Alinking ALS-7721 Bedienungsanleitung
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Version 2.3
Date: 2010.03.29
Firmware Version: 1.00
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FCCClassAVerification
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which
case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
You are cautioned that any change or modifications to the equipment not expressly approve by
the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate such equipment.
CEClassA
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in
which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
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Content
Content ...........................................................................................................................................................3
Introduction....................................................................................................................................................6
Features and Advantages.........................................................................................................................6
Packaging Contents....................................................................................................................................7
System Instructions........................................................................................................................................8
Wiring of the product...............................................................................................................................8
LED....................................................................................................................................................9
VIDEO IN..........................................................................................................................................9
MIC IN...............................................................................................................................................9
LINE IN.............................................................................................................................................9
LINE OUT.......................................................................................................................................10
Reset (Button)..................................................................................................................................10
Power ...............................................................................................................................................10
SD Card............................................................................................................................................10
LAN Socket .....................................................................................................................................11
USB..................................................................................................................................................11
External Alarm & RS485.................................................................................................................11
Hardware Installation ............................................................................................................................12
Bracket Installation................................................................................................................................14
Camera Setting...........................................................................................................................................15
Enter the Main Page..................................................................................................................................17
Camera Main Page...................................................................................................................................18
Logo.........................................................................................................................................................19
Product Name........................................................................................................................................19
Language................................................................................................................................................19
Video Socure..........................................................................................................................................20
Video Format..........................................................................................................................................21
View Size ................................................................................................................................................21
Streaming ...............................................................................................................................................22
UDP..................................................................................................................................................22
TCP..................................................................................................................................................22
HTTP................................................................................................................................................22
Color ........................................................................................................................................................23
Brightness ........................................................................................................................................23
Sharpness .........................................................................................................................................23
Hue...................................................................................................................................................23
Contrast............................................................................................................................................23
Saturation.........................................................................................................................................23
Set to default....................................................................................................................................23
Alert .........................................................................................................................................................24
Feature Column.....................................................................................................................................25
Alert Message ..................................................................................................................................25
Disable .............................................................................................................................................26
Alert Message Text ..........................................................................................................................26
Clear.................................................................................................................................................27
Alert Snapshot..................................................................................................................................27
Control Panel ...................................................................................................................................28
Camera Direction.............................................................................................................................29
PTZ Device......................................................................................................................................29
Camera Speed ..................................................................................................................................29
ZOOM..............................................................................................................................................30
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Focus................................................................................................................................................30
AUX.................................................................................................................................................30
Preset:...............................................................................................................................................31
Tour..................................................................................................................................................32
Shortcuts.................................................................................................................................................33
+ZOOM IN ......................................................................................................................................33
-ZOOM OUT...................................................................................................................................33
Original Size ....................................................................................................................................34
Full Screen.......................................................................................................................................34
Jitter Time ........................................................................................................................................34
Record..............................................................................................................................................35
Snapshot...........................................................................................................................................35
Version .............................................................................................................................................35
Shortcut Bar ...........................................................................................................................................36
Microphone......................................................................................................................................36
Buzzer..............................................................................................................................................37
Path ..................................................................................................................................................38
Path ..................................................................................................................................................38
Filename Prefix................................................................................................................................38
Record Limit....................................................................................................................................39
Snapshoot.........................................................................................................................................39
Record..............................................................................................................................................39
Shortcut Bar Message..................................................................................................................40
System setting..............................................................................................................................................41
Basic Setting.................................................................................................................................................42
Basic Setting > System ........................................................................................................................42
Basic Setting > System > System....................................................................................................42
Basic Setting > System > System Log.............................................................................................43
Basic Setting > Video/Image ...............................................................................................................44
Basic Setting > Video / Image > Video............................................................................................44
Basic Setting > Video / Image > PreProc / Overlay.........................................................................48
Basic Setting > Audio............................................................................................................................49
Basic Setting > User .............................................................................................................................50
Basic Setting > User > User Setting ................................................................................................50
Basic Setting > Network.......................................................................................................................53
Basic Setting > Network > Network (Wired Network Setting).......................................................53
Basic Setting > Network > Service..................................................................................................54
Basic Setting > Network > Streaming .............................................................................................55
Basic Setting > Network > PPPoE (Dial-up Networking Setting) ..................................................56
Basic Setting > Network > DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server).............................................58
Basic Setting > Network > UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)..........................................................59
Basic Setting > Network > SMTP Server (mail server setting).......................................................62
Basic Setting > Network > Samba...................................................................................................63
Basic Setting > Network > Notification of IP address Change .......................................................64
Basic Setting > Network > Multicast...............................................................................................65
Basic Setting > Date/Time ...................................................................................................................66
Basic Setting > IP Filter........................................................................................................................67
Basic Setting > Storage........................................................................................................................68
Application Setting > Event..................................................................................................................69
Application Setting > Event > Event Setting...................................................................................69
Application Setting > Event > Trigger (Manual test the response) .................................................79
Application Setting > Event > Event Servers (Upload Server).......................................................81
Application Setting > Recording List ..................................................................................................86
Application Setting > Motion Detection..............................................................................................89
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Application Setting > Blind Detection .................................................................................................90
Application Setting > Privacy Maskv ..................................................................................................91
Application Setting > Firmware upgrade ...........................................................................................92
Application Setting > Factory Default.................................................................................................94
Application Setting > Reboot...............................................................................................................96
Appendix A: System Requirements .......................................................................................................97
Minimum System Requirements.........................................................................................................97
Appendix B: External Alarm & RS485.....................................................................................................98
ALARM INPUT：...................................................................................................................................99
ALARM OUTPUT：..............................................................................................................................99
PTZ (Speed Dome)：...........................................................................................................................99
Appendix C: Change the Internet Explorer Settings......................................................................101
Appendix D: Set up the Router setting with the video server ........................................................102
Appendix E: DDNS Application.............................................................................................................103
How to apply and setup the DDNS service?...................................................................................103
How to check if the DDNS service is successful?..........................................................................108
Appendix F: Mobile Application ..........................................................................................................109
Symbain System..................................................................................................................................112
iPhone System.....................................................................................................................................115
Appendix G: Support the Cellular / Mobile Phone List..................................................................119
Appendix H: Multicast Application......................................................................................................120
H264 (Main) .........................................................................................................................................122
H264 (Sub) ...........................................................................................................................................123
Motion JPEG........................................................................................................................................124
Appendix I: Troubleshooting and FAQs..............................................................................................127
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Introduction
ALS-7721 is a multi-functional 2CH H.264 Video Server. Unlike traditional video server,
ALS-7721 has a built-in high power CPU and H.264 encode chip to provide users with a
mechanism for the security or remote monitoring applications. ALS-7721 can support the high
resolution real time image each channel (2CH D1 30FPS), and it can deliver triplex video streams
simultaneously (Motion JPEG and H.264), allowing for optimization in image quality and bandwidth.
The product offers the many application function such as two-way audio, DDNS, samba, FTP, Mail,
Multicast, QoS, blind detection, motion detection, privacy mask, event management and multi-level
passwords for meeting user variety level of security needs.
This product is easy to install, convenient to operate.
ALINKING product is your safety partner.
Features and Advantages
ALS-7721 can operate smoothly without the need to install additional software or hardware. All you
need is a PC that is equipped with IE browser (6.0 or above) and connect the Internet Camera to
the network to monitor the pre-set places remotely. ALS-7721 can provide you with protection of
your personal, home, and property security.
Resolution: NTSC - 704 x 480 ; PAL - 704 x 576 / 2CH D1 30 FPS
Triplex Video Stream Simultaneously
Dual Coding of the H264/MJPEG
Mobile Phone View Support (WM6 / Symbian / Android / iPhone).
2 Way Audio (external MIC IN x 1, LINE IN x 2, LINE OUT x 1).
Built-in smart detection (Motion / Blind) to monitor abnormal situations automatically and transmit
real-time trigger command actively as preset;
Built-in intelligent dynamic video detection for automatic monitoring of abnormal situations and
sending a real-time trigger signal according to the active settings.
Dynamic IP domain name support for use of the product at locations where fixed IP is not
available
User permission can be set based on different levels to ensure the security of the camera and
protection of the property.
The simple and clear design is suitable for airports, train stations, office buildings, large
gymnasiums, warehouses, factories, shopping malls and schools.
Support SD Card and external USB device connection.
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Packaging Contents
ALS-7721 is provided with the following accessories. Please contact your dealer if any one of the
following is missing.
1. ALS-7721 2. 12V DC Power Adapter
3. Bracket x 2 4. Screw x 4
5. Terminal x 2 6. Quick Guide
7. CD ROM (Manual & Software)
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System Instructions
Wiring of the product
N.O. Item Illustration Note
1 LED Power LED
2 VIDEO IN 2 x BNC Video Input Connection
3 MIC IN 1 x External connect the Microphone
4 LINE IN 2 x External connect the Line in audio device
5 LINE OUT 1 x External connect the Speaker
6 Reset Reset Default Button
7 Power DC12V Power Connection
8 SD Card Standard SD Card Slot
9 LAN Socket 10/100 RJ45 Network Connection
10 USB USB 2.0 Interface
11 External Alarm TTL Alarm & RS485 & DC12V Connection
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LED
The camera uses a high-luminance red LED to display the power information.
VIDEO IN
Plug the video source into the Video input to get the image.
NOTE：
The Video interface was used a BNC connector. If the camera does not use BNC, please consult your dealer or retailer
to purchase or buy the adapter to use.
MIC IN
Connect a normal microphone with 3.5mm phone jack to the "MIC IN".
LINE IN
Connect the LINE IN devices s (e.g. MP3, DVD Player and Amplifier microphone) to the "LINE IN"
socket. If ALS-7721 will be connected the normal microphone, it must gain the audio signal
(Through the amplifier) before connected.
Mic
Mp3
Bulit in mic in CCTV
DVD
or
or
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LINE OUT
Connect a audio devices (e.g. speaker) to the “LINE OUT” socket.
NOTE：
Two-Way Audio communication must be completed the MIC IN and LINE OUT connection
Reset (Button)
After turn on the machine, press in this hole for 5~10 seconds via a sharp object to reset to default
settings.
Power
Please connect the product to a power supply from the DC Power Inlet. The power inlet of this
product is non-polarized. The product can automatically determine the type of the incoming
current.
Attention: Please take notice of connection of positive and negative electrode. Wrong connection will damage
the camera.
SD Card
ALS-7721 can support the SD Card and SDHC Card, and the storage range is from 2G~32G.
ALS-7721 will detect the device automatically then it will display the information on Setting > Basic
Setting > Storage.
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