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Camera IP
Address
The camera uses this IP address for ISDN dial−in connections. It can vary from
the IP address of the network interface. It is recommended to only change the
ISDN IP address with good reason.
By factory default, the ISDN IP address is identical to the IP address of the
network interface.
Caller IP
Address
This IP address is assigned to a computer that dials into the camera via ISDN.
Normally, no entry is necessary here as the camera automatically will use the
IP address of the caller incremented by two.
When entering an IP address here, make sure that this address has not yet
been assigned to another device within your local network. The caller IP
address has to be different from the Camera IP Address.
Idle Time In order to minimize telephone costs, the camera can terminate an ISDN
connection if it does not detect data traffic within the period of time specified
here.
Authentication It is recommended to always select an authentication protocol. Most computers
understand both protocols. Other than PAP, CHAP transmits encrypted user
name and password information.
Note: When you select None, it is possible to dial−in to the camera
without authentication. For security reasons this is not
recommended!
Camera Login For successfully logging onto the camera, you need to enter a user name and
password for authentication.
Note: It is recommended to replace the factory defaults by specifying
your own user name and password.
19.2 Routing
Parameter Description
Default
Route
When ISDN Dial−In is activated, you can set the default route for this connection
(provided this has not yet been configured) in this dialog.
For defining additional routes, open the Routing dialog. For additional information
on this topic, see the Routing help topic.
19.3 Storing the Configuration
Click on the Set button to save your settings until the camera is rebooted.
Click on the Close button to close the dialog. While closing the dialog, the system checks the entire
configuration for changes. If changes are detected, you will be asked if you would like to store the entire
configuration permanently.
In order to enable these settings, you need to reboot the camera!
19 ISDN Connections: The Dial−In Connection 44
- M10 Reference Manual 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 1 MOBOTIX Camera Overview 10
- 1.3 Additional Information 11
- 2.1 Image Processing 12
- 2.2 Event and Action Control 12
- 2.3 Configuring the Camera 12
- 2.5 Other News 14
- 2.6 Archive 14
- 3.1 Storing the Configuration 15
- 4 Starting the Camera 16
- 4 Starting the Camera 8 17
- 5.2 Element Descriptions 18
- 5.2.3 Image Control Elements 19
- 5.2.4 The Soft Buttons 20
- 5.2.5 The Image Area 21
- 5.4 The Best Frame Rate 24
- 5.5 Storing the Configuration 25
- 6.2 Element Descriptions 26
- 6.2.4 The Event Story Button 27
- 6.2.5 The Soft Buttons 28
- 6.2.6 The Image Area 28
- 6.3 Storing the Configuration 29
- 7.2 Element Descriptions 30
- 7.2.3 The Soft Buttons 31
- 7.2.4 The Image Area 31
- 7.3 Storing the Configuration 32
- 9 Browser cache 34
- 9 Browser cache 26 35
- 10 Configuring the Camera 36
- 10 Configuring the Camera 28 37
- 11.1 Loading the Update File 38
- 12 System Messages 39
- 13 File Server Checks 40
- 13 File Server Checks 32 41
- 14 Event Filter 42
- 14 Event Filter 34 43
- 15.1 Scenario 44
- 15.2 Settings 44
- 16 Language and Entry Page 45
- 16.3 Web Server 46
- 17 Time and Date 47
- 17 Time and Date 39 48
- 18 The Ethernet Interface 49
- 18.2.2 Ethernet Parameters 50
- 18.2.3 Routing 50
- 18 The Ethernet Interface 42 51
- 19.1 General Parameters 52
- 19.2 Routing 53
- 21.1 Dial−Out Options 55
- 21.2 Dial−Out Accounting 55
- 21.3 Dial−Out Status 55
- 23 Routing 57
- 23.5 Example: Routing 58
- 23.5.3 Configuration 59
- 23 Routing 51 60
- 24 Dynamic DNS 61
- 24 Dynamic DNS 53 62
- 25.3 Camera Remote Control 65
- 26 The Serial Interface 67
- 26.3 The Modem Operating Mode 68
- 26 The Serial Interface 60 69
- 26 The Serial Interface 61 70
- 26 The Serial Interface 62 71
- 27 Multi View Screens 72
- 27.3 New Screen 73
- 27 Multi View Screens 65 74
- 27 Multi View Screens 66 75
- 27 Multi View Screens 67 76
- 28 Defining Soft Buttons 77
- 28 Defining Soft Buttons 69 78
- 29 Image Storage on the LAN 79
- 29.3.2 Camera Configuration 80
- 29.4.1 Server Configuration 80
- 29.4.2 Camera Configuration 81
- 30 FTP Profiles 83
- 30 FTP Profiles 75 84
- 30.3.1 Deleting Profiles 85
- $(TEXT.FTPDIR) 86
- $(TEXT.FTPFILE) 86
- 30 FTP Profiles 78 87
- 30 FTP Profiles 79 88
- 31 E−Mail Profiles 89
- 31 E−Mail Profiles 81 90
- 31.3.1 Deleting Profiles 91
- $(id.nam) 92
- $(SEN.PIR) 92
- $(SEN.SIN) 92
- 32 Camera Messages 93
- 32 Camera Messages 85 94
- 33 IP Notify Profiles 95
- 34 Time Control 96
- 34 Time Control 88 97
- 34.1.4 Examples 98
- 34.1.5 Options 99
- 35 General Event Settings 100
- 35 General Event Settings 92 101
- 35 General Event Settings 93 102
- 36 Event Settings 103
- !0,912,750,364,188,20,25 104
- 36 Event Settings 96 105
- 36 Event Settings 97 106
- 36 Event Settings 98 107
- 37 Event Selection 108
- 38 The Action Controls 109
- 38 The Action Controls 101 110
- 39 Time Tables 111
- 39.2.2 Deleting Profiles 112
- 40 General Image Settings 113
- 1000x500 114
- −1000 to 115
- 0,270,190,100,100,2 115
- 41 JPEG Settings 117
- 42 Exposure Settings 118
- 42 Exposure Settings 110 119
- 42 Exposure Settings 111 120
- 43 Color Settings 121
- 45 Managing Image Files 126
- 45.2 View System Images 127
- 45.3 Stored User Images 127
- 45.4 Download Image Files 127
- 45.5 Images Loaded From URL 127
- 45 Managing Image Files 119 128
- 46 Logo Profiles 129
- 46.3 Creating Frames 130
- 46.3.1 Frame File − Example 131
- 47 Image Profiles 132
- 47 Image Profiles 124 133
- 49.1 Defining New Windows 137
- 50.1 Microphone 138
- 50.2 Speaker 138
- 51 ISDN Camera Phone 139
- 52 Manage Voice Messages 140
- 52.2 Stored Voice Messages 141
- 52.3 Download Voice Messages 141
- 52.4 Upload Voice Messages 141
- 54 The HTTP API 144
- 54.1.7 Table of Color Values 145
- 54.2 The control Command 146
- 54 The HTTP API 138 147
- 54 The HTTP API 139 148
- 54 The HTTP API 140 149
- 54 The HTTP API 141 150
- 54 The HTTP API 142 151
- 54 The HTTP API 143 152
- 54 The HTTP API 144 153
- 54 The HTTP API 145 154
- 54 The HTTP API 146 155
- 54 The HTTP API 147 156
- 54 The HTTP API 148 157
- 54 The HTTP API 149 158
- 54 The HTTP API 150 159
- 54 The HTTP API 151 160
- 54 The HTTP API 152 161
- 54 The HTTP API 153 162
- 54 The HTTP API 154 163
- 54 The HTTP API 155 164
- 54 The HTTP API 156 165
- 54 The HTTP API 157 166
- 54 The HTTP API 158 167
- 54 The HTTP API 159 168
- 54 The HTTP API 160 169
- 54 The HTTP API 161 170
- 54 The HTTP API 162 171
- 54.3 The rcontrol Command 172
- control/rcontrol? 173
- action=ledsstring 173
- &leds=01BD11 173
- &leds=01 174
- 54 The HTTP API 166 175
- 54 The HTTP API 167 176
- 55.1 Parameters for image.jpg 177
- 56.1 LED Settings 181
- 56.2 LED Signals 181
- 56.3 Other Settings 182
- 57 Using Variables 183
- 57 Using Variables 175 184
- 57 Using Variables 176 185
- 58.1 Event Symbols 186
- 58.3 Error Symbols 187
- 59 Regular Expressions 188
- 59 Regular Expressions 180 189
- 60 The MxPEG Viewer 190
- 60.3 Setting Image Parameters 191
- 60.4 Status Information 191
- 60.5 General Controls 191
- 60.6 Options 192
- GET ip=ownip 193
- 60.7.2 Value Description 194
- 61 Manufacturer 195
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