VoIP of IP Camera

VoIP

1. Go to Configuration->Network->VoIP
   

VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. This technology is used to transmit the IP video and voice between the VoIP server and the cameras. Below is a snapshot of VoIP tab.

Explanation

1. Enable: This dropdown box allows the user to enable VoIP functionality. 
2. Authentication: This dropdown box allow the user to enable VoIP authentication. 
3. Server address: This field allows the user to fill out the VoIP server address. 
4. Port: This field allows the user to fill out the VoIP server port. 
5. Call ID: This field allows the user to fill out the camera call ID number registered. 
6. Username: This field allows the user to fill out the username in the VoIP system. 
7. Password: This field allows the user to fill out the password in the VoIP system. 
8. Stream type: This dropdown box allows the user to select the stream type in the VoIP system. 
9. Max. call duration: This field allows the user to fill out the VoIP call maximum duration time. 
10. Restore Default: Restore the values to default setting. 
11. Refresh: Refresh the display of the settings’ value. 
12. Save: Save the settings.
    

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