Canon CR-N500 Remote Camera Settings Guide - Page 116

Precautions When Disposing the Camera, Encrypting Backup Information

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Although [AutoIP] is enabled by factory default settings, it is recommended to disable [AutoIP] when the initial setting of the network is completed so that it will not be used for unauthorized purposes. mDNS (multicast Domain Name System) [mDNS] (P. 61) is a function to notify devices on the network of the camera IP address and host name information simultaneously so that the camera can be detected even in an environment without a DNS server. In the factory default settings, the setting of [mDNS] is enabled, but to prevent unauthorized use by third parties, disable it after the initial network settings are completed. Wireless LAN [Wireless LAN] (P. 62) allows users to access and operate the camera directly. If it is unnecessary to connect the camera to a computer or mobile device using a Wireless LAN, set [Wireless LAN] to [Disable]. RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) By using [RTP Server] (P. 57), video and audio data can be delivered to the specified multicast address. It is recommended to set [RTP] to [Disable] when the devices connecting to the camera do not require RTP protocol. Standard Communication (IP), NDI|HX, RTMP When using [Standard Communication (IP)] (P. 64), [NDI|HX] (P. 64), and [RTMP] (P. 65), it is possible to distribute videos using each protocol or operate the camera. If it is unnecessary to connect the camera to a device using these protocols, set each item to [Disable]. Important • [Video Distribution] under the [User Authority] (P. 71) is not reflected to the RTP. • When using NDI|HX or RTMP, access control is disabled from the [User Management] (P. 70). Precautions When Disposing the Camera When disposing the camera, initialize the camera and delete all setting information such as network settings and administrator account. For camera initialization, refer to Settings Page (P. 80). When disposing the camera, set [Network Settings] to [Do not save]. If unable to access the Settings Page, use the RESET switch on the camera to restore to the factory default settings. Encrypting Backup Information The backup information of the camera settings is used when restoring the camera to the user's previously saved settings. It is possible to manage the backup information more securely by setting [Encryption Password] for the backup information. Handle the set password with care. Backup information encryption is set on the camera's Settings Page (P. 82). 116

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Although [AutoIP] is enabled by factory default settings, it is recommended to disable [AutoIP] when the initial setting of the
network is completed so that it will not be used for unauthorized purposes.
mDN
S
(multicast Domain Name
S
ystem)
[mDNS] (P. 61) is a function to notify devices on the network of the camera IP address and host name information
simultaneously so that the camera can be detected even in an environment without a DNS server.
In the factory default settings, the setting of [mDNS] is enabled, but to prevent unauthorized use by third parties, disable it
after the initial network settings are completed.
Wireless LAN
[Wireless LAN] (P. 62) allows users to access and operate the camera directly.
If it is unnecessary to connect the camera to a computer or mobile device using a Wireless LAN, set [Wireless LAN] to
[Disable].
RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol)
By using [RTP Server] (P. 57), video and audio data can be delivered to the specified multicast address. It is recommended
to set [RTP] to [Disable] when the devices connecting to the camera do not require RTP protocol.
S
tandard Communication (IP), NDI|HX, RTMP
When using [Standard Communication (IP)] (P. 64), [NDI|HX] (P. 64), and [RTMP] (P. 65), it is possible to distribute videos
using each protocol or operate the camera.
If it is unnecessary to connect the camera to a device using these protocols, set each item to [Disable].
Precautions When Disposing the Camera
When disposing the camera, initialize the camera and delete all setting information such as network settings and
administrator account.
For camera initialization, refer to Settings Page (P. 80). When disposing the camera, set [Network Settings] to [Do not save].
If unable to access the Settings Page, use the RESET switch on the camera to restore to the factory default settings.
Encrypting Backup Information
The backup information of the camera settings is used when restoring the camera to the user's previously saved settings. It
is possible to manage the backup information more securely by setting [Encryption Password] for the backup information.
Handle the set password with care.
Backup information encryption is set on the camera's Settings Page (P. 82).
Important
•
[Video Distribution] under the [User Authority] (P. 71) is not reflected to the RTP.
•
When using NDI|HX or RTMP, access control is disabled from the [User Management] (P. 70).