WAT-2400S & WAT-933
User Manual

Rev. 3.2.1

Watec Co., Ltd.

Revision Record
Rev.

Date

Changes

1.0.0

September 1, 2018

-

2.0.0

April 1, 2019

Upgrade to F/W 2.0.0
・Updated the 6.3.2.Exposure・Added the Anti Saturation
・Added the AE Speed
・Added the AGC MIN
・Updated the 6.3.3.Backlight・Added the BLC OSD ON
・Updated the 6.4.1.Video
・Added the CVBR of the Bitrate Control
・Updated the 6.5.1.Ethernet
・Added Note of the FTP Server
・Updated the 6.6.1.Info
・Added Note of the Continuous Recording
・Added the 6.6.2.Schedule
・Added the 6.6.3.Timelapse

2.0.1

June 5, 2019

Upgrade to F/W 2.0.4
・Updated the 6.4.1.Video
・Added the Authenticate streaming

2.0.2

September 1, 2019

Upgrade to F/W 2.0.5
・Updated the 6.6.1.Info
・Added the Operation when SD-Card is full

2.0.3

July 31, 2020

Upgrade to F/W 2.1.1
・Updated the 6.1.How to access the setting page
・Change the description of default password
・Updated the 6.2.1.User Information
・Change the description of Password, Confirm
・Updated the 6.4.1.Video
・Added the HTTP&ONVIF Port・Change the description of Authenticate
streaming
・Updated the 6.5.1.Ethernet
・Added the Ethernet MTU

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・Updated the 6.6.1.Info
・Added the Save log
・Added the 7.2.1.Enable the FTP Server
2.0.4

October 20, 2020

・Updated the 6.1.How to access the setting page
・Change the description of default password
・Updated the 6.2.1.User Information
・Change the description of Password, Confirm
・Updated the 7.1. How to use ONVIF Device
Manager
・Change the description of Password
・Updated the 7.2.2.A case of FileZilla
・Change the description of Password

2.0.5

December 23, 2020

・Added the 1.1.Precautions when using microSD
card
・Added the 1.2. microSD card format
・Added the 1.3. microSD card recognition check

3.0.0

April 1, 2022

Upgrade to F/W 3.0.0
・Updated the 6.1.1.Overview
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.2.1.User Information
・Change the figure
・Added the New ID and the New Password
・Updated the 6.2.2.Date & Time・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.2.3. Firmware Update
・Change the figure
・Updated the 6.3.1.IRIS
・Added Notes
・Updated the 6.3.2.Exposure
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.3.3. Backlight・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.3.4.Color・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.3.5.Picture
・Change the figure and description of items

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・Added AUTO DAY and AUTO NIGHT
・Deleted the Privacy Mask
・Added the 6.3.6. Privacy
・Updated the 6.3.7. Motion
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.3.8. Output Set
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.3.9. System
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.4.1. Video・Change the figure and description of items
・Added the Recording time・Updated the 6.5.1. Ethernet
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.6.1. Info・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.6.2. Schedule
・Change the figure and description of items
・Updated the 6.6.3. Timelapse
・Change the figure and description of items
3.1.0

July 1, 2022

・Updated the 6.Changing the camera settingsfrom the Web browser
・Change the text and added the table
・Updated the 6.1.1.Overview (top page)
・Change the text and the figure
・Updated the 6.4.2.H.264 View
・Delete the contents
・Delete the 7.3. When streaming does not play on
WEB setting page
・Added Trademark Notice

3.1.1

August 26, 2022

・Updated the 6.3.4.Color・Change the default value of AWB, and added
description

3.2.1

January 17, 2023

・Updated the 6.5.1.Ethernet
・Added the Broadcast Filter

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Table of Contents
1.Network connection and power activation of the camera............................................ 7
1.1.Precautions when using microSD card ..................................................................... 8
1.2.microSD card format ................................................................................................. 9
1.3.microSD card recognition check .............................................................................. 11
2.Connection of external MIC. IN ................................................................................. 12
2.1.Corresponding terminal of external MIC. IN ......................................................... 122.2.External MIC. IN connection example ................................................................... 13
3.Connection of 4P cable ................................................................................................ 14
4.Network settings ......................................................................................................... 15
4.1.This camera network default settings .................................................................... 15
4.2.Example of PC network settings ............................................................................. 16
5.Checking the image from the camera......................................................................... 17
A case of VLC media player........................................................................................... 17
6.Changing the camera settings from the Web browser............................................... 20
6.1.How to access the setting page................................................................................ 20
6.1.1.Overview (top page)........................................................................................... 22
6.2.SYSTEM SETUP ..................................................................................................... 24
6.2.1.User Information ............................................................................................... 24
6.2.2.Date & Time ...................................................................................................... 26
6.2.3.Firmware Update .............................................................................................. 29
6.2.4.Save/Load Settings ............................................................................................ 30
6.2.5.Reset .................................................................................................................. 32
6.3.IMAGE SETUP ........................................................................................................ 33
6.3.1.IRIS .................................................................................................................... 33
6.3.2.Exposure ............................................................................................................ 34
6.3.3.Backlight ........................................................................................................... 40
6.3.4.Color ................................................................................................................... 43
6.3.5.Picture ............................................................................................................... 45
6.3.6.Privacy ............................................................................................................... 48
6.3.7.Motion ................................................................................................................ 53
6.3.8.Output Set ......................................................................................................... 58
6.3.9.System ............................................................................................................... 60
6.4.VIDEO SETUP ........................................................................................................ 615

6.4.1.Video .................................................................................................................. 61
6.4.2.H.264 View ........................................................................................................ 71
6.4.3.JPEG View ......................................................................................................... 72
6.5.NETWORK SETUP ................................................................................................. 73
6.5.1.Ethernet ............................................................................................................. 73
6.6.SD CARD SETUP .................................................................................................... 76
6.6.1.Info ..................................................................................................................... 76
6.6.2.Schedule............................................................................................................. 79
6.6.3.Timelapse........................................................................................................... 84
6.7.How to initialize the camera setting ....................................................................... 86
7.Reference ..................................................................................................................... 87
7.1.How to use ONVIF Device Manager ....................................................................... 87
7.2.FTP Access ............................................................................................................... 89
7.2.1.Enable the FTP server ...................................................................................... 89
7.2.2.A case of FileZilla .............................................................................................. 89
Trademark Notice .......................................................................................................... 91

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1. Network connection and power activation of the camera
The WAT-933&WAT-2400S (simply called the “camera” from now on if there is no differencein the function “WAT-933” and “WAT-2400S”.) have two power supply systems. The one is
powered by +12VDC input plug on rear panel of the camera, and the other is powered by the
PoE using a LAN connector. When supplying power with DC + 12 V, use an independent
power supply for each camera, and do not share power with other cameras and devices.
Please supply power by either the one or the other of the way above and do not supply theboth power systems simultaneously.
The below figure is a connection example of the power supply by the PoE hub. In addition,
you need to have the power individually to the router and the PoE hub.

LAN cable

RouterPC
LAN cable
LAN cable

WAT‐933

PoE hub

Figure 1. Network configuration example
Connect the LAN cable of camera side to the PoE port of the PoE hub and connect the
LAN cable of the router side to a normal LAN port.
If you want to supply power to the camera using the AC power supplies, connect thecamera and the router directly with exception of the PoE hub from the above. In a closed
network configuration, the DHCP protocol and the router are not required. In that case,connect the PC and the camera directly in LAN cable.
It takes about 5 seconds to fully boot this camera from the power supply start.

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1.1. Precautions when using microSD card
This camera can use a microSD card.
You can use a microSD card to recording, snapshot, time-lapse, and initialize camera
settings.
For details, refer to the pages after "6.6 SD CARD SETUP".
Recommended Operating Conditions
・SDHC / SDXC standard
・MLC type or high durability model・SD Speed Class CLASS 10 or more・Capacity of 256GB or lessNote: The exact performance is not guaranteed for all SD cards meeting the requirement
described above.
Be sure to perform a format and recognition check with the camera each time you
insert a microSD card into this camera.
If you do not operate above, recording may not be performed correctly.
For the format and recognition check procedure, see "1.2. microSD card format" and "1.3.
microSD card recognition check".
Note: When using a microSD card with this unit, be sure to insert / remove the card with thepower turned off.

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1.2. microSD card format
Be sure to format according to the following procedure each time you insert a microSD card
into this camera.
Note: Please note that formatting will erase all data on the microSD card.
I.

Click “Info“ on the WEB setting page to display the SD Card Information page.
Click “Format“ on the SD Card Information page.

Figure 2. microSD card format

II. Click "OK" in the displayed format confirmation dialog.

Figure 3. Format confirmation dialog

9III. Please wait until the status bar reaches 100%.
When it reaches 100%, a restart confirmation dialog will be displayed. Click "OK" torestart.

Figure 4. Status bar display and restart confirmation dialog

101.3. microSD card recognition check
When using a microSD card for recording, be sure to follow the steps below to check thatthe card is recognized correctly.
I.

Click Info on the WEB setting page to display the SD Card Information page.

II. Check the Total Size and confirm that it is not 0MB.
If there is an error in the microSD card, it will be displayed as shown by the red underline
in the figure below.

Normally

On errorFigure 5. Display in case of microSD card read error.
If the result of the check shows 0MB, turn off the power, insert and remove the card once,
and try formatting again.

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2. Connection of external MIC. IN
This camera has the MIC. IN function.
You can use the internal MIC. IN attached to the camera, and the external MIC. IN.
Refer to "6.4.1.Video" for switching the internal MIC. IN and external MIC. IN.
The connection of external MIC. IN is explained below.

2.1. Corresponding terminal of external MIC. IN
When using the external MIC. IN, please use the electret condenser microphone of TRS, TS
terminal or line input of RCA terminal.

Figure 6. Corresponding terminal of external MIC. IN.

122.2. External MIC. IN connection example
Below is an example of connection of the input terminal.

Figure 7. Correct connection example
If you connect as shown below, it will cause an accident, so please do not do it absolutely.

Figure 8. Wrong connection example

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3. Connection of 4P cable
The wiring diagram of the included 4P cable for power supply / microphone input is as shown in
the following figure.

Figure 9. Wiring diagram of 4P cable
Note:

Don’t short circuit each terminal and the exterior case, otherwise the camera will break
down.
(The negative terminal has a different potential from the power supply GND terminal.)

144. Network settings
Before using the camera, you need to configure the network.
The network initial settings and the camera setting examples are described below.

4.1. This camera network default settings
The network default setting of this camera is as follows.
Table 1. Default settings of network
IP Address

192.168.1.250 (static)

Netmask

255.255.255.0

Gateway

192.168.1.1

The network settings of this camera can be changed by the Web browser which will be
described later.
It is necessary to change the network setting of the PC and the camera according to thesituation.
For details on changing the network settings of the camera, refer to "6.5.1.Ethernet" below.
It is possible that the setting has been changed by this camera you used once.
In that case, please contact this camera administrator.
If you do not know the IP address you set, you can reset it to factory default settings.
Refer to "6.7. Initialization method of this camera" below.

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4.2. Example of PC network settings
Connect this camera and your PC as shown in the below figure. And if the network setting of
the camera is in default configuration (IP Address: 192.168.1.250 (static)), go through thefollowing steps to set up the PC network settings.

PC

LAN cable

LAN cable
WAT‐933

PoE hub

Figure 10. Minimum network configuration
Input the values as follow, click “OK” and close the property.

Figure 11. Internet protocol version 4 property window

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5. Checking the image from the camera
You can check the video image after the network settings are completed.
This camera has the streaming format shown below.
Table 2. Streaming format
Name
H.264 Main

EncodeH.264

1920 * 1080

H.264 Sub
JPEG

Default resolution

640 * 360
MJPEG

1920 * 1080

Changes such as resolution and frame rate will be described later.
This section describes the method in the case of viewing the image from this camera using
the VLC media player.

A case of VLC media player
Download the appropriate VLC which meets your PC from VideoLAN official download page(https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html) and install.

Open the VLC media player when the installation is complete.
Click on Media <Open Network Stream from the menu.

17Figure 12. Setting to display video streaming with VLC (No.1)
Paste your copied URL in the ‘Network Protocol’ box and click “Play”. Wait till the video start
streaming in your VLC.

H.264 (main):
H.264 (sub):
MJPEG:

rtsp://”This camera IP Address”/h264
rtsp://” This camera IP Address”/hsub
rtsp:// ” This camera IP Address”/jpeg(Example: rtsp://192.168.1.250/h264)

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Figure 13. Setting to display video streaming with VLC (No.2)
Video starts to stream when the network connections and settings work property.
Please check again the network settings if it does not start.

Figure 14. Streaming with VLC
The screen might become grey during the viewing, in that case, click the stop button in thelower left and click the play button again.

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6. Changing the camera settings from the Web browser
You can change the system settings on this camera by a web browser.
It works on most operating systems and browsers, but your browser must support html5 andhave JavaScript enabled.
The browsers whose operation has been confirmed are as follows.
Table 3. Correspondence table of operation confirmed OS and browser
Windows10

iOS

AndroidLinux(Debian)Microsoft Edge

○

-

-

-

Google Chrome

○

○

○

-

Mozilla Firefox

○

-

○

○

Safari-○--

Chromium

-

-

-

○

6.1. How to access the setting page
Here's how to access the setting page with a web browser.
Start the web browser and enter the following address.

http://”This camera IP Address”/(Example: http://192.168.1.250/)
Or

http://”This camera IP Address”/ index.html(Example: http://192.168.1.250/ index.html)
At the first time connection, the authentication window will open such as shown below.

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Figure 15. Authentication window for Google Chrome

The default username and password are:User name: root
Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address”
Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the password will be "1234".
Example:Serial number : W51512345
MAC Address : C4:7C8D:30:AB:CD
At this time, the password is “W51512345CD”.
Enter the above and click “OK”.
The user name and password can be changed on the “6.2.1.User Information” describedlater.
Note: If the page does not switch even if you input authentication information, check the
input characters. If the authentication window does not appear, restart the webbrowser.

Note: Be sure to change the password, after the first login.

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6.1.1. Overview (top page)
Open your web browser and go to the following address page.
This page displays the overview. This page is the top page.
Note: SD CARD SETUP of the menu is displayed only when the microSD card is inserted. If
it is not displayed even though it is already inserted, please refresh the browser (F5).

Figure 16. The Overview page (Top page)The IP address, MAC address, Serial Number, microSD card capacity, F/W Version, and
H.264 Main / H.264 Sub / Jpeg Streaming Link of this camera are displayed. The SD Card
Size is displayed only when the microSD card is inserted.
The H.264 Main Streaming Link, H.264 Sub Streaming Link, and Jpeg Streaming Link are
hyperlinks.
If the OS uses iOS, Android, Linux, etc. and VLC is installed, VLC will start automaticallywhen you click the link. (Depending on the environment, a dialog for selecting theapplication to start may be displayed.)

22You can also omit the character input by copying the link address and pasting it into the
VLC network URL input field as shown in the figure below.

Figure 17. Paste to VLC
You can display each setting screen by clicking the menu on the left side of the screen.
Each setting screen is explained below.

Note: SD Card Size will not be displayed correctly for 10 seconds after the camera is started.
Please wait at least 10 seconds after the startup and reopen the page.

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6.2. SYSTEM SETUP
6.2.1. User Information
Click “User” on menu to go to the User Information page.
Here you can set the ID and password used in each connection.

Figure 18. The User Information page

Current ID
Displays the current ID.
It cannot be edited.
The default setting is "root".

New IDEnter the ID you want to set.
If blank, no changes are made.
You can enter half-width alphanumerical characters and 4 types of symbols (.-_ @).

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Current Password
Re-enter the currently set password.
If the current password and the entered password do not match, the password will not bechanged.
The default setting is “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address”.
Note: Change the password regularly.
Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the default password will be "1234".

New Password
Enter the password you want to change.
If blank, no changes are made.
You can enter half-width alphanumerical characters and 4 types of symbols (.-_ @).
You can set a 4 to 12-digit password.

Confirm
Re-enter the password you want to change.
If it is different from what you entered in the New Password above, no changes will be
made.
If blank, no changes are made.
You can enter half-width alphanumerical characters and 4 types of symbols (.-_ @).
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.
Please attention that the authentication window will be displayed again when you change
ID or Password.
The ID and Password set here are commonly used for WEB setting page, ONVIF and FTP.

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6.2.2. Date & Time
Click “Date & Time” on menu to go to the Date & Time page.
Here you can set the time to use in this camera.

Figure 19. The Date & Time page

SNTP Enable
Use an external SNTP server to switch ON / OFF setting for time acquisition.
When this setting is ON, you can connect to the external SNTP server and synchronizetime.
The default setting is “OFF”.

SNTP Server
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Enter the IP address or server name of the external SNTP server.
You can enter half-width alphanumerical characters and 4 types of symbols (.-_ @).
The default setting is “time.google.com”.

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Repetition Period
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Set the Repetition Period for synchronization with the SNTP server.
It can be set between 10 - 604800.
The default setting is “3600”.

Retry Time
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Set the retry time when connect to the SNTP server fails.
It can be set between 1 - 3600.
The default setting is “10”.

Retry Count
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Set the count of retries when connect to SNTP server fails.
It can be set between 0 - 60.
The default setting is “5”.

Time
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is OFF.
Set the time of this camera.
You can match the client PC time with Get PC time.

Summer Time
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Switch ON / OFF used of summer time.
The default setting is OFF.

Timezone
It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON.
Select the time zone.
The default setting is “(UTC+09:00) Tokyo, Seoul, Ambon, Jayapura, Yakutsk”.

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Camera TimeThe time of the camera is displayed.
Note: When you open this page for a long time, it will gradually deviate from the actual
Camera Time.
If you want to see the actual Camera Time, please reopen this page.

PC Time
The time of the client PC is displayed.

UpTimeDisplays the elapsed time since startup.
Note: When you open this page for a long time, it will gradually deviate from the actual
UpTime.
If you want to see the actual UpTime, please reopen this page.

To update the setting value, please click the “submit” button.

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6.2.3. Firmware Update
Click “Update” on menu to go to the Firmware Update page.
Here you can update the camera firmware.

Figure 20. The Firmware Update page

Version Info
Displays the current firmware version.

Firmware Path
Select the firmware file that exists on the client PC.

To update the firmware, select Firmware Path, and click “submit”.
When the firmware is correctly transmitted, a progress bar will be displayed.
When the progress bar reaches 100%, the reboot confirmation message will be displayed,so select OK.
Please pay attention that the authentication window will be displayed again when ID or
Password has been changed on the “6.2.1.User Information”.

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6.2.4. Save/Load Settings
Click “Save/Load Settings” on menu to go to the Save/Load Settings page.
Here you can save and load the camera setting values.
Example: As shown in Figure 20, you can load the configuration file saved from anindividual with the same individual or load it with another individual.

The camera A

The camera B
Load
Save

Load

File

Figure 21. Example of using Save / Load Settings

Figure 22. The Save/Load Settings page

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Save Settings
Output the settings of this camera to a file and save it on the client PC.
The settings that can be saved are all settings that can be changed on the WEB setting
page.
Click “Save” to save the configuration file (WAT-933_Setting.set or WAT2400S_Setting.set) on the client PC.

Load Settings
Upload the file that output the settings of this camera from the client PC and load it.
Select the setting file (WAT-933_Setting.set or WAT-2400S_Setting.set) saved on theclient PC.

To update the setting value, please click “submit”.
When loading of the setting file is completed, a confirmation message of restart will be
displayed. Please select “OK”.
Please pay attention that the authentication window will be displayed again when ID or
Password has been changed on the “6.2.1.User Information”.

316.2.5. Reset
Click “Reset” on menu to go to the Reset page.
Here you can reset and reboot the camera.

Figure 23. The Reset page

System Reset
Reset the settings other than IMAGE SETUP to the default settings.
It will be executed as soon as you click it.
Please pay attention that the authentication window will be displayed again when ID or
Password has been changed on the User Information page.

Image Reset
Reset IMAGE SETUP to the default setting.
It will be executed as soon as you click it.

RebootReboot the camera.
When you click on it, a reboot confirmation dialog will be displayed, select “OK” to reboot.

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6.3. IMAGE SETUP
6.3.1. IRIS
Click “IRIS” on menu to go to the IRIS page.
Here you can set the IRIS mode.

Figure 24. The IRIS page

Mode
Select from the following 2.
Table 4. Selectable items of Mode
1

ELC

Electronic shutter control. Exposure control is performed withshutter speed and AGC, and the IRIS lens is fully opened.

2

ALC

Auto iris control. Exposure control is performed with iris andAGC, and the shutter speed is fixed.

The default setting is “ELC”.
This camera is compatible with DC iris lenses.
Note: When connecting a DC iris lens, be sure to turn off the power of this unit before
connecting.
To update the setting value, please click the “submit” button.

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6.3.2. Exposure
Click “Exposure” on menu to go to the EXPOSURE page.
Here you can set the exposure, brightness, gain, etc. of the sensor.

Figure 25. The EXPOSURE page

Brightness
Set the brightness of the image.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the darker it is, the larger it gets brighter.
The default setting is “7”.

34Anti Saturation
Switch ON / OFF Anti Saturation function.
The default setting is “OFF”.
Note:

About Anti Saturation Function
AE control is performed according to the high brightness area that saturates asshown in the following example to improve visibility.

Figure 26. (Left)Anti Saturation:OFF, (Right)Anti Saturation:ON
When the Mode on the “6.3.1.IRIS” is ELC and the Shutter is Manual, this function does
not work.
And when the Mode on the “6.3.8.Output Set” is “WDR15fps(WDR12fps)” or“WDR30fps(WDR25fps)” , this function does not work.

Weight
It is enabled when Anti Saturation is ON.
Set whether to adjust to the high brightness area or the middle-low brightness area.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The higher the value, the brightness will be adjusted on high brightness area.
The default setting is “10”.

35Shutter
Select from the following 3.
Table 5. Selectable items of Shutter
1

Auto

When Mode of "6.3.1.IRIS" is ELC, shutter speed is
automatically controlled. For ALC, fix the shutter speed to 1/30
or 1/25.

2

Manual

Set the shutter speed to an arbitrary fixed value.
(See Table 7)

3

FlickerFix the shutter speed at 1/100 or 1/120, reducing the flicker
phenomenon.

The default setting is “Auto”.

Mode
It is enabled when Shutter is “Auto”.
This items that can be selected differ depending on the Mode setting on the "6.3.1. IRIS".
When Mode of the "6.3.1.IRIS" is ELC, select from the following two.
Table 6. Selectable items of Mode (When IRIS Mode is ELC)
1

NormalNormal mode.

2

DeblurAdjusting the shutter speed and AGC will reduce motion blur.

When Mode of "6.3.1.IRIS" is ALC, select from the following two.
Table 7. Selectable items of Mode (When IRIS Mode is ALC)
1

IndoorExposure control is performed by normal IRIS control.

2Outdoor

Adjust the shutter speed so as not to excessively narrow the
IRIS in a strong light environment.

3

DeblurAdjusting the shutter speed and AGC will reduce motion blur.

The default setting is “Normal”.

36SpeedIt is enabled when Shutter is Manual.
The select items will change according to the Frequency of the "6.3.8. OUTPUT SET"
which will be described later.
List items that can be selected below.
Table 8. Selectable items of Speed
When Frequency is 60Hz

When Frequency is 50Hz

1/30

1/25

1/60

1/50

1/120

1/100

1/250

1/200

1/500

1/400

1/10001/800

1/20001/16001/40001/32001/80001/64001/15000

1/12800

1/30000

1/25600

The default setting is “1/30” or “1/25”.

Slow Shutter
It is disabled when shutter is Manual.
It is also disable when Mode of the "6.3.8. OUTPUT SET" which will be described later is
WDR 15fps (WDR 12fps) , WDR 30fps (WDR 25fps) or DNR 30fps (DNR 25 fps).
The slow shutter increases the sensitivity.
It can be selected from OFF / x2 / x4 / x8 / x16 / x32.
The default setting is “OFF”.

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AGC MAX
Set the maximum gain.
It can be set between 0 - 72 dB.
The default setting is “72”.

AGC MIN
Set the minimum gain.
It can be set between 0 - 72 dB.
When Shutter is Auto, it will be disabled.
Note: Setting a value higher than the AGC MAX will automatically have the same value
as the AGC MAX.
The default setting is “0”.
Note: Relationship between AGC and Slow Shutter
When both AGC and Slow Shutter are working, exposure control by AGC takes
precedence. Therefore, as shown in the figure, Slow Shutter may not work if it
converges to the target brightness only with AGC.

Target brightness

Slow Shutter

Slow Shutter

AGC

AGC

AGC MAX: 0

AGC MAX: 30

AGC MAX: 72

Slow Shutter: x32

Slow Shutter: x32

Slow Shutter: x32

Figure 27. Relationship between AGC and Slow Shutter

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AE Speed
Set the AE convergence speed.
It affects control speed of shutter speed , IRIS and AGC change.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the slow it is, the larger it gets fast.
The default setting is “10”.

To update the setting value, please click the “submit” button.

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6.3.3. Backlight
Click “Backlight” on menu to go to the BACKLIGHT page.
Here you can set the backlight and highlight compensation.

Figure 28. The BACKLIGHT page

Mode
Select from the following 3.
Table 9. Selectable items of Mode
1

OFFBacklight compensation is not used.

2

HLC

Highlight compensation is used.
Highlight compensation is aimed at reducing the burden on theobserver by improving the visibility by applying mask processing
to intense light.
It cannot be set when the Mode of "6.3.8.Output Set" describedlater is WDR 15fps (WDR 12fps) or WDR 30fps (WDR 25fps).

3

BLC

Backlight compensation is used.
Backlight compensation is to increase the brightness of theentire image and make the subject that is blackened bybacklighting to the appropriate brightness.

The default setting is “OFF”.

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HLC - Level
It is enabled when Mode is “HLC”.
Set the mask brightness level.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the lower the brightness threshold of the mask, and the larger thevalue, the higher the brightness threshold of the mask.
The default setting is “10”.

HLC - Color
It is enabled when Mode is “HLC”.
Set the mask color.
You can select from WHT / YEL / CYN / GRN / MAG / RED / BLU / BLK.
The default setting is “BLK”.

BLC – BLC Mode
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC”.
Set the range mode of the backlight compensation area.
Table 10. Selectable items of Mode1

CUSTOMIZE

Set the backlight compensation area by H position / V position /H size / V size described later.

2

CENTER

Set the center of the imaging range to the backlightcompensation area.

3

SPOT

Set the narrow spot in the center of the image pickup area as
the backlight compensation area.

The default setting is “CUSTOMIZE”.

BLC – BLC OSD ON
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC”.
Set visibility of backlight compensation area.
The default setting is “OFF”.

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BLC - H position
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC”.
Set the horizontal start position of the backlight compensation area.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, to the left moves, and the larger the value, to the right moves.
The default setting is “3”.

BLC - V position
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC”.
Set the vertical start position of the backlight compensation area.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, to the up moves, and the larger the value, to the down moves.
The default setting is “10”.

BLC - H size
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC“.
Set the horizontal size of the backlight compensation area.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, to the left moves, and the larger the value, to the right moves.
The default setting is “14”.

BLC - V size
It is enabled when Mode is “BLC“.
Set the vertical size of the backlight compensation area.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, to the up moves, and the larger the value, to the down moves.
The default setting is “4”.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.3.4. Color
Click “Color” on menu to go to the COLOR page.
Here you can set such as the auto white balance.
This page is only WAT-2400S.

Figure 29. The COLOR pageAWB
Set the auto white balance.
Select from the following four.
Table 11. Selectable items of AWB
1

AUTO

Automatically performs white balance control.

2

AUTOext

White balance control is automatically performed at a color
temperature range wider than AUTO.
If the range is too wide, set it to AUTO.

3

PRESET

The white balance can be automatically corrected according to
the environment, and the compensation value can be fixed.
Please see Preset below for details.

4

MANUALYou can select from a predetermined color temperature.

The default setting is “AUTOext”.

43Color Gain
Set the color gain. It can be set between 0 - 40.
The smaller the value, the lower the saturation, and the larger the value, the higher thesaturation.
The default setting is “20”.

Preset
It is enabled when AWB is “PRESET”. Set the preset white balance.
The white balance will be adjusted for about 3 seconds after you press the Save button.
After adjustment, the white balance is fixed until the Save button is pressed again.

C Temp
It is enabled when AWB is “MANUAL”. Set the color temperature.
You can be select from 3000K / 5000K / 8000K.
The default setting is “5000K”.

R Gain
It is enabled when AWB is “MANUAL”. Set the red gain.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the negative compensation is applied to the R component.
The larger the value, the positive compensation is applied to the R component.
The default setting is “10”.

B Gain
It is enabled when AWB is “MANUAL”. Set the blue gain.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the negative compensation is applied to the B component.
The larger the value, the positive compensation is applied to the B component.
The default setting is “10”.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.3.5. Picture
Click “Picture” on menu to go to the PICTURE page.
Here you can set such as the sharpness, contrast of the image.

Figure 30. The PICTURE pageGamma
Set the gamma correction.
It can be selected from 0.45 / 0.5 / 0.55 / 0.6 / 0.65 / 0.7 / 0.75 / AUTO.
The default setting is “AUTO”.

AUTO DAY
It is enabled when Gamma is “AUTO“.
Set the lower limit of gamma correction when the average brightness of the image is bright.
It can be select from 0.45 / 0.5 / 0.55 / 0.6 / 0.65 / 0.7 / 0.75.
The default setting is "0.55".

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AUTO NIGHT
It is enabled when Gamma is “AUTO“.
Set the upper limit of gamma correction when the average brightness of the image is dark.
It can be select from 0.45 / 0.5 / 0.55 / 0.6 / 0.65 / 0.7 / 0.75.
The default setting is "0.45".
Note: When Gamma is AUTO, in the range of AUTO DAY to AUTO NIGHT
Gamma correction is performed.

Sharpness
Set the sharpness.
It can be set between 0 - 10.
The smaller the value, the lower the sharpness, and the larger the value, the higher the
sharpness.
The default setting is “5”.

Mirror
Switch ON / OFF of left / right reversal.
The default setting is “OFF“.

Flip
Switch ON / OFF of upside-down.
The default setting is “OFF“.

ACE
Set the contrast.
It can be selected from OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH.
The default setting is “OFF“.

Defog
Switch ON / OFF use of defog correction.
Defog correction improves visibility deteriorated by fog, snow, dust etc.
The default setting is “OFF“.

46Defog - Mode
It is enabled when Defog is “ON“.
It can be selected from MANUAL / AUTO.
When this item is MANUAL, fog correction is always performed.
When this item is AUTO, fog correction is automatically performed as necessary.
The default setting is “AUTO”.

Defog - Level
It is enabled when Defog is “ON“.
It can be selected from LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH.
The default setting is “MIDDLE”.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.3.6. Privacy
Click “Privacy” on menu to go to the PRIVACY page.
Here you can set such as the Privacy Mask.

Figure 31. The PRIVACY page(When OFF)

Figure 32. The PRIVACY page(When ON)

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Privacy
Switch ON / OFF use of privacy mask.
The default setting is “OFF“.

Mask mode
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
It can be selected from FILL / FORMAT.
When this item is FILL, fill the mask area.
When this item is FORMAT, make the mask area black and white reversed.
The default setting is “FILL“.

Y level
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
Set the brightness of the mask color.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the lower the brightness, and the larger the value, the higher thebrightness.
The default setting is “10”.

CB level
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
Set the intensity of the B component of the mask color.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the lower the intensity of B component, the larger value, the higher
the intensity of B component.
The default setting is “10”.

CR level
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
Set the intensity of the R component of the mask color.
It can be set between 0 - 20.
The smaller the value, the lower the intensity of R component, the larger value, the higher
the intensity of R component.
The default setting is “10“.

49Trans
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
Set the transparency of the mask.
It can be set between 0 - 3.
The smaller the value, the lower the transparency, the larger the value, the higher thetransparency.
The default setting is “0”.

Simulated image
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.

refreshUpdates the simulated image to the current image.

grid
Overwrites the grid lines on the simulated image.

apply
It has the same effect as the submit button.

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Zone selection
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
It can be set between Zone0 - 15.
When you select Zone, the following setting items are displayed.

Figure 33. The PRIVACY page(Selected the Zone selection)

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The setting items of each mask are explained below.
A) Privacy Zone
Switch display ON / OFF of each mask.
B)

Position X
Sets the horizontal start position of each mask.

C) Position Y
Sets the vertical start position of each mask.
D) Width Size
Sets the Width Size of each mask.
E)

Height Size
Sets the Height Size of each mask.

Please pay attention that you need to click “submit” next to each mask setting when updating
the setting of each mask.

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6.3.7. Motion
Click “Motion” on menu to go to the MOTION page.
Here you can set motion detection.

Figure 34. The MOTION page(When OFF)

Figure 35. The MOTION page(When ON)

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MotionSwitch ON / OFF use of the motion detection.
The default setting is “OFF“.

Detection Tone
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
Set the display method of effective area of motion detection.
It can be set between 0 - 4.
Table 12. Selectable items of DETECTION TONE
0

The detection range is displayed with a white frame.

1

The detection range is displayed with the transparent frame.

2

The detection range is displayed as a transparent frame withhigher transparency than 1.

3

The detection range is not displayed.

4

The detection range is displayed with the thin green frame.

The default setting is “2”.

MDRECT Fill
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
Switch the ON / OFF of the fill of the motion detection area.
The default setting is “ON”.

Sensitivity
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
Set the sensitivity of motion detection.
It can be set between 0 - 10.
The smaller the value, the lower the sensitivity, and the larger the value, the higher thesensitivity.
The default setting is “5”.

Motion OSD
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
Switch ON / OFF of OSD display at motion detection.
The default setting is “ON”.

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Text Alarm
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
Switch ON / OFF of the text display of motion detection.
The default setting is “ON”.

Simulated image
It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.

refreshUpdates the simulated image to the current image.

grid
Overwrites the grid lines on the simulated image.

apply
It has the same effect as the submit button.

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Zone selection
It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“.
It can be set between Zone0 - 3.
When you select Zone, the following setting items are displayed.

Figure 36. The MOTION page(When ON)

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The setting items of each zone are explained below.
A) Motion Zone
Switch ON / OFF enable of each zone.
B)

Position X
Sets the horizontal start position of each zone.

C) Position Y
Sets the vertical start position of each zone.
D) Width Size
Sets the Width size of each zone.
E)

Height Size
Sets the Height size of each zone.

Please pay attention that you need to click “submit” next to each zone setting when
updating the setting of each zone.

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6.3.8. Output Set
Click “Output” Set on menu to go to the OUTPUT SET page.
Here you can set Sensor output.

Figure 37. The OUTPUT SET pageMode
The settings that can be selected will change depending on the Frequency setting
described below.
When Frequency is 60Hz, select from the following 5.
Table 13. Selectable items of Mode (When Frequency is 60Hz)
1

Normal 30fps

Takes with 30fps Normal.

2

Normal 60fps

Takes with 60fps Normal.
However, streaming and recording at 60fps is possible only
when the resolution of H.264 Main is 720P or less.
Note: Reference "6.4.1. Video".

3

DNR 30fps

Takes with 30fps 3D Digital Noise Reduction.

4

WDR 15fps

Takes with 15fps Wide Dynamic Range.
The wide dynamic range is a setting that combines twoframes with different exposure times and expands the
dynamic range.

5

WDR 30fps

Takes with 30fps Wide Dynamic Range.

The default setting is “DNR 30fps”.

58When Frequency is 50Hz, select from the following 5.
Table 14. Selectable items of Mode (When Frequency is 50Hz)
1

Normal 25fps

Takes with 25fps Normal.

2

Normal 50fps

Takes with 50fps Normal.
However, streaming and recording at 50fps is possible only
when the resolution of H.264 Main is 720P or less.
Note: Reference "6.4.1. Video".

3

DNR 25fps

Takes with 25fps 3D Digital Noise Reduction.

4

WDR 12fps

Takes with 12fps Wide Dynamic Range.

5

WDR 25fps

Takes with 25fps Wide Dynamic Range.

The default setting is “DNR 25fps”.

Level
It is enabled when Mode is DNR 30fps(DNR 25fps) / WDR 15fps(WDR 12fps) / WDR
30fps(WDR 25fps).
It can be selected from LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH.
The default setting is “MIDDLE”.

Frequency
It can be selected from 50Hz / 60Hz.
The default setting is “60Hz”.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.3.9. System
Click “System” on menu to go to the SYSTEM page.
Here you can set Color bar and Title.

Figure 38. The SYSTEM pageColor bar
Switch ON / OFF of the Color bar.
The default setting is “OFF”.

Cam Title
You can set the title to be displayed to the image.
It can be selected from OFF / Right up / Left down.
The title is allowed 8 alphanumeric characters.
Characters that can be output are half-width alphanumerical characters and half-width
symbols (excluding the five types of “¥~|{}“).
If a character that cannot be output is set, it will be replaced with a single-byte space.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.4. VIDEO SETUP
6.4.1. Video
Click “Video” on menu to go to the Video Information page.
Here you can set streaming etc.

Figure 39. The Video Information page61

Max Resolution
It display the maximum size that can be streamed.

Max FPSIt display the maximum framerate that can be streamed.
It is changed by the Mode setting of "6.3.8. Output Set".

Output Mode
Display the current sensor output mode.
It is changed by the Mode setting of "6.3.8. Output Set".

Recording time
Set the recording time.
It can be select from 30sec / 1min / 3min / 5min.
The default setting is "3min".
If this setting is changed, the current recording will be stopped once, and a new recording
file will be created.
Note: It is recommended to reformat the microSD card after changing this setting.
Please refer to "6.6.1.Info" for details.

RTSP Port
Configure the port of the RTSP protocol.
It can be set between 1 - 65535.
The default setting is “554”.
Note: If this setting cannot be changed, the port to be changed may be used. In thatcase, try rebooting once before making any changes.

HTTP & ONVIF Port
Configure the port of the HTTP & ONVIF protocol.
It can be set between 1 - 65535.
The default setting is “80”.
This setting will be reflected on reboot.
Note: The same number cannot be set for RTSP Port and HTTP & ONVIF Port.

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Authenticate streaming
Switch ON / OFF of the authentication function for streaming.
The username and the password are the same as the authentication of the web setting
page.
For the default setting of the username and the password, please refer to 6.1.How toaccess the setting page.
The default setting is “OFF”.
Note: Set it to ON when using it while the camera can connect to the Internet.

Select Recording
Select recorded streaming of microSD card.
It can be selected from H.264 MAIN / H.264 SUB.
The default setting is “H.264 MAIN”.

Timestamp Display
Switch ON / OFF of the Timestamp.
The default setting is “ON”.

Mix Audio with Streaming & Recoding
Switch audio input ON / OFF.
The default setting is “ON”.

Select Audio
Select the audio input mode from the following 3.
Table 15. Selectable items of Select Audio
1

INTERNAL MICROPHONE

Use the included microphone.

2

EXTERNAL AUDIO

Use external input.

3

MIX BOTH

Use both.

The default setting is “INTERNAL MICROPHONE”.

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H.264 Main
H.264 Profiles
H.264 Main Select compression profile for streaming.
It can be selected from Baseline / Main.
For the same bit rate, the Main Profile tends to have higher image quality.
However, please note that some playback devices may not support Main Profile.
The default setting is “Baseline”.
If this setting is changed, the current recording will be stopped once, and a new recording
file will be created.

H.264 Resolution
H.264 Main Selects the resolution size of the streaming.
Table 16. Selectable items of H.264 Resolution
H.264 Resolution
1920x1080
1280x720
800x600
704x480704x400
640x480
640x360320x240
The default setting is “1920x1080”.
If this setting is changed, the current recording will be stopped once, and a new recording
file will be created.

H.264 Quality
It is enable when the Bitrate Control described later is "VBR".
Set compression ratio.
It can be set between 10 - 51.
The smaller the value, the higher the quality, and the larger the value, the lower the quality.
The default setting is “30”.

64H.264 GOP (IDR)
H.264 Main Set compression GOP for streaming.
It can be set between 1 - 240.
The smaller the value, the lower the compression rate, but the faster the seek time.
The larger the value, the higher the compression rate, but the seek time will be slower.
The default setting is “30”.
If this setting is changed, the current recording will be stopped once, and a new recording
file will be created.

H.264 FPS
H.264 Main Set framerate for streaming.
Depending on the Frequency setting on the “6.3.8. Output Set”, the items that can beselected will change.
List items that can be selected below.
Table 17. Selectable items of H.264 FPS
When Frequency is 60Hz

When Frequency is 50Hz

60fps(*1)

50fps(*1)

30fps

25fps

15fps

5fps

10fps

1fps

6fps

－

5fps

－

3fps

－

2fps

－

1fps

－

The default setting is “30fps” or “25fps”.
If this setting is changed, the current recording will be stopped once, and a new recording
file will be created.
*1

When the setting Mode of "6.3.8.Output Set" is "NORMAL 60fps (NORMAL 50fps)",this item will be displayed.
If this setting cannot be changed to "60fps (50fps)", Set H.264 Main Resolution tosomething other than "1920x1080".

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Bitrate Control
H.264 Main Select compression method for streaming from the following 3 methods.
Table 18. Selectable items of Bitrate Control
1

VBR

Variable Bitrate.
Quality is constant, and bitrate is variable.
Since the bit rate changes according to the subject, network
bandwidth can be used efficiently.
However, since the bandwidth used is not constant, it is difficult
to design the network.

2

CBR

Constant Bitrate.
Bitrate is constant, and quality is variable.
Because the bandwidth used is constant, network design is easy.
However, depending on the subject, the bandwidth may be
wasted, or the image quality may be poor.

3

CVBR

Constant Variable Bitrate.
In H.264, the data size is reduced by putting the difference data
(P-frame) between the complete image data (I-frame).
In CBR mode, to keep the constant bandwidth, the quality of nextI-frame is degraded, when size of P-frame is increase. During thisperiod, the quality will be extremely reduced.
In CVBR mode, keep the next I-frame quality, even if the size of
P-frame is increase. As a result, the bit rate increases, but theimage quality improves.

The default setting is “CBR”.

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H.264 Bitrate
H.264 Main Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming from the following.
Table 19. Selectable items of H.264 Bitrate
H.264 Bitrate
20 Mbit
19 Mbit
18 Mbit
17 Mbit
16 Mbit
15 Mbit
14 Mbit
13 Mbit
12 Mbit
11 Mbit
10 Mbit
9 Mbit
8 Mbit
7 Mbit6 Mbit5 Mbit4 Mbit3 Mbit2 Mbit1 Mbit
512 Kbit
256 Kbit
128 Kbit
The higher the setting, the higher the quality, but the larger the data size is.
The default setting is “10Mbit”.

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H.264 Sub Profiles
H.264 Sub Select compression profile for streaming.
Details are the same as H.264 Profiles of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “Baseline”.

H.264 Sub Resolution
H.264 Sub Selects the resolution size of the streaming.
Table 20. Selectable items of H.264 Sub Resolution
H.264 Sub Resolution
640x360320x240
The default setting is “640x360”.

H.264 Sub Quality
It is enable when the Bitrate Control described later is "VBR".
Details are the same as H.264 Quality of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “30”.

H.264 Sub GOP (IDR)
H.264 Sub Set compression GOP for streaming.
Details are the same as H.264 GOP of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “30”.

H.264 Sub FPS
H.264 Sub Set framerate for streaming.
Details are the same as H.264 FPS of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “30fps” or “25fps”.

Bitrate Control
H.264 Sub Select compression method for streaming.
Details are the same as Bitrate Control of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “CBR”.

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H.264 Sub Bitrate
H.264 Sub Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming.
Details are the same as H.264 Bitrate of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “2Mbit”.

MJPEG
M-JPEG Resolution
The resolution size of MJPEG streaming is fixed "1920 x 1080".

M-JPEG Quality
It is enable when the Bitrate Control described later is "VBR".
Set compression quality.
It can be set between 0 - 99.
The smaller the value, the lower the quality, and the larger the value, the higher the quality.
The default setting is “50”.

M-JPEG FPS
MJPEG Set framerate for streaming.
Details are the same as H.264 FPS of H.264 Main.
The default setting is “30fps” or “25fps”.

Bitrate Control
MJPEG Select the compression quality specification method for streaming from thefollowing 2 method.
Table 21. Selectable items of Bitrate Control
1

VBR

Variable Bitrate.
Quality is constant, and bitrate is variable.

2

CBR

Constant Bitrate.
Bitrate is constant, and quality is variable.

The default setting is “CBR”.

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M-JPEG Bitrate
MJPEG Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming from the following.
Table 22. Selectable items of M-JPEG Bitrate
MJPG Bitrate
50 Mbit
45 Mbit
40 Mbit
35 Mbit
30 Mbit
25 Mbit
20 Mbit
19 Mbit
18 Mbit
17 Mbit
16 Mbit
15 Mbit
14 Mbit
13 Mbit
12 Mbit
11 Mbit
10 Mbit
9 Mbit
8 Mbit
7 Mbit6 Mbit5 Mbit4 Mbit3 Mbit2 Mbit1 Mbit
The higher the setting, the higher the quality, but the larger the data size is.
The default setting is “20Mbit”.
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.4.2. H.264 View
With the end of support for Internet Explorer, the function has been removed from F/W
Ver.3.1.0.

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6.4.3. JPEG View
Click “JPEG View” on menu to go to the view page.
Here you can watch image of JPEG.
JPEG images are updated instantly.
The image size will be fixed at 1920 x 1080.

Figure 40. The JPEG view page

Back
Return the page to the previous page.
It is the same movement as the browser's back button.

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6.5. NETWORK SETUP
6.5.1. Ethernet
Click “Ethernet” on menu to go to the Network Information page.
Here you can set network etc.

Figure 41. The Network Information page

IP Address
It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
Set the IP address.
The default setting is “192.168.1.250”.

Subnet Mask
It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
Set the sub-net mask.
The default setting is “255.255.255. 0”.
Note: IP Address where all bits of the host part are 1 or 0 cannot be set.

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If it is set, it will be invalid and will return to the before setting value.

Default Gateway
It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
Set the default gateway.
The default setting is “192.168.1.1”.

Primary DNS Server
It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
Configure the primary DNS server.
The default setting is “8.8.8.8”.

Secondary DNS Server
It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
Configure the secondary DNS server.
The default setting is “8.8.4.4”.

Use DHCP Server
Switch ON / OFF use of DHCP server.
When this setting is ON, this camera will receive the IP address from the external DHCP
server.
The default setting is “OFF”.

FTP Server
Switch ON / OFF FTP server function.
The default setting is “OFF”.
For details on how to connect the FTP server, refer to "5.2. FTP Access" below.
Note: This function cannot be used with “6.6.1.Info Continuous Recording”,“6.6.2.Schedule” or “6.6.3.Timelapse”.
If this function cannot be enabled, please confirm that the above 3 functions are OFF.

Ethernet MTU
Set the Ethernet MTU.
This setting will be reflected on reboot.
The default setting is “1500”.

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Broadcast Filter
Function to ignore specific broadcast and multicast packets from external networks.
If you cannot access the camera from a network outside the router, you may be able toaccess it by setting it to OFF.
The default setting is “ON”.
Caution: If this setting value is set to OFF, security risks may increase.
If you turn it OFF, please pay attention to security, such as setting "6.4.1.Video"
Authenticate streaming to ON.

To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.6. SD CARD SETUP
6.6.1. Info
Click “Info” on menu to go to the SD Card Information page.
Here you can make settings related to the microSD card.

Figure 42. The SD Card Information page

Total Size
Displays the total size of the microSD card.

Used Size
Displays the used size of the microSD card.

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Free Size
Display the free size of the microSD card.
Note: Total Size, Used Size, and Free Size will not be displayed correctly for 10 seconds
after the camera is started. Please wait at least 10 seconds after the startup andreopen the page.

Free Percentage
Displays the Percentage of (Free size) / (total size).

Continuous Recording
Switch ON / OFF recording to the microSD card.
The default setting is “ON”.
Note: This function cannot be used with 6.5.1.Ethernet FTP Server or 6.6.3.Timelapse.
If this function cannot be enabled, please confirm that the above 2 functions are OFF.

Operation When SD-Card is fullSet the operation when the “Free Percentage” on the microSD card falls below 5%.
When "Overwrite" is selected, the oldest record is automatically deleted and a new one iscreated.
When “Recording Stop” is selected, the “Continuous Recording” is set to “OFF” and stop
recording.
The default setting is “Overwrite”.

Save Jpeg in SD-Card
Save JPEG still images to the microSD card.
The still image is saved at the moment when you click the “submit” button.

FormatFormat the microSD card.
When you click the “Format” button, the page switches and Format starts.
When Format ends, you are prompted to restart, click the “OK” button.
Please attention that saved data on the microSD card will be deleted.
Note: Be sure to format each time you insert a microSD card into this camera.

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Download recorded video and still images saved to the microSD card.
In order to use this function, you need to set Continuous Recording, FTP Server of"6.5.1.Ethernet", Schedule Enable of "6.6.2.Schedule", and Timelapse Enable of"6.6.3.Timelapse" to “OFF”.
When you click the “Files” button, you can check the file to the microSD card.

To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.6.2. Schedule
Click “Schedule” on the menu to go to the Record Schedule page.
Here you can make settings related to the Record Schedule.

Figure 43. The Record Schedule page(When OFF)

Camera Time
Display the current time of the camera.

Schedule Enable
Switches the schedule function ON / OFF.
The default setting is "OFF".
When you select ON, detailed setting items will be displayed as shown below.
Note: In order to use this function, it is necessary to set the FTP Server of "6.5.1.Ethernet"
and the Timelapse Enable of "6.6.3.Timelapse" to OFF.

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Figure 44. The Record Schedule page(When ON)
The schedule setting method is explained below.

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A

C

B

D

Figure 45. The Schedule select areaA) The All check
When this check is turned ON, all checks of B, C, and D are turnedON.
When this check is turned OFF, all checks of B, C, and D are turned
OFF.

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B)

Checks of the timeframe
When the check in this area is turned ON, the check of the row in thesame timeframe among the checks in the D area is turned ON.
When the check in this area is turned OFF, the check of the row in thesame timeframe among the checks in the D area is turned OFF.

C) Checks of the day of the week
When the check in this area is turned ON, the check of the column inthe same the day of the week among the checks in the D area isturned ON.
When the check in this area is turned OFF, the check of the column inthe same the day of the week among the checks in the D area isturned OFF.
D) Checks of schedule
Switch the recording ON / OFF of the time frame for each day of the
week.
Even if the check in areas A, B, and C is ON, if the check in this area
is not ON, recording will not be performed.

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Example:
When you want to record from 8 o'clock to 17 o'clock every day, set as follows.

Figure 46. Example of schedule setting
To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.6.3. Timelapse
Click “Timelapse” on the menu to go to the Timelapse page.
Here you can make settings related to the Timelapse.

Figure 47. The Timelapse page

Camera Time
Display the current time of the camera.

Timelapse Enable
Switch ON / OFF Timelapse function.
The default setting is “OFF”.
Image saving starts when it is set to ON, and image saving is performed each time theInterval Time elapses.
Note: In order to use this function, it is necessary to set the FTP Server of “6.5.1.Ethernet”,
the Continuous Recording of “6.6.1.Info” or the Schedule Enable of “6.6.2.Schedule” to
OFF.

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Interval Time
Set the image save interval.
It can be set between 10 - 604800 sec.
The default setting is “10”.
Note: The shooting interval is not necessarily the same as "Interval Time".
Depending on the situation of the system, the shooting interval may go long andshort.
Note: About folder of Timelapse.
Files saved by the Timelapse function are saved in the "TIMELAPSEXXX" folder on the
microSD card. (XXX is a sequential number.)If the microSD card is formatted, TIMELAPSE000 will be created at camera startup.
In addition, the following folder is created for every 10000 files.
If created up to 999, the Timelapse function will stop working.
Also, if the folder name to be created is already in use, the Timelapse function will stop
working.
Please format it. (Refer to Format of 6.6.1. Info.)
microSD card
∟NORMAL (Folder for Video)∟SNAPSHOT (Folder for Snapshot)∟TIMELAPSE000 (Folder for Timelapse)∟TIMELAPSE001∟TIMELAPSE…

To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

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6.7. How to initialize the camera setting
You can use the microSD card to initialize the settings.
This initialization method can be used, for example, when you forget the ID / password
required to login to the web setting page.
If you can login to the WEB setting page, initialization is possible with "6.2.5.Reset".
The procedure is described below.
I.

Mount the microSD card to be used to the PC.

II.

Format microSD card in Fat32.

III.

Create a file named "all_reset.bin" just under the drive of the microSD card.
Note: Please make it as a text file and make the file size 0 Byte.
All file names should be in lower case.

IV.

Unmount & Remove the microSD card from the PC.

V.

Power off this camera.

VI.

Mount the microSD card to this camera.

VII. Power on this camera.
VIII. Please wait for a while until it starts up. It will start in about 30 seconds.
IX.

When this camera is initialized correctly, "all_reset.bin" of the microSD card will bedeleted. If initialization is not done, remount the microSD card to the PC and confirm
that "all_reset.bin" has been deleted.
If "all_reset.bin" has not been deleted, please check the file name and file size again.

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7. Reference
7.1. How to use ONVIF Device Manager
This camera conforms to the ONVIF Profile S.
Download the ONVIF Device Manager (ODM) from the following link;
http://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/
Then install the ODM to your PC and initiate the ODM.

ODM starts as follows;

Figure 48. ODM screen
If the network configuration has been successfully connected without error, the WAT933_ENTRY or WAT-2400S_ENTRY will show up in the Device list. Please make surethere is no error in the network settings if you do not see.

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In the text box at the top of the screen, enter the ID and Password of the above-mentioned
the User Information page in Name and Password respectively, and click "Log in".
When you have not changed, enter Name: root, Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last twodigits of MAC address”.
Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the password will be "1234".

Figure 49. ODM Login
Once you have finished the login and click the “WAT-933_ENTRY” or “WAT2400S_ENTRY” of the Device list. Since the menu is open, click "Live video". If there is not
any problem, the moving image will be displayed as shown in the figure below.

Figure 50. Live video screen
In case of such as “Loading” is displayed and the image does not appear, please restart the
ODM.

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7.2. FTP Access
You can access internal storage by using FTP.
This section explains the connection method of using "FileZilla".

7.2.1. Enable the FTP server
The FTP Server function is off by default.
Before making an FTP connection, set the FTP server of "6.5.1. Ethernet" to ON.
Note:

When switch ON of FTP server, you need to insert a microSD card.
Be sure to turn off the power of the camera before inserting or removing the
microSD card.

7.2.2. A case of FileZilla
Download the appropriate Installer which meets your PC from FileZilla official download page(https://filezilla-project.org/) and install it.

Open the FileZilla when the installation is completed.

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Figure 51. FileZilla screen
When this camera is the default setting, enter the following in the red line above.
Host: 192.168.1.250
Username: root
Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address”
Port: (Blank)
Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the password will be "1234".
Click "Quickconnect" to access internal storage.

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subsidiaries and affiliates in the United States and other countries.
FileZilla is a trademark of the FileZilla project.
VideoLAN, VLC and VLC media player are trademarks of VideoLAN.
ONVIF is a registered trademark of ONVIF, Inc.
SD, microSD, SDHC and SDXC are trademarks or registered trademarks of the SD Card
Association.
Other company names, product names, service names, etc. mentioned may be used as
trademarks by each company.

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