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Camera Maintenance 4 Specify the firmware file. Click [Browse] and then specify the firmware file in the dialog box that appears. 5 Note You can copy and paste the path of the [File Name]. Copy the target by pressing the Ctrl+C keys, and paste by selecting the destination row and pressing the Ctrl+V keys. You can select multiple copy destinations by holding the Ctrl key while clicking. 5 To restore the cameras to the default settings when updating the firmware, select [Restore] for [Default Settings]. If you select [Restore], all user settings except the following will be erased and restored to the factory default settings after the firmware is updated. • Administrator account • Network settings • Time zone • Certificate • Secret key To keep the current settings of the cameras, select [Do Not Restore] for [Default Settings]. 6 If necessary, specify [Network Timeout] in seconds (30 - 36,000 seconds). Enter the time to wait for a response from the camera before transferring the firmware. The firmware is not updated for cameras that do not respond within the time entered here due to a slow network speed, etc. In this case, specify a longer waiting time and then execute the operation again. 7 Click [Run]. Updating of the firmware begins. During update, a progress bar appears in the [Message] field. If you are performing a firmware update, and the update fails for some cameras, the message is displayed. Confirm the message displayed in the [Message] field. Note You can stop the firmware update part way through by clicking [Stop]. However, the process cannot be canceled for cameras that have entered the restarting stage. 61

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Camera Maintenance
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Click [Browse] and then specify the firmware file in the dialog box that appears.
Note
You can copy and paste the path of the [File Name]. Copy the target by pressing the Ctrl+C keys, and paste by selecting the
destination row and pressing the Ctrl+V keys. You can select multiple copy destinations by holding the Ctrl key while clicking.
If you select [Restore], all user settings except the following will be erased and restored to the factory default
settings after the firmware is updated.
•
Administrator account
•
Network settings
•
Time zone
•
Certificate
•
Secret key
To keep the current settings of the cameras, select [Do Not Restore] for [Default Settings].
Enter the time to wait for a response from the camera before transferring the firmware. The firmware is not
updated for cameras that do not respond within the time entered here due to a slow network speed, etc. In this
case, specify a longer waiting time and then execute the operation again.
Updating of the firmware begins.
During update, a progress bar appears in the [Message] field. If you are performing a firmware update, and the
update fails for some cameras, the message is displayed. Confirm the message displayed in the [Message] field.
Note
You can stop the firmware update part way through by clicking [Stop]. However, the process cannot be canceled for cameras that
have entered the restarting stage.
4
Specify the firmware file.
5
To restore the cameras to the default settings when updating the firmware, select [Restore] for [Default Settings].
6
If necessary, specify [Network Timeout] in seconds (30 – 36,000 seconds).
7
Click [Run].