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Operation, Operation with Microsoft Internet Explorer, System requirements, Installing MPEG ActiveX

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VIP X1 | Installation and Operating Manual Operation EN | 103 6 Operation with Microsoft Internet Explorer A computer with Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 6.0 or higher) can receive live images from the VIP X1, control cameras or other peripherals and replay stored video sequences. Note Make sure the graphics card is set to 16- or 32-bit color depth and that Sun JVM is installed and activated on your PC. If necessary, you can install the required software and controls from the product CD supplied (see Components supplied, page 11). You can find notes on using Internet Explorer in the online help in Internet Explorer. System requirements ❚ Computer with Windows 2000/XP operating system, access to a network and Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 6.0 or higher) ❚ Monitor resolution 1024 × 768 pixels, 16- or 32-bit color depth ❚ For playing back recordings: connection to iSCSI server Note Take also note of the information in the System Requirements document on the product CD supplied. Installing MPEG ActiveX Note Suitable MPEG ActiveX software must be installed on the computer to allow the live video images to be played back. If necessary, you can install the required software and controls from the product CD supplied (see Components supplied, page 11). - Insert the CD in the CD-ROM drive of the computer. If the CD does not start automatically, open the root directory of the CD in Windows Explorer and double click MPEGAx.exe. - Follow the on-screen instructions. Bosch Security Systems | 2006-12 | V2.5 Operation

Section	Page
VIP X1	1
Contents	3
Preface	7
Conventions	7
Intended use	8
EU Directives	8
Rating plate	8
Safety information	9
Electric shock hazard	9
Installation and operation	10
Maintenance and repair	10
Product description	11
Components supplied	11
System requirements for setup	11
Configuration requirements	12
Operational requirements	12
Overview of functions	13
Network video server	13
Receiver	13
Video encoding	13
Dual Streaming	13
Multicast	14
Encryption	14
Remote control	14
Tampering recognition and motion detectors	14
Snapshots	14
Backup	14
Summary	15
Connections on the front panel	16
Connections on the rear panel	17
Installation	19
Connections	20
Cameras	20
Audio connections (audio version only)	20
Data interface	21
Network	22
Alarm inputs	22
Relay output	22
USB interface	23
Power on/Power off	24
Power supply	24
Setup using the Configuration Manager	25
Installing the program	25
Configuring the VIP X1	25
Restart	26
Additional parameters	26
Configuration using a Web browser	27
Connecting	27
System requirements	27
Installing MPEG ActiveX	27
Establishing the connection	28
Maximum number of connections	29
Protected VIP X1	29
Protected network	29
Configuration menu	30
Start configuration	30
Navigation	31
Making changes	31
Unit identification	32
Unit name:	32
Unit ID:	32
Password	32
User name:	33
Password:	33
Confirm password:	33
Language	34
Website language:	34
Date and time	34
Unit date format:	34
Unit date and Unit time:	34
Time server	35
Unit time zone:	35
Daylight saving time:	35
Time server IP address:	36
Time server type:	36
Camera name	36
Camera 1:	36
Display stamping	37
Camera name stamping:	37
Time stamping:	37
Alarm mode stamping:	37
Displayed alarm message:	38
Video watermarking:	38
Picture settings	39
Contrast (0...255):	39
Saturation (0...255):	39
Brightness (0...255):	39
Low-pass filter (0...255):	40
MPEG-4 encoder	41
Selecting a profile	41
Active profile:	42
Preview for:	42
Profile configuration	43
Profile name:	43
Target data rate:	44
Encoding interval:	44
Video resolution:	44
Default	44
Details	44
Max. data rate:	45
P-frame quality:	45
I-frame quality:	45
I-frame distance:	45
Video input	46
75 Ohm termination:	46
Source type:	46
Audio settings (audio version only)	47
Line In 1: / Microphone (MIC):	47
Line Out/Speaker (SPK):	47
Selection	47
JPEG posting	48
JPEG format:	48
File name:	48
JPEG posting interval:	49
FTP server IP address:	49
FTP server login:	49
FTP server password:	49
Path on FTP server:	49
Storage medium	50
Type:	50
Storage information	51
iSCSI settings	52
iSCSI IP address:	52
iSCSI LUN map	53
Target IP address:	53
Target node:	53
Target LUN:	53
Target password:	53
Initiator name:	54
Initiator extension:	54
Decoupling the drive in use	54
Storage information	55
Partitioning	56
Creating a partition	56
Saving changes	57
Partition status	59
Editing a partition	60
Type of recording:	61
Number of alarm tracks:	61
Alarm track size:	61
Format!	62
Delete all partitions	62
Recording profiles	63
Standard profile:	64
Encoder:	64
Alarm track recording:	64
Post-alarm time:	64
Post-alarm profile:	64
Alarm input/Motion alarm/Video loss alarm:	65
Recording scheduler	66
Holidays	67
Delete holidays	67
Time periods	67
Activate recording	68
Recording status:	68
Alarm sources	69
Alarm input 1: to Alarm input 4:	69
Name:	69
Video loss alarm:	69
Alarm connections	70
Connect on alarm:	70
Number of destination IP address:	70
Destination IP address:	70
Destination password:	71
Remote port:	71
SSL encryption:	71
Auto-connect:	72
Audio: (audio version only)	72
VCA	73
Analysis:	73
Analysis type:	74
Motion detector (MOTION+ only)	74
Sensitivity: (MOTION+ only)	74
Min. object size: (MOTION+ only)	75
Global change %: (MOTION+ only)	75
Selecting the area (MOTION+ only)	75
Tamper detection	76
Sensitivity:	76
Trigger delay (sec):	76
Scene too bright	76
Scene too dark	76
Scene too noisy	77
Reference check	77
Selecting the area	78
Alarm e-mail	79
Send alarm e-mail:	79
Mail server IP address:	79
Layout:	79
Attach JPEG from camera:	80
Destination address:	80
Sender name:	80
Send e-mail for testing:	80
Relay	81
Idle state:	81
Operating mode:	81
Relay follows:	82
Relay name:	82
Trigger relay:	82
COM1	83
Serial port function:	83
Camera ID:	83
Baud rate:	84
Data bits:	84
Stop bits:	84
Parity check:	84
Interface mode:	84
Half-duplex mode:	84
Network	85
IP address:	86
Subnet mask:	86
Gateway address:	86
Video transmission:	86
HTTP browser port:	86
HTTPS browser port:	87
RCP+ port 1756:	87
Telnet support:	87
Ethernet link type:	87
1. SNMP host address: / 2. SNMP host address:	87
SNMP traps:	88
Authentication:	88
Identity:	88
Password:	88
Automatic IP assignment:	88
Multicasting	89
Multicast address video 1:	89
Port:	90
Streaming	90
Multicast packet TTL:	90
Encryption	91
Encryption:	91
Automatic key exchange:	92
Version information	93
Livepage configuration	94
URL for logo:	95
URL for device logo:	95
Transmit audio: (audio version only)	95
Show alarm inputs:	95
Show relay output:	95
Show VCA metadata:	96
Show VCA trajectories: (IVMD 2.0 only)	96
Show event log:	96
Show system log:	96
Save event log:	96
Save system log:	96
File for event log:	96
File for system log:	97
Path for JPEG and MPEG files:	97
Licenses	97
Maintenance	98
Firmware upload:	98
Configuration download:	99
Configuration upload:	99
SSL certificate upload:	99
Function test	101
Operation	103
Operation with Microsoft Internet Explorer	103
System requirements	103
Installing MPEG ActiveX	103
Establishing the connection	104
The LIVEPAGE	105
Maximum number of connections	105
Protected VIP X1	105
Image selection	105
Camera control	106
Digital I/O	106
Trigger relay	106
System log / Event log	107
Audio function (audio version only)	107
Saving snapshots	108
Recording video sequences	108
Image resolution	108
Running recording program	109
The RECORDINGS page	110
Selecting recordings	111
Controlling a playback	111
Backup	114
Installing Player	115
Replaying USB hard drive recordings on PC	116
System requirements	116
Installing MPEG ActiveX	116
Playback	116
Hardware connections between video servers	118
Installation	118
Connecting	118
Connect on alarm	119
Connecting with a terminal program	119
Closing the connection with a terminal program	119
Operation with decoder software	120
Maintenance and upgrades	121
Testing the network connection	121
Unit reset	121
Repairs	122
Transfer and disposal	122
Appendix	123
Troubleshooting	123
General malfunctions	124
iSCSI connections malfunctions	125
LEDs	126
Operating status LED	126
LED L	126
LED T	126
Processor load	126
Serial interface	127
Terminal block	127
Pin assignment	128
Communication with terminal program	129
Data terminal	129
Configuring the terminal	129
Command inputs	130
Assigning an IP Address	130
Restart	131
Additional parameters	131
Glossary	132
Specifications	135
Device	135
Protocols/standards	136
Audio version only:	136