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IPcamera User Manual


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IPcamera IP Camera

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Safety Instructions

These instructions are intended to assist users with the operation of the IPcamera and also to instruct

on how to avoid dangerous situations or damage to the device

!arnings" Serious in#ury or death may $e caused if any of the warnings $elow are neglectedCautions" In#ury or damage to the e%uipment may occur if any of the following caution messages are

neglected

!arnings &ollow these safeguards to

prevent serious in#ury or death

Cautions &ollow these precautions to

prevent potential in#ury or material

damage

!arnings"

Input voltage should meet $oth the S'() *Safety '+tra (ow )oltage, and the (imited Power

Source with -C .2) according to the I'C6/01/. standard Please refer to the technical

specifications for more details

-o not use a thirdparty power adapter or power cord

!hen the device is installed on the wall or ceiling ma4e sure that it is firmly attached

5otice

Ma4e sure that the power supply voltage is

correct $efore using the camera -o not

drop the device or e+pose it to physical

shoc4

-o not e+pose the device to temperatures outside the range of ./ oC to 6/oC when the

device is in operation

-o not e+pose the device to damp7wet conditions or high electromagnetism radiation To

avoid heat accumulation ma4e sure that your operating environment has proper ventilation

-o not attempt to open disassem$le or modify the device

8 few parts *eg electrolytic capacitor, of the e%uipment shall $e replaced regularly according to

their average life time The average life time varies from the differences $etween operating

environments and usage history 9egular maintenance chec4s are recommended for all users

Please contact your dealer for more details


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Contents

!elcome

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Contents 1

Product ;verview

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IPcamera Side )iew

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IPcamera (ens Specification

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IPcamera 9ecommended (ens Specification..

Minimum 9ecommended System 9e%uirement

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Connect your IPcamera

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Configuring the IPcamera via !e$


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IPcamera SMTP

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IPcamera &TP

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IPcamera PT

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IPcamera 8larm

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IPcamera System

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!elcome

The IPcamera is a ne+t generation IP camera for remote monitoring and surveillance over your(85 or internet

The IPcamera com$ines $est in class IP video technology and SIP protocols for a ro$ust IP

surveillance solution The product features @26: video streams with up to 3/ frames per second in

full -. delivering rich image clarity at rapid transmission rates Integrated SIP can pass alarms to

the PST5 mo$ile phones SIP IP phones SIP videophones and ena$les

2way )oIP communication

The IPcamera ensures ease of use integration and deployment with a multilingual graphical user

interface The IPcamera can $e %uic4ly installed and connected to your networ4 and accessed from

anywhere over the internet fle+i$le video management software ena$les users to monitor multiple

environments in one easy to use application The intuitive we$ interface lets users easily access

manage view and record live video streams from the device

The IPcamera is a powerful solution for small to medium siDed offices homes and storage


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Product ;verview

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IPcamera?ey &eatures

The ta$le $elow lists the 4ey features the IPcamera Supports

&eatures IPcamera5 IPcamera@- IPcamera((


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IPcamera(ens Specification

Parameters IPcamera5 IPcamera(( IPcamera@-

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IPcamera9ecommended (ens Specification

Parameters 9ecommendation(ens Mount CS CS mount is commonly used

C C7CS adapter ring is needed for C mount

(ens &ormat .73

&ocal (ength &i+ed &ocus f N : mm f N 6 mm or f N > mm

)aria$le&ocus f N 3 to > mmHf N 1 to 11mm

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IPcamera has -CI9IS driver circuit and -C

8utomatic 8perture lens can $e used

8ngle of )iew 5ormal 8ngle :/ o to 0/ o

!ide angle O 0/ o

Infrared &ilter 8ccording to the actual need I9 lens or (ens with

I9lightcompati$le might $e needed


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Installation uide

Minimum 9ecommended System 9e%uirement

E !indows 2/// Server Professional !indows P !indows )ista

E CPU" Intel Pentium : or higher 2 @DE 98M" . < *: < recommended for larger systems,

E Support for -irect >/ and a$ove

Connect your IPcamera

Using the Power adapter as power supply

E Connect an 9Q:1 ca$le to the 5'T!;9? port of the IPcamera

E Connect the other end of the 9Q:1 ca$le to your networ4 or PC

E Connect the power supply to the -C .2) power #ac4 on the $ac4 of the IPcamera

E Connect the other end of the power supply to a wall outlet The P;!'9 ('- will turn solid

green

Using Po' as power supply"

E Connect an 9Q:1 to the 5'T!;9? port of IPcamera

E Connect the other end of the 9Q:1 ca$le to a Po' switch The P;!'9 indicator will turn

solid green

5;T'" If you are going to connect the device to a hu$7switch7router please use a

straightthrough ca$le 8 cross over ca$le should $e used if you are going to connect the

device directly to a PC


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Configuring the IPcameravia !e$ I' will indicate that This we$site wants to install the following addon"

Install this addon $y following the instructions in I'

0 ou will see the home page


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Connect to the Camera using Static IP

If the camera does not get response from -@CP server after 3 minutes it can $e accessed $y the

default IP .02.6>..6>

. Connect your PC to the same networ4 as the IPcamera

2 Configure the IP address of your PC to" .02.6>. *.211, and configure the

su$net mas4 to 211211211/

3 Ma4e sure that the device is turned on and connected to the networ4

: Start Internet '+plorer on your computer

1 'nter .02.6>..6> in the address $ar of the $rowser

6 'nter the administrator user name and password to access the !e$ Configuration

Interface

= The default user name and password are $oth set to admin

> I' will indicate that This we$site wants to install the following addon"

Install this addon $y following the instructions in I'

0 ou will see the home page


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IPcamera@ome !e$ Page

&igure2" @ome we$ page of IPcamera5 and IPcamera((


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&igure3" @ome we$ page of IPcamera@-


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Items on IPcamera @ome Page

. Motion -etection If the motion detection alarm is triggered the indicator will flash red

Clic4 on the indicator to turn off the alarm

2 8larm 'vent If an alarm event is triggered the indicator will flash red Clic4 on

the indicator to turn off the alarm3 Control Console PT Console controller PT device needs to $e connected

: ;;M 5;T'" IPcamera does not support Doom

1 &;CUS 8d#usts the focus of images

6 -efault Clic4 this option to reset the video $rightness contrast and

saturation to their factory default configuration

= SP''- 8d#usts the rotation speed of the console

> Config Configures the Save (ocation for captured images and

recorded videos

IPcameraSystem Page

This page allows you to configure the system settings on IPcamera

Current System Time displays the

current date and time *2:h cloc4,

Set the System Time

Update via 5TP Server

the camera will o$tain

the time from an 5TP

server Specify the 5TP

serverWsIP addressor


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host name 8nd you can select your time Done from the dropdown list or define your own time

Done setting

5;T'" If using a host name for the 5TP server a -5S server must $e configured under


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9esolution B The higher the resolution is the $etter the video %uality is and higher

$andwidth is re%uired

(ow X @igh 9esolution

FCI& CI& 2CI& -.


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compression is a form of data compression designed to reduce the siDe of audio files Usually the

higher the audio compression is the $etter the audio %uality is

Power &re%uency this setting should match

the power fre%uency used in the country to

avoid flic4ering in the image 8nd it is onlyavaila$le for IPcamera

IPcamera5etwor4ing Page B 8ssign an IP to IPcamera

IPcamera supports IP version : The IP address can set automatically via -@CP or a static IP address

can $e set manually To ma4e IPcamera wor4 properly the user needs to set the -5S configuration

properly &or security purposes the user can also assign the IPcamera an @TTP Port other than >/

IP 8ddress ConfigurationThe IPcamera operates in two modes"

-ynamically 8ssigned via -@CP

B all the field values for the Static IP

mode are not used The IPcamera

ac%uires its IP address from the first

-@CP server it discovers on its

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Statically Configured as B configures

all of the following fields" IP address

Su$net Mas4 -efault ateway IP

address -5S Server .

*primary, -5S Server 2 *secondary, These fields are set to Dero $y default Static IP

addresses are recommended for the IPcamera

-5S Configuration

There are two methods of -5S

configuration on the IPcamera"

. The IPcamera can o$tain the -5S

server automatically

2 Users can configure their own

preferred -5S server

@TTP Port

The IPcamera supports user configured http

ports If the @TTP port is changed the


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portnum$eris neededto accessthewe$UIforinstance"http"77.02.6>..6>">/>/

5;T'" If the @TTP Port is >/ when you add this device to Surf or SR5)9 the 9TSP port

is 11: If the @TTP Port is changed when you add this device to Surf or SR5)9 please ma4e

sure the 9TSP port num$er e%uals @TTP Port plus 2///

IPcamera!ifi Page B IPcamera supports !I&I via wireless dongles

'na$le !ifi B Chec4ed to ena$le !ifi SSI-

B Clic4 on Scan to view availa$le networ4

Choose a networ4 and Clic4 on Select to

confirm

Security Mode B Choose

associated Security mode

IPcamera--5S Page

-ynamic -5S provides devices that have a varia$le often changing IP address with a well 4nown

hostname resolva$le $y networ4 applications through standard -5S %ueries

Set up --5S

. 8pply for a domain namefrom your service provider

2 (ogin to the we$

configuration page clic4


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STU5 Server B If the device is $ehind a router a STU5 server is needed to help

penetrate the 58T

: Clic4 Save to save the changes ou might need to re$oot the device to apply all the

changes

IPcameraSIP Page

The IPcamera has the a$ility to receive phone calls and ma4e phone calls when an alarm event is

triggered through motion detection or alarm input 9egister the IPcamera to a SIP

server to ena$le the product to ma4e and receive phone calls To ma4e outgoing phone calls out

the user needs to configure the Phone (ist properly

9egister IPcamera to a SIP Server

. &rom the IPcamera home page clic4


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to register to the SIP server of the ITSP


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STU5 Server B If the device is $ehind a router a STU5 server is needed to help

penetrate the 58T

Stream B To choose $etween Primary and Secondary stream

Preferred )ocoder B To choose different )ocoder type

9egistration '+piration B This parameter allows users to specify the time fre%uency *in minutes,

in which the ) refreshes its registration with the specified registrar The default interval is

6/ minutes

(ocal SIP Port B This parameter defines the local SIP port used to listen and transmit The

default value is 1/6/

(ocal 9TP Port B This parameter defines the local 9TP9TCP port pair that is used to listen

and transmit The default value is 1//:

1 Clic4 Save to save all the changes ou need to restart the device to apply all changes

SIP ;pen -oor Settings

'na$le SIP open door B This will close the -;

connections in the $ac4 to close the circuit

connected to it

?ey to open the door B -TM&4eyto closethecircuit-igits/0only-elay loc4 time *seconds, B This is the time in seconds that the circuit will remain closed when

this function is triggered

Configure Phone (ist Page

To ma4e sure the IPcamera can ma4e phone calls to the num$er you preferred when alarm is

triggered ou need to add num$er to the phone list

Steps to add phone num$er". &rom the IPcamera home page clic4


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5;T'" !ith current firmware only the first phone num$er in the list will $e called when an

alarm is triggered

IPcameraStatus Page

System Statistics

System Statistics lists hardware and software

information for e+ample the part num$er the

software version a$out the IPcamera @ardware

)ersion B This field contains the productKs

hardware information

Part 5um$er B This field contains the product part

num$er information


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IPcameraUser Management Page

8ll current users will $e list in the User (ist section of this page ou can also add and remove users

here

'+isting User 5ame BThe fieldlists all of the current users ou

can insert or remove users from the

list $y clic4 on the 8dd or Update

or -elete $utton

User 5ame 7 Password B The

user name and password re%uired

to login

Privilege B The privilege for the user to access to configuration page

8llow 8nonymous (ogin B If Y8llow 8nonymous (oginK is set to es no user name and

password are re%uired to login to the IPcamera we$ configuration pages

If you login anonymously you will not $e a$le to change any settings

IPcameraMaintenance Page

Server Maintenance

9estart B Clic4 this $utton to restart

the

IPcamera

9estore B Clic4 this $utton to perform a

partial factory reset *The IP address will

not $e cleared,

&irmware Upgrade and Provisioning Items

Upgrade via B This field lets you

choose the firmware upgrade method

The IPcamera supports @TTP

@TTPS and T&TP &irmware Server

Path B The IP address or domain

name of the firmware server *the

location of the firmware files,

8utomatic Upgrade Interval B 'nter the fre%uency *in minutes, in which the


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@TTP7@TTPS7T&TP server will $e chec4ed for new firmware upgrades or configuration

changes


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8utomatic Upgrade B The default setting is 5o Choose es to ena$le automatic

@TTP7@TTPS7T&TP upgrade and provisioning !hen set to 5o the IP Camera will only

perform a @TTP7@TTPS7T&TP upgrade and perform a configuration chec4 once during the $oot

process

Performing a firmware upgrade". UnDip the firmware pac4age and copy the files to the firmware upgrade server

directory

Upgrades are supported via T&TP @TTP and @TTPS

2 (og in to the Maintenance page of the IPcamera Select the server type from the dropdown

list under the Upgrade )ia field 'nter your serverKs root directory in the

&irmware Server Path field

3 9e$oot the IPcamera to $egin the firmware upgrade process

IPcameraSMTP Page

The SMTP server is used to send out emails when an alarm event or motion detection is triggered

The SMTP settings must $e configured to ma4e sure the alarm email is sent out

properly

SMTP Server Settings

'na$le SMTP B Chec4ed to ena$le SMTP

SMTP Server B The IP or hostname of the

SMTP server for e+ample smtpgmailcomSMTP Server Port B The port of the

SMTP server The IPcamera supports port

21 and SS( port :61 which is for SMTP

with an encrypted connection &rom 'Mail

8ddress B The email address that sends out

the alarm email*s, To 'Mail 8ddress B The

email

addresses that the alarm email*s, will $e

sent to ou can have up to 3 emails

configured

User 5ame7 Password B The user name and

password re%uired to log in to your SMTP

server for e+ample

.23Zgmailcom7.23
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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SS( B Chec4ed if the SMTP server re%uires a secure connection

Test 'mail 8ccount Settings B Clic4 the Test $utton to send a test email from the &rom

'Mail to the To 'Mail to ma4e sure that SMTP is configured properly If the receiver can get the

test email then the SMTP settings are ready to go

IPcamera&TP Page

The &TP server is used to store video files if you configure the IPcamera to record video and upload

it to the &TP server when an alarm event or motion detection is triggered

&TP Settings

'na$le &TP B The default setting is 5o if you want the IPcamera to upload the recorded video

to the &TP server when an alarm is triggered set this field to es

&TP Server B The IP address or hostname of

the SMTP server ie ftpmyservercom &TPServer Port B The port that your &TP server is

using

User 5ame 7 Password B The user name and

password re%uired to log into your &TP server

Path B The directory in the &TP server where

recorded video will $e uploaded Test &TP

8ccount Settings B Clic4 the Test $utton to

upload a sample file to ma4e sure that &TP is

properly configured

IPcameraPT Page

This page configures the PT settings Select the PT protocol that your connected

e%uipment supports $y clic4ing on the radio in front of the protocol 5e+t select the


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persecond in a digitallymodulated signalor a line code

Connect a PT device to the IPcamera

. Connect the PT device to IPcamera $y following the connection diagram shown $elow

2 Clic4 8dvanced Settings O PTH in PT page configure the PT Protocol and


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@ow 8larm Input and 8larm ;utput !or4

8larmin is the alarm input portH users are a$le to connect sensors such as infrared sensor smo4e

sensor or light sensor to it The detecta$le signal voltage range for alarmin is from

.>) to .1 )5;T'" Please do not connect a device that has a signal voltage that is higher


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than .1) this will damage the IP camera

Internally the 8larmout uses relays as a switch *3/)8C728,H users can connect devices such as

alarm siren or alert light to this port Under normal circumstances the circuit is open !hen there is

an alarm event the IPcamera will close the circuit to trigger the alarm

Connect 8larm Input '%uipment to the IPcamera@ere are two sample connection diagrams Connect the alarm e%uipment to the IPcamera $y

following the diagram $elow

Set up 8larm 8ctions

8n alarm action is what the IPcamera is going to do when an alarm is triggered during the

defined time period B the time schedule The IPcamera allows multiple alarm actions

9ecord )ideo B If this option is selected

the IPcamera will record the video when

an alarm is triggered ou can enter the

length of the video recording *in

seconds, ou can also

choose the storage method for video


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schedules

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files" S- card US< &lash drive or US< hard drive

)oice 8larm to SIP Phone B If this option is selected the IPcamera will ma4e calls to the num$er

listed in the Phone (ist page using the configured SIP account when an alarm is triggered To use

this function the settings in SIP page must $e configured properly 8larm ;utput B If this option

is selected the alarm will output via the configured method7e%uipment when it is triggered

Upload to 8larm Center B This option is an integrated feature with Surf If this option is

chec4ed the IPcamera will report the alarm event to Surf

9ecord )ideo and Upload to &TP server B If this option is selected the IPcamerawill record the

video and upload it to the &TP server when an alarm is triggered ou must chec4 9ecord )ideo and

configure the &TP page properly to use this feature

'mail QP' and Store it to US< drive or S- card B If this option is selected the IPcamerawill

capture the image and store it to connected live storage device when an alarm is triggered

Set up 8larm 'vent Time Schedule

This section allows you to configure the time during which the IPcamera will monitor the

8larm Input The IPcamera not only can monitor your settings $ut also can ta4e actions when the

alarm is triggered

-ropdown list for date 8vaila$le time

To add a schedule select the date from the dropdown list Start Time and 'nd time and

Clic4 8dd to add a new time schedule

To delete a schedule chec4 the schedule you would li4e to remove and clic4 -elete

@ow to connect an 8larm ;utput '%uipment to IPcamera

@ere is a sample connection diagram Connect the alarm output e%uipment to the IPcamera$y

following the diagram $elow


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IPcameraMotion -etection Page

The IPcamera supports Motion -etection To utiliDe this feature please follow the $elow steps"

. Setup the motion detection monitored area2 Configure the motion detection time schedule

3 Configure alarm action properly

Setup Motion -etection Monitored 8rea

'na$le Motion -etection B If this option is selected motion detection will $e ena$led If

something7some$ody moves in the motion detection region an alarm will $e triggered

Show Motion -etection 9egions B If this

option is selected the motion detection

regions will $e displayed on the screenwith a white $order

The white $order for Motion


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-etection 9egions

5;T'" If Upload to 8larm center is

chec4ed for 8larm 8ctions the white

$order will flash red when a motion

detection alarm is triggered


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To 'dit a Monitored 8rea

. In the Select a 9egion dropdown list select the

region I-

2 Clic4 'dit

3 Clic4 on the video drag and draw you

preferred area

: Set the Sensitivity Clic4 the Save $utton to

save the sensitivity

5;T'" The Sensitivity value varies from / to

.// The larger the value is the higher the

sensitivity

1 Clic4 Save to save the settings


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IPcameraSystem (og

This page is used to set up the system log server path and system log level ;nce they are correctly

configured the device will send out system log messages to the system log server which will help

perform trou$leshooting

Syslog Server B The IP address or U9(

of System log server

Syslog (evel B Select the device to report

the log level -efault is 5one The level is

one of -e$ug Info !arning or 'rror

IPcamera(ive Storage

This page displays detailed information of the live storage devices connected to the IPcamerasuchas video and image files ou can view download or delete the stored files

Storage Information B This section displays the type capacity used space free space and usage

percentage of the

connected US< drive or

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SiS Mirage raphics !or4s normally

SiS 66. Series !or4s normally

Intel*9, 3373. '+press !or4s normally

SiS Mirage3 raphics !or4s normally

SiS 66.&7 Mirage raphics !or4s normally S3

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Intel 061 '+press Chipset &amily !or4s normally

8TI Mo$ility 9adeon .3// !or4s normally

Intel* 9 , :17:3 '+press Chipset !or4s normally

Mo$ile Intel 061 '+press Chipset &amily !or4s normally

Mo$ile Intel*9, : Series '+press Chipset &amily !or4s normally

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Intel[ :17:3 '+press Chipset !or4s normally

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