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=Setup with STENTOFON Video Display Station=
 
To configure the STENTOFON Video Display Station please see: [[IP Desktop Station with Video Display - 1408001635]]
 
 
This chapter describes the steps for configuring the CP-Cam:
 
 
From the Main Menu select '''System Settings > Network'''
 
:1. Under section '''IP-SETUP''', set ''IP-SETUP Type'' to '''Manual'''
 
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:2. Enter a static IP adresss, Netmask, Gateway and DNS
 
:3. Under section '''System''', set ''Authentication required for Picture/Video'' to '''No'''
 
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:4. Click '''Save Changes''' at the bottom of the page
 
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From the Main Menu select '''System Settings > Camera'''
 
:1. Under section '''Settings''', set ''Mode'' to '''Custom'''
 
:2. Set '''Res X''' to 320
 
:3. Set '''Res Y''' to 240
 
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:4. Under section '''Settings''', set ''Frames per Second (Sensor)'' to '''15'''
 
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Revision as of 05:32, 7 November 2014

IP Video Station, item 1401110100

Camera Type: CP-Cam

The STENTOFON Vandal Resistant IP Video Station (item 1401110100) is tough, durable and resilient, and designed for use in the harshest of environments. The station is typically used as a communication, information or emergency point and connects directly to the IP network making it easy to deploy – anywhere and at any distance. Designed for CCoIP® the station offers a set of critical communication features such as integrated firewall, group call, call priority and over-ride, to name just a few. This enables you to deliver instant, efficient and secure voice, video and data services in an IP environment.

Installation

See article: IP Station Installation

Station Board Connectors and LED Indications

See article: IP Station Board Connections and Indications

IP Station Configuration

See article: IP Station Configuration

Reset to factory settings

See article: IP Station Restore Factory Defaults

Software Upgrade

See article: IP Station Software upgrade

Dimensions

See article: IP Stations Dimensions and Mounting Instructions

Camera

Connect to the camera using a webbrowser on default IP address 169.254.1.101.

In the menu that appears, click System Settings, and you will be asked to login:

Username: admin
Password: 1234

Compability

This table shows the camera specific settings that must be set depending on the receiver

Receiving unit Resolution Shown Frames Quality (JPEG compression) Other2 Comments
IP Video Desktop 320x240 Every frame 100 xx yy
CP-Cam viewer xx xx xx xx yy
Cisco xxx xx xx xx xx yy
SNOM IP Phone xx xx xx xx yy
Grandstream xxx xx xx xx xx yy
PhonerLite SIP Client 640x480 Every frame 70 xx yy
DIVUS Videophone 320x240 Every frame 100 xx yy

These units have been tested and found to be not supported:

  • BRIA (CounterPath) SIP client

CP-Cam Factory Reset

This should be carried out only by experienced technicians. The customer is liable for damages caused by improper opening of the housing.

If the entered IP address is unknown, it is possible to reset the address to 169.254.1.101 using the DIP switch. To proceed, the unit must be opened.

Note: A change of the IP address is made via the web interface of the CP-CAM.

The procedure is as follows:

1. Open the CP-CAM so the two DIP switches are accessible ( see picture ).
2. Note the switch position and then turn both switches to „OFF“.
3. Connect PC with the IP number range 169.254.1.xxx and set the desired IP address in the web interface.
4. Turn switch positions back to original positions.
5. Close housing properly.
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