Collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric's "Nekaroku"

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Collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric's "Nekaroku"

What is Nekaroku?

Nekaroku is a product of Mitsubishi Electric Information Network, and is a network camera recording and distribution server. Nekaroku can simultaneously connect multiple general-purpose network cameras from various companies, and the camera footage can be recorded on the Nekaroku side.

 

(From the left, Nekaroku "NS-850", "NS-1860", "NS-3850", and "NS-5850")

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FA-Panel can be linked with "Nekaroku". You can display live images from network cameras connected to Nekaroku, and play back recorded data on the Nekaroku side. If you want to record from network cameras on a separate dedicated hardware in addition to recording using FA-Panel's video recorder, you can achieve this by linking it with Nekaroku.

 

 

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Nekaroku is a product of Mitsubishi Electric Information Network. For details on the specifications of Nekaroku, such as the model, functions, and models of cameras that can be connected, please refer to the manufacturer's website or product manual.

 

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In order to connect to Nekaroku from our product, you need to register the IP address of the PC connecting to Nekaroku in the security settings of Nekaroku as an exception host in "Access Control Settings" and as an authentication skip host in "Authentication Skip Host Settings". For details on setting up Nekaroku, please refer to the manufacturer's website or product manual.

 

(An example of security settings for Nekaroku)

Setting items

Setting contents

Access Control Settings

 

Please register the IP address of the PC connecting to Nekaroku as an exception host in the access control settings.

 

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Authentication skip host setting

 

Please register the IP address of the PC that will connect to Nekaroku in the authentication skip host settings.

 

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System configuration example

This is an example of connection using Nekaroku.

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Model used

item

Model etc.

Nekaroku

NS-850

Network Camera

AXIS M1065-L


Panasonic BB-ST162A*2 units

 

Setting contents

item

 

Setting items

Configuration Example

PC

Server PC

IP address

192.168.100.10


Client PC

IP address

192.168.100.25

Nekaroku

NS-850

IP address

192.168.100.102



Camera number 1

Set it to connect to "AXIS M1065-L" below.



Camera Number 2

Set it to connect to the first "Panasonic BB-ST162A" below.



Camera number 3

Set it to connect to the second "Panasonic BB-ST162A" below.



others

To configure Nekaroku, log in to the Nekaroku main application using your Web browser and configure the settings from the Nekaroku administration screen.

❖Login user and password settings

❖Security Settings

❖Camera connection settings

❖Frame rate of the connected camera

❖Recording Settings

 

attention

In order to connect to Nekaroku from our product, you need to register the IP address of the PC connecting to Nekaroku in the security settings of Nekaroku as an exception host in "Access Control Settings" and as an authentication skip host in "Authentication Skip Host Settings". For details on setting up Nekaroku, please refer to the manufacturer's website or product manual.

 

Network Camera

AXIS M1065-L

IP address

192.168.100.140



others

To configure the camera, log in to the camera using a browser such as Web and access the management screen provided with each camera.

❖Login user and password settings

❖Camera image quality and frame rate


Panasonic BB-ST162A

IP address

192.168.100.141



others

To configure the camera, log in to the camera using a browser such as Web and access the management screen provided with each camera.

❖Login user and password settings

❖Camera image quality and frame rate


Panasonic BB-ST162A

IP address

192.168.100.142



others

To configure the camera, log in to the camera using a browser such as Web and access the management screen provided with each camera.

❖Login user and password settings

❖Camera image quality and frame rate

 

 

Camera settings for FA-Panel

 

The connection settings for the camera connected to Nekaroku are done from the camera registration screen. For details on the settings on the camera registration screen, please refer to "Nekaroku camera registration".

 

(Camera registration screen/Nekaroku camera registration)

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When registering a camera, select "Nekaroku" from the camera type and you can easily connect by simply specifying the Nekaroku's IP address, model, unit number, camera number, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For the camera URL, specify the IP address of the Necarok, the unit number, the camera number, etc.

 

Cameras to be connected

Camera name for camera registration (example)

IP address

format

Unit Number

Camera Number

AXIS M1065-L

Camera1

192.168.100.102

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1

1

Panasonic BB-ST162A

Camera2

192.168.100.102

mjpeg

1

2

Panasonic BB-ST162A

Camera3

192.168.100.102

mjpeg

1

3

 

 

Screen image of Nekaroku link

Below are some specific examples of collaboration with Nekaroku.

 

(Video Player)

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FA-PanelThe video player part and split display (camera monitor) allow you to display live footage from network cameras connected to Necarok, and play back recorded data stored on Necarok, just like with a regular network camera.

 

The image on the left is an example of a video player part pasted onto a form. Users can freely embed and display camera images on forms (monitoring screens) they create.

 

 

 

 

(Video player/live display)

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If you select live viewing from the video player menu, it will display live footage from the camera connected to NECAROK.

 

 

 

 

(Video player/recording display)

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By selecting the recording display from the video player menu, you can play and display the recorded data stored on Necarok. From the menu, you can specify the time and playback speed of the recorded video, as well as Necarok's unique parameters such as thinning settings.

 

In the menu on the left, you can download the recording data saved on the NECAROK to your PC, or record the video being played on the screen as a separate recording data and save it on your PC. For details on how to operate the video player, please refer to "Video Player Screen Operations".

 

 

 

 

 

(Split screen showing Nekaroku cameras side by side)

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On the split display screen (camera monitor), you can display multiple Nekaroku cameras side by side, just like regular network cameras.The split screen display allows you to play back recorded data by displaying a menu similar to that of a video player.

 

Furthermore, each camera image in the split display can easily be switched between maximum display and split display.

 

(Example of maximum display)

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For more information about split display, please refer to "Split Display (Camera Monitor)".

 

 

(Synchronize playback of Nekaroku recording data)

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The split screen (camera monitor) has a synchronous playback function. For multiple recordings recorded on Necarok, you can play back the recordings of the same time side by side at the same time.

 

For information on synchronous playback, please refer to "Synchronized playback of multiple cameras".

 

 

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When playing back recorded data from Necarok synchronously, the number of recorded data that can be played simultaneously depends on the recording video distribution limit on the Necarok side. The number of simultaneous playbacks may vary depending on the specifications of the Necarok model and type. For more information about Necarok, please contact the manufacturer.

 

 

 

 

 

(Play back recorded data from alarm history at the time of occurrence)

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You can call up the split display (camera monitor) from related information on the history screen for alarms, events, etc., and immediately play back the recording data from the time the alarm occurred.

 

For information on how to set up the camera monitor from related information, see "Playing back camera recordings from alarm/event history".