Orlaco EMOS - Photonviewtm

Configuration
Installation manual
System setup and Local/Remote setup
procedure

No. IM0973567 A 01

WISR Art. No. 0300100

Art. No. 0300100
9/2019
English
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WISR
WISR system setup and Local/Remote setup procedure

Warning! RF radiation.
This device is using Radio Frequency (RF) signals to estab-
lished a wireless video link.
Keep a minimum separation distance of 0.2m between the
WISR and the human body to comply with the regulation
regarding human exposure to RF radiation.

This system manual contains user instructions. Used pho-

tographs and illustrations give general information and may
differ from the products you use. WISR router

All data subject to change without notice. All dimensions

are for commercial purpose only. The camera/display
systems from Orlaco comply with the latest CE, ADR,
EMC and mirror-directive regulations, where applicable.
All products are manufactured in accordance with the ISO
9001 quality management system, IATF 16949 quality
automotive, ISO 14001 environmental management
systems, where applicable.

WISR tablet

Camera EMOS Ethernet

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Table of contents
1. Preface 3
2. WISR system setup 4
2.1. PhotonView app 4
2.2. Camera configuration 6
2.3. The Action buttons 6
2.4. WISR Configuration 9
3. System overview 11
4. Maintenance and cleaning 12
5. Disposal 12
6. General terms and conditions 12
7. Version details 13

1. Preface
This document describes WISR system setup and
configuration on an Android device with android 7
or higher.

Warning!
PhotonView™ is compatible with android 7 and
higher versions. When you want to use Photon-
View™ only to change (basic) settings in the WISR
and the EMOS camera other android based devices
can be used. There is no guaranty for a low latency
(optimal) video stream.
Orlaco has tested the SAMSUNG TAB S2/S3 for
viewing purposes. These Tablets are best to be
used when the solution is used for viewing the
camera stream and can also be used for EMOS
configuration.
Orlaco does not support other devices than the
advised devices.

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2. WISR system setup

2.1. PhotonView app
PhotonView
The PhotonView™ app can be downloaded for free
in the Google playstore. Orlaco Products BV
https://play.google.com/store/apps/de-
tails?id=com.orlaco.photonview&gl=NL Figure 1
See figure 1. Install and open the Photonview app.

Tap the PhotonView icon to start the app, on the

question ‘Proceed to Video streaming?’, answer
OK. See figure 2.

PhotonView opens with the on-screen menu, see

figure 3, this screen disappears after 10 seconds
or when you tap the screen outside this menu. Tap Figure 2
the screen to toggle the on-screen menu on and
off.

On the on-screen menu, tap the WiFi connection

icon. See figure 4. The first time it is used, it asks
to allow access to the device’s location, answer
ALLOW to it. See figure 5.

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

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On the WiFi selection screen, figure 6, a factory

WISR has the name ‘WISR-UNCONFIGURED’.

Tap and hold the ‘WISR-UNCONFIGURED’ line and

it asks for the ‘WISR Password’, also the keyboard
is displayed. See figure 7. Enter the password
‘orlacowireless’ and tap CONNECT.

CAUTION: The WISR hardware and PhotonView

app have a default configuration and it’s best to
change this name to something else. Figure 6

When you are checking out the system for the first
time and get it working, leave it like it is.
We’ll work with the default settings. To alter it later,
refer to chapter 2.3.

Tap the screen to bring up the menu again and tap

the ‘Quad-screen’ icon. See figure 8. If no cameras
are showing, ie. all red crosses, go to chapter 2.2.
‘Camera configuration’.
Figure 7

Figure 8

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2.2. Camera configuration

Tap the screen for the On-screen menu and tap the
Config icon, see figure 9, for the Settings selection
screen, see figure 10 and tap ‘Camera configura-
tion’. If the app asks to allow access to files, see
figure 11, answer ALLOW.
The Camera configuration screen opens, see figure
Figure 9
12, tap SCAN to look for cameras.

2.3. The Action buttons (See figure 12)

READ Reading the current configuration, from
the camera, this is done automaticly when the
connected camra is selected.

WRITE After changing any configuration, this

button must be used to write the configuration to
the EMOS camera.

SAVE Save the current configuration as a preset. Figure 10

The settings will be stored under a given name and
can be recalled with the Preset button.

PRESET A saved preset can be recalled with this

button. It will also automatically write the confi-
guration to the camra. Figure 11

FACTORY RESET Can be used to restore the cam-

era to some factory preset, initially this will be the
Orlaco factory preset.

FIRMWARE Unless the EMOS has 2016 firmware,

this button should not to be used. The firmware
version can be found in the first lines of the action
log when the configuration of the camera is read.
The datasheet info tag shows the line:
“SWBD2018-01-08 16:33:37RELEASED” wich is
the last EMOS version v1.0.1.

After configuration is done and written to the cam-

era, leave the PhotonView app with this button
and unplug the EMOS camera from the WISR.

Figure 12

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The EMOS camera settings are split over 4 confi-

guration screens: Connection, Stream, Media and
Video. Below is the explanation of the important
parts of each screen.

Network mode is either static IP or DHCP mode.

Camera IP is the own EMOS camera IP address.
This Address must be below 224.x.x.x .
Network mask must always end with a ‘0’. Valid
examples are ‘255.255.255.0’ or ‘255.255.192.0’.
The Camera Port is used for communication with
ISO-17215 (SOME/IP). See figure 13.
Figure 13
Stream mode is one of Continuous, Wait for
MAC, Wait for PTP, Wait for MAC and PTP or On
demand. In the Continuous mode the camera
starts streaming after power-on to Stream MAC,
Stream IP and Stream Port. This is usually the
receiving display system. See figure 14.

Stream protocol is either RTP or AVB ISO-1722.

Dynamic range is either Standard (SDR) or High
(HDR). The third option ‘Outdoor (HDR2)’ can be Figure 14
used only in the case when the controller is able
to send a Register-Set command over SOME/IP.
Spinner mode is Hidden or Visible, in the Visible
mode a spinner will be overlaid in the video
stream in the upper righthand corner of the
picture.
LED mode is not used.
Stream ID is an eight character text string that
will be sent in the ethernet stream. See figure 15.

Figure 15

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ROI Index, a total of 12 ROIs are built-in which

control all video aspects of the camera. When a
ROI is selected and the camera is not controlled
(Continuous Stream mode) then the MARK AS
DEFAULT button must be tapped. This adds the
word ‘(default)’ to the ROI, see figure 17.
Compression is either H.264 or MJPEG.
Frame rate can be selected from 1 to 43 fps.
The Bit rate cannot exceed 50 Mbps. For the
full resolution of 1280x960, the video ‘quality’ is
controlled by this number. Below 30 Mbps you’ll
see deterioration of the image.
The Picture format is for resolutions 1280x960,
800x600 and 640x480 with all variations of Mir-
rored and Flipped.
The RESET CURRENT and RESET ALL buttons
Figure 16
revert the current field or all fields on this screen
to default values of the selected ROI. See figure 16.

When done with the EMOS configuration, unplug

the EMOS. When you return to the PhotonView Figure 17
main display screen, the settings will be overwrit-
ten !
So when you the screen in figure 18, use CANCEL
if you don’t want PhotonView to alter the EMOS
settings.

Figure 18

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2.4. WISR configuration

Tap the main view screen to open the on-screen
menu and tap the Configuration icon, figure 19 and
choose ‘WISR configuration’ on the Settings Selec-
tion screen, see figure 20.
This opens a web browser and shows the WISR
Configuration portal, see figure 21, tap the User field
and select ‘Administrator’, see figure 22, then tap Figure 19
‘Sign in’.

The WISR portal holds 2 user accounts:

• Administrator with full access, the password is
‘usethisportalwise’. See figure 23.
• User with restricted access, the password is
‘user’.
The WISR Portal, see figure 24, shows a tabbed
screen with 7 tabs. Normally when the ‘Back button’
Figure 20
on the tablet is tapped a few times, PhotonView
shows up again, displaying the main view screen.
Here is a brief description of the default configura-
tion and who can do what on each tab.
Remember that after changing values on a tab, tap
the Apply button to store them or Undo to discard
the changes.

Status, this is a summary of the important items

on the WiFi and Network tabs, the last line shows
the installed Firmware version.

WiFi, the default factory WiFi configuration is Figure 21

Country: US, Bandwidth: 40 MHz, Channel: 46,
Power: 14, SSID: WISR-UNCONFIGURED and
Password: orlacowireless.

Normally you only need to alter the Country, the

WiFi name (SSID) and the Password.
This can be done by both the Administrator and
User accounts.
Figure 22
Network, the default factory Network configuration
is Mode: AP only/Stand-alone. The IP and MAC
Addresses are fixed and cannot be altered.

N.B. Leave this setting on the default.

Figure 23

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Vehicle, the default factory Vehicle configuration

is Vehicle capabilities: only Direction info and
Speed limit: 25 km/h.

NB: Leave this setting default.

Firmware, this option is not used in this use case.

Users, the default factory configuration has 2

accounts, Administrator and User, the passwords
are mentioned above.
The Administrator is able to alter both Adminis- Figure 24
trator and User passwords as well as the User
rights.
User rights are default set to Wifi settings only.
The User is only able to alter the User password.

Features, the default factory Features configuration

is Network modes: AP only is the only one that is
checked, Channel ranges: only 5.2 and 5.8 GHz
are enabled.
Only the Administrator is able to alter these
settings.

This option is not used in this use case.

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3. System overview

WISR router
Camera EMOS Ethernet

Power

Wi-Fi®

Power
Tablet
Android device with
Android 7 or higher

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2. Maintenance and cleaning

Use a high quality and safe foam cleaner and a soft
cloth. Do absolutely not use aggressive chemicals
or abrasive cleaning agents.

3. Disposal
Disassembly, removal and disposal. Local regu-
lations for dealing with waste must be followed
when disposing of disassembled components or
entire units.

4. General terms and conditions

Orlaco Products BV is not liable for damage re-
sulting from inadequate servicing, incorrect usage
or alterations made to the equipment without
informing the manufacturer in writing.

This installation manual has been made available

by Orlaco Products BV. All rights reserved. No part
of this manual may be reproduced and/or made
public in printed form, in photocopy form or on
microfi lm, or in any other way, without the prior
written permission of Orlaco. This also applies to
the associated drawings and figures.

Orlaco reserves the right to make changes to com-

ponents at any time without informing customers
beforehand or directly. All dimensions given are for
commercial purposes.

For information regarding repairs that is not

covered in this manual, please contact the Orlaco
Products BV service department.

This manual has been prepared with all due care

and attention. However, Orlaco Products BV cannot
be held responsible for any errors in this manual
or any consequences thereof.

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5. Version details
Version A 01. First issue september 2019.

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ORLACO

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