SecuriTEST IP Manual English

SecuriTEST ® IP
SecuriTEST® IP User Manual
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Publication ref: 171822
Issue 2 - 03/21
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GENERAL
Introduction Safety Battery

Page 1 Page 2 Page 2
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION
Keypad Electrical Wi-Fi LED Screen

Page 3 Interface Interface Indicators Functions
Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7
SETTINGS
IP Settings Wi-Fi Setup Shortcut FTP Server Storage

Page 8 Page 9 Menu Page 11 (SD Card)
Page 10 Page 12
HDMI OUT Remote System

Page 13 View Page 15
Page 14
POWER
PoE Output DC 12v Output PoE and

Page 16 Page 17 Power Info
Page18
IP CAMERA TEST
IP Camera Direct Camera Network IP Discovery ONVIF

Test Flow Page 20 Camera Page 20 Page 21
Page 19 Page 21
PTZ Chrome Non ONVIF Test

Page 22 Page 23 Page 24
HD COAX AND ANALOG CAMERA TEST
CVBS PTZ Address Video Out TVI CVI

Page 25 Scanning Page 28 Page 29 Page 30
Page 27
AHD PTZ
Page 31 Page 26
CABLE TESTING
Cable Test RJ45 Cable Tone

Page 32 TDR Generator
Page 33 Page 34
IP NETWORK TEST
Ping IP Scan DHCP Server Available IP Network

Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 IP Scan
Page 39
Data Monitor
(RS485)
Page 40
RESULTS AND TRANSFER
Test Report Jobs File File

Page 41 Page 42 Explorer Transfer
Page 43 Page 44
MY APPS
Rapid Video HIKVISION DAHUA RTSP Player

Page 44 Page 46 Page 47 Page 48
SOFTWARE UPDATE
Local
Update
Page 49
TOOLS
Notepad
Page 50
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Interfaces Camera Test Electrical Test General Test Results,

Page 51 Functions Functions Functions Upgrade and
Page 52 Page 53 Page 54 Help
Page 55
General
Page 56
GENERAL - Introduction
171822.02 SecuriTEST® IP 1
GENERAL - Safety
Exercise caution when handling rechargeable batteries.
All lithium-polymer battery packs, regardless of their indicated charge state, are
capable of producing electrical current sufficient to cause personal injury and/or
property damage.
GENERAL - Battery Handling
Do not dispose of battery packs in a fire or with regular waste. Battery packs may
explode if exposed to open flame. The battery packs are hazardous waste and may
contaminate ground water sources if disposed of in landfills.
The following battery pack handling precautions must be closely followed to avoid risk
of injury.
• When a battery pack is not installed in the tester, it should be kept in a clean, dry,
non-conductive package.
• Keep conductive materials away from the battery pack at all times.
• Keep contact sides of the battery pack away from each other at all times.
• Battery packs can only be charged while in the tester. Charging in any other
manner may cause the battery pack to explode.
• Always install, remove, store, and charge the battery packs in a non-explosive
atmosphere.
• Observe operating and storage temperatures (see Technical Specifications
section).
• Do not allow children or persons unfamiliar with the precautionary instructions in
this manual to handle or recharge the battery packs.
• Use only the charger supplied.
To remove the battery:

1. Remove boot 2. Remove cover 3. Remove battery
To replace the battery, reverse the above procedure.
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Keypad
Long press to switch Short press to

the tester ON/OFF. sleep / wake
Home screen / Digital zoom

shortcut menu toggle
Focus far
Focus near
Zoom in
Zoom out
Aperture open / Aperture close / decrease

increase / confirm / exit in-camera menu
Menu navigation
/ PTZ controls
Confirm settings and Return without confirming

return. settings. Long press to
return to home screen
Long press to capture
a screen shot.
While the screen shot

is being created, a
smaller version of the
screen appears briefly,
then the screen shot is
stored in the Jobs /
Screenshots folder of
the internal SD card.
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Electrical Interface
Top panel connectors and indicators
RS485 PTZ interface

HDMI input for NVR/DVR
checking (replacing display)
Video OUT / Coax tone generator
Coax video IN for analog, HD TVI/CVI/AHD
Direct connect to IP camera or LAN for access cameras

on the network. Selectable PoE output.
Passes network PoE or PoE injector PoE to camera -

does not pass data
LED flashlight
12 Volt / 2 Amp DC output to power non-PoE cameras
Bottom panel connectors and indicators
HDMI output for monitor testing

MicroSD card slot (push inwards to eject)
UTP cable test port
USB 5V 2A charging port - no data connection
Audio IN and OUT
12 Volt 2 Amp power adapter input
Battery isolation / storage switch. Set the isolating switch to the I
position to use or charge the tester. Set to O position to isolate the
battery for long term storage and to prevent the tester from being
switched on accidentally when not in use. The battery can not be
charged in the O position but the tester can be switched on if the
external supply is connected. The charge LED flashes when the
external supply is connected in the O position.
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Wi-Fi Interface
A 2.4G 802.11n Wi-Fi port is provided inside the tester. It can be used for:
• Connecting to Wi-Fi networks to access IP cameras for testing

• Connecting to Wi-Fi networks for file transfer via Internet or FTP
When the tester is connected to a Wi-Fi network, the Wi-Fi icon is displayed on top
right hand corner of the screen.
SETUP >> Wi-Fi
Tap to switch Wi-Fi on
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - LED Indicators
Power adapter connected
RS485 data receiving LEDs lit together indicate sleep

RS485 data transmitting mode (screen blanked)
Charging status:
lit=charging
off=fully charged
flashing = external supply is connected while the
isolating switch is in the O position (battery can not
be charged in this state) or battery not fitted.
The charging status is also indicated by the icon

at the top right of the screen
INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Screen Functions

MicroSD card status
Status indications
Camera/Network port link status
Battery status
Date (yyyy-mm-dd)
Time (hh:mm:ss in 24
hour format)
Quick Access Menu

Drag down from the top right hand corner of the
screen to reveal the Quick Access Menu. This
provides quick access to a selection of commonly
used tester functions. (Note that this selection is
not user-configurable.)
Shortcut Menu
Press the key to reveal the Shortcut Menu.

This provides shortcuts to up to 8 tester
functions, configurable under SETUP >> Shortcut
Menu.
Icon re-arrangement Tap any of the Main Menu icons to display the
relevant menu. Touch and hold any menu icon to
drag it into a new position in the same menu.
Tap the icon to turn it orange. Then touch

and hold any menu icon to drag it and release in
the desired different menu folder.
(
(Note that a Factory Reset will restore all icons to
their standard positions, but any software update
performed since the tester was manufactured will
need to be re-installed following Factory Reset.)
SETTINGS - IP Settings
SETUP>>IP Settings
Tap to configure the
DHCP server
Tick RJ45 to enable
the LAN socket and DHCP server status on/off
switch off Wi-Fi
Select Static IP or
Dynamic IP (DHCP)
Edit static addresses

or display network-
assigned Dynamic IP
addresses
PPPoE is used for authentication

of the network access with
known user name and
password.
Enables preset IP addresses to be entered
for future use. The IP address could be in a
different subnet.
OK applies the new settings only if they

are valid
SETTINGS - Wi-Fi Setup
SETUP>>Wi-Fi
Tap to switch Wi-Fi

on/off
Tap a connected network to display

its details and to remove it from the
list:
Touch and hold to enter the IP

address details of the Wi-Fi router:
Tap an available network to enter its password

and to connect to it:
Tap to enter network details manually:
SETTINGS - Shortcut Menu
SETUP>>Shortcut menu
Touch and hold an application icon to move it

automatically to the Shortcut menu. (Up to 8 icons
can be moved to the Shortcut Menu
Touch and hold an

application to move
it back automatically
to the main
applications list
Press the key to reveal the Shortcut Menu or to return from the open App.
SETTINGS - FTP Server
The FTP server can be used to transfer files to and from the tester via network
interface.
SETUP>>FTP Server
Select “Anonymous server login“

(no password required)
Wi-Fi or wired
network
Tap “Start FTP Server”
Copy the tester’s ftp

address to the browser in
the PC
Browse the tester’s internal

or external SD card file
system, as set in the FTP
tab in File Explorer
SETTINGS - Storage (SD Card)
SETUP>>Storage
Displays the Total, Used and Available

capacity of the internal storage
SETTINGS - HDMI Out
SETUP>>HDMI Out
Used for testing monitors and projectors and for training. The tester’s screen (static or
video) is mirrored to the HDMI Output port.
Tap to switch the HDMI output on/off

(default is ON)
Select the required

HDMI resolution /
format
SETTINGS - Remote View
SETUP>>Remote View
Use Remote View to stream video from the tester’s screen to the LAN / Wi-Fi port. Use
an RTSP player (VLC recommended) to view the video on a PC or smart device
connected to the tester via a network.
Wi-Fi or wired
network
Tap to start the Remote View
Copy the URL from the tester screen

to the VLC settings (Network >>
Address) in the PC (or capture the QR
code on a smart device)
Select the required

Remote View
resolution / format
SETTINGS - System
The System settings are grouped under the heading of System.
Tap to expand the System group.
Tap to return to the top level Setup menu
SETUP>>System>>Date & Time
Tick to synchronise with local time

Tap to select local time zone
Set Date and Time

(when Auto is un-
ticked)
Tap to apply the new

settings (when Auto
is un-ticked)
SETUP>>System>>Factory Reset
Tap then confirm to restore the tester configuration to the original

factory settings.
CAUTION! Any software updates performed since the tester was manufactured will
need to be re-installed following Factory Reset. (Note that the user software can not
be backed up. For standard software, the user needs to download latest SW from
TREND Networks web site to recover it. The user’s own software needs to be
reinstalled separately.
POWER - PoE Output
The tester's LAN port is equipped with Power over Ethernet capability. It can be used
to provide power to PoE enabled cameras:
PoE Camera Power + Data
POWER >> PoE
Tap the switch to turn PoE on/off

Floating indicator shows PoE
status, voltage and power
consumed. This floating PoE
indicator can be dragged to any
convenient place on the screen,
and always appears on top.
Double-tap the floating indicator

to display / hide more details:
Indicates that PoE is

present on the
LAN/Network port
Indicates the pin

numbers of the
actual PoE voltages
applied
Indicates the PoE

power consumed
by the load
POWER - DC 12V Output
The 12 volt DC socket on the top panel of the tester can supply up to 2 amps to non-
PoE cameras.
Non-PoE Power
Camera
Note that the power is always present on the socket, regardless of the setting of the
PoE switch.
TOOLS >> PoE & Power Info
Indicates the output

voltage
Indicates the output

power
POWER - PoE and Power Info
TOOLS >> PoE & Power Info
(Note – when this screen is displayed, the PoE output is switched off if the tester is
running on battery power. At the same time the PoE Input power and data will be
passing through to the LAN/Network port.)
Indicates PoE input status

Use the 12 v input for testing
camera power supplies
Indicates the pin numbers

of the PoE input voltages.
The PSE voltage will pass
through to LAN/Network
port while data will not
pass through.
Indicates the PoE / DC

voltages present
Indicates the power

consumed by the
load or provided by
the camera or PoE
supply
IP CAMERA TEST - IP Camera Test Flow
A typical test sequence consists of providing power to the camera,

connecting to it and accessing its controls, setting it up and creating a
report to record its correct operation:
1. POWER
Provide power to the camera and allow time to boot up.
2. IP SET
Use IP Discovery to find the IP address of a single camera or use
NETWORK CAMERA or ONVIF to find the IP address of a network
connected camera.
3. ACCESS
User name or password may be needed to access the camera.
4. SETUP
Setup camera parameters such as name, IP address, video format etc via
ONVIF and web browser.
5. DOCUMENT
Create test reports for ONVIF IP cameras and screen shots for Analog &
HD coax cameras.
IP CAMERA TEST - IP Discovery / DIRECT IP CAMERA
Quick IP Device Discovery
The IP Discovery tool provides facilities for discovering and testing

a single directly connected IP camera.
Touch REFRESH to start the IP Discovery again following a

timeout.
Touch NON-ONVIF CAMERA to access the non-ONVIF test
function.
Displays the results of the PING test. Touch start to PING the
detected camera to verify network connection.
Touch WEB BROWSER to access the camera via Chrome
Touch ONVIF CAMERA to connect to ONVIF-compliant cameras.
Controls and indicates DHCP status
Displays the IP address of the tester and the discovered IP address of the
connected camera. The tester sets its IP address in the same sub-net as the camera.
Displays the status of the discovered camera
IP CAMERA TEST – ONVIF / NETWORK CAMERA
ONVIF Camera Test
Cameras that are compliant with the standard

methods of communication established by the Open
Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) can be
connected and tested without the need to make any
manual adjustments to the connection details
regardless of camera brand. (Note that some cameras
may be only partially ONVIF compliant)
Touch an icon to display the camera setup menu, capture and play
photos and videos, Pan/Tilt/Zoom (see PTZ section), RTSP address,
preview and create test reports (see Test Report section). Touch
and drag tool bar to display the "?" icon.
Touch setting to adjust the ONVIF settings
Touch Add to add a new camera using its URL. Touch Refresh
to update the Device List
Displays the video stream from the connected camera. Double-tap
to switch full-screen display on/off.
Displays a list of available cameras. Touch a camera to connect to it.
Displays the user name of the connected camera when logged in. When
logged out, allows user name and password to be entered.
ONVIF CAMERA TEST - PTZ
The Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) functions of IP cameras

can be tested using the keypad arrow buttons or
screen gestures or by using user-defined presets of
the angle, distance and objective as well as speed for
the PTZ.
PTZ presets can be programmed into the camera

and tested using this software tool.
The other parameters of the IP camera can be

configured via ONVIF menu or WEB BROWSER.
Touch Close to return to the ONVIF screen.

Touch Delete to remove the highlighted preset from the list
Highlight a preset then touch goto to instruct the camera to go to the specified
PTZ settings
Create a new preset by moving the camera to the desired position then touch set
preset to add it to the list
Displays a list of PTZ settings previously set by the user.
Touch Left cruise or Right cruise to test the left/right pan position.
IP CAMERA TEST - Chrome
The Chrome web browser provides an interface for connecting to the web servers in
connected cameras. This allows setting of the cameras through their web interface.
Note: Many cameras require the Microsoft ActiveX plug-in to display live video in a web
browser. ActiveX is not supported by the Android operating system.
Some non-ONVIF compliant cameras will display live video using alternative video
compression protocols.
Some of the cameras do not support all functions on Chrome browser. Please be aware
of this.
Enter the URL / IP address of the required camera .
Press to close the browser
IP CAMERA TEST – Non-ONVIF IP Camera Test
The Non ONVIF (IPCam) test screen provides facilities for discovering, viewing and
testing connected non-ONVIF compliant cameras using their IP address.
RTSP stream subject availability of camera under test.

Touch Reset to cancel all settings. Touch Restore to go back to
the previous settings.
Touch Enter to connect to the specified camera
Enter the TCP / UDP port number for the required camera
Show password
Enter the user name and password of the camera
Search camera IP address
Select camera brand and model or select Auto to search automatically
Touch Edit to go to the IP settings screen to set the IP address and Subnet
Mask of the tester, and the address of the gateway and DNS.
ANALOG CAMERA TEST - CVBS
Cameras using the Composite Video Blanking and Sync (CVBS) analog standard can be
tested
12VDC
Settings for Photo or Video file naming. Auto creates a file name
automatically. Manual allows user to set file name.
Touch +/- or drag the sliders to adjust the picture settings

Displays the video stream from the connected camera
Touch to display the Video Levels on the bottom left
corner. Displays the levels of the different
components of the Composite Video stream from
the connected camera as shown on the right.
ANALOG CAMERA TEST - PTZ
The Pan / Tilt / Zoom of Analog cameras can be controlled by the keypad or by screen
gestures.
Tap to display the PTZ control screen (may vary depending on the type of
camera):
To set each parameter, tap it and select from the displayed list or enter the required
number:
Protocol – Must match the camera setting

Coaxitron – Choose PTZ (controlled by keypad) or Menu ( controlled by on-screen
controls)
Port Type – Must match the camera setting
Baud Rate - Must match the camera setting
Address - Must match the camera setting
Pan Speed – Enter the required speed (0-63)
Tilt Speed - Enter the required speed (0-63)
Set Preset Position – Save the current PTZ setting and give it a number
Recall Position – Recall – Go to a previously saved PTZ position
Use screen gestures to control PTZ:
Slide left / right to control Pan and up / down to control Tilt
Pinch to Zoom out. Spread to Zoom in.
Use the keypad to control PTZ ( see Keypad section). Press to switch
Digital Zoom on. A thumbnail of the zoomed view is displayed at the bottom let of the
screen. Use the zoom and pan keys to adjust the zoomed view.
ANALOG CAMERA TEST - PTZ Address Scanning
When enabled, SecuriTEST IP will scan PTZ addresses in the analog video
modes. Scanning will stop when exiting analog video mode. Used for
connecting a single camera only. If connected to a head-end, multiple
cameras will be activated during the scanning process.
Note that the PTZ parameters must first be set to match the camera (see
PTZ section).
SETUP >> PTZ Address Scanning >> ON

then ANALOG & HD CAMERA>>CVBS>>PTZ
Set protocol, communication port, communication rate, to match the PTZ

camera under test, then to press "Scanning" to start the PTZ camera's
address searching.
Touch “Auto scan +”. The address increments in steps of 1. When the
address is found, the PTZ camera will continue to pan right. Touch "Auto
scan(+) to stop address incrementing. Then use "Manual scan (-)" to
search the address until the camera stops panning right. At this point, the
address field shows the camera's PTZ address.
Touch “Auto scan -”. The address decrements in steps of 1. When the
address is found, the PTZ camera will continue to pan left. Touch "Auto
scan(+) to stop address decrementing. Then use "Manual scan (-)" to
search the address until the camera stops panning left. At this point, the
address field shows the camera's PTZ address.
ANALOG CAMERA TEST - Video Out
The Video Out function generates and displays a test pattern which can be used to test
TV monitors and cabling infrastructure via Analog/Test Output interface.
TV Monitor
Testing
Cable Testing
Select a coloured bars test pattern or a blue screen to be used for

the VIDEO OUT test stream.
Displays the Output test picture
Displays the received test pattern (for cable testing)
Select PAL or NTSC picture format
ANALOG CAMERA TEST – HD TVI
Cameras using the High Definition Transport Video Interface (TVI) standard can be
tested. HD Coax Camera - TVI/AHD/CVI are protocols that allow HD video from digital
cameras to be transmitted over coaxial cable allowing improved video quality with
existing cabling. SecuriTEST IP supports fixed and PTZ versions of these cameras.
12VDC
Touch to play recorded videos.

(Common functions for
Touch to capture photos and videos. all HD coax camera
Touch to display captured photos. types)
Displays video format (width x height in pixels) and frame rate
Touch Photo to select and view snapshots

Touch Snapshot to capture a snapshot of the current scene
Touch Record to record video. Touch Stop to stop recording
Touch Playback to select and play video recordings
Touch PTZ to set the Pan/Tilt/Zoom see PTZ section
Touch Set to control Auto or manual naming of the photos and videos
ANALOG CAMERA TEST – HD CVI
Cameras using the High Definition Composite Video Interface (CVI) standard can be
tested.
12VDC
Create and recall preset PTZ positions.

Set response speed of PTZ controls. Common functions for all HD Coax (
TVI, CVI and AHD)
UTC or RS485 Port settings

ANALOG CAMERA TEST - AHD
Cameras using the Analog High Definition (AHD) standard can be tested.
12VDC
Navigate and use the camera-based settings menus with the On

Screen Display (OSD) menu navigation controls. (Also supported
on TVI, CVI and Coax cameras.)

CABLE TESTING - Cable Test
Cables connected between the Cable Test port (bottom of the tester) and the UTP port
of a Cable Tracer / Remote (powered by two AAA batteries - not included in package)
can be checked for correct continuity and identified as straight-through or crossover
cables. (The shield of STP cables is not tested)
Switch on
power UTP Port
Touch to display wiring diagrams for straight-through and

crossover cables
Diagrams showing the colour code and pin numbers. Faulty pins are
shown by a red cross
Displays the end-to-end connections of the cable being tested (only
if the test has passed)
Displays the ID number of the remote
Displays the detected configuration of the cable being tested.
CABLE TESTING - RJ45 cable TDR
A Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) in the tester can be used to measure the length
and estimated cable quality of a cable (excluding STP shield) with the other end
opened or shorted. To measure the impedance, reflectivity and skew, the cable need to
be connected to a Camera / Network port (top of tester). The length of each of the
four individual pairs in the cable is independently measured. (Note that this test does
not require a remote unit. However the skew can only be measured at 1000Mb/s when
the tester is connected to an active network port such as a switch)
Touch to display wiring diagrams for straight-through and

crossover cables
Touch to display diagrams of the ports
Displays open / short status of each cable pair
Displays the length of each cable pair
Displays the approximate attenuation per 100m and cable quality ( good / poor /
contaminated) for cables longer than 10 m. Threshold of colour is as following for
100m:
<=8dB Green
<=10dB Yellow
>10dB Red
Touch to start single, continuous or advanced test. Use Advanced test
for reflection, impedance and skew. Use Continuous for best accuracy
and result stability.
CABLE TESTING - Tone Generator
The tester can generate a digital tone on the cable (UTP only – not STP) connected to
the Cable Test port. This tone can be detected using a non-contact tone probe to allow
the cable to be traced.
Touch a number to select the desired tone
IP NETWORK TEST - Ping
Ping is a standard network debugging tool used for testing if the connected IP camera
or other network equipment’s Ethernet port is working normally and the IP address is
correct.
TOOLS >> Network Tool >> Ping
Connect a network cable to the LAN port and click the icon to open the PING
tool. You can set your LOCAL (native) IP address, Remote IP address (e.g. IP camera),
Packet count, Packet Size, Packet delay time and Timeout. Press “Start” to start
pinging. If the IP camera or network device is not configured properly or not plugged
in, it will say “Destination host unreachable,” or have 100% packet loss. If the tester
connects to the device, the send and receive packets will have a 0% packet loss.
IP NETWORK TEST - IP Scan
TOOLS >> Network Tool >> IP Scan
Connect the cable to the LAN port, click icon . Set the IP address search range
by changing the Start and End IP addresses. (Note that the IP Scan test can only scan
within the local subnet.)
Click the “Start” button to scan the IP address range. You can also input an IP address
in the Port Number Scan to scan for open ports. (Note that the port scan can take a
long time and it is not recommended to use this function unless necessary.)
The “IPC” indication means that

this may be the address of a
camera.
Port number scan is mainly to check if the port is open and available for
service/traffic passing through. Often it takes much longer time to test and it
is not recommended to use this test unless necessary.
IP NETWORK TEST - DHCP Server
Cameras that are equipped to use the Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) can
request an IP address from the tester’s DHCP server instead of using a fixed IP address.
TOOLS >> Network Tool >> DHCP Server
Switch the DHCP Server on/off
CAUTION! Enabling a DHCP server in a network

that already has another DHCP server enabled can
cause the network to become unstable. Always
consult the network administrator before enabling
the DHCP server in a tester connected to a
network
Set up the IP address of the tester
(Note that the tester must have a
static address and not be in Wi-Fi
mode) Refer to IP Settings section.
Set up a pool of
addresses that the
DHCP server can
assign
Double-tap to display DHCP

clients in the network,
updated in real time
Set the length of time that the

address will be valid in the camera
Lists all of the cameras that
have been assigned IP
addresses
IP NETWORK TEST - Available IP
TOOLS >> Network Tool >> Available IP
This tool is used to check the network to find available IP addresses. A camera with a
fixed IP address will only work correctly in the network if its IP address is not already in
use by another device. If the camera’s IP address is already in use, it must be changed
to a free one before it can be connected to the network.
IP address is
available
IP address is
already in use -
camera address
must be changed
to a free one
Remove the selected IP

address from the scan
Add a new IP address to include in

the scan
Start the scan
IP NETWORK TEST - Network IP Scan
TOOLS >> Network Tool >> Network IP Scan
Connect the cable to the LAN port, click icon . This test scans the network over
multiple sub-nets. (Note that this can take a long time to complete.)
IP NETWORK TEST - Data Monitor (RS485)
This tool is used to check the RS485 communication codes transmitted by a DVR or
control keyboard.
TOOLS >> Data Monitor
Transmitted and
received messages
Edit the message Transmit the message
Adjust the port settings:
RESULTS AND TRANSFER - Test Report
The final step in testing and commissioning cameras is to

record the testing in the form of a Test Report that can be
given to the client as proof of correct installation and
operation.
Touch to open the report

information window
Touch a saved report to select
it for viewing
Touch to open the selected

report
Report Information Window
Touch to create and save the
report
Fill in the project and operator

details
Touch to attach snap shots and

logo for the test report
PDF is created and stored on

the internal storage in the JOBS
folder.
RESULTS AND TRANSFER - JOBS
Jobs are used to organise all of the test results and resources into a folder structure in
the internal storage (internal SD card). The contents are categorised by type of file:
Shortcut copies all files from

internal SD card to external SD
card.
RESULTS AND TRANSFER - File Explorer
The File Explorer provides a method for navigating the file structures of the various
tester memories, including the internal and external SD cards.
MY APPS >> File Explorer
To Copy a file to another folder in the tester:
• Navigate to the file

• Either:
o Select the file by ticking the box on the right hand side of the screen
o Tap the icon at the top of the screen

• Or:
o Touch and hold the file name
o Select Copy from the menu
• Navigate to the destination folder
• Tap Paste
To Copy a file from the tester to another device (PC or smart device):
• See File Transfer section
RESULTS AND TRANSFER - File Transfer
Three methods can be used to transfer files to and from external devices such as PCs
and smart devices:
1. Removable microSD card
• Use the Copy / Paste procedure described in the Jobs section to copy the
required file(s) on to the external SD card
• Eject the SD card by pushing it inwards
• Insert the SD card into an SD port or SD / USB adapter (provided as
standard accessory) in the target device
• Copy the required file(s) into the appropriate folder in the target device.
• (Reverse the process to copy from the external device to the tester)
2. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server
MY APPS >> File Explorer>> FTP
An FTP server can run in the tester. (See FTP server.) This can be accessed by an external
device connected via a Wi-Fi or wired network.
Select external or
internal SD card
Select Anonymous
login (no password
required)
This is the FTP address of the

tester. Enter it into the URL
bar of the browser.
Tap to start the FTP server

(See FTP server)
3. Internet
Files can be sent and received

over the Internet using
applications such as web e-mail
or Dropbox as illustrated on the
right.
MY APPS - Rapid Video
Rapid video is an App that allows the tester to quickly detect all cameras in the
connected network and to display the video streams. It quickly combines IP Discovery
and ONVIF into a single operation.
MY APPS >> Rapid Video
The tester automatically connects to a camera and displays the video stream (see
ONVIF):
If the camera is disconnected, tap Refresh to re-connect :
MY APPS - HIK (HIKVISION)
The HIK App searches for all Hikvision cameras in the network and allows the user to
activate any cameras and to view the video streams from them. This is specially
designed for Hikvision cameras and mainly used for large scale or batch camera
configuration to improve the efficiency.
MY APPS >> HIK
Tap to refresh the search list
Indicates the IP
details of the
selected camera
Enter the login details

of the selected camera
Play the video stream

from the selected
camera
Modify / reset the settings

Tap to login to the selected
camera
Out of the box cameras need

to be activated before they
can be used. Tap to activate
the selected camera
Lists the available cameras
and their activation status.
Tap a camera to select it
MY APPS - DH (DAHUA)
The DH App searches for all Dahua cameras in the network and allows the user to
activate any cameras and to view the video streams from them. This is specially
designed for Dahua cameras and mainly used for large scale or batch camera
configuration to improve the efficiency.
MY APPS >> DH
Tap to refresh the search list
Indicates the IP
details of the
selected camera
Enter the login details

of the selected camera
Play the video stream

from the selected
camera
Modify / reset the settings

Tap to login to the selected
camera
Out of the box cameras need

to be activated before they
can be used. Tap to activate
the selected camera
Lists the available cameras
and their activation status.
Tap a camera to select it
MY APPS - RTSP Player
The RTSP Player app will allow you to view the RTSP video stream from an IP camera.
If you were unable to view your camera via the ONVIF or Test apps, it is possible your
camera will have an RTSP stream and you can view live video using this method.
MY APPS >> RTSP Player
Indicates the tester's IP address
Edit the tester's IP address
Set the user name

and Password of the
IP camera
Tap to show a list of used

RTSP address search for RTSP
enabled cameras in the
network and to select one
Set up or scan for the from the list to play
Camera's IP address
Tap to view the RTSP stream
SOFTWARE UPDATE - Local Update
The tester software can be updated in two ways - Manual and Auto update. Auto is
recommended for end users and Manual is for TREND and service engineers to use.
Note: The AUTO function will only update the TREND Networks' own software. Any
third party software will not be updated automatically unless MANUAL update is used.
SETUP >> System >> Update
Note: Users who install / update unapproved third party APPs into the tester take full
responsibility for the consequences. TREND Networks will not take any responsibility
or support these APPs if operation issues are caused.
TOOLS - Notepad
Notepad is a useful tool for making notes about the tests to attach to Test Reports
TOOLS >> Notepad
Write a new text note
Open an existing text file:
Save the new text note to a file:
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION - Interfaces:

Ethernet port:
o Ethernet 100/1000Base-T - LAN/Network/Camera/RJ45 TDR test (1000Base-T), mRJ45 cable TDR test (1000Base-T)
RJ45 port:
o PoE IN - Pass-through PoE to the Ethernet port only no data pass through.
o Cable test - Cable test only Not Ethernet, no network connection.
Wi-Fi:
o Built in Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n (2.4GHz only) up to speed 150Mb/s client to access the network for testing.
Coax port:
o BNC (f) video IN/HD Coax IN – Analog, TVI, CVI, AHD input
o BNC (f) video out – Analog video bar output
RS485 port: RS485 male “Phoenix” type connector for PTZ control and communications test
HDMI port:
o HDMI IN:
o HDMI supports: 720×480p /720×576p /1280×720p /1920×1080p /1024×768p/1280×1024p /1280×900p
/1440×900p video formats.
o Does not support HDCP copy protected video sources
o HDMI OUT: 1 channel HDMI output1280x720p, 1920x1080p user selectable.
Audio port:
o Audio IN: 3.5mm female socket for audio line in

o Audio Out: 3.5mm female socket for audio line out
DC output: 4.0x1.7mm female socket for 12V/2A DC output (center positive polarity)
USB port: Type A USB on 5V/2A DC power output only (No data transfer)
SD card slot: MicroSD card reader
DC input: 12V DC charge port with 5.5x2.1mm socket. Tester can operate and charge battery simultaneously.
LED Indication
Battery:
o ON - charging,
o OFF - fully charged when charge is ON or
o OFF – no charging when charge is OFF
o Flash – battery switch is OFF or no battery fitted (charge LED is ON)
Charge:
o ON - External DC 12V IN is plugged in

o OFF - External DC 12V IN is not plugged in
Tx & Rx:
Flash - Tx & Rx data for RS485
ON – Standby (both Tx & Rx ON)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION – Camera Test Functions
IP Camera Test:
o Max video input resolution: 4K (8MP).

o Codec support: MJPEG, MPEG4, H.264, H.265 (mainstream)
o ONVIF support: relevant part of profile S,Q,G
o IP address discovery & assign: auto discover static IP address of direct-connected camera or assign IP address to the
camera with dynamic IP address setting ( from internal DHCP server) automatically.
o Stream support: RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol)
o Non-ONVIF and proprietary IP camera support: manual IP address, port and model selection for non-ONVIF supported
cameras brand including ACTi, AIPU, APD, Axis, Aebell, Arecont Vision, BILL, BM, Bestecher, Bosch, CityTech, CYZ,
Changying, Colin, Costar, Dahua , DOZENY, DVO, DVSONE, Devele, Etrovision, FOKO, FORSECU, FS, Finetida, GOLBONG,
GREAT, Geovision, Grandeye, HI-SHARP, Hikvision, HISIDE, HZWS, HanbangGaoKe, HawKeye, Hitron, Honewell, HuiSun,
hongben, ISEC, Infinova, JETVIEW, JOOAN, JOVISION, JUAN, Jbvideo, JieGao, JingShiKang, KEDACOM, KINPUS, KeJun,
KumKang, LEFOUND, LILIN, LanDunSiAn, Longse, MaxxOne, NJBESTWAY, Neitway, OSKA, PN3D, Panasonic, Pelco,
PengRunDa, Pinshi, QIDUN, Samsung, SANTACHI, SHIKO,SONY, STJIATU, STYCO, Safer, SecurityTronix, Seeyou, SongXin,
Sunell, SuperSight, TBTEC, TIANDY, TP-LINK, TVT, TianLong, TruVue, Uniview, VIDIACNET,VIVOTEK, VSTON,VVS-CCTV,
VideoNet, Vista, WAPA, WATCHMAN, WEISKY, Woshida, XiangWei, XinLong, YH, YIDUN, YJX, YSJ, YXAF, YueTian,
YunShiAn, ZKTeco, ZLD …
o PTZ, focus, aperture: Key pad and screen gesture to control of aperture, zoom, focus, pan, tilt.
o Digital zoom: Up to 20 times (subject to camera availability)
o Rapid video: One key discovery of active network cameras and access to camera setup and programming via ONVIF.
Web browser: Chrome
Analog (CVBS) camera test:
o Video input: 1 channel analog CVBS signal PAL & NTSC auto detection
o Video level meter: Peak video signal level, Sync signal level, Colour, Chroma level measurement
o Video output: colour bar, blue or black full screen in NTSC or PAL formats.
o Dual window display: CVBS floating on screen and IP camera test results at the same time for analog and IP converter
test monitor
o PTZ control: Supports RS485 control, Baud 600-115200bps, Compatible with more than 30 protocols such as PELCO-
D/P, Samsung, Panasonic, Bosch etc. (detail see HD Coax PTZ part)
o PTZ address scan: auto detect camera’s PTZ address
o PTZ data monitoring: Captures and analyses the command data from PTZ controller. Manual transmit of hexadecimal
codes in RS485 for PTZ control testing.
HD Coax (TVI, CVI, AHD) camera test:
o TVI: 8MP (4K) 3840 x 2160 15 fps, 5MP 2592 x 1944P 12.5/20 fps, 4MP 2688 x 1520P 15fps; 2560 x 1440P 15/25/30 fps,
3MP 2048 x 1536P 18/25/30 fps, 2MP (1080P) 1920 x 1080P 25/30 fps, 720P 1280 x 720P 25/30/50/60 fps, UTC control/
call OSD menu
o CVI: 8MP (4K) 3840 x 2160 12.5/15 fps, 4MP 2560x1440P 25F/30 fps, 1080p 1920 x 1080P 25/30 fps, 720p 1280 x 720P
25/30/50/60fps, UTC control d call OSD menu
o AHD: 5MP 2592 x 1944P 12.5/20 fps, 4MP 2560x1440P 15/25/30 fps, 3MP 2048x1536P 18/25/30 fps, 1080p 1920x1080P
25/30fps,720P 1280x720P 25/30 fps ,UTC control d call OSD menu
o Images: Snapshot/view, video record/play, screenshot
o PTZ control:
Port type - UTC Coaxitron®:
 PTZ - Address, pan speed, tilt speed, set & recall position
 Menu - arrows control with address
Port type - RS485:
 Protocol: ALEC, AD168(M-B), Bosch OSRD, CBC, DAT-SD, DH-YTC06, Fastrax, HD600, Hikvision,
Kalatel ASC, LC-NEW, LG-MULTIX, Lilin-FAST, Lilin-MLP2, Minking A01, Minking B01, Molynx, Panasonic,
Pelco D, Pelco P, Samsung, Samsung SPD, SIEMENS, SONY-EVI, Santachi, TeleEye DM2, Vcltp, Vicon,
WV-CS850, YAAN, YAAN-0, YAAN-1
 Baud rate: 150, 300, 600,1200,2400,4800,9600,19200, 38400,115200
 Address, Pand & Tilt speed, Position set & Recall
o Zoom: Key pad control manual & digital (5x max)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION – Electrical Test Functions

Power output:
o PoE: DC48V PoE/PoE+, 24W max

o DC 12V: DC12V/2A power for IP & analog cameras
o DC 5V: DC5V 2A power output via USB to charge portable devices
PoE & Voltage test
o PoE IN: voltage, power and pins used

o LAN/Network: voltage, power and pin used
o 12V DC IN: voltage, power consumed (operating and charging power consumption)
o 12V DC OUT: voltage, power consumed by attached device
o PoE link check: PD (Powered Device) port on cable Tracer/Remote Test’s PoE status of link and pairs used with LED
indicators for 12,36 or 45,78 pins.
Ethernet cable test:
o Twisted-pair test: Reports: – straight, crossed-pair, open, short and cross-over (MDI-MDIX) with Tracer/Remote.
o RJ45 TDR test: Length 180m (max), Resolution +/-1m; estimated attenuation (dB/100m or dB/100feet) with good, poor
and bad colour status; reflection %; impedance (Ω); delay skew (ns) (when connected to 1000Mb/s network device only),
pin number with pair length. Continuous and single test mode.
o Digital Tone generator: 4 different tone selections for cable tracing.
o Cable trace: Trace and locate cables with the included Tracer/Remote. Digital tone technology eliminates electrical
noise/hum associated with traditional analogue tracing probes. Eight (8) volume levels, headphone jack for use in noisy
environments, non-conductive tip to prevent short circuits and integrated LED flashlight. Requires 2 x 1.5V AAA (LR03)
batteries (not included).
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION – General Test Functions

IP Network test:
o Traffic monitoring: real-time upstream/downstream bandwidth histogram, tester IP address and link speed and full/half-
duplex condition.
o Ping: Local & destination IP address, packet size, number of ping tests and inter-packet delay.
o IP Scan: Scan for active devices within selected IP address range (subnet). Scan selected IP address for available
TCP/UDP port services.
o Port flash: Flash the link LED on of the switch to visually identify the port to which SecuriTEST IP is connected.
o DHCP Server: Fully configurable DHCP server to allow dynamically configured devices to operate when a network router
is not installed. Start/stop IP address range, lease time, connected client list display.
o Trace Route: Display IP address and delay time of up to 30 hops (routers) between device and target URL/IP address.
o Available IP: Create list of IP addresses and to scan for availability checking. Tester will scan each address and identify if
the address is available or in use by a network device. Use to find available IP addressed when before configuring a new
device with a static address.
o Network IP Scan: Cross-subnet IP scan on any linked network. Lists IP address of devices on multiple subnets compared
to IP Scan function which only lists devices on the same subnet as the tester.
Media playback/record applications:
o Video: RTSP player, Video player, VLC

o Audio: Audio recorder, Audio player
Image capture:
o Capture still image from connected camera (can be attached to test reports).
o Record video stream from connected camera.
o Capture current tester screen.
Audio:
o Audio IN: 1 channel audio signal input from camera to record, listen and play via media player or audio recorder/player;
2.5 mm (1/8”) connector.
o Audio OUT: 1 channel audio signal output to monitor audio from cameras with microphone; 2.5 mm (1/8”) connector.
o Speaker: Internal two speakers for system indicators and audio playback from cameras or other media files.
Test report (ONVIF only): PDF format with
o Company/customer project details,

o Tester information,
• Serial number/hardware version/firmware version/software version
• Date/time set
o Date/time of test conducted
o Camera manufacturer/model/name/software version/Date & time
o Camera network configuration,
o Link speed and duplex
o IP/gateway/DNS/MAC addresses, subnet mask
o Dynamic/static configuration
o Video stream information,
o Video resolution
o Frame rate
o Bit rate (kb/s)
o Encoding (CODEC) type
o Attach up to six (6) video still snapshot images,
o Operator’s notes
o Attach company/customer logo
Quick Access Shortcut menu: Single button access to eight (8) user-selectable functions
Remote view: View tester screen on other network device using RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol).
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION – Results, Upgrade and Help

JOBS: Shortcut to user storage area with folders for Audio/ Logos/ Photos/ Reports/ Screenshots/ Videos.
Single button copy all files/directories from internal JOBS folder to external SD card.
File management:
o File explorer: copy, save, delete, cut, paste, transfer to internal and external SD card
o FTP: results to be accessed and managed via FTP with tester configured as a server or client.
o MicroSD card: transfer results to other devices or install software updates.
Upgrade: Auto & manual updates from microSD card.
Help
Video introduction: a quick video clip for basic operation introduction
User guide: Context sensitive on-line help
Quick reference guide: a quick reference guide for starting to operate the tester
FAQ: a list of commonly asked questions regarding to tester operation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION – General
Display:
o Screen: 7 inch capacitive touch screen with 1920x1200 resolution (324 ppi).
o Screen locking: user password setting for secured tester access.
o Screen rotation: rotating screen for ceiling camera adjustment before mounting.
o Sleep timer: 1-30 min, disengage.
Storage: 10GB internal SD card, 8GB external microSD card included (supports up to 16 GB).
Date & Time: Date, Time & time zone selection, 24 hours format, manual and auto sync.
Power: Charger: input 110-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 0.6A; output 12VDC, 2A, centre pin positive polarity; US, UK, EU, Australia AC plug
adapters.
Battery:
o Capacity: Field user exchangeable 7.4V Lithium polymer battery, 5000mAh, 37Wh
o Operation time: 10 hour (typical) continuous operation without external PoE/DC12V load; 4.5hours (typical) with 3.5 watt
PoE camera load.
o Charge time: < 8 hours from empty.
Language: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese
Length units: meter, feet
Operating Temperature: -10oC - +50 oC (50 oF - 122 oF)
Operating Humidity: 30% - 90%
Dimension 252 mm x 160 mm x 48 mm/ 10.0 in x 6.3 in x 1.9 in (approximate)
Weight: 1.0 Kg/2.2 lbs (including battery)
Standard compliance
CE RED directive:
• EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011+A2:2013
• EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 (2011-09)
• EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1 (2012-09)
• EN 300 328 V1.9.1 (2015-02)
• EN 62479:2010
FCC:
• FCC Part 15 Subpart B
RoHS:
• EN62321:2012
• EN 14372:2004
• EPA 3540:1996
Tone Tracer/Remote CE Directive:
• EN55032:2015
• EN61000-3-2:2014
• EN61000-3-3:2013
• EN55024:2010+A1:2015

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Introduction Safety Battery

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION

Keypad Electrical Wi-Fi LED Screen

IP Settings Wi-Fi Setup Shortcut FTP Server Storage

HDMI OUT Remote System

PoE Output DC 12v Output PoE and

IP Camera Direct Camera Network IP Discovery ONVIF

PTZ Chrome Non ONVIF Test

HD COAX AND ANALOG CAMERA TEST

CVBS PTZ Address Video Out TVI CVI

Cable Test RJ45 Cable Tone

Ping IP Scan DHCP Server Available IP Network

RESULTS AND TRANSFER

Test Report Jobs File File

Rapid Video HIKVISION DAHUA RTSP Player

Interfaces Camera Test Electrical Test General Test Results,

Exercise caution when handling rechargeable batteries.

GENERAL - Battery Handling

To remove the battery:

To replace the battery, reverse the above procedure.

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Keypad

Long press to switch Short press to

Home screen / Digital zoom

Aperture open / Aperture close / decrease

Confirm settings and Return without confirming

While the screen shot

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Electrical Interface

Top panel connectors and indicators

RS485 PTZ interface

Video OUT / Coax tone generator

Coax video IN for analog, HD TVI/CVI/AHD

Direct connect to IP camera or LAN for access cameras

Passes network PoE or PoE injector PoE to camera -

Bottom panel connectors and indicators

HDMI output for monitor testing

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Wi-Fi Interface

• Connecting to Wi-Fi networks to access IP cameras for testing

SETUP >> Wi-Fi

Tap to switch Wi-Fi on

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - LED Indicators

Power adapter connected

RS485 data receiving LEDs lit together indicate sleep

The charging status is also indicated by the icon

INTERFACE AND STATUS INDICATION - Screen Functions

Quick Access Menu

Press the key to reveal the Shortcut Menu.

Tap the icon to turn it orange. Then touch

Edit static addresses

PPPoE is used for authentication

OK applies the new settings only if they

SETTINGS - Wi-Fi Setup

Tap to switch Wi-Fi

Tap a connected network to display