Network Camera & Live Cams Support

Step 1     Download M7CMS from app store, then install M7CMS on your iPhone.

1. Go to Apple app store on your iPhone.
2. Search for keyword Microseven or m7cms
   (use links https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/m7cms-for-ip-camera-network/id581120751?mt=8)
   
   
3. Tap the green button “BUY APP” when you found your app, installation process will go on automatically, then you just wait until it finish.
   
   
4. When it is finished, M7CMS icon will be shown on your iPhone desktop.
5. Now you tap on M7CMS icon to run M7CMS. When it is opened, you will see the list of cameras, there is only one camera in the list for giving you a demo. The name of this camera is Valley Blvd Walnut.
   
   
     

Step 2     Add Cameras to M7CMS.

There are 2 ways to add camera(s) to live cameras list.

2.1 The first method adding camera to app, you will do search camera and add it to list.

1. To confirm your camera is powered on and working in your local area network (LAN).
2. Tap M7CMS app icon to open M7CMS.
3. Tap Search icon at the bottom of the page to do Camera Search, (at present, Microseven brand camera can be found in the app).
   
     
4. Camera(s) can be found on the list if your Microseven camera(s) in your local area network.
   
   
5. Tap the plus button to add camera in Camera Add page. Camera properties are filled up automatically by default. You may modify camera user ID and password for access if you have them other than default.
   
   
6. Enter Camera Name as you wish.
7. Camera Login is the place to access camera video, default user ID is admin and its password is password.
8. Change camera User ID and Password if it is not by default.
9. Tap ‘Done’ to confirm the settings. It will go back to Camera Add page.
10. The camera will be added to the list.

2.2 The second method to add camera(s) to app, you will add camera without doing. The method for camera on the Internet or the camera you want to add is not Microseven brand camera that is RTSP protocol ready.

1. Tap Add new icon at the bottom of the page to add a camera.
   
   
2. Enter Camera Name.
3. Enter IP address (this field can be local area network IP address, example 192.168.1.201 or it can be Internet IP address, if you have domain name of the camera address, you can enter the domain name, usually, people use dyndns.com name as their domain name. You can check site www.dyndns.org for reference).
4. Enter video port, default video port for Microseven brand camera is 9960 (9660-9661)
5. Enter RTSP port, this port is for this app use, default RTSP port is 554.
6. Tap Camera Login.
   
   
7. Camera Login page is opened.
8. Enter your camera User ID and Password, default User ID is admin and default Password is password.
9. Tap ‘Done’ to confirm the settings, a pop window Success is up. Tap OK.
10. You can add more cameras as you want to.
11. Tap Cameras icon at bottom of page. You will find the camera is added.
    
    

Step 3     View and Control Pan/Tilt/Zoom live camera in the app.

1. Tap Cameras icon at bottom of page, you then go to Live Cameras page.
   
   
   
2. There is a list of camera(s), then tap the camera you want to view. It will lead you to Live Camera View page.
   
   

   Tap PTZ Control icon at bottom of the page, the PTZ control panel will be activated. Now you can control the video pan/tilt/zoom to view camera.
   
   

   Tap PTZ Control icon at bottom of the page, the PTZ control panel will be activated. Now you can control the video pan/tilt/zoom to view camera.

   The icon functions of pan/tilt/zoom panel are:

   	Iris +, Iris -		Focus +, Focus -
   	Zoom +, Zoom -
   	To Up		To Down
   	To Left		To Right
   	Auto Rotate Start		Auto Rotate Stop
   	Auto Cruise Start		Auto Cruise Stop
   	Return to Preset Position
   Slider	Rotate Speed Control	Preset Position(001 – 255)	Set Position, Recall Position

Step 4     Remove Camera from the List.

1. Tap Cameras icon at bottom of page, you go to Live Camera page.
   
   
2. Tap ‘Edit’; choose the camera from the list that you want to remove.
   
   
3. Tap ‘Delete’ to remove the camera from the list.
   
   

This post is only for optional zoom PTZ network camera OSD menu info.
You may help OSD menu – M7-PTZDWS-22X, the following snapshot will help to use OSD menu.
Preset number of OSD menu is 57.
You input 57 on preset number field, then click on RECALL button, then OSD menu will pop up.
After popup console menu on OSD. You will find control button assicioate with control of OSD menu.

1. Connect camera router or switch in your local area network (LAN)
2. To find camera in your network using Microseven M7 cam locator
   
3. View camera in Microseven M7CMS software
   
4. Check camera RTSP port to see if it is opened, default RTSP port number is 554
5. To set camera RTSP port to 554 using M7CMS by chick on properties, click on Apply
   
6. When you finish it, go to download M7LIVE software program from download menu on www.microseven.com
   
7. After you downloaded it, then to install M7LIVE on your PC or server, and follow the steps and click next. If you have Activation Key, IP address and RTSP ports different than default numbers, you can modify them during the installation. By click Finish to complete your installation of M7LIVE
   
   
   
   
8. Go to you current PC or server to open port 1935, port 7000 from Windows Firewall. To make sure you make current PC or server as static IP in your LAN network
   
9. Then you go to your router to do port forwarding on port 1935 (RTMP port), port 7000, here is the example, assuming your PC static IP is 192.168.1.15, then you will do port forwarding port 1935 (RTMP port) and port 7000 to 192.168.1.15
   
10. Go to get your Internet IP address from your router, or go to URL http://www.whatismyip.com to find the Internet IP address
11. Setup your camera on tool www.microseven.tv to get html script code
    
12. For M7Live single camera version
    
    1. Add your camera to microseven.tv
       - Set camera configuration parameters
       You need to input, must full these fields:
       1. Camera ID [It will be automatically created by system for M7LIVE licensed version]
       2. Display name
       3. Do you want camera video to shared or not shared ( public or private)
       4. View status Display Enable or Disable on microseven.tv [for M7LIVE licensed version]
       6. M7LIVE server [PC or server] Internet IP address, or you can use domain name for this Internet IP address
       7. M7LIVE server [PC or server] RTMP port 1935 as default
       8. M7LIVE server [PC or server] Microseven communication port 7000
       9. Camera Internet IP address, or you can use domain name for this Internet IP address [for M7LIVE licensed version]
       10. Camera RTSP port default 554 port [for M7LIVE licensed version]
       11. Max connection from Internet users [for M7LIVE licensed version]
       12. You need a URL which is for all the devices where it has Internet browser

       When you finish, you need to click on Save to save all the settings
       

    2. You can add a description (camera info) the camera
       
    3. Click on Save to save your settings, and it will direct you to camera list page
       
       The camera is in the list, it displays in the following:
       • Camera name
       • Camera info – M7LIVE Server version #, M7LIVE IP/Domain, RTMP Port, Camera ID
       • View Status
       • Shared Status
       • Current Views
       • Bitrate in/out
       • Max Connection
       • Total Views
       • Post Date
       • Action – View, Settings …, Delete
13. For M7LIVE multiple camera version (licensed version):
    1. Allow you add more than one camera using add new button
       
    2. You will have all the list of live camera video in the list after you added them
       
14. Click View in the table, you can view live video from camera with www.microseven.tv
    
15. You can now copy and paste this camera embed html script code to any websites

The following steps is shown to setup RTSP in your account at www.microseven.com. You can view camera(s) remotely using any brand name of Internet browsers. -  Microseven

Step1 Open microseven.com, login to your account.

Step2 Go to My Account > Online Camera > Add new camera, add your M7 camera(s).

Step3 Set ‘Camera Name’ and ‘IP/Domain’.

Step4 Click ‘Submit’ button, go to Camera Overview page, the new camera is listed.

Step5 Click ‘View RTSP’ button, go to Camera RTSP View page.

We need your feedback for the interface of our RTSP protocol app at www.microseven.com.

Step 1     Click Microseven IP locator icon  , Microseven IP locator window will pop up.

Step 2 Click on ‘Search’ in Locator.

Step 3 Highlight on IP address and double click, A pop up window will appear..

Step 4 Click ‘Reset (factory)…’ .

Step 5 After reset, you need to re-configure camera again. If you want to keep the properties values in camera, you just need to click ‘Set Default’ button.

Step 1    COM Setting.

1. Click Camera Setup ‘Setting’ button on the web system main page, go to ‘COM Settings’ page.
   
2. Set COM parameters for your PTZ camera device.
   - COM: 2
   - Stop: 1
   - Data bits: 8
   - Parity: None
   - Bits per second: 9600
3. Click ‘Apply’ to save the current settings.
4. Click ‘Return to the web system main page.

Step 2     PTZ Control Setting.

1. Click Surveillance Setup ‘Setting’ button, go to ‘PTZ Control’ page.
   
2. Set PTZ Address, COM Port and Protocol.
   - Address: 01
   - COM: 2
   - Protocol: P_D
3. Click ‘Apply’ to save the current setting.
4. Click ‘Return’, to go back to the web system main page.

Make sure you have set up your Microseven Network Camera. Instructions can be found at http://www.microseven.com

Objective

*To view your Microseven Network Camera on any computer with an internet connection and on any browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.)

STEP 1

Before continuing, please make sure you have VLC media player installed. To check if you have VLC Media player installed, visit http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html?ip=74.212.249.249. Your firewall might prompt you to block the plug-in; please unblock for viewing.

If you can see the live stream, skip to step 2. If you cannot see the live stream, go to step 1.1.

STEP 1.1

Go to http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ to download the installer. After clicking “Download VLC”, the website will redirect to “Sourceforge” and the file will start downloading.

STEP 1.2

After downloading the installer, run it. If there is a security warning, just click “Run”. Follow the instructions of the installer. When you reach the “Choose Components” section, be sure to select “Full” for your installation.

STEP 1.3

Continue the installation and click “Finish”. You may now continue to Step 2.

STEP 2

Prepare your own camera’s IP address and set the port to 554.

STEP 3

To view your camera, type in the URL with the following format: http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html?ip=[ip address]&port=554

(For example, http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html?ip=74.212.249.249&port=554)

Your camera’s live stream should now be displayed in your browser.

If your camera did not show up after these steps, or if you have further questions, don’t hesitate to ask a question to support@microseven.com

FILED UNDER EQUIPMENT, IMAGE PROCESSING BY TROY

Here is a short time lapse video. It’s a quick look at the challenging lighting conditions we’re encountering in the field.

The camera is M7-RC550WS.

Wilma Cam, Montana
Webcam is from Microseven network camera, model is M7-PTZDWS-18X . It is the popular IP network camera, there are Ethernet and wireless access to Internet and PTZ and 18X zoom.

New command to view still-images on your website is:
http://www.microseven.com/webcam.html

Hi everyone, if you have live webcam time setup on your website, the following information you must need to know.
More traffic on your website, longer time (second) given.

It will meet both IE and firefox browsers.

New camera image pixel is 704X480 and larger. It is about 154,578KB size. On the Internet, any browsers request it, it will take more than x second. In the LAN, it won’t have any downloading image time because it is faster enough. You project demo, it may have 50 people view at same time, and it cause refresh issue.
This version of firmware is solved issue. Allow as many as student or people to browser the demo on the website. If you think of 50 people browser the demo from USA or Europe, you need to set up interval 10 second. The camera won’t crash for still image. The same time, there is video running, and ftp pushing actions on the camera.

The parameters:
http://www.microseven.com/webcam.html?ip=your.ip.address.here&port=camera.http.port&channel=ch&w=width&h=height

Example:
:> ip = 74.212.249.249
:> port = 7777 (web port, default is 80 in the camera, here 7777 is an example, could be any number less than 65000. If you use any number, please make sure camera end need the same number – no video port 9660)
:> channel = 1 (camera only is 1 default)
:> w = 352 (default)
:> h = 240 (default)

http://www.microseven.com/webcam.html?ip=74.212.249.249&port=7777&channel=1&w=352&h=352&w=240

Go to your phone which has browser function:
http://www.microseven.com/webcam.html?ip=74.212.249.249&port=7777
or
our demo:
http://www.microseven.com/webcam.html

all default values is not showed.

Step of your update firmware on your new camera:
1. Download firmware v1.3.7.4b from http://www.microseven.com
2. Download software CMS Full version 3.430

Setup snapshot = 10 seconds, it plans for large volumes of students or people. More people more than 10 seconds purpose on the Internet traffic.

Use http://www.microseven.com home page demo script on your website. Copy it from there, so in Firefox, still image will go smooth, won’t see refresh on the Firefox screen.

Old camera has small size of image, it won’t have above issue.

You also use other method which post image using ftp from camera end to your ftp website and keep the file name is the same.

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