BOSCH FLEXIDOME MICRO 3100I NUE-3703-F04 (01) PDF Document

The recommended system requirements for a computer used to receive live images, control the unit, and replay stored sequences are:

– Computer with Dual core HyperThreading processor or better

– Graphic card with performance that matches or is better than the resolution of the camera

– Windows 10 or later

– Network access

– Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox

Alternatively, application software such as Video Security Client, Bosch Video Client, or BVMS can be used.

The unit must have a valid IP address and a compatible subnet mask. DHCP is pre-set to On by default. To connect:

1. Start the web browser.

2. Enter the IP address of the device as the URL.

3. During the initial installation, confirm any security questions that show.

If a RADIUS server is used for network access control (802.1x authentication), you must configure the device before it can communicate with the network. To configure the device, connect it directly to a computer using a network cable and set the service-level password.

The device is password-protected and requires a strong password. The password must obey the following conditions:

– 8 to 19 characters in length

– Upper and lower case letters

– Minimum of 1 digit

– Minimum of 1 special character

The following special characters are not allowed: ‘@’, ‘&’, ‘<', '>‘, ‘:’, ‘+’

The application bar displays the following icons:

– Live: Click to view the live video stream.

– Playback: Click to play back recorded sequences. This is only visible if a storage medium has been configured for recording (not active with VRM recording).

– Configuration: Click to configure the device.

– Dashboard: Click to see detailed system information.

– Links: Click to navigate to the Bosch download store.

– Logout: Click to log out of the device.

– Help (?): Click to get context-sensitive help for the page you are browsing.

Changes on pages without a Set button are set immediately. If a page shows a Set button, you must click the Set button for a change to take effect. Save each change with the associated Set button; clicking Set saves settings only in the current field.

Some changes only take effect after the unit is rebooted. In this case, the Set button changes to “Set and Reboot”. Click the “Set and Reboot” button to reboot the camera and activate the changed settings.

Recording Status: The hard drive icon lights up and displays a moving graphic during automatic recording. A static icon is displayed if no recording is taking place.

Storage, CPU, and Network Status (Upper Right):

– Memory Card Icon: Changes color (green, orange, or red) to indicate local storage activity. Hovering over it shows storage activity as a percentage.

– Middle Icon: Hovering over this icon shows the CPU load.

– Right-hand Icon: Hovering over this icon shows the network load.

Video Overlay Icons:

– Decoding error: The frame might show artifacts due to decoding errors.

– Alarm flag: Indicates that an alarm has occurred.

– Communication error: Indicates a connection failure to storage, protocol violation, or timeout.

– Gap: Indicates a gap in the recorded video.

– Watermark valid: The watermark is valid.

– Watermark invalid: The watermark is not valid.

– Motion alarm: Indicates a motion alarm has occurred.

– Storage discovery: Indicates that recorded video is being retrieved.

1. On the Playback page, expand the Export group if necessary.

2. Select a track in the track list or in the search results.

3. The start and stop date and time are filled for the selected track. Change the times if necessary.

4. In the Time lapse drop-down box, select “Original” to export the video as original, or “Condensed” to export video condensed to a given output time.

5. In the Location drop-down box, select a target.

6. Click Export to save the video track.

To create a new user, go to Configuration > General > User Management and click Add below the Authentication modes section.

1. In the User box, enter a User name (minimum 5, maximum 31 characters).

2. Select the appropriate authorization level in the Group field:

– live: Lowest level; view live video and switch displays.

– user: Middle level; operate device and playback, but no configuration changes.

– IVA configuration: Middle level; configure VCA, PTZ, Replay, but no general configuration.

– service: Highest level; full access to all functions and settings.

3. Select the Type:

– Password: Enter a password (8-19 characters) twice.

– Certificate: Select a certificate authorized for the user.

4. Click Set to confirm and create the new user.

Go to Configuration > General > Date/Time. Make sure recording is stopped before syncing.

1. Enter the current date.

2. Enter the current time or click the “Sync to PC” button to copy your computer’s system time to the camera.

3. Click Set.

Go to Configuration > Web Interface > Appearance. Select the desired language from the “Website language” selection. The default is English. After setting the new language, the page refreshes automatically to display field names, options, and OSD messages in the selected language.

Navigate to Configuration > Camera > Installer Menu.

Sensor mode: Adjust the frame rate (e.g., 25 fps or 30 fps) to match the mains power frequency.

Image rotation: Select 0°, 90° (upright), 180°, or 270° (upright) to suit the mounting position. Upright modes are good for hallways.

Mirror image: Select On to output a mirror image.

Camera LED: Select Enabled, Disabled, or Auto disable (turns off after 5 minutes).

Reboot device: Click Reboot to restart the device.

Factory defaults: Click Defaults to restore all settings including passwords and network settings.

Go to Configuration > Camera > Privacy Masks.

1. Select the color of the mask (Auto, Black, Gray, White, or Custom color).

2. Select the mask number from the drop-down list.

3. Click the plus button.

4. Adjust the mask in the image by double-clicking edges to add/remove nodes and dragging nodes to position them.

5. Check the “Enabled” box to activate the mask.

6. Click Set to apply.

To delete a mask, select the mask number, click the trashcan icon, and click Set.

The available profiles depend on the model (2MP or 5MP). Below are the descriptions:

To wipe recordings without recreating the file structure:

1. Go to Configuration > Recording > Storage Management.

2. Click a storage medium in the Managed storage media list to select it.

3. Click Edit below the list.

4. Click Wipe in the new window.

5. Click Close to close the window.

6. Click Set to apply the changes.

Go to Configuration > Recording > Recording Scheduler.

1. Click the profile to be assigned in the Time periods box.

2. Click a field in the table and, while holding down the left mouse button, drag the cursor across the fields to be assigned to the selected profile (in 15-minute intervals).

3. To deselect intervals, click the “No recordings” profile and drag across the table.

4. Click Select All to assign the profile to all intervals or Clear All to deselect all.

5. Click Set to save.

To start recording, click Start. Note that once activated, the Recording Profiles and Scheduler cannot be modified until you click Stop.

A factory default deletes all camera settings. To perform a hardware reset:

1. Apply power to the camera.

2. Remove the camera bubble to access the reset button on the camera block.

3. Push and hold the reset button for more than 10 seconds. The red LED indicator will begin flashing.

4. Let the camera complete a self-check. When finished, the red LED will turn off.

5. Search for the IP address again, access the camera via browser, and set the initial password.

Go to Configuration > Service > Maintenance.

1. First, store the firmware file on your hard disk.

2. In the Firmware section, enter the full path for the firmware file or click Browse to locate it.

3. Click Upload to begin transferring the file. The progress bar allows monitoring.

The time remaining is shown, and the device reboots automatically when the upload is successfully completed. Do not interrupt the installation.