User's Manual

Moving the switch away from the power connector jack will put the CA9000 into either a

15-minute delay, 10-minute delay, 5-minute delay, or “pulse mode” (the pulse mode

position is shown in the figure below), depending on the switch’s position.

When set to pulse mode, the CA9000 will turn off approximately 5 seconds after it stops

detecting motion. Pulse mode is recommended.

Installing UPnP Cameras

UPnP (Universal Plug-and-Play) cameras are automatically detected by zControl once

they are on the network. Consult the camera’s documentation to set it up and configure

for network access. It will appear in the Device listing, as well as the “Cameras” screen on

the Monitor and Dashboard.

Panasonic BL-C10A Camera Setup

Although the Panasonic BL-C10A is a UPnP camera, it typically ships with UPnP turned

off. To set it up with UPnP enabled:

1. Plug in the camera’s power jack and Ethernet cable. If 20 minutes have passed since

the camera was initially plugged in, unplug it and plug it in again.

2. With a pen or pencil, press the Factory Default Reset button on the bottom of the unit.

3. Insert the camera’s CD into a computer on the same network as the camera. The

“Setup.exe” program launches.

4. Click Camera Setup. After a moment, an “Easy Setup” dialog appears.

5. Select the entry in the Easy Setup dialog and click Execute.

6. Select Automatic Setup. The “Security Administrator” screen appears.

7. Choose an administrator name and password for the camera, then click Save.

A dialog asking for the camera’s username and password may appear. If this occurs,

enter the requested information, select Remember my password, then press OK.

8. The camera’s UI appears, with the camera image displayed.

9. Select the “Setup” tab at the top of the page, then click DHCP. At the bottom of the

“DHCP” screen, click Save.

10. Make sure the camera is UPnP enabled, and access by guest users is permitted.

11. Close all setup software, including the browser, and restart the camera by unplugging

it and plugging it back in.

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