Installation
Installation of the camera was very painless. All that was required was to plug the power and network cable to the camera, write down the MAC address of the NIC of the camera and simply do a ARP -s <IP Address> <Network Camera MAC>. Then simply remove and re-apply power to the unit, and it was now accessible. From that point it could be accessed and configured via the web-based wizards.

The Web Server

The Default Page

The Administration Page

Menu includes:
Images - image properties such as quality, compression, brightness, etc
Network - network configuration information such as DNS servers, IP, domain name, as well as SMTP servers and dynamic IP address notification.
Modem - modem configuration information if utilizing dial-up access to the camera
System - includes time settings and user administration
Operation - Image upload settings, features sequential mode for continuous upload of images at defined interval, alarm mode, which uploads images when an event is triggered.
Motion Detection - features motion detection setup and settings. Allows for monitoring of up to four user-defined areas as well as sensitivity adjustment for tweaking out the motion detection.
Layout - Allows for customization of the website to suite each individuals needs.
Wizards - Automate the setup process.

Image Settings Page

Features:
Images - features a selection for both single image capture and continuous motion capture
Resolution - pretty self-explanatory in that it allows for the selection of the capture resolution
Compression - compression settings for network performance tweaking. As a general rule, the higher the compression the more loss of quality.
Brightness - provides the ability to adjust the brightness of the camera
White Balance - settings for white balance for indoor or outdoor use
Color Level - specifies the level of color
Default Viewer - allows for the selection of either a Java or ActiveX viewer control.

The advanced sub-page features DC-Iris settings such as shutter speed, brightness,
The focus sub-page features enabling and disabling of the focus assistant, which is a feature built-in to the camera which tells the user when the camera is focused by use of a built-in LED on the camera that turns green when focused. This prevents from having to run back and forth from a computer to check if the picture is focused.

Modem Settings Page

Features modem type selection as well as advanced communication settings like baud, rate, idle disconnect, and callback.

Motion Detection Settings Page

The motion detection settings page has several options that can be configured. The first step is to create a detection window and resize it around the area of the image you want to be monitored. After that you can tweak the sensitivity settings which include:
Size - Configures the size of objects which trigger motion detection events
History - Configures how long an object triggers the motion detection
Sensitivity - Setting which defines how much luminance difference is required before triggering the event