D - Configuration; Access To Camera Configuration; Access To All The Settings; Live Video - THOMSON DSC - 923W Handbuch

d - CONFigurATiON

1 - ACCESS TO CAMERA CONFIGURATION

• Insert the installation CD provided into a reader
and run the IP Camera Search Tool program:
This will detect your camera on the network and
show its IP address.
• Double-click on its name to open the camera
configuration in your web browser.
• Your browser will need an additional module to
display the image from your camera correctly and
will ask you if you want to install it. Accept the
request to allow your browser to display the image:
Note: Depending on which browser you are using,
the procedure may differ but the principle remains
the same: you must permanently allow the module
to run if you want your camera to work properly in
your browser.
• Select the display language, then enter the
username and password for connecting to
your camera. The default username is admin
and the password is left blank, so you should
leave the field empty. At the first connection,
the camera will immediately ask you to replace
the default username and password to improve
security:
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When you have finished changing the username and
password, you will be asked to log back in.

2 - ACCESS TO ALL THE SETTINGS

2.1 - live video

Once you have logged in with your new username
and password, the camera feed will be displayed:
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1 Access to camera configuration tab
2 Anti-flicker: If the image lighting is artificial,
select 50Hz. If the light source is natural,
select 'outdoor'.
3 Quick quality and frame rate selection
4 Horizontal image inversion
5 Vertical image inversion
6 Manual activation of night vision
7 Zoom in/out settings
8 Brightness, contrast and colour settings
9 Enable your computer microphone if
available: used for speaking over the
camera's loudspeaker
10 Enable the camera microphone: allows
you to listen to the camera's surroundings if
a microphone is connected to the camera input
11 Take a snapshot of the camera image
on your computer
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