iBaby Labs IBB-M3 IP CAMERA User Manual
iBaby Labs, Inc. IP CAMERA Users Manual
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Index
1 INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
1.1 THE PACKAGE CONTENTS .........................................................................................................4
1.2 FUNCTION AND FEATURES ........................................................................................................4
1.3 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION..........................................................................................................5
2 APPEARANCE AND INTERFACE.............................................................................................6
2.1 APPEARANCE............................................................................................................................6
2.2 INTERFACE OF THE CAMERA .....................................................................................................7
3 VISIT CAMERA FROM LOCAL AREA NETWORK................................................................7
3.1 LOCAL AREA NETWORK CONNECTION .....................................................................................7
3.2 VISIT CAMERA WITH A IPOD TOUCH, IPHONE AND IPAD ............................................................8
3.3 SEARCH AND SET THE IP ADDRESS OF THE CAMERA ..................................................................8
3.4 VISIT CAMERA FROM A PC.....................................................................................................10
4 VISIT CAMERA OVER INTERNET..........................................................................................13
4.1 INTERNET CONNECTION ..........................................................................................................13
4.2 PORT FORWARDING ................................................................................................................13
4.3 DDNS ....................................................................................................................................14
4.3.1 Manufacturer’s DDNS .......................................................................................................14
4.3.2 Third Party DDNS .............................................................................................................15
5 OTHER SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................15
5.1 NETWORK SETTING ................................................................................................................15
5.1.1 Basic Network Setting........................................................................................................15
5.1.2 WIFI Setting.......................................................................................................................15
5.1.3 ADSL Setting......................................................................................................................16
5.1.4 UPnP Setting .....................................................................................................................16
5.1.5 DDNS Setting.....................................................................................................................17
5.1.6 MSN Setting .......................................................................................................................17
5.2 ALARM SETTINGS...................................................................................................................17
5.2.1 Alarm Setting .....................................................................................................................17
5.2.2 Mail Service Setting...........................................................................................................19
5.2.3 FTP Service Setting ...........................................................................................................20
5.2.4 Alarm Server......................................................................................................................21
5.3 ADVANCED .............................................................................................................................21
5.3.1 User Setting .......................................................................................................................21
5.3.2 Multi Device Setting ..........................................................................................................22
5.3.3 Other settings.....................................................................................................................22
5.4 MAINTAIN...............................................................................................................................23
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5.4.1 Device Information ............................................................................................................23
5.4.2 Time Setting .......................................................................................................................23
5.4.3 Firmware upgrade .............................................................................................................24
5.4.4 Restore Factory Default.....................................................................................................24
5.4.5 User browsing Log.............................................................................................................24
6 CENTRALIZATION CONTROL................................................................................................24
7 FAQ ...............................................................................................................................................25
8 FCC STATEMENT.......................................................................................................................27
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1 Introduction
The iBaby monitor combines a high quality digital video camera with network connectivity
and a powerful web server to bring clear video to your iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, or a
PC from anywhere on your local network or over the Internet.
1.1 The package contents
9 Camera * 1
9 User Manual & Utility CD *1
9 Power Adapter *1
9 Bracket * 1
9 Cable * 1
9 Antenna * 1
9 Quick Installation Guide *1
9 Screw *1 set
1.2 Function and Features
9 Support 802.11b/g/n protocol, can build up wireless monitoring.
9 It adopts the TCP/IP network protocols and has inner web server. Users can browse
video with a iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, also can browse video through IE and
other browsers.
9 With built-in Microphone, it enables user to monitor the sound on the site. User can
also connect this camera to a speaker, and it supports two-way intercom function.
9 It was equipped with pan/tilt function, horizontally 350°and vertically 70°. Its outlook is
smart, easy and convenient to install in many sites.
9 Infrared LED for night vision covers 5m area, to realize 24 hours monitoring.
9 Motion detection, sound detection and alarm pin can be connected to external
sensors to detect environmental situation.
9 Alarming record can be stored by email, FTP server. External alarm can be open
when detecting something unusual.
9 Supports UPNP, port forwarding automatically on the router.
9 Manufacture attaches a label at the bottom of each Camera, providing free DDNS.
When Camera is connected to the internet, this DDNS can be used to visit the
camera.
9 Manufacture provides free PC software, support Multi-view, Long time recording,
video replay etc.
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1.3 Product Specification
Item Sub Item Description
Sensor CMOS sensor
Total of pixel 300k
Minimum illumination 0 Lux(IR on automatically)
Image Capture
Lens f=3.6mm, F=2.0, Fixed Iris
Pan Coverage 350°
Pan/Tilt Tilt Coverage 70°
Lighting 10pcs 850nm Infrared LEDs, 5m
distance
Assistant
Lighting Control Auto control
Resolution 640*480(VGA)/320*240(QVGA)/1
60*120(QQVGA)
Compression MJPEG
Frame rate 30fps
Bit rate 128kbps ~ 5Mbps
Image Rotation Mirror /Flip
Video and Audio
Audio Compression ADPCM
Basic Protocol
TCP/IP、UDP/IP、HTTP、SMTP、
FTP、DHCP、DDNS、UPNP、NTP、
PPPOE
Network
Other Protocol 802.11b/g/n
Video control Support
Dual way audio Support
Motion Detection Support
Sound Detection Support
Triggered Actions Email/FTP/external alarm/send
message to alarm server
User Access Authority Three levels
Date/ Time Setting Support
Upgrade Upgrade from network
Other Features
DDNS A free DDNS provided by
manufacturer
Ethernet 10Base-T/100base-TX
Alarm In 1 channel
Alarm Out 1 channel
Audio In Internal Mic and External Mic
socket x 1
Hardware Interface
Audio Out Audio Line-out socket x 1
Weight 358g
Physical Index
Main body 111mm(L)*110mm(W)*126mm(H)
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Power DC 5V
Power consumption <6W
Operating temperature 0℃~ 40℃
Operating humidity 10% ~ 80% non-condensing
Software(iPod
Touch , iPhone and
iPad)
iOS 4.0 or later App is free to download from App
Store
OS Supported
Microsoft Windows
98/2000/XP/Vista/Win 7 etc.
Mac OS
Browser
Internet Explorer6.0 or higher, or
Compatible Browser, Firefox,
Safari etc.
Software(PC)
Application Software IPCMonitor.exe
2 Appearance and interface
2.1 Appearance
Figure 1
Note：Status Indicator: the blue light is to show that the device is running, Slow flicking
（once every 2 second），indicates the device is searching for network; Normal flicking
（once per second）,indicates the wired network connected; Quick flicking（2~3 times per
second）, indicates wireless network connected. The default state of status indicator is off.
You can turn it on with your iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, or PC software.
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2.2 Interface of the camera
Figure 2
1） Power Input Socket: Connect Power adaptor, the adaptor‘s output is 5V 1.5A.
2） RESET Button: Press the RESET button and hold on more than 10 seconds, the
camera will restart and recover to the factory default settings.
3） WIFI Antenna Connector: Install the WIFI antenna.
4） RJ45 Ethernet Socket: RJ45 Ethernet socket is 10/100M self-adjust.
5） Audio Input Socket: Audio input socket is designed for connecting external
microphone. The built-in microphone will be invalidation when the external
microphone plug in.
6） Audio Output Socket: Audio output socket is for line-out audio player, such as
headphone, speaker, etc.
7） Alarm Output Socket
8） Alarming Input Pin
3 Visit Camera from Local Area Network
3.1 Local Area Network connection
Figure 3
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Figure 4
3.2 Visit camera with a iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad
Prior to using you must first install the iBaby Monitor App from the App Store. THIS IS A FREE
DOWNLOAD. Please confirm the iOS is V4.0 or later. If not, update your iOS before using this
product.
If you have not install that, please launch the App Store, and search using the keyword “iBaby
Monitor”, be sure your web function is enabled.
After downloading, a icon should be appeared like this: .
Launch the iBaby Monitor App, it will automatically search the camera in your local
area network, and follow the instruction on the App, you can set up the camera
easily.
3.3 Search and set the IP address of the camera
Run “BSearch_en.exe” in the CD, the setting interface as figure 5.
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Figure 5
Operation Steps:
1) Click “Search (F3)
2) Choose the device
3) Change the ip address of the camera according to the information in the red frame
on the left. The numbers in the red circle should not be the same.
4) Put the user name and password into “Authentication” (By default, the user name
is: admin, password is: 123456).
5) Click “Update”
6) After successfully update, click “Search (F3)”, choose the device and click “Browse
(F4)”. Then you may view the camera, like figure 6.
NOTE:
1) If you don’t know how to fill out the content of “IP config”, you could also tick the “Set
IP automatically” to get the IP address from the router automatically.
2) If you have the firewall software in your PC, when you run the BSearch_en.exe, it
may pop up a window to say “whether you want to block this program or not”, then
you should choose not to block.
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Figure 6
3.4 Visit Camera from a PC
We suggest using IE kernel browser to view the video （it can provide more functions）,
but user need to install Player before viewing the video. Click “download and install
player (first use)” link, it will popup dialogue box as Figure 7, click Run, it will
automatically download player and install.
Figure 7
After install the plug-ins, click “Mode 1 to view” link in Figure 6 to view the video (video as
Figure 8).
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Figure 8
1) Main Menu
The main menu includes the function setting of different submenu
2) Status Displaying Area
In right up corner, it is the status displaying area, to show the 9 devices’ status:
if not connected, button is gray
if connected, button is green
If wrong connected , button is yellow
If alarm , button is red
3) Multi Channel displaying area
If users add multi channel（refer to 5.3.2）, when shift to 4-Ch, 9-CH, and it will
automatically show other devices. You select one device, and you can operate it by
these keys: play, stop, and record, control Pan/tilt, etc.
These buttons mean start video, stop, monitor, talk, record and snapshot.
P.S.: If you want to click this button to record the video, please go to
advanced—Other Settings to set the Record Path first. Please see below figure9.
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Figure 9
4) PT and video control
In Pan/Tilt control area, user can control the position according to the arrow sign: up,
down, left, right, middle, horizontal cruise, vertical cruise, and stop etc.
Means open IO output and Close IO output.
User can also set the device frame rate、resolution, brightness, contrast and other
parameters.
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4 Visit Camera over Internet
4.1 Internet connection
Figure 10
4.2 Port forwarding
Now most router have UPNP, and the UPNP default status is on, so you need not to do
the port forwarding. Otherwise, you must do port following on the router If visit Camera
over internet. Take Netgear router for example.
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Figure 11
Operation Steps:
1) After login the interface of the router，choose “Port Forwarding”
2) Choose “Add custom Service”
3) Input camera port.
4) Input camera IP address，click “Apply”。（the http port and ip address should be the
same as figure 5 which set by you own)
Note: Different router has different settings for port-forwarding; please kindly
follow your router guide to do the port-forwarding.
After the port-forwarding is done, you could view the IP Camera from WAN now.
4.3 DDNS
You could also use the manufacturer DDNS to view the device as long as your
port-forwarding succeeds.
4.3.1 Manufacturer’s DDNS
Device manufacturer has provided a free DDNS. User can find it in network menu, like
figure 12.
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Figure 12
4.3.2 Third Party DDNS
User can also use third part DDNS, such as www.3322.org. User must apply a free
domain name from this website and fill the info into the below blanks (Figure 13) and
save the settings. Then the domain name can be used.
Figure 13
Note: Using the third party domain name, if the http port is not 80, the port number should
be adding to the domain name with colon. Example: http://btest.3322.org:81.
While manufacturer DDNS is no need to add PORT.
5 Other Settings
5.1 Network Setting
5.1.1 Basic Network Setting
The user can also enter the Basic Network Settings to set the IP address except using
the search software. See below Figure 14.
Figure 14
5.1.2 WIFI Setting
If the device is with WIFI, enter the Wireless LAN Setting, just as below Figure 15 shown,
click the “Scan” button, it will show you all the wireless networks detected in the Wireless
Network List column. Select one of them and tick “Using Wireless Lan”, then the relevant
data of the selected wireless network will be shown in the following blanks. Put in the
password and click “Set”, then the WIFI setting is finished.
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Figure 15
Note1: When the device is connected both WIFI and wired, it will firstly connect to the
wired network, if it can’t connect to it, then it will change to connect to the wifi. The
IP address and port is the same, either wireless or wired network.
Note2: Before you do the configuration of wireless as shown above; please make sure
the device is connected to the network via network cable. After settings succeed,
please reboot the device and wireless function takes effect.
5.1.3 ADSL Setting
User could enable the ADSL Dialup according to the below Figure 16 (The ADSL
provider will assign the user name and password to you when you apply for ADSL
service.) Connect the device directly to the ADSL modem and it is connected to the
Internet.
Figure 16
5.1.4 UPnP Setting
If you enable UPNP, once the IP camera is connected into the LAN, it will communicate
with the router in the LAN to do the port-forwarding automatically.
Below Figure 17, tick “Using UPNP to Map Port” and the setting are completed. You
could check the UPNP succeeds or not in the interface of System Maintenance.
Figure 17
Before using UPNP function, please make sure the router’s UPNP function has been
triggered. Not all the routers support UPNP perfectly. Please test if the router works well
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with the equipment, if not, we would suggest you to disable this function and do the
port-forwarding manually.
5.1.5 DDNS Setting
Please refer to the content in 4.3.
5.1.6 MSN Setting
Figure 18
User needs to apply for a MSN account for this device first, for example:
test1@hotmail.com. Please put this MSN account and its password as above Figure 18.
Then put your MSN account, for example: friend1@hotmail.com, into the ‘MSN Friends
List. Then on your friend1@hotmail.com MSN list, you can see test1@hotmail.com is
online. You just send “url?” to test1@hotmail.com and you will get the WAN ip address of
this ip camera. But please make sure test1@hotmail.com and friend1@hotmail.com
should be MSN friends before you do the settings.
5.2 Alarm Settings
5.2.1 Alarm Setting
1） Alarm Detect
User can select the motion detection. If there is any motion, it will detect the motion and
trigger the alarm. In the motion detect sensibility, the more the figure, and the more
sensitive.
As showed in Figure 19, if any external alarm detector is connected, user will be able to
tick “Alarm Input Armed”. If the external alarm detector is an always on switch alarm,
please choose “open”. If the external alarm detector is always off switch alarm, please
choose “close”.
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The user can select voice detection, triggering the alarm. The more the figure, and the
more sensitive.
Figure 19
2） Alarm Action
All kinds of alarm modes:-
¾ IO interface for alarm signal output: when relay is switched on, the external
alarm will begin to alarm.
¾ Send alarm info by email.
¾ Send the site pictures to the FTP server, user can also set the break time
between two pictures.
¾ Send alarm info to the alarm server.
3） Scheduler
Device will trigger alarm in scheduled time. User can set schedule time to be “all the
time”. Before you set “Schedule”, please go to Date and Time settings to set the correct
time for the item, as shown in figure 20.
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Figure 20
5.2.2 Mail Service Setting
The device will send alarm email to you. You only need to fill out the blanks with your
email address as shown in Figure 21. After the setting, please click save and test to
check if it works properly. If it is properly set, user can tick to enable “Report Internet IP
by mail”. After every restart, the device will send its Internet IP address to user’s email
address.
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Figure 21
5.2.3 FTP Service Setting
Figure 22
When alarming, device will snap and send the image to FTP server, please make sure
the FTP setting is correct. Above Figure 22 of FTP setting for your reference, after the
setting is finished, click “Test” to test your settings are correct or not.
After correct setting FTP server, you can use “upload Image Periodically” function. Even
no alarm, device can also send the snap image to FTP periodically.
In order to use FTP function, user should apply username and password on the FTP
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server first. And please apply some storage, and the authority to write and create
sub-category into it.
5.2.4 Alarm Server
Figure 23
Please confirm if you have connected to alarm server. The alarm message format as
follow:
GET /api/alarm.asp？
username=username&
userpwd=password&
rea=alarm type (1=Motion Detection, 2 =Alarm from Alarm in port)&
io=0
Alarm server needs developing by user. User can extend other functions on this server,
like SMS, MMS alarm, and mobile phone etc.
5.3 Advanced
5.3.1 User Setting
There are three levels of authority; they are Administrator/Operator/Visitor. Administrator
have the highest authority, it can do any change to the settings. Operator account only
can operate the IP camera, can’t do changes to the settings. Visitor account only can
watch the video, can’t do any operation to the IP camera. By default, the
administrator’s user name is admin, password: 123456.
Figure 24
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5.3.2 Multi Device Setting
Figure 25
As Figure 25, User can maximum add 9 devices to view the device simultaneously. Click
refresh button to check the device in the LAN. When click the device, will popup setting
dialogue box and input the device info, as figure 26 and click save. After that, must click
submit button to save.
Figure 26
5.3.3 Other settings
You can choose open or close indicator LED. If set PTZ center on start ‘Yes’, when start
device, Pan/Tilt will move to center and then stop. You can also set the Horizon patrol
rounds and vertical patrol rounds, when you click patrol on the ‘view’ interface, it will
round according to your setting rounds. You can also set PTZ rate, 0 means fastest.
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Figure 27
5.4 Maintain
5.4.1 Device Information
Figure 28
5.4.2 Time Setting
If the device is connected to the Internet, you enable the NTP server to correct the time
and select the right time zone. Or you should use the PC’s time to correct its time.
Figure 29
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5.4.3 Firmware upgrade
The device runs 2 kinds of programmer, one is system firmware, the other is application
firmware. They could be upgraded separately.
Figure 30
5.4.4 Restore Factory Default
Click “Restore Factory Default”, it will pop up a dialogue to confirm if you really want to
restore the factory default. After confirmation, the system will restore the factory default
and reboot.
5.4.5 User browsing Log
After enter the log interface, you could view who and when the device is visited.
Figure 31
6 Centralization Control
This is a free software offered by factory, several devices on LAN and WAN can be
browsed at the same time. The software also supports snap, video record, alarm and so
on. The below Figure 32 is the interface.
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Figure 32
For more information, pls. refer to the <<Monitor User Manual>> in CD.
7 FAQ
1) Unmatched power adapter will damage the equipment or power adapter
When plug in the power adapter, please check carefully the voltage, it should be 5V
adapter for this equipment.
2) Slowly browse speed
This equipment adopts MJEPG compression format, it needs large network bandwidth,
the narrow bandwidth will affect the browse speed. The typical bandwidth uses situation
as below:
640x480@10fps : 4.0 Megabits ～ 5.0 Megabits
320x240@30fps : 1.2 Megabits ～ 1.6 Megabits
3) Color difference
The default is infrared lens, when visit outdoor or strong infrared light scenes, there are
color differences, the color is not accordance to the real scenes. User can change it to
color lens to solve this problem, but color lens can only use under the daylight situation.
4) Can’t find equipment via search software after connect to LAN
Make sure the equipment and PC is in the same LAN; if install firewall software, please
close it and try again.
5) Can find equipment via search software, but can’t visit
If the IP address of camera and PC is not in the same Network Segment, you should
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change them on the same Network Segment before visit. Network Segment is the first
three number of IP address. If the IP address of PC is 192.168.0.100, so it can only visit
the equipment which IP address is between 192.168.0.1~192.168.0.255.
6) Can visit via public IP address, but can’t visit via manufacturer’s domain name
Make sure the DNS setting is same as your PC, as below Figure 33, in the search tool,
the DNS 1 and DNS 2 on both side should be same.
Figure 33
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8 FCC STATEMENT
1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation
distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operated in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.