick this option to allow PPP connections using a modem cards.

"Receive and Call"

If Receive only (PPP) is selected, PPP connection will be established by incoming call, and if Primarily Call (PPP) is selected, PPP connection will be established by outgoing call.

"Country Selector"

When the global modem is used, select the country where the VB101 will be used.This setting is ignored if the global modem is not used.

"Modem max speed"

Select the maximum baud rate as the limit on the Modem speed. The available settings are 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 and 115,200. Normally, there is no need to change this setting. Set a low speed when the line condition is poor.

"PPP Local Address"

Sets the local address. For PPP connections, this address is set for the VB101 side.

"PPP Remote Address"

Sets the remote address. For PPP connections, this address is set for the Viewer PC or router side.

"PPP Account List"

PPP connection is only permitted to accounts with combinations of a name and a password that match those included in this list. (Passwords are not displayed in the list.) If you select an account and click the "Delete" button, the combination of a account name and a password is removed from the list. Up to 10 accounts can be registered on the list.

"Add PPP Account"

Use this to add account and password combinations to the PPP account list. Enter the account name and password, and click the "Add" button. The account name can be up to 15 characters including alphanumeric characters, underscores and hyphens. Passwords can consist of up to 15 ASCII text characters (space or printable characters).

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Procedures Setup

Camera and Video Settings Page

Use this page to set the camera control parameters and the video capture size and quality.

Using the VB Administration Tools is a convenient way to set the view restrictions (??? P.

73).

Common Settings

"Main Camera"

Specifies the camera selected when the VB101 starts up.

"Baud rate of camera control port CC1/CC2" For CC1 and CC2, select the same baud rate as that set on the camera.

On the VC-C4/VC-C4R, the default setting is 9600.There is basically no need to change this.

"Return to Home Position when nobody has a control privilege"

The camera is moved to its home position if there is no request for a control privilege. (??? P.44)

Settings for cameras 1 to 4

The camera1 to 4 correspond to cameras which are connected to V1 to V4.

"Use this Camera"

When you tick this option, this camera is used and the settings below are enabled.

"Camera Name"

Used in the camera selection bar in the WebView Livescope Viewer.

"Wide Converter"

Always select "Used" when a wide-angle converter is mounted on the camera.

"Video Signal"

Select Auto Detect, NTSC or PAL.

"Video Capture Size"

The available settings are 640x240, 320x240 and 160x120.

"Video Quality"

Enter an integer between 1 and 99. The greater the value, the better the quality. However, since picture data will also be larger, higher-quality pictures may lower the frame rate.

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Procedures Setup

"View Restriction"

If you tick the "Apply View restriction" option, the settings below are enabled. Use this setting to prevent clients from seeing certain camera angles. Using the VB Administration Tools is a convenient way to set the view restrictions (??? P.73).

"Upper value, Lower value, Left value, Right value" Sets the extent of the field of view provided to users.

(Specify settings so that the upper value is greater than the lower value and the left value is less than the right value.)

"Telephoto, Wide-angle"

Sets the zoom angles provided to users.

(Specify settings so that the telephoto setting is less than or equal to the wide-angle setting.)

"Camera Control Port"

Select the camera control connector (??? P. 22) to which the camera is connected. Select "Not controlled" for cameras that are not connected or not controlled.

"Cascade Number"

If cameras are cascade connected, select numbers assigned to the cameras. Numbers in ascerding order from 1 are assigned to each camera starting with the first camera connected to camera control connector CC1 and CC2.

"Home Position"

This is the standard camera position used for picture recording, etc.

"Pan"

Sets the pan position of the camera.

"Tilt"

Sets the tilt position of the camera.

"Zoom"

Sets the value for the camera's angle of zoom.

"Brightness"

Sets the target value for the camera's auto exposure feature. Select "Brighter " if the picture is darker due to backlight or other factor.

"Shutter speed "

Sets the camera shutter speed. Select Auto, 1/60 or 1/100.

"Focus Mode"

Sets the focusing mode for the camera. Select "Auto" (auto focus), "Auto (for domes)", or "Fixed at infinity" (focus fixed at infinity).

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???View restrictions can be set visually and more easily from the VB

Administration Tools. Please use the VB Administration Tools for the settings (??? P.73).

???When the VC-C4/VC-C4R are used in combination with an outdoor housing, set Focus Mode to "Auto (for domes)," in order to avoid focusing on the wall of the outdoor housing.

View Restriction Settings

You can set the visible range by restricting the camera pan, tilt and zoom ratio (field of view

angle) settings.

???Controllable range and Video Capture Range

Extent of pan control

Maximum horizontal extent of the video capture range-

The view restriction is specified as the visible range. The visible range is larger than the area

where pan and tilt can be controlled.

???Controllable Range and Video Capture Range for Each Camera

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Procedures Setup

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About View Restriction

??? The pan and tilt range changes with the zoom ratio (field of view angle).

Angle of camera movement

Camera

Captured range

Changes in the preset settings are not c applied to the viewer while it is

Note connected.

Preset Common Setting

"Restrict Camera Control to Presets" Camera control by using the Helper Viewer and the Java Viewer can be restricted to the preset angles specified in Preset 1-8.

Presets 1-8

Up to 8 presets can be specified.

"Application"

Use these options to specify whether this preset can be used only for picture recording (??? P.48) or is also made available in WebView Livescope Viewer. If it is also provided in WebView Livescope Viewer, always specify the preset name.

"Preset Name"

Enter a name consisting of up to 15 alphanumeric characters.

"Camera"

Selects the camera for which the preset position is set.

"Camera Parameter"

Use this to set the video capture settings to be provided.

"Pan"

Sets the pan position of the camera.

"Tilt"

Sets the tilt position of the camera.

"Zoom"

Sets the value for the camera's angle of zoom.

"Brightness"

Sets the target value for the camera's auto exposure feature. Select "Brighter " if the picture is darker due to backlight or other factor.

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Procedures Setup

"Recording Priority"

When there is a conflict between the timing of recording specified in a schedule and "Recording between ON event and OFF event", this setting specifies which recording takes priority. Tick "Recording triggered by external device" or "Recording triggered by schedule". The factory default setting gives priority to "Recording triggered by external device" .

Picture Recording Common Settings

"Max No. of Pictures to be Recorded" Specifies the upper limit for the number of pictures to be recorded. This value can be from 1 to 10,000.

"Auto Deletion of Recorded Pictures" Recorded pictures can automatically be deleted on the specified time after the specified number of days has passed.

"No. of days recorded pictures held" Specifies how many days the recorded picture data will be kept in a flash memory card. The recorded data which exceeded the days specified in "No. of days recorded pictures held" is erased daily at the time specified in "Recoreded picture delete time". In this manner, picture recording function does not keep data on a permanent basis, so use FTP to transfer the data files or replace the flash memory card when needed.

Picture files are placed in the /card /images directory.

A Flash Memory card is required for recording pictures.

Files created at yyyy/mm/dd/HH/MM/SS/CC (CC = 1/100th sec. units) are placed in the yyyymmdd/HHQQ (QQ = 15-min. units) subdirectory under the name "HHMMSSCC.jpg".

"Recorded picture delete time"

Sets the time at which picture files are deleted.

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???Still pictures are recorded on a flash memory card (sold separately). Even if the settings on this page are specified, the Picture Recording function does not perform if there is no memory card in the VB101 slot.

???The data size that can be recorded for a still picture is less than 32 KB. If this amount is exceeded, the picture will not be recorded. The number of pictures that can be recorded depends on flash memory card capacity, however the maximum number of pictures that can be recorded is 10000.

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???The data size for a still picture varies depending on the settings for video capture size and video quality (??? P.43), and the subject. As a guide, approximately 5-10

KB is the standard when the video capture size is set to 320x240 and the video quality is set to 30 (In some cases this may be exceeded). To check the amount of data for a still picture, select "View" - "Video information" from the menu after you start up the Helper Viewer, then check the "Size" value.

???When recording pictures, it is convenient to do so in combination with VBCollector, which automatically collects recorded still pictures. (??? P.127)

External device common settings

When using WebView Livescope MV ver. 2.0, if external device settings are made, all names will be reflected in MV.

Picture Recording and output : triggered by external device

Use this setting to operate the Picture Recording function when recording is performed in conjunction with an external device such as a sensor or switch.

For a detailed example of actual operation, see Chapter 6, "Using the Picture Recording Function". (??? P.118)

"External Device Input 1/2"

"Recording at ON event"

Tick this option to record pictures when an "ON" event is detected from an external device.

"Recording between ON event and OFF event" Tick this option to record pictures for as long as an "ON" status continues from the external device.

"Recording at OFF event"

Tick this option to record pictures when an "OFF" event is detected from an external device.

"Camera Position"

Selects the camera angle used when pictures are recorded. Select "Not specified", "Home 1" to "Home 4" or "Preset 1" to "Preset 8".

"Pre-event Recording (sec.)"

When you want to save the pictures that proceeds an ON or OFF event, use this setting to enter the required number of seconds.

"Post-event Recording (sec.)"

When you want to save the pictures that follows an ON or OFF event, use this setting to enter the required number of seconds.

"Recording Interval between events" Records pictures at set intervals between ON and OFF event. Specify a value between 10 and 600 seconds as the sampling interval.

"Output to External Device 1/2"

Tick this check box when you want to control output to an external device. Keep in mind that output to an external device may not always be possible from Admin Viewer or WebView Livescope MV ver. 2.0.

"Delay from OFF event (sec.)

When controlling output to an external device and output must retain ON after input is set to OFF, use this setting to specify a delay of up to 20 seconds.

"Set operation time"

When you tick this option, input from an external device is limited to the operation time specified below. Enter the start time and end time for the intervals during which external input is acceptable.

"Handle ON/OFF input in reverse"

On some devices, ON and OFF are reversed. Use this setting for such devices.

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ON

OFF

???Picture recording triggered by an external device can be performed based on the timing of ON and OFF events or by recording pictures between ON event and OFF event.

A: Pre-event recording for an ON event (Fixed at 1 sec. intervals. -4 to 0.)

ON OFF

C: Recording between ON event and OFF event

(exclude B and D)

ON OFF

E:Post-event recording for an OFF event (Fixed at 1 sec. intervals. 0 to 10.)

B:Post-event recording for an ON event (Fixed at 1 sec. intervals. 0 to 10.)

ON OFF

D:Pre-event recording for an OFF event (Fixed at 1 sec. intervals. -4 to 0.)

???For A and D, recording is controlled to the pre-event recording time, and for B and E, it is controlled to the post-event recording time.

???In the case of C, the "Recording between ON event and OFF event" setting is applied(between 10 and 600 seconds).

Picture Recording and Output: by Schedule

Use this setting to operate the picture recording function based on a schedule set beforehand. For a detailed example of actual operation, see Chapter 6, "Using the Picture Recording Function". (??? P.120)

"Schedule 1 to 4"

"Record pictures"

When this option is ticked, picture recording is performed based on the settings below.

"Camera Position"

Selects the camera angle used for picture recording. Select "Not Specified", "Home 1" to "Home 4" or "Preset 1" to "Preset 8".

"Camera Stabilization Time (sec.)"

When the camera moves to the specified position, this setting specifies the delay time for the camera to stabilize before still picture is captured.

"Output to External Device 1/2"

Select this check box if output to external device 1/2 is to occur at the time given below.

"Output Time (sec.)"

Sets the duration for which output is ON at the specified time. If zero is specified, output is only ON momentarily.

"Start Time"

Sets the start time for picture recording and output to an external device triggered by the schedule.

"Apply the following repetition options at start time"

Picture recording and output to the external device after the Start Time is repeated at the number of times specified in "Repetition interval(min)" and "No. of repetitions".

Specify "No. of repetitions" between 1 and 60 at the interval.

Specify "Repetition interval(min)" between 1 and 10 minutes.

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Authorized/Restricted Host Specification (??? P.53)

"Authorized/Restricted Host List"

In this list, you can describe the details of how access to the hosts is permitted or denied.

See the next page for the description format.

"Apply this list to WebView Livescope"

When this is selected, the list is applied to the host that can access the WebView Livescope Server. Use this when you want to restrict access from the Helper or the Java viewers, etc.

"Apply this list to HTTP server"

When this is selected, the list is applied to the host that can access the HTTP server. In this case, control extends also to the Java Viewer, etc.Use this when you want to restrict access not only from the Viewer but also to the Web page.

"Apply this list to FTP server"

When this is selected, the list is applied to the host that can access the FTP server.

Authorized User Account (??? P.53)

"Authorized User List"

Only accounts registered in this list are permitted to connect to the VB101. Up to

30 users can be registered.

"Delete"

Select a user account and click the delete button to remove the user from the list.

"Add"

You can add authorized users to the list by entering their account name and password.

"Authorize access by listed users only" When this option is ticked, only users registered in the list are permitted to connect to the VB101.

Access using the WebView Livescope Helper Viewer Ver.3.10 or before and WebView Livescope MV Ver.1.0 is prohibited.

Authorized/Restricted Host List Descriptions

The Host Restriction function applies to hosts running client applications such as viewer. Access restrictions are imposed using a list made up of one or more entries written using the format described below.

Listing Format

[!]addr[/mask] (items in square brackets are optional)

???"addr" and "mask" are written in standard IP address format and specify the range of IP addresses.

???Let host IP address is A, if the value of A masked by "mask" in the bit pattern matches the "addr" value, this indicates that A belongs to addr/mask.

???When you provide a host IP address A and want to determine whether access is permitted or denied for that host, the entry to which A belongs is searched from the top of the list. If the entry

begins with an exclamation mark (!), access is denied. If not, access is permitted.

???Redundant or contradictory entries included in the list are deleted. In addition, the order of entries in the list is revised to place special entries toward the top and general entries toward the bottom.

???If the given address does not belong to any of the entries, access is authorized.

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???The default value for "mask" is 255.255.255.255.

???If you do not make a list, access is permitted to all hosts.

???If the list provided prohibits access for all hosts, the Host Restriction function is disabled and access is permitted to all hosts.

???To prohibit access over HTTP connection via a proxy server, the address of the proxy server must be set.

???If you set the host restriction incorrectly, access to the settings page itself may be denied. In this event, the problem can only be recovered by restoring the factory default settings. (??? P.160)

???When WebView Livescope is selected

"Restrict Service Time"

When you want to set service time for WebView Livescope Viewers, tick this option and specify the Start and End times.

The Admin Viewer can be used to display pictures at times other than the time specified. (??? P.88)

WebView Livescope

"Video Transmission Port"

Sets the TCP port number for the WebView Livescope video transmission protocol. Enter an integer between 1 and 65535. The default setting is 65310.

"Camera Control Port"

Sets the TCP port number for the WebView Livescope camera control protocol. Enter an integer between 1 and 65535. The default setting is 65311.

"Maximum Number of Clients"

Sets the maximum number of clients that can be connected simultaneously from the WebView Livescope Viewer. Enter an integer from 1 to 40.

"Control Queue Length"

Sets the length of the queue when multiple clients are waiting for control privilege under the WebView Livescope Viewer.

Enter an integer between 0 and 40. The maximum number is 40. When set to "0", only the Admin Viewer is permitted to control the camera.

"Maximum Frame Rate (fps)"

Sets the maximum number of frames captured per second. Enter a number between 0.1 and 30. The maximum frame rate is 30 fps.

"Maximum View Time (sec)"

Sets the maximum time the client can view videos using the WebView Livescope Viewer. Enter an integer between 1 and 65535. A setting of 0 disables the time limitation.

"Maximum Camera Control Time (sec)" Sets the maximum time for which camera control privilege can be maintained under the WebView Livescope Viewer. Enter an integer between 1 and 3600.

"Still Video Capture Delay Wait Time (msec.)"

When the GetStillImage command (??? P.114) has been requested, this setting specifies the delay to allow the camera to stabilize before still picture is captured. Enter an integer between 0 and 10000. The maximum delay is 10000 milliseconds.

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Miscellaneous Settings Page

Use this page to specify various other settings.

Mail

Log messages are emailed to the specified recipient address via the specified mail forwarding server using the SMTP.

"Mail Server Host" Specifies the SMTP server.

"Sender's (From) Mail Address"

Specifies the log mail sender.

HTTP Server

"HTTP Port"

Sets the TCP port number for the HTTP. Enter an integer between 1 and 65535. The default setting is No. 80.

"Maximum Keep-alive Time"

Sets the time for which keep-alive connection can be maintained. Enter an integer from 0 to 20. If the setting is 0, keep-alive connections are prohibited.

"Global Address for Web Pages"

If a private address has been set in the VB101 and you want to use the router's NAT functions to have a fixed global address for the VB101 (see p.115), enter a global address here, and this will let you view sample pages (??? P.96).

DNS

Sets the domain name server address.

"Name Server Address 1 to 3" Enter the addresses.

Enter the addresses from the top down. If you are only registering 1 or 2 addresses, the remaining fields can be left blank.

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???The log message will be stored on the flash memory card (sold separately). Even if settings are made for this page, this function will not operate unless a flash memory card is inserted into the slot on the VB101.

???See Chapter 7 (???P.146 ) for log message details.

???The log message for external device input (sensor, etc.) is A023(??? P.148). If the "Log mail collection time" has been set, this message will be sent after a specified waiting time.

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???Log files will be created in the /card/logs directory (a flash memory card is required to save log messages in a file). The most recent log file will be saved as "log". The log file size is specified in "Maximum Log File Size" and if the log file exceeds the specified size, back-up files named "log.0..." are created.

???Only the number of back-up log files that are specified in "Maximum Log File Number (N+1)" will remain. These will be listed in the order, "log.0, log.1,..., log.N". For example, if "Maximum Log File Number" is set to 10, files named "log.0, log.1,..., log.9" will be created in the same directory. The file named "log.0" is the most recent back-up file (the most recent log file is listed as "log").

???Log files will be overwritten in order after the number of files specified in "Maximum Log File Number" have been created.

Administration Tools Settings Page

Miscellaneous

"View Current Settings"

Displays a list of current settings.

"Reboot"

Reboots the VB101.

"Restore Settings"

All but the Basic Settings, System settings and Network settings will be restored to the factory default settings. Click "Restore"-"OK" button and the VB101 will be rebooted automatically.

On-board File System Information

The On-board File System displays the used space, free space and capacity (used space + free space) in bytes.

Slot A/B

If a PC card, used for communications and storage, is inserted into the slot, the "Manufacturer" and "Product Information" is displayed. Depending on the card type and its status, the operation buttons are displayed and the card status can be controlled. The card slots are labelled A and B from the bottom upwards.

Recorded Picture Information and

Manipulation

This section displays the number of recorded pictures and the status of recorded picture processing. The maximum number of pictures that can be recorded is 10000. Under certain circumstances, the "Rebuild" button for "Rebuilding of recorded picture list" and the "Delete" button for "Deletion of recorded pictures" may be displayed, and if the pictures cannot be recorded the reason will be displayed.

"Rebuilding of recorded picture list" Normally, there is no need to reconstruct the picture list. Click "Rebuild" button if you have removed a memory card and modified the content of that memory card (erased files, etc.) on another PC.

"Deletion of recorded pictures"

Deletes pictures recorded on a card. Specify the Delete criteria below and then click the "Delete" button.

"Time"

Select the period of time following the recording of the pictures after which the pictures are deleted.

"Event"

Select whether the pictures to be deleted are those where recording was performed in response to inputs from an external device or according to a schedule. You can also select a combination of the two.

"Camera"

Select camera by which the pictures were recorded.

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View Restriction Tool (??? P.73)

This tool enables easier, more visual setting of view restrictions. Restrictions can be set by operating the mouse while referring to panorama previews.

Preset Setting Tool (??? P.79)

This tool enables easier, more visual setting of preset camera positions. Presets can be set by operating the mouse while referring to panorama previews.

Log Viewer (??? P.85)

This tool enables viewing of operation status logs that are output to the VB101.

Admin Viewer (??? P.88)

This tool has a special privileges function aimed at administrators of the VB101. Use it when setting presets, view restrictions, etc.

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Specify the target directory for the installation and click the Next button.

If you have no special directory preference, just click Next.

Specify the menu name to be registered in the Program menu of the Start button, then click Next.

Check the settings and items you have selected thus far, and click Next to confirm. The installation will proceed by copying files and making registry settings, etc.

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Click Finish to complete the installation.

When installation is complete, two icons are created on the desktop : "VB Admin Tools" and "Admin Viewer".

Also, When [Program] - [WebView Livescope] is selected from the Start menu, two shortcuts are created in the same way.

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When starting up tools from the VBAdmin Startup Panel, double click the VB Admin Tools desktop icon or select VB Admin Tools from the Start menu.

When VB Administration Tools starts up, the Server Setting dialog box appears. To use VB Administration Tools, it must first be connected to the VB101. Enter the required information in the fields and click OK.

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The VBAdmin Startup Panel starts up. The five tools---Panorama Creation Tool, View Restriction Tool, Preset Setting Tool, Log Viewer, and Admin Viewer---can be started up from the Startup Panel by clicking on each button.

If the connection is disconnected after the VB Admin Startup Panel has started up, choose Connect from the File menu. The Server Setting dialog box then appears.

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Display Connect Information button Displays the VB101's connection information in a dialog box.

Reload Camera Information button Recaptures camera information and panorama information. If VB101 settings were changed after this tool was started up, this button can be used to get the latest information.

Update Panorama Image button Sends panorama pictures to the VB101 and reloads them.

Camera selection box

In this selection box, cameras for capturing panorama pictures can be changed or selected from the cameras connected to the VB101.

Camera type and captured date display The type of camera currently connected and the date the panorama picture was captured, if one was captured, are displayed here.

6Panorama picture display

Shows the panorama picture that was captured.

7Capture button

Captures panorama pictures.

8Remove image button Deletes panorama pictures.

9Position of AE Lock switching Switches AE lock position between

"Center" and "Current position". The AE Lock function captures pictures based on the brightness of the selected position.

10Backlight adjust switching

This function adjusts backlight. When switched on, it is effective on images that are dark due to backlight.

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To Capture...

In the Camera Selection box, select the camera to be used for capturing, select the AE lock position and whether or not to use backlight adjustment, then click the Capure button.

Capturing starts. To stop capturing while it is in progress, click the Stop button.

Panorama creation can be discarded, or the AE lock position or backlight adjustment settings can be changed by clicking Cancel button. When clicked, the captured picture is discarded and the initial screen returns.

To capture the picture again, click Re-capure. Or, a square section in the displayed grid can be captured again by double-clicking on that section.

Updating/Deleting Panorama Pictures

When capturing ends, the panorama picture is reflected when it is sent to the VB101 and loaded.

To Update...

Click the Update Panorama Image button. Or choose Update Panorama Image from the Server menu.

When the panorama picture is updated, the VB101 automatically restarts and the connection with VB Administration Tools is cut. A dialog box asking whether or not to reconnect to the VB101 appears after the VB101 restarts. Since reconnection occurs when OK is clicked, it is possible to continue capturing and updating panorama pictures with a different camera. You can exit Panorama Creation Tool while still connected or without reconnecting to the VB101.

To Delete...

Click the Remove image button and then the Update

Panorama Image button.

The panorama picture saved in the VB101 is deleted.

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Setting the viewing area with the View Restriction Tool

For example, in cases where you want to set restrictions on zooms or a portion of the field of view when videos are dis- tributed live or in other such instances, the View Restriction Tool lets you easily set view restrictions.

Only the range set in the view

restriction is displayed in the viewer.

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6Camera Selection Box

The camera to be used to apply view restriction settings is selected or changed from among the cameras connected to the VB101.

7Apply the View Restriction

View restriction settings are applied when this item is selected.

8View Restriction Values Entry box and Get Value button

The current view restriction settings are displayed in the View Restriction Values Entry box, and new values can be entered to change the settings. When the Get Value button is clicked, current angle of the selected camera can be retrieved and reflected in the setting values.

???View restriction setting values

Upper value ... Value for the upper limit of the view restriction. The upper value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

Lower value ... Value for the lower limit of the view restriction. The lower value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

Left value ....... Value for the left limit of the view restriction. The left value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

Right value .... Value for the right limit of the view restriction. The right value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

Telephoto ...... Value for the telephoto limit of the view restriction. The zoom value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

Wide-angle .... Value for the wide-angle limit of the view restriction. The zoom value of the selected camera angle is obtained using the Get Value button.

9Admin Viewer button

This button can be used to start up Admin Viewer.

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Preview button

Clicking this button allows checking of the set values specified in the View Restriction Values Entry box with the View Restriction Preview frame.

To Make Settings...

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From the Camera Selection box, select the camera to be set, and select Apply the View Restriction. Set the view restrictions by using the mouse to move or change the shape of the Pan ?? Tilt Preview Frame (red), Telephoto Preview Frame (yellow), and Wide- angle Preview Frame (green) displayed on the panorama picture.

When enlarging or reducing the Telephoto Preview and Wide-angle Preview frames, however, the vertical:horizontal ratio is fixed.

Click the Send button. Check the Status List to be sure the values were sent correctly. Then when the Reflect set values button is clicked, the values will be reflected in the VB101.

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Use Admin Viewer to move the camera angle to the position you want to set with the Upper, Lower, Left, Right, Telephoto, and Wide-angle values, then click the Get Value button for each. View restrictions set can be checked in the View Restriction Values Entry box, or with the View Restriction Preview frame.

Set these values so that Upper > Lower, Left < Right, and TelephotoWide-angle

Click the Send button. Check the Status List to be sure the values were sent correctly. Then when the Reflect set values button is clicked, the values will be reflected in the VB101.

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???Since the previews using the Panorama Preview may be slightly different from the actual picture, after the view restrictions have been set, please check to be sure the viewer is correctly reflecting the view restrictions in the actual picture. In this event, since Admin Viewer normally operates the camera irrespective of the view restriction settings, please choose [View Restriction] - [ON] from the Privilege menu (??? P. 90).

???When you want to clear the view restriction settings, clear the Apply the View Restriction check box, click the Send and then Reflect set values button to reflect in the VB101.

???View restriction is not applied to the values with entry boxes left blank even the Apply the View Restriction is selected.

???For details on view restriction settings, see p. 45.

Setting presets using the Preset

Setting Tool

Reflecting preset settings in the viewer

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7Panorama Preview

Displays the panorama picture of the camera currently selected at the VB101. Preset Preview frame (yellow) that reproduces the preset values that were set is displayed on the panorama picture. By dragging this frame to move it or change its shape, or clicking on the panorama picture, the changes can be reflected in the setting values.

Also, when a view restriction is set for a currently selected camera, the view restriction frame is displayed on the panorama picture in blue or red. If the frame is red, this indicates that the entered preset values are outside the view restriction.

8Preset Name

A name can be assigned to the preset.

9Camera Selection Box

The camera to be used to apply preset settings is selected or changed from among the cameras connected to the VB101.

10The Preset Values Entry box and the Brightness Selection box

The current preset settings are displayed in the Preset Values Entry box. These values can be changed by entering new values.

???Preset Settings

Pan ...... The camera's Pan value Tilt ........ The camera's Tilt value Zoom ... The camera's Zoom value

???Brightness

Sets the target value for the camera's auto exposure feature. Select "Brighter" if the picture is darker due to backlight or other factor.

11Get Value button

When the Get Value button is clicked, the current angle of the selected camera is retrieved and reflected in the settings.

12Admin Viewer button

This button can be used to start up Admin Viewer.

13Preview button

Clicking this button allows checking of the set values specified in the Preset Values Entry box with the Preset Preview frame.

14Status List

Displays the results of communication between this tool and the VB101.

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From the Preset Selection box, select the preset to be set and enter a name in Preset Name. Next, select a camera from the Camera Selection box. Drag the Preset Preview frame shown on the panorama picture to move or change its shape and set the preset. Alternatively, you can click at a spot on the picture to make the center of the frame move to that point.

Click the Send button. Check the Status List to be sure the values were sent correctly. Then when the Reflect set values button is clicked, the values will be reflected in the VB101.

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Use Admin Viewer to move the camera angle to the position you want to set preset camera angle, then click the Get Value button. The preset camera position set can be checked in the Preset Values Entry box, or with the Preset Preview frame.

Click the Send button. Check the Status List to be sure the values were sent correctly. Then when the Reflect set values button is clicked, the values will be reflected in the VB101.

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???If view restrictions are to be used, be sure that the Preset Preview Frame (yellow) does not protrude outside the View Restriction Frame (blue).

???Since the previews using the Panorama Preview may be slightly different from the actual picture, after the presets have been set, please check to be sure the viewer is correctly reflecting the presets in the actual picture.

???Once presets have been set, they cannot be deleted. If you do not want to these presets to be used, select For Picture Recording only so that the presets cannot be used in the Helper Viewer. In the Java Viewer, use of the presets can be disabled by changing the LiveApplet parameters and disabling the Preset Selection box display.

???For details on preset settings, see p. 47.

Downloading Log Files

To Download...

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When Log Viewer is started up from the VBAdmin Startup Panel, it automatically retrieves the most recent log file and displays it. To retrieve a list of log files, choose Download from the File menu.

To abort the download while it is in progress, click Cancel in the dialog box.

When the list is retrieved, a list of log files appears in the dialog box. Select the log file you want to view by clicking on it, then click the Download button and the selected file will be downloaded.

To abort the download while it is in progress, click Cancel in the dialog box.

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The Filter dialog box appears. Set the following selection criteria and click OK to display only the logs that match those criteria. If filtering is not required, click Cancel.

[Error Type]

If logs are to be filtered according to type of error, select Specify Type or Specify Code; if not, select Not Specified.

???Specify Type

???Specifying the levels of the logs

From Error, Warning, and Information, select the error levels to be displayed.

???Specifying the modules that output the logs

From Application, HTTP Server, System, and Driver, select the output source modules to be displayed.

???Specify Code

Specify the error code of the logs. The error codes of the logs are compared to the characters that are entered and only logs with matching error codes will be displayed. For example, if "A0" is entered, logs whose error codes start with "A0" will be displayed.

[Date & Time]

???Specify Start Date & Time

Logs generated after the specified date and time can be displayed by selecting this item and entering a date and time.

???Specify End Date & Time

Logs generated before the specified date and time can be displayed by selecting this item and entering a date and time.

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Since most operations and settings of Admin Viewer are common with the Helper Viewer, basic camera control and the like are omitted here. This chapter describes only the functions and operations that are unique to Admin Viewer.

The manual for the viewer software is provided on the supplied CD-ROM ( Mon-E.pdf).

About the special privileges of administrators

Since Admin Viewer has more special privileges than the Helper Viewer and Java Viewer, please keep in mind the following points when using Admin Viewer:

???Since connection time is unlimited, please exit the Viewer after viewing.

???When a camera control privilege has been obtained, Admin Viewer forcibly continues to obtain this privilege. After viewing, be sure to exit the Viewer or click the Control button again to release these privileges.

???When making settings, keep in mind that images outside the view restrictions are displayed also in the Helper Viewer and Java Viewer that are connected simultaneously with Admin Viewer.

Operating External Devices

Setting notification of changes in external device input status

A message box can be displayed in the event of a change in external device input status.

To Make Settings...

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When the Setup properties dialog box appears, click the Display option tab.

Check to be sure the Display notification message for external device input check box is selected, then click OK.

A message appears in the event a change occurs in the external device input status.

Displaying and saving the external device input status

The external device input status can be displayed and, when required, saved as a log.

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The VB101 can handle file names consisting of up to 8 characters followed by a 3-character extension. Note that the names of applets built into the VB101 are exceptions to this rule.

???The VB101 includes a built-in Web server. If the content of Web pages used for distributing video is stored onto a the flash memory, the VB101 can be used alone for distributing Web pages and videos over the Web. Refer to step 3 on page 27 for information on saving content.

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You can use the Language setting function for the Browser to create a multi- lingual Web site. For example, if you set the French-language top page as index-fr.htm and the English-language top page as index.htm and supply users with a URL address terminates in slash, such as http://vb101/sample/, the server will transmit a file that corresponds with the language setting for the Browser. For further information on the Language setting function for the Browser, refer to the Browser Help.

Features of the Java Viewers

These viewers are supplied as Java applets. They run on Web browsers that are Java-capable, such as the Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers. The applets are downloaded from the camera server to the Web browser and are then run by the Web browser. The features of the Java Viewers are described below.

Video distribution and camera operation using the WebView-HTTP protocol. Penetrate firewalls to access external sites.

Because they are automatically downloaded, the Java Viewers do not need to be pre-installed by the client.

Java Viewers run on a wide variety of platforms .

Java Viewer Types

Two Java Viewers are "LiveApplet", which has video display and camera control functions, and "Glimpse", which only has video display functions. Because both viewers use WebView-HTTP as the transfer protocol, they do not require special settings to penetrate firewalls.

???Viewer Types

*Because video is not displayed until the viewer has finished downloading, video display takes longer than with the Helper Viewer.

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Features of the Helper Viewer

The Helper Viewer is an application which is launched from a Web browser. Unlike the Java Viewer, it must be pre-installed on the client's computer. The features of the Helper Viewer are described below.

Must be pre-installed, but once installed, start-up time is quick and operation is stable.

The Helper Viewer can use WebView-HTTP protocol and can penetrate firewalls to access external sites.

However, this cannot pass through with the WebView-Tcp protocol (???

P.111).

Can be run as a stand-alone application.

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Using the JavaViewer to DistributeVideos

This section describes how to use the Java Viewers to provide videos. Application examples are also given.

Using the Java Viewer to Create a Web page

When you use the Java Viewer, the viewer applet to be used must be incorporated into the Web page you provide. However, this is not especially difficult. The page can be created using the HTML normally used to include an applet.

LiveApplet

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/"

code="LiveApplet.class" archive="LiveApplet.zip" width=450 height=380>

<param name=url value="http://192.168.100.1/"> <param name=cabbase value="LiveApplet.cab"> </applet>

Glimpse

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/Glimpse/"

code="Glimpse.class" archive="Glimpse.zip" width=160 height=120>

<param name=url value="http://192.168.100.1/"> <param name=cabbase value="Glimpse.cab"> </applet>

Enter the parameters required by the applet between the <applet> -</applet> tags.

Use the <param> tag for parameters other than the common attributes for applets (codebase, code, archive, width and height).

* The underlined portion is a sample IP address. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

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2

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Frame settings

The text displayed in a separate frame

Frame with the embedded Java Viewer

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Tip

???Writing IP Addresses

Using the Web server functions built into the VB101, IP addresses can be expressed as <_I_P_A_D_D_R_> (all upper-case characters, including the angle brackets) in the two file types (htm,wvh) used by the Web server in the VB101.

Since <_I_P_A_D_D_R> is replaced with the actual IP address when accessed, the Web page does not need to be changed even when the IP address for the VB101 is changed. In addition, NAT can be supported by specifying a Web page global address. (??? P. 57, 115)

1sample.htm

<html>

<head>

<title>SampleSite LiveApplet</title> </head>

<frameset rows="70,*"> <frame src="header.htm"> <frame src="lvappl.htm"> </frameset>

</html>

2header.htm

<html>

<head>

<title>LiveApplet comment</title> </head>

<body>

<center><h1>LiveApplet</h1></center>

</body>

</html>

3lvappl.htm

<html>

<head>

<title>LiveApplet</title>

</head>

<body>

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/" code="LiveApplet.class" archive="LiveApplet.zip" width=450 height=380>

<param name=cabbase value="LiveApplet.cab"> <param name=url value="http://192.168.100.1/"> </applet>

</body>

</html>

*The underlined portion is a sample IP address. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

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Click the button to display

the page in which

LiveApplet is embedded.

Glimpse embedded in

the page.

2

Pop-up LiveApplet

window

1

2

glimps.htm

<html>

<head>

<script language="JavaScript"> <!--

function clicked(btn) { url = btn.name

window.open(url,"LiveApplet","width=490,height=400")

}

// --> </script>

<title>Glimpse</title>

</head>

<body>

<table>

<form name="form"> <tr><td><center>

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/Glimpse/" code="Glimpse.class" archive="Glimpse.zip" width=160 height=120>

<param name=cabbase value="Glimpse.cab"> <param name=url value="http://192.168.100.1/"> </applet>

</center></td></tr>

<tr><td><center>

<input type="Button" name="popup.htm" value="click me" onClick="clicked(this)">

</center></td></tr>

</form>

</table>

</body>

</html>

popup.htm

<html>

<head>

<title>LiveApplet</title>

</head>

<body>

<center>

<applet codebase="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/" code="LiveApplet.class" archive="LiveApplet.zip" width=450 height=380>

* The underlined portion is a sample IP address. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

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If no particular image is specified, the "connecting to hostname" (when the hostname parameter is specified) or "now connecting" animation is displayed at startup and the "disconnected hostname" (when the hostname parameter is specified) or "disconnected" is displayed at disconnection.

You can modify the screens to show any image by providing images for the startup and disconnection screens and setting the parameters. The image size is automatically adjusted to the size specified in the video_width parameter. The display time for the specified screen at startup can also be specified.

<param name=open_image value="/opt/images/opening.jpg"> ...................... <param name=open_image_time value="3000"> .............................................. <param name=close_image value="/opt/images/closing.jpg"> .......................

specifies the file name for the startup image screen.

specifies the display time for the startup image screen (in milliseconds). specifies the file name for the disconnection image screen.

e ??? At startup, the default character string that is displayed while a connection

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<param name=superimpose value="/logos/newlogo.gif,0,0">

*The underlined portion "x,y" specifies the display position. When x,y = 0,0, the image is displayed in the top left corner. If "x,y" is omitted, the image is displayed in the center of the frame.

Specifying the Background Color

<html>

<body bgcolor=#cccccc>

<applet codebase=http://...code="LiveApplet.class" width=450 height=380> <param name=url value="http://192.168.100.1">

<param name=bg_color value="#cccccc"> </applet>

</body>

</html>

* The underlined portion is a sample IP address. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

Pasting a picture to the background

<param name=bg_image valve="/opt/images/back.gif">

<param name=image_offset value="0,0">

Specify the displayed picture file.

Specify to display it at x,y (underlined portion).

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???Applet Tag Descriptions

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Creating wvh files

This section describes how to create the wvh file required for launching the Helper Viewer application.

1Use a text editor or similar program to create a new text file and type the following type of code in the file:

(Example) 192.168.100.1 65310

192.168.100.1 65311

wvhttp:192.168.100.1 80

???The first line gives the IP address (or host name) of the VB101 and the TCP port number used for the video transmission service.

The default setting is 65310 (??? P.55). The default setting will be used if no particular value is specified.

???The second line gives the IP address (or host name) of the VB101 and the TCP port number used for the camera control. The default setting is 65310 (??? P.55). The default setting will be used if no particular value is specified.

???The third line gives the setting for the Helper Viewer to use HTTP protocol. After "wvhttp:", type in the IP address of the VB101 and "80" as the HTTP port number. As a result of this, you will be able to view video images from the VB101 through firewalls.

* Type in the actual IP address (or host name) set for the VB101 .

2After you save the text file and quit the text editor program, create a wvh file by changing the file name and extension. Be sure to add the ".wvh" extension, as in "WebView.wvh". File names can contain up to 8 characters. (eg. WebView)

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Helper application

launched and displayed.

Click the link to launch the

Helper application.

Distributing Videos Using a Browser Only

You can also use the WebView-HTTP protocol to provide videos from the camera directly to a Web browser. Some example of this are described in this section.

Displaying the Live Video

at Access as a Still Picture

When a client accesses the Web page that provides videos, the video shot at that point can be supplied as a still picture.

<IMG SRC=http://192.168.100.1/-wvhttp-01-/GetStillImage>

(or)

<IMG SRC=http://192.168.100.1/-wvhttp-01-/GetOneShot>

* The underlined portion is a sample IP adderess. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

Displaying a Specified Number Of Live Video

Frames As a Video at Access

The Server Push format provided as an extended function by Netscape Communications Corp. can be used to distribute multiple-frame images. However, these images can only be displayed on Netscape Navigator. In the coding example below, 100 frames of live video are distributed when the client accesses the server.

<IMG SRC=http://192.168.100.1/-wvhttp-01-/GetOneShot?frame_count=100>

* The underlined portion is a sample IP adderess. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

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Example of video distribution using one fixed global address

One fixed global address is required if the VB101 is being used to distribute live video on the Internet. An Internet service provider (ISP) that offers a single-address fixed global address service can be used (Note: a router with NAT function is required).

Internet

VB101

Web server

Router

A sample page of the VB101 is automatically generated based on the IP address that was actually assigned (192.168.100.2 in this case). In this case, this page cannot be viewed in the Java Viewer or the Helper Viewer when ???http://192.168.1.10/sample/??? is accessed through the Internet.

Set "Global Address for Web Pages" (??? P. 57) to 192.168.1.10. If you are not using the VB101's Web server, describe the Web pages for distributing videos as follows.

Set the Java Viewer description (??? P. 99) as follows:

<applet codebase=???http:// 192.168.1.10/-wvdoc-01-/LiveApplet/??? code=???LiveApplet.class??? archive=???LiveApplet.zip???

width=450 height=380>

<param name=url value=???http:// 192.168.1.10/???>

Set the wvh file description of the Helper Viewer (??? P. 111) as follows:

192.168.1.10 65310

192.168.1.10 65311

wvhttp:192.168.1.10 80

* The underlined portion is a sample IP adderess. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

c Contact respective manufacturers for details on setting the router.

Note

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Sensor A

VC-C4R

Lighting unit

Sensor B

control Camera images video and

Power supply unit

unit Lighting

ON/OFF

signal opening Door

When the door opens and Sensor B moves away from sensor A, external device input In1 generates an ON event.

In response to this event, Out1 is controlled to switch on the lighting unit and

Ethernet images of the entrance are captured and recorded by the camera.

LAN

Note

External External Ethernet device device

input output

???Do not directly connect the power cord for the lighting unit to OUT1 or OUT2.

???Please confirm the Date and Time settings on page 39.

Installation Example

Lighting unit

In accordance with the predetermined schedule, Out1 is controlled from Out1 to switch on the lighting unit and pictures are captured and recorded by the camera.

Ethernet

???Do not directly connect the power cord for the lighting unit to OUT1 or OUT2.

???Please confirm the Date and Time settings on page 39.

Sample Still Picture Recording Settings

Settings specified on the "Camera and Video" page (??? P.43)

Specify the appropriate settings for the Camera 1 being used.

Settings specified on the "Preset" page (??? P.47)

Set a camera angle that records the exhibit as Preset 1.

Settings specified in "Schedule 1-4" (??? P.51)

???If you are not using recording triggered from an external device, leave the default priority ("Recording triggered by external device") unchanged.

???Set the camera position for recording to Preset 1.

???Insert a 5-second delay before recording to allow the camera to stabilize in the redording position.

???Set the light to switch on when recording begins and to switch off 10 seconds later.

???The recording time frame is from 20:00 to 06:50. Since recording occurs daily, set the recording start time from 0 to 6 and 20 to 23 every day of every month.

???Clear the "Apply the following repetition options at start time" selection.

???Delete the recorded pictures at 12:00 on the next day. In this case, delete the pictures recorded in the morning at 12:00 on the next day, and delete the pictures recorded in the afternoon at 12:00 two days later.

To select more than one, click

selections while holding down the

Ctrl key. (P.51)

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If you select "Specify capture period with menu", the Conditions for Image Retrieval screen appears in window at left.

??? Select either "External Input" or "Schedule" as the "Trigger". "External Input1 and 2 correspond to the "External Device Input 1/2" parameter on page 49, and schedule 1-4 corresponds to the "Schedule 1-4" parameter on page 51. Use the "any" option to search all the options for the respective parameter.

??? In "Camera", specify the camera number to be searched. Select "any" to search all the cameras.

??? In "Capture Period", select the date and time the pictures were recorded.

When you specify the search condition and click the [Retrieve] button, a list of the recorded dates and times that meet those conditions appears in window . When you click on one of the listed items, the corresponding pictures and camera settings appear in window .

By clicking "Animation" in the list display, you can view all the retrieved pictures in the list continuously as a pseudo-animation.

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2

3

If you agree to the clauses in the licensing agreement, click Yes.

Specify the target directory for the installation and click the Next button.

If you have no special directory preference, just click Next.

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6

Check the settings and items you have selected thus far, and click Next to confirm. The installation will proceed by copying files and making registry settings, etc.

Click Finish to complete the installation.

When installation is complete, ???VBCollector Task View??? is added to the Start menu.

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???Server Name

Assign a name for recognizing the Server.

???Image Directory

Enter the name of the directory where downloaded images are to be saved, or click Browse to select a directory folder. A network path cannot be specified.

[Delete images on the server]

When this check box is selected, pictures that VBCollector downloaded from the server will also be deleted from the server.

???Server information Host Name (??? P.38)

Specify an IP address or a host name.

HTTP Port (??? P.57)

Enter the HTTP port number set in the server. (The default setting is 80).

Administrator Account (??? P.38)

Enter an administrator account registered in the server.

Administrator Password (??? P.38)

Enter the administrator password registered in the server.

???Proxy

Use Proxy Server

Select if connecting through a proxy server.

Host Name

Specify a host name or IP address for the proxy server.

Port

Enter a port number for the proxy server (The default setting is 8080).

???PPP

Use PPP connection

Select if connection will be established by dialing up.

PPP Connection Name

Select a phone number from the phone book entry. A dialup network will need to have been installed and the phone number will need to have been registered in the phone book.

Account

Enter the PPP account to be used for the dialup connection.

Password

Enter the PPP password to be used for the dialup connection.

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???Task Name

Assign the task a name.

[Enable this setting]

Select "Enable this setting" if the task is to be performed according to the schedule. If not selected, the added task will not be executed.

???Server Name

Select the server from which the VBCollector downloads recorded pictures. The server will need to have been registered in advance.

???Schedule Start Date

Set the date which is to be the starting point of the schedule. The task will be executed after the specified start date according to the criteria specified below.

Start Time

Set the time when the task is to start up (in 24-hour format).

Once

Select if the task is to be executed only once. The task will be executed only once at the start time on the start date.

Daily

Select if the task is to be executed once every certain number of days. This number of days can be specified between 1 and 31.

Weekly

Select if the task is to be executed every certain number of weeks on a certain day of the week. Set the number of weeks between 1 and 53, and specify the day of the week.

Monthly

Select if the task is to be executed every month on a certain day of the month. Set this day between 1 and

31. Or a day of the week for a certain week of the month can also be specified.

???Details Repeat task

Select if task is to be executed in repetition in time units. Downloads occur in repetition only for the specified number of times at specified intervals starting from the Start Time specified in the schedule. If not selected, download occurs once at the start time specified in the schedule. If Repeat task has been set, the first download, which occurs at the start time, is not counted in the number of repetitions. The number of downloads to occur every certain number of hours can both be specified. Set the number of hours to a value between 1 and 23, and the number of downloads to a value between 1 and 23.

Retry when an error occurs

Select this item if a task is to be executed again in the event a download does not end normally after a task is executed. The task will be executed again a specified number of times at specified time intervals. During this time, if the download is completed normally, further tasks will not be repeated. Specify the number of times and the time interval at which a task is to be re-executed. For the number of times, enter a value between 1 and 10; for the interval, enter a value between 1 and 10.

Disconnect after finishing download (for access via dial-up connections)

If the connection with the server is a dialup connection, when this item is selected, it will automatically be disconnected when the task ends.

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Note

Up to 16 tasks can be executed by VBCollector simultaneously. Please be sure not to load a schedule with 17 or more tasks to be executed. VBCollector is also not able to execute multiple tasks simultaneously to the same server. Please take care to ensure that multiple tasks are not executed to the same server by taking such measures as leaving a sufficient time space between the ???Start Time??? of each task.

To Edit a Task...

1

In the Task View, select the task to be edited by clicking on its name, then choose Edit Task from the Task menu. Or, double-click on the task to be edited. To delete a registered task, choose Delete Task from the Task menu.

Details Displayed on the Task View

The execution status can be checked on the Task View.

???Task Name

The names that were specified at Task Settings are displayed here. The status of each task is displayed as an icon at the left of the name.

???Server Name

The server names that were specified at Task Settings are displayed here.

???Next Run Time

The date and time when the task is to be executed next is displayed here.

???Last Result

The last results achieved by the task and the task end time are displayed here.

???Schedule

The start date, start time, and execution interval for each task are displayed here.

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To Make Settings...

1

Choose Start Service or Stop Service from the Tools menu. If the service has started, Stop Service is enabled in the menu; if the service is stopped, Start Service is enabled.

Viewing Recorded Images

The images that were downloaded according to the task schedule are saved in the folder specified at Server Information. VBCollector includes a function that outputs images to a Web browser to simply viewing.

Displaying Images

Downloaded images are selected by server name and date, and displayed in a Web browser.

To View Pictures...

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Viewing Logs

VBCollector outputs logs concerning the execution of tasks. To view a log, choose Display Log from the Tools menu.

The following information about logs is displayed:

???Code

Identification codes are displayed here. Four types of icons representing the level are also displayed with these codes.

Information level

Warning level

Error level

Unknown

???Date & Time

The date and time when the log was generated is displayed here.

???Task

The name of the task that output the log is displayed here.

???Server

The name of the server to which the task performs downloads is displayed here.

???Message

The log's message is displayed here.

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2

Choose Filter from the View menu.

The Filter dialog box appears. To display only the logs that match the specified criteria, enter the criteria below and click OK. If no changes are required, click Cancel.

[Specify Task.]

Select if filtering by task name, then enter the task name. [Specify Server.]

Select if filtering by server name, then enter the server name. [Error Type]

Specify the error type when filtering by error type.

???Not Specified

Selecting this item disables priority and code settings.

???Specify Priority.

From Error, Warning, or Information, select the error level to be displayed.

???Specify Code.

Select if only logs with the corresponding identification code are to be displayed, then enter the identification code.

[Date & Time]

Filters logs by output date and time.

???Specify Start Date & Time.

When this item is selected and a date and time is entered, logs generated after the specified start date and time are displayed.

???Specify End Date & Time.

When this item is selected and a date and time is entered, logs generated before the specified end date and time are displayed.

Setting the download capacity

The response to be taken when the specified available capacity on a target drive has been reached or the upper limit number of pictures can be set when executing downloads based on a task schedule.

To Make Settings...

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I can't control the camera.

???Check that the RS-232C cable for camera control is connected correctly. (??? P.25)

???Check that the VB101 control port for the corresponding camera is set correctly. (??? P.33)

???Check that the VB101 camera control is not restricted (??? P.55).

???Check to see if the camera angle is restricted by a preset (see p. 47).

???If you have changed the baud rate for the serial port on the camera, ensure that the camera control baud rate setting on the VB101 matches the camera settings (??? P.43).

I forgot the password.

??? You will have to return the VB101 to a service center. Please contact your Canon dealer.

I cannot record or search pictures.

???Check that the flash memory card has been inserted properly. (??? P.27)

???When the number of recorded pictures exceeds the limit, erase pictures that you do not need or replace the memory card.

???Check that the camera is on and the cable has been connected properly. (??? P.25)

???A maximum of 32K bytes can be recorded for each picture. Reduce video capture size or lower the video quality. (??? P.48)

???If there is an error in the search results, try to recover the index (/card/images/index.vbi). Click on the "Rebuild" button (Rebuilding the recorded picture list) on the Administration tools page to recover the index (??? P.59).

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???A007 View restriction setting error (warning)

???A008 Compatibility error in the view restrictions settings (warning)

???A010 Camera control driver start and stop (info)

???A011 Camera control device error (warning)

???A014 Access prohibited due to host restriction (notice)

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???A025 Picture recording processing error (warning)

???A026 Picture recording processing failure count (warning)

???A028 Recorded picture deletion completed successfully (info)

???A029 Recorded picture deletion ended abnormally (warning)

???A031 Picture index restoration completed successfully (info)

???A032 Picture index restoration ended abnormally (warning)

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???P003 Memory card error (warning)

???P005 Card initialization failed in card slot A (warning)

???P006 Card initialization failed in card slot B (warning)

???P009 Memory card read error (err)

???P010 Memory card write error (err)

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???S007 IP address conflict detected during operation (err)

???S010 FAT (File Allocation Table) count error (err)

???S013 FAT entry count error (err)

???S014 Root directory size error (err)

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???S023 The erase count for the on-board flash ROM exceeded the limit (err)

Remote firmware upgrade-related log messages

???I001 Remote firmware upgrade write error (err)

???I002 Application program is stopped because of the remote firmware upgrade (info)

???I003 Remote firmware upgrade completed (info)

???I004 Remote firmware upgrade time-out (warnning)

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