3xLOGIC VISIX Camera - Manual (Page 35)

USER
MANUAL
|
VISIX
360
Network
Camera
35
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2) Configure
the
QoS
settings,
including
video
/
audio
DSCP,
event
/
alarm
DSCP
and
Management
DSCP.
The
valid
value
range
of
the
DSCP
is
0-­‐63.
The
bigger
the
DSCP
value
is,
the
higher
the
priority
is.
Note:
DSCP
refers
to
the
Differentiated
Service
Code
Point;
and
the
DSCP
value
is
used
in
the
IP
header
to
indicate
the
priority
of
the
data.
3) Click
Save
to
save
the
settings.
Note: A
reboot
is
required
for
the
settings
to
take
effect.
CONFIGURING
UPNP™
SETTINGS
Universal
Plug
and
Play
(UPnP™)
is
a
networking
architecture
that
provides
compatibility
among
networking
equipment,
software
and
other
hardware
devices.
The
UPnP
protocol
allows
devices
to
connect
seamlessly
and
to
simplify
the
implementation
of
networks
in
the
home
and
corporate
environments.
With
the
function
enabled,
you
don’t
need
to
configure
the
port
mapping
for
each
port,
and
the
camera
is
connected
to
the
Wide
Area
Network
via
the
router.
Steps:
1) Enter
the
UPnP™
settings
interface.
Configuration
>Advanced
Configuration
>
Network
>
UPnP
2) Check
the
checkbox
to
enable
the
UPnP™
function.
The
name
of
the
device
when
detected
online
can
be
edited.
Configure
UPnP
Settings
EMAIL
SENDING
TRIGGERED
BY
ALARM
Purpose:
The
system
can
be
configured
to
send
an
Email
notification
to
all
designated
receivers
if
an
alarm
event
is
detected,
e.g.,
motion
detection
event,
video
loss,
video
tampering,
etc.
Before
you
start:
Please
configure
the
DNS
Server
settings
under
Basic
Configuration
>
Network
>
TCP/IP
or
Advanced
Configuration
>
Network
>
TCP/IP
before
using
the
Email
function.