User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- 1 Camera Monitoring
- 1.1 Accessing the Camera
- 1.2 Viewing Live Camera Images
- 1.2.1 Using the Operation Bar
- 1.2.2 Aiming the Camera Lens
- 1.2.3 Limiting the Pan/Tilt Range
- 1.2.4 Registering and Changing Presets
- 1.2.5 Zooming
- 1.2.6 Backlight Correction
- 1.2.7 White Balance
- 1.2.8 Video Images and Image Refresh Rate
- 1.2.9 Taking Snapshots
- 1.2.10 Audio Features
- 1.2.11 Additional Features Available While Viewing Live Camera Images
- 1.3 Viewing Multiple Camera Images
- 1.4 Maximum Number of Viewing Sessions
- 1.5 Maximum Number of Viewing Sessions in Wireless Mode (BL-C230 Only)
- 2 Using Triggers to Buffer and Transfer Images
- 2.1 Configuring a Timer Trigger
- 2.2 Configuring a Sensor, Alarm, or Detection Trigger
- 2.3 Disabling and Enabling a Trigger
- 2.4 Configuring the Camera to Transfer Images
- 2.5 Configuring the Camera to Send Trigger Notifications
- 2.6 Viewing Buffered Images
- 2.7 Deleting Buffered Images Manually
- 2.8 Understanding How the Camera Manages Buffered Images
- 2.9 Adjusting Sensor Sensitivity
- 2.10 Adjusting Motion Detection Sensitivity
- 2.11 Adjusting Sound Detection Sensitivity
- 2.12 Sending Alarm Log Information
- 3 Mobile Phone Features
- 4 Configuring the Camera for Access from the Internet
- 5 Changing Camera Settings
- 6 User Accounts
- 7 Advanced Settings
- 8 Camera Administration and Maintenance
- 8.1 Confirming Camera Status
- 8.2 Confirming Wireless Status (BL-C230 Only)
- 8.3 Confirming Session Status
- 8.4 Confirming Alarm Logs
- 8.5 Restarting the Camera
- 8.6 Updating the Camera’s Firmware
- 8.7 Saving Settings in a Configuration File
- 8.8 Restoring Settings from a Configuration File
- 8.9 Resetting the Camera
- 9 The [Support] Tab
- 10 Using IPv6
- 11 PC Settings
- 12 Using the Setup Program
- 13 Technical Information
7.3 Specifying Operation Times
You can specify the days and times during which general users and guest users can view camera images (the
administrator can always view camera images). When the camera is accessed outside of the operation time,
the camera image on the single camera page, multi camera page, and buffered image page is displayed as a
gray or black screen. Additionally, [The operation time has ended.] is displayed on the single camera page.
Up to 7 different operation times can be set.
Note
• Your privacy may be compromised if you set this feature incorrectly. To confirm that you have made
the correct settings, access the camera as a general user or guest user during a time the camera is
outside of the operational time to confirm that camera images cannot be seen.
• Make sure the camera’s date and time setting is correct in order for this feature to function as desired.
• If H.264 or MPEG-4 images are being viewed when the camera’s operation time ends, the last image
will be displayed for about 20 seconds, followed by a black screen when viewing H.264 images and a
gray screen when viewing MPEG-4 images. If MJPEG are being viewed when the camera’s operation
time ends, the last image is displayed continuously as a still image.
1. Click the [Setup] tab.
2. On the left side of the screen under [Advanced], click [Operation Time].
3. Select the desired operation time setting number.
• If No. 1–7 are disabled, camera images can always be seen.
4. Check [Enable] to enable this operating time setting number, then set the desired operation days and times.
• Click [Always] to allow camera images to be seen at any time of day on the days which have a check
mark under them.
5. Click [Save].
166 Operating Instructions
7.3 Specifying Operation Times