- Human Detection Sensor
If it detects someone, it notifies you by e-mail!
-Features a built-in Pyroelectric Infrared (PIR) sensor (*1)
that detects human movement by monitoring temperature changes.
-When the camera detects human movement, images from before, during,
and after the detection can be sent by e-mail. (*2)
-While away from home, you can check up on things when temperature
changes are detected.
-Send images by e-mail to a computer, mobile phone, etc.
-Check up on things while away from home.
Notes:
+Receiving or displaying images on a mobile phone may not be
possible if your mobile phone or mobile phone service provider do
not support image attachments.
+When using the sensor
The built-in sensor detects heat variations which occur from the
sides with more accuracy than variations which approach the
camera.
The detection range of the sensor may increase or decrease
depending on the temperature and environment where the camera is
installed.
Detects heat variations from the sides very accurately.
Heat variations which approach the camera can be difficult to
detect, therefore the distance of the sensor's range may be less
than 5 m (16.4 ft). |
- Color Night View mode
View images even in low light
-Images from your Network Camera can be seen even in low light (1 lux)
(*3).
-The camera switches to Color Night View mode automatically when the
subject becomes dark, (*4),
helpful for viewing objects a dark room.
- Privacy mode
Privacy mode ensures your privacy.
-With one press of a button, privacy mode is turned on and the camera
hides the lens by rolling it back into the unit.
-By turning privacy mode on when you return home, you can make sure
images from the camera cannot be seen.
-Using a computer or mobile phone, the camera administrator can even
turn privacy mode on or off while away from home in case you forget
push the button.
- Setup is easy with UPnPTM
Even a beginner can setup the camera thanks to UPnP support!
-UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) (*5)
support means you can set up the camera and a UPnP-compatible
broadband router quickly and easily.
-Using the included setup software, you can setup the camera (*6)
by following the instructions provided by the setup wizard.
Even a beginner can setup the camera easily.
What's more, by simply creating a shortcut (*7)
to the camera on your computer, you can access the camera effortlessly
whenever you want.
- Camera control
Even when away from home, you can change the direction of the
camera lens!
- Pan/Tilt
-The Network Camera has a moveable lens that you can pan and tilt
even when away from home, allowing you to see what you want to see.
Thanks to the built-in web server, no additional software is needed
to control the camera.
1) Pan/tilt scan
Moves the lens automatically throughout the horizontal or vertical
range.
2) Pan/Tilt/Home position
Moves the lens horizontally or vertically, and can return the lens
to the home (center) position.
3) Position presets
8 position presets can be set.
With just one click, you can pan or tilt the camera to point at a
preset position.
4) Sensor position
When the sensor detects a temperature change, the camera can be set
to point to a specific position.
5) Click to center
Click on an area of the screen and the camera will point to that
position..
- Viewing the camera via mobile phone
Pan/tilt
Position presets (max. 8)
Image refresh
Privacy mode on/off
These and other features can be controlled with the buttons on your
mobile phone.
Notes:
+Mobile phone must support web browsing and be capable of
displaying JPEG images.
+To save on mobile phone charges, the camera pans and tilts more
with each pan/tilt command than when controlling the camera with
a computer.
+The camera screen displayed on the mobile phone may vary by
phone model. |
- Multi-camera feature
-With the multi-camera feature (*8),
up to 12 Network Cameras can be viewed simultaneously.
This allows you to select and view a specific camera by clicking on
its image -- there is no need to enter that camera's address or
change browser screens.
-All you need is a standard web browser; no additional software is
required.
-Click on the cameras name to control it remotely.
- Image buffer feature
-The Network Camera can store approximately 250 images (*9)
in its internal memory (*10).
Images can be saved by day, by time, and by interval, allowing you
to view a record of past images.
For example, if you set the camera to save 1 image per minute, you
can have a record of approximately 4 hours of camera images,
allowing you to see time-lapse images of household plants or pets.
If you set the camera to save 1 image per second, you can have a
record of approximately 4 minutes worth of images from the camera.
- Viewnetcam.com service
-This Network Camera is compatible with Viewnetcam.com service (*11).
With this service, you can view and control the camera from just about
anywhere, without registering a fixed global IP address (*12)
for your Network Camera.
You can also choose a name that is easy to remember (ex.
bob.viewnetcam.com) for the camera (*13)
when registering for the service.
Viewnetcam.com serviceis accessible from computers as well as mobile
phones, which means you can access your Network Camera over the
Internet from just about anywhere you like!
For more information on Viewnetcam.com service, Please access
www.viewnetcam.com
for more information.
- Built-in web server
-The Network Camera has a built-in web server (*14),
allowing you to view and control the camera without the need for an
on-site computer.
Unlike USB cameras which must be connected to a computer in order to
be used, the Network Camera does not need to be connected to an
on-site computer when in operation.
(*1)
Sensor detects heat by picking up the infrared light naturally emitted
from people and animals.
Certain thermal environments, sunlight, air conditioners, heaters, etc.
may cause detection errors or decrease the range of the sensor.
(*2) The
time needed to send images by e-mail from the camera will vary depending
on the condition of the network.
When setting the camera to e-mail images to a mobile phone, we recommend
setting a longer interval time.
If the interval is set too short, more images will be e-mailed to your
mobile phone and therefore your mobile phone charges may be higher.
POP before SMTP is supported for sending images via e-mail.
If your provider only supports SMTP-Auth for authentication, you may not
be able to use this feature.
(*3)
1 lux is approximately the same as the brightness of a candle 1 m (3
ft.) away in a dark room.
Image refresh speed and image quality may be affected when using Color
Night View mode.
In low light settings, images may be slightly blurry especially with
moving subjects or when panning and tilting.
(*4)
When viewing dark subjects using Color Night View mode, specks of white
or colored light may appear in the image. This is a characteristic of
the CMOS image sensor. The camera is not malfunctioning.
(*5) A feature designed to
simplify the setup of computers and devices connected to the same
network.
(*6) Some UPnP-compatible
broadband routers do not support automatic network configuration.
In this case, you will need to configure the router manually.
Refer to the documentation included with your broadband router for more
information.
(*7) This feature requires
Windowsｮ XP or Windowsｮ Me, and UPnP must be enabled.
(*8) To use this feature, simply
register other Network Cameras to a single "main" camera; the other
cameras are accessed through the "main" camera.
The multi-camera feature can be used from a computer; it is not
compatible when accessing from a mobile phone.
(*9) When image resolution is set
to 320 x 240 and image quality is set to standard.
(*10) When the camera is turned
off, saved images are erased.
(*11) A free service provided by
Panasonic.
(*12) A unique IP address that is
used by only one device connected to the Internet.
(*13) If another user has selected
the name you would like, the name is unavailable.
(*14) An application that allows
you to view HTML documents, usually over the Internet.
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