D-Link Seminar * IP Security Camera*

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1 Agenda D-Link Seminar * IP Security Camera* By Khun Kittiphol (D-Link International, Technical Consultant) [@ [email protected] ( ); kia31@hotmail (msn); (mobile)] CCTV vs Internet Camera Advanced Applications Sophisticated Applications General Applications Q&A D-Link International Pte Ltd Page 1 Page 3 COPYRIGHT This presentation is provided to specific parties on request. All slides must be shown in its entirety, including the D-Link s logo and brand name, without any modification or deletion, unless with the written consent of D-Link. Individual slides may be removed in its entirety. Background colour may be changed. Printed copies can be distributed freely for the specific purpose when this presentation slide is used. Failure to observe this violates the copyright agreement. D-Link reserves the right to withdraw from the party the right to use the presentation slide and/or any other actions deemed necessary by D-Link to prevent the slides or part of it being used. In your House during Office Hour? How to Know What is Happening In your Office when Alarm is On and you Home? In your Warehouse when you are in your Office? In your Supermarket when you are in your Office? 2 Page 4

2 Live View Only BNC Coaxial Cable CCTV Camera Live View and Recording CCTV Camera BNC Coaxial Cable Switcher VHS VCR BNC CRT Monitor BNC CRT Monitor AV Cable Traditional CCTV Live View and Recording (Multiply Cameras) CCTV Cameras BNC Coaxial Cable Switcher VHS VCR BNC CRT Monitor AV Cable 1. Only one camera image will record in VCR 2. Only one camera image will display at BNC CRT Monitor PC-Independent System Page 5 No Coaxial Cable! NO VHS Tape! NEW Requirements for Surveillance Can Use my Computer System for Monitoring? How can I Check Security Home when I am Away >> IP Security Camera << Page 7 Weaknesses of Traditional CCTV Use Dedicated Coaxial Cable Network Slow Motion Dedicated Recording System Limited to Local Usage No Remote Monitoring View on Dedicated TV Costly Functions Security IP Camera Remote & local monitoring: warehouse, superstore, chain store, shopping centers, house Work with LAN & WLAN infrastructure Web-based access and multi-camera monitoring management (16 cameras) High quality video (MPEG-4 compression) and audio Integration with external security sensors & alarms systems (for selected models) Digital video and audio recording in hard-disk Page 6 Page 8

3 Local Monitoring (LAN) Benefits of IP Security Camera Local Office with 100Mbps LAN Monitoring and Recording Software for Internet Camera was installed Use Existing Data Cable (UTP) or Wireless Networks Video Recording in Computer Servers Remote Monitoring over Internet / View on Any Anywhere Smooth Video Big Smile!! Efficient Video Format Optional Sound Highly Affordable Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Web-based Management Camera Management Software is Included Page 9 Page 11 GPRS over GSM Remote Monitoring (via Internet) FAQ Mobile Users 3GPP Video Format for Video Viewing in Mobile Phone 256Kbps Broadband Use Internet Explorer for Remote Monitoring Remote Office What do u need to Setup IP Camera? How to View IP Camera? How much bandwidth of Hi-speed ADSL is required for IP Cameras? How to Choose a Correct IP Cameras? How to Install? Why D-Link IP Camera Solution Local Office Page 10 Page 12

4 FAQ (1) - Setup IP Camera UTP FAQ (2) - View IP Camera Hardware Software Local Remote Office Network Internet All IP Cameras Computer Internet Explorer with ActiveX UTP or Wireless Hi-speed ADSL 1. Security IP Camera 4. Hi-Speed ADSL for Remote Monitoring IP Surveillance Mgt Software UTP or Wireless Hi-speed ADSL 3GPP IP Cameras ONLY PDA RealPlayer Quicktime Wireless Hi-speed ADSL (via Wireless) 3. Wireless Access Point for Wireless Security IP Camera PDA Phone RealPlayer Quicktime Wireless GPRS or Hi-speed ADSL (via Wireless) 2. Camera Management Station running IP Surveillance Software GPRS Phone or 3G Phone Built-in 3GPP Player -- NA -- GPRS or 3G Page 13 Page 15 Hi-speed ADSL Package ADSL Router DDNS Service Dynamic DNS IP Security Cameras Setup Requirements Wireless Access Point For wireless IP Security Cameras FAQ (3) Bandwidth for IP Camera What Determine Bandwidth (bps) Color Blank & white -> bandwidth Frame Rate (fps) Slow motion -> Bandwidth Resolution (pixels) of a Frame Low quality picture -> Bandwidth Fixed Bit Rate Control the bandwidth used by IP camera for video transmission 512kbps, 256kbps, 128kbps, 50kbps, etc Page 14 Page 16

5 FAQ (4) Choose Correct IP Camera General Advanced Sophisticated Environment Home Office, Shops, Showroom, High-end apartment Warehouse Quality of Image Fair, CMOS High, CCD High, CCD Integration with External Alarm and Sensors No Yes Yes Pan / Tilt No Yes Yes Optical Zoom No No Yes Models DCS-950, DCS-950G, DCS-2100, DCS-2120 DCS-3220, DCS-3220G DCS-5300, DCS-5300G DCS-6620, DCS-6620G Page 17 FAQ (6) Why D-Link IP Cameras Wide Range of IP Security Cameras Full Range of Supporting Network Solutions Wireless, ADSL, Switches, Storage, etc Strong Support D-Link Call Centers & Technical Support from Distributors 2-Year Warranty Back by US$1 Billion Company : D-Link Corporation Page 19 FAQ (5) Install IP Cameras DIY Manuals in CD-ROM and Phone / D-Link Call (66) /9 Press 5 [email protected] Technical Support by Distributors SiS Distribution Ext-2503 Paid On-site Installation Service Limited to Bangkok area Final stage of arrangement D-Link IP Security Camera Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 18 Page 20

6 3GPP Video Format Supported Mobile Phones 3GPP-supported IP Security camera Internet rtsp://3gpp camera IP address/live.sdp 3G/GPRS 3GPP video uses real-time streaming protocol (RTSP)to deliver lower-resolution video (176x144)over 3G / GPRS / hi-speed ADSLto 3GPP-enabled video players, which can be found in 3G phones or PDA phone. 3G or GPRS enabled mobile phone Embedded 3GPP Media player in Mobile Phone Page 21 Brand Nokia Sony Ericsson Motorola Pocket PC Player used RealPlayer SE built-in Motorola Built-in Platform 4 Philips N70 K750i Motorola V3X O2 XDA II Mini N80 W550i Dopod W810i Dopod 818 pro 6680 P810i 9500 V600i i E61 Date: Aug 2006 **Please note that all these phones are loaded with RTSP + 3GPP player. Page 23 3GPP Video Streaming D-Link IP Security Camera Video streaming by Internet Explorer loaded in Dell notebook 3GPP video streaming by Platform 4 video player (Philip) loaded in Dopod 818 Pro Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 22 Page 24

7 IP Surveillance Software Motion Detection Sequence Status of 16 * Cameras Camera Viewing Frame Identify the Changes in the Selected Monitoring Frames (up to 3) Changes > Sensitivity Limits -> Trigger Pre-selected Actions Trigger Output Alarms / Send Snapshots Status of DI/DO Layout of Camera Viewing Frames Page 25 Page 27 D-Link IP Security Camera Multiple Monitoring Frames Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication 1. Create frames (max. 3) to be monitored 2. Detection Parameters Page 26 Page 28

8 1. Define how the snapshots to be taken Define Actions Motion Detection - IP Surveillance 2. Select frames triggering actions 3. Trigger output alarm 4. Take and send snapshots Capture video or audio or both in the hard drive of Camera Management Station when motion or alarm is detected Page 29 Page 31 Define Storage (Web) D-Link IP Security Camera Send snapshots to local or remote accounts Send snapshots to local or remote ftp servers Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 30 Page 32

9 External Input/Output 3. Take Snapshots External Input / Output - IP Surveillance Status of Input in Text Format 2. Trigger the Output and Activate the Alarm System 1. Sensors Detects Fire 4. Send the Snapshots to SMTP or FTP Servers Page 33 Status of Input Page 35 Define Sensors and Alarms D-Link IP Security Camera Output of Sensor Trigger outputs or take snapshots or both Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 34 Page 36

10 Scheduled Video Recording Storage of Snapshots Define Your Schedule for Recording 1. Send Snapshots to SMTP Mail Server 2. Upload Snapshots to FTP Server Page 37 Page 39 Scheduled Recording (Web) Scheduled Recording - IP Surveillance 1. Primary Schedule Select date (Monday - Sunday) 2. Secondary Schedule Select period for taking SNAPSHOTS Page 38 Page 40

11 D-Link IP Security Camera Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication D-Link IP Security Camera Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 41 Page 43 Playback - IP Surveillance External Audio Output Mr. Sam Wong is in Chiangmai DCS-3220 / DCS- 3200G External Computer Speakers Is Mr. Sam Wong around? Can hear the audio picked up by Internet Camera with Web Browser Page 42 Page 44

12 D-Link IP Security Camera Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication D-Link IP Security Camera Motion Detection (Event-driven Recording) External Audio Output - Bi-directional Audio Communication Page 45 Page 47 Digital Zoom Optical Zoom (I) 2. Select the % of Enlargement Original size of object 1. Original View 3. View after zoomin Optical zoom rate / adjustment Optical zoom adjustment Page 46 Page 48

13 Optical Zoom (II) Reading Reference We will skip the next few slides, which focus on product features and sophistication applications Go to Ethernet over Power Page 49 Page 51 Summary Camera Management Surveillance is for Everyone NOW!!! Surveillance is Simple to Install and Use!!! Surveillance can be Accessed Everywhere!!! Surveillance is Affordable!!! D-Link Internet Camera is your RIGHT CHOICE!!! Pan & Tilt Remote Control External Microphone Input External AV Output CCD Lens Page 50 Page 52

14 Using Web Browser Pan and Tilt Pan & Tilt Control (Web) 270 degree (Horizontally) 270 degree (Vertically) Page 53 Page 55 Features & Benefits Using Web Browser Pan Left Pan Pan Right Tilt Pan & Tilt Tilt Up Tilt Down Pan & Tilt Tilt / Navigate Camera using Arrows Preset Position to move the Camera Pan & Tilt Control (Web) Return to Home Position Speed at which the Camera will Pan or Tilt Pan the Camera One Full Cycle Enable Auto Patrol Feature Top View Side View Stop Movement of Camera during Pan Page 54 Page 56

15 Camera Specifications Pan & Tilt Schedulin g (Web) External Microphone Input & AV Ouput Monitoring Time Before Moving to Next Position Auto Patrol Page 57 Page 59 Infra-Red Remote Control CCD/CMOS Comparison CCD Sharper, Brighter CMOS - Fair CCD Lens create high-quality, low-noise images Page 58 Page 60

16 Other Applications (II) Parking Lot Surveillance Airport Surveillance Demonstration Construction Monitoring Page 61 Page 63 Other Application (I) Setup for Internet Camera Residence Surveillance Cropper Planting Traffic Watching ADSL Package Static IP or dynamic IP (with DDNS support in ADSL Router or Broadband Gateway) Broadband Router / Gateway Support DMZ or port-forwarding feature DDNS (for dynamic ADSL package) Page 62 Page 64

17 DMZ and Port Forwarding View Remote Office DMZ Virtual Server Port Mapping to 82 To view remotely, key-in the WAN addressof the router and port number - (Camera I) Page 65 Page 67 Configure Broadband Gateway Private IP Address Of DCS-900 Thank You Each camera will be assigned an unique Port Number Page 66 Page 68