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Time2 HSIP2 User Manual

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See also: Setup Manual
IP Camera User Manual
Device Client
Web Terminal
iOS Application
Android Application
Please read all instructions carefully before use to get the
most out of your Wireless Surveillance Camera.
The design and features are subject to change without
notice.
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  • Page 1 IP Camera User Manual Device Client Web Terminal iOS Application Android Application Please read all instructions carefully before use to get the most out of your Wireless Surveillance Camera. The design and features are subject to change without notice.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Important Safety Information Main Components Camera Features Connecting the Camera Device Client Installing the PC Client Camera Setup Main Features Web Terminal Viewing the Camera Online How to use the IE Livestream mode Operation Tool Area Pan Tilt Control Area Video Control Area System Settings Network Configuration...

  • Page 3: Important Safety Information

    General Description Thank you for purchasing the Time2 HSIP2 Surveillance Camera – this device is a great way monitor any part of your office, home or warehouse making sure all your valuables are safe and secure Please keep this manual for future reference and ensure all safety instructions have been read carefully before using.

  • Page 4: Main Components

    Main Components (What comes in the box?)  HSIP2 HD IP Camera  WiFi Antenna  Ethernet (internet) cable  DC supply (power supply)  Wall Mounting brackets  User manual...

  • Page 5: Camera Features

    Camera Features 1. Wireless Antenna 2. Motion Detector 3. Infrared LED 4. Camera Lens 5. Network Indicator LED 6. Microphone 7. Loud Speaker...
  • Page 6 1. Headphone Slot 2. Ethernet / RJ45 Port 3. WiFi Antenna 4. Micro SD Card Slot 5. Power Port...

  • Page 7: Connecting The Camera

    Connecting the Camera 1. Screw the WiFi Antenna into gold screw at the back of the camera 2. Plug the power adaptor into the port at the back of the camera 3. Plug one end of the Network/Ethernet cable into camera and the other end into your Wireless Internet Router.
  • Page 8 During download, your Anti-virus software may bring up an alert, please ignore it and continue to download the software. Once the software has downloaded, double click on the software icon to open. You will then be asked to choose a language: Follow the onscreen instructions to finish installation of the DeviceClient Software (See below).
  • Page 10 Please ensure the ‘Create a desktop icon’ option is ticked (see below) so an icon can be created on your desktop for easy access to the software. Once the software has been successfully installed, double-click the icon to launch.

  • Page 11: Camera Setup

    Camera Setup By default, there is no password allocated to the camera. To log in, simply enter the username (found at the bottom of the camera) then click Login.
  • Page 12 In order to set up the software, firstly, ensure the camera and computer are connected to the same Wireless Internet Router. Click the ‘Plus’ icon on the top right-hand corner of the screen. This will bring up another window, then click ‘Search’. This will bring up any cameras connected to that Wireless internet network.
  • Page 13 This will bring up another window (see below). Check the Settings then click OK to add the camera to the Device List. - The default device name can be changed to whatever you prefer - The Username and Password can be found at the bottom of your camera.

  • Page 14: Main Features

    Main Features To view the main functions, simple click on the settings icon on the Device. Device Information This gives you all the information about the device. e.g. Firmware version, serial number, Alarm status, SD card capacity etc.
  • Page 15 Date and Time Set the Date and Time according to your Time Zone or simply synchronise to your PC time. SD Card Settings This gives you all the information about the device. e.g. Firmware version, serial number, Alarm status, SD card capacity etc. When first inserting an SD Card, you will be required to format the SD card (simply click the format button).

  • Page 16: User Settings

    User Settings The username and password for the visitor, operator and administrator can be set and changed by clicking on this tab. Email Settings Setup your mailbox to receive email notifications when motion has been detected.
  • Page 17 Sender Enter the senders email address e.g. [email protected] SMTP Server Select the appropriate SMTP server according to your email address (see above). SMTP Port This will be automatically filled in once the server has been selected Need Verify Please ensure this is always ticked as some mail servers require authentication to receive emails SMTP Details Please enter the correct SMTP Username (email address) and...
  • Page 18 Motion Detect Armed Whilst the camera is on, if any movement is detected, the built-in motion detector will trigger an alarm. Tick the ‘Motion Detect Armed’ option to activate this feature. Alarm Audio Sensibility Whilst the camera is on, if any sound is detected, this will also trigger the alarm.

  • Page 19: Wifi Settings

    Mail Notification after alarm Activate this feature to receive an email notification as soon as the alarm has been triggered (by motion detection or audio alarm). You will be required to set up your mailbox in order to receive the emails.
  • Page 20 Click ‘Search’ to search for existing wireless networks then select the network you would like to connect to. Enter the password then click ‘Setup’. The camera will automatically configure itself with the router. This function is used to setup the wireless function. The device will restart once the settings have been configured.
  • Page 21 Image Settings Left Right Centre Down Up and Down Cruise Left and Right Cruise Up and Down Reversal Left and Right Reversal Turn Off Brightness Setting Preset Point Setting Audio Resolution Switch Parameter Reset Snapshot Recording Talkback Alarm...

  • Page 22: Web Terminal

    Web Terminal Viewing the Camera online Visit the following webpage – www.netcam360.com to download the “IP Camera Search Tool Download” software. (Click to download) Once the software has downloaded and installed onto your computer, open to bring up the following window (see below)
  • Page 23 The software will recognise any devices connected to your WiFi network. This will appear on your Device list. If you cannot see any devices, please ensure the camera is connected to the same WiFi network as your computer then click the ‘Refresh’ tab. Then double-click to connect to this camera.

  • Page 24: How To Use The Ie Livestream Mode

    How to use IE Livestream mode Operation Tool Area Horizontal Patrol Vertical Patrol Image Vertical Reversal Image Horizontal Reversal Contrast Brightness Saturation Colour Scale IR Cut Switch Alert Switch VBR/CBR P/T Speed Adjust...

  • Page 25: Pan Tilt Control Area

    Pan Tilt Control Area Video Control Area Video Mode Resolution Frame Rate Code Rate Audio Volume Adjust Talk Volume Adjust Reset to Default settings Invoke Settings...
  • Page 26 Click to view 1 Channel Click to view 4 Channels Click to view 9 Channels Click to monitor with audio Click to monitor with audio and activate talkback function Click for local video Capture the current screen Click to enter the System settings...

  • Page 27: System Settings

    System Settings Click the ‘Tools’ icon to enter the Device Parameter settings. Device Information Below is device information interface:...
  • Page 28 Device Alias Settings Set your IP Camera name/alias here e.g. Office Camera Date & Time Settings Set the Date & Time settings for your camera by selecting your countries time zone. You could also sync with NTP server or simply use your PC time too Local Record Path...
  • Page 29 Manual recordings will be saved to the location (on your computer) specified here. You can also set the ‘Alarm Record path’ here, this means if any motion is detected, the automatic recording triggered will also be saved to the location (on your computer) specified here. SD Card Record Plan When first using the SD Card function, you will need to format the SD card (simply click the format button).

  • Page 30: Alarm Service Settings

    Alarm Service Settings Motion Detect Armed Whilst the camera is on, if any movement is detected, the built-in motion detector will trigger an alarm. Tick the ‘Motion Detect Armed’ option to activate this feature. Alarm Audio Sensibility Whilst the camera is on, if any sound is detected, this will also trigger the alarm.
  • Page 31 will be required to set up your mailbox in order to receive the emails. Alarm Recording When the alarm has been triggered, a 30-second video will be recorded and saved onto the Micro SD Card Mail Service Settings Setup your mailbox to receive email notifications when motion has been detected.
  • Page 32 Need Authentication Please ensure this is always ticked as some mail servers require authentication to receive emails SMTP Details Please enter the correct SMTP Username (email address) and SMTP password (password used for the email address). Receiver Finally enter the email addresses you would like the email notifications to go to Once the details have been entered correctly, click the ‘Test’...

  • Page 33: Network Configuration

    Network Configuration Wireless Network Settings Click ‘Scan’ to search for existing wireless networks then select the network you would like to connect to. Enter the password then click ‘Setup’. The camera will automatically configure itself with the router. This function is used to setup the wireless function. The device will restart once the settings have been configured.

  • Page 34: User & Device

    User & Device Multi-Device Settings The software can manage up to 9 different cameras at a time. To add another camera, click ‘The 2 Camera’ and search the WiFi network for the camera, the information will automatically be filled in once the camera is selected.

  • Page 35: Ios Application

    In order to download the iOS application, go to the Apple App Store on your iPhone/iPad. Search Time2 Surveillance Pro then download and install the App. Once the App has been installed onto your iPhone/iPad, a shortcut icon will appear on your App list.
  • Page 36 Rename your device Enter the Cameras username and password (found at the bottom of the camera) Add the Camera by scanning the code found at the bottom of the camera. Add the Camera by scanning the available WiFi network Scanning device two-dimensional code Simply scan the code found at the bottom of the camera in order for the App to recognise it.

  • Page 37: Camera Controls

    Search device in LAN This will allow the iPhone/iPad to search the WiFi network that it is connected to and detect any Cameras that are also connected to the same WiFi network. Simply click onto the camera you would like to connect to, the Camera details will be automatically filled in and the camera will be ready to control.
  • Page 38 Left and Right Reversal Up and Down Reversal Left and Right Cruise Up and Down Cruise Mute Snapshot Recording Resolution Switch Preset Point Setting Brightness Setting Contrast Setting Parameter Reset Infrared...

  • Page 39: Settings

    Settings To view the Settings, simply click on the settings icon on the Device.
  • Page 40 Wi-Fi Setting The Wireless Settings can be set and changed by clicking on this tab. Please note: when setting the camera up for the first time, it will need to be wired into the internet router first, before the wireless function is activated.
  • Page 41 User Setting The username and password for the Operator and Administrator can be set and changed by clicking on this tab. Device Time Setting Set the Date and Time according to your Time Zone or simply synchronise to your Mobile Phone time.
  • Page 42 Alarm Settings The motion detection alarm and settings can be amended and changed by clicking on this tab. Motion Detect Armed Whilst the camera is on, if any movement is detected, the built-in motion detector will trigger an alarm. Tick the ‘Motion Detect Armed’ option to activate this feature.
  • Page 43 Alarmed Mail Notification Activate this feature to receive an email notification as soon as the alarm has been triggered (by motion detection or audio alarm). You will be required to set up your mailbox in order to receive the emails. Alarmed Record When the alarm has been triggered, a 30-second video will be recorded and saved onto the Micro SD Card...
  • Page 44 Sender Enter the senders email address e.g. [email protected] SMTP Server Select the appropriate SMTP server according to your email address (see above) SMTP Port This will be automatically filled in once the server has been selected Verifying Please ensure this is always ticked as some mail servers require authentication to receive emails SMTP Details Please enter the correct SMTP Username (email address) and...

  • Page 45: Android Application

    In order to download the Android application, go to the Google Playstore on your Android device. Search Time2 Surveillance Pro then download and install the App. Once the App has been installed onto your Android device, a shortcut icon will appear on your App list.
  • Page 46 Enter the Cameras Rename username and your device password (found at the bottom of the camera) Add the Camera by scanning the code found at the bottom of the camera. Add the Camera by scanning the available WiFi network Scanning device two-dimensional code Simply scan the code found at the bottom of the camera in order for the App to recognise it.

  • Page 47: Camera Controls

    Search device in LAN This will allow the Android device to search the WiFi network that it is connected to and detect any Cameras that are also connected to the same WiFi network. Simply click onto the camera you would like to connect to, the Camera details will be automatically filled in and the camera will be ready to control.
  • Page 48 Left and Right Reversal Up and Down Reversal Left and Right Cruise Up and Down Cruise Mute Snapshot Recording Resolution Switch Preset Point Setting Brightness Setting Contrast Setting Parameter Reset Infrared...

  • Page 49: Settings

    Settings To view the Settings, simply click on the settings icon on the Device.
  • Page 50 Wi-Fi Setting The Wireless Settings can be set and changed by clicking on this tab. Please note: when setting the camera up for the first time, it will need to be wired into the internet router first, before the wireless function is activated.
  • Page 51 User Setting The username and password for the Operator and Administrator can be set and changed by clicking on this tab. Alarm Settings The motion detection alarm and settings can be amended and changed by clicking on this tab.
  • Page 52 Motion Detect Armed Whilst the camera is on, if any movement is detected, the built-in motion detector will trigger an alarm. Tick the ‘Motion Detect Armed’ option to activate this feature. Once activated the following options appear. Motion Detect Sensibility Click to adjust the sensitivity of motion detection Alarmed Mail Notification Activate this feature to receive an email notification as soon as the...

  • Page 53: Mail Settings

    Mail Settings Setup your mailbox to receive email notifications when motion has been detected. Sender Enter the senders email address e.g. [email protected] SMTP Server Select the appropriate SMTP server according to your email address (see above)
  • Page 54 SMTP Port This will be automatically filled in once the server has been selected Need Check Please ensure this is always ticked as some mail servers require authentication to receive emails SMTP Details Please enter the correct SMTP Username (email address) and SMTP password (password used for the email address).

  • Page 55: Alias Setting

    Alias Setting This allows you to add or change the Camera name Date and Time Set the Date and Time according to your Time Zone or simply synchronise to your Mobile Phone time.

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