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94 en | Default Configuration 6.7 Configuring Remote Stations Remote stations menu DiBos/DiBos Micro In this dialog box, you determine the remote stations for your own workstation (local computer) so that you can connect to these remote stations later in the configuration procedure. 1 Local settings Edit the following settings for your own workstation. Modem/ISDN: Number of B channels Select the modem or ISDN card. Note: To configure a modem connection, an RAS-capable modem must be connected and an RAS service installed. Enter the number of B channels. Accept incoming calls (for standard users) Password... System control... Info Incoming calls may be accepted by standard users. Enter the password that allows remote stations to be dialed into. Under Windows XP, opens Network Connections in the Control Panel. Note: Here you can configure your own IP address or make firewall settings, for example. If no RAS-capable modem is connected or no RAS service is installed, a notes icon and a button with additional information appears. F.01U.033.308 | V7 | 2009.09 Installation Guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH

Section	Page
1 Safety Notes	7
2 Introduction	11
2.1 System Description	11
2.2 Unpacking	11
2.3 Power	11
2.4 Environmental	11
2.5 Recommended Virus Scanners/Firewall	12
2.5.1 Virus Scanners	12
2.5.2 Firewall	12
2.6 System Overview/Technical Specifications	14
2.6.1 DiBos	14
2.6.2 DiBos micro	18
3 Device Connections	21
3.1 DiBos	21
3.1.1 DiBos Front View	21
3.1.2 DiBos Rear View	22
3.1.3 Grabber Card for DiBos	23
3.1.4 I/O Card for DiBos	24
3.2 DiBos micro	25
3.2.1 DiBos micro Front View	25
3.2.2 DiBos micro Rear View	26
3.2.3 Grabber Card for DiBos micro	27
3.2.4 I/O Card (for DiBos micro)	28
4 Quick Installation	30
5 Quick Configuration	31
5.1 General Settings	31
5.2 Creating a User	33
5.3 Setting up the Network	34
5.4 Specifying Cameras	36
5.5 Assigning Time Profiles	37
5.6 Setting Up Recording	38
6 Default Configuration	40
6.1 Configuring Drives	40
6.2 Configuring Video and Audio Connections	42
6.2.1 General Camera Settings	44
6.2.2 Setting up Dome Cameras and Pan/Tilt Cameras	46
6.2.3 Specifying Monitoring Zone for Motion Cameras	49
6.2.4 Configuring Tamper Detection	50
6.2.5 Configuring Video Monitors	52
6.2.6 Configuring camera sequence	53
6.2.7 Editing Audio Settings	54
6.2.8 Configuring JPEG IP Cameras	55
6.2.9 Configuring MPEG4 IP Cameras	58
6.3 Configuring Recording Settings	60
6.3.1 Configuring Recording Settings for Analog Cameras	60
6.3.2 Configuring Recording Settings of JPEG IP Cameras	67
6.3.3 Configuring Recording Settings of MPEG4 IP Cameras	69
6.4 Configuring Time Periods	71
6.5 Configuring Inputs and Outputs	73
6.5.1 Configuring Alarm Inputs	73
6.5.2 Configuring Relay Outputs	74
6.5.3 Configuring Alarm Simulation	75
6.5.4 Configuring Virtual Inputs	76
6.5.5 Configuring Automatic Teller Machines	77
6.5.6 Configuring Foyer Card Readers	79
6.5.7 Configuring AP Inputs	82
6.5.8 Configuring POS Inputs	86
6.5.9 Configuring ATM/POS Inputs	88
6.6 Configuring Alarm Processing	90
6.7 Configuring Remote Stations	94
6.8 Configuring Alarm Transmission	97
6.9 Configuring the Export Video Scheduler	100
6.10 Creating Authorization Levels	102
6.11 Configuring Users	107
6.12 Configuring Error Forwarding	109
6.13 Configuring Options	111
6.13.1 MIB List for SNMP	114
6.13.2 Notification via SNMP	115
6.13.3 Configuring Automatic Alarm Recording	116
6.14 Configuring Browser Access and Network Settings	117
6.15 Administration and Dongle	119
6.15.1 Activating a License	122
7 Remote configuration	123
8 XP Administration	124
8.1 Logging On as a Windows® XP User	124
8.2 Logging On as a Windows® XP Administrator	124
8.3 Changing the Administrator Password	124
9 Connections	125
9.1 Network Connection via DSL	125
9.2 Connecting the ISDN Controller	128
9.3 Connecting VSCom 200 H (Interface Expansion)	129
9.4 Connecting External Hard Disks	129
9.5 Connecting a Malfunction Relay	129
9.6 Connecting an ATM (Serial)	130
9.7 Connecting the MINITER RS 485 Foyer Card Reader	134
9.8 Connecting the DCF 77 Radio Clock	137
9.9 Connecting a Modem/ISDN Card (for Incoming Connections)	139
9.10 Connecting to AutoDome/SAE Dome	141
9.10.1 Connecting to Bosch Dome Cameras (Directly)	141
9.10.2 Connecting to Bosch Dome Cameras via Matrix Switch	141
9.10.3 Connecting to SAE Dome Cameras (Directly)	142
9.10.4 Connecting to SAE Dome Cameras with V3032 Biphase Interface	142
9.11 Connecting an AP	143
9.11.1 General	143
9.11.2 Connecting to NZ 500 (20 mA) Video System NZ 500	145
9.11.3 Connecting to BZ 500 (20 mA)	145
9.11.4 Connecting to AZ 1010/NZ 1008	146
9.11.5 Connecting to NZ 1012	147
9.11.6 Connecting to NZ 1060	148
9.11.7 Connecting to UEZ 1000 (20 mA)	149
9.11.8 Connecting to UEZ 2000 (20 mA)	149
9.11.9 Connecting to UGM 2020	150
10 Troubleshooting and Checks	151
10.1 Troubleshooting	151
10.2 Checking the Optional Network Connection	152
10.3 Checking the Optional ATM Connection	153
10.4 Checking the Optional Web Connection	154
11 Notes on Service and Maintenance	155
11.1 Maintenance Work to be Carried Out	155
11.2 Software Update	156