Extreme Networks 4019IC Wireless 802.11a/AC+b/g/n Acess Point with integral Camera User Manual WS AP3965 Wireless Access Points Quick Reference

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Installing the ExtremeWireless Indoor AP3916ic Access PointOverview of the AP3916icThe AP3916ic is an 11ac Wave 2 AP with an integral security camera that lets you extend your Wireless LAN and provide simultaneous Wi-Fi service, BLE or 802.15.4 coverage and security in public spaces, such as classrooms and offices. This fully featured access point can be mounted on the ceiling or wall. The integral ONVIF compatible security camera is connected to an internal wired Ethernet port. The AP3916ic provides flow based data handling for the wireless and wired connections.The AP3916ic model has the following specifications:• Integrated 2MP camera with resolution up to 1080p, with manual view adjustment.• Radios: Two concurrent Wi-Fi radios (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and one additional radio that can operate as Bluetooth or 802.15.4.• Antennas: Four internal single band Wi-Fi antennas and one internal antenna for Bluetooth (BLE) or 802.15.4.•LEDs: 6 (see Figure 2)• 802.3at (PoE+) compliant for full functionality. Optional AC adapter.• Supports the 802.11ac and 802.11n wireless standards, with full backward compatibility with legacy 802.11abg.• 10/100/1000 Mbps operation.• Adjustable mounting bracket (included) for drop-ceiling T-bar rail.• Optional mounts can be purchased separately for junction/gang box, indoor wall and solid ceiling installation.• Enabled for ExtremeCloud support.For complete installation information, see the ExtremeWireless AP3916ic Installation GuideSoftware DependenciesThe camera functionality is represented as an attached client to the AP. The IP address from the camera can be retrieved from the Client report in the ExtremeWireless user interface.A Port/User specific policy can be assigned to the camera function, such as mapping all camera interactions like video streaming or management to its own network segment or VLAN. The ONVIF compliant camera is discoverable using standard ONVIF/IP camera methods. ONVIF utilizes multicast as the means of advertising and inquiring about device presence. Therefore, the default topology of the role associated to the camera port must be adjusted to allow for multicast. We recommend configuring the All Multicast (0.0.0.0/0) setting for Groups in the ExtremeWireless topology.Front View Features1 The power reset button is recessed and located on the top of the AP. Use a tool to press the reset button. See Figure 1.2 Remove the caps to access the thumbscrews. See Figure 1.Note: The AP3916ic requires a minimum base firmware of 10.31.01.3 The thumbscrews let you adjust and set the tilt angle of the camera. See Figure 1.4 The locking pin lets you adjust and set the rotational position of the camera. See Figure 1.Figure 1 Front ViewLEDs are located on the top cover of the AP.Uplink and Power ConnectionsThe AP uses Power over Ethernet (PoE) or an external power supply:The AP has a LAN 1 port that is powered using 802.3at.Camera Radio 2 (2.4 GHz)IoT (BLE or 802.15.4)LAN 1 (Ethernet 1)Radio 1 (5 GHz) StatusTable 1 Power SourcesPower Source DescriptionLAN 1 - uplink PoE portLAN 1 may be connected using an 802.3at or 802.3af switch portExternal 12V DC power supply (optional)This AP can also be powered by anexternal DC power supply plugged into an AC source. Plug the supply’s input jack into the DC-In port (see Figure 2).Note: LAN connectors with shrouds will not fit into the ports. Remove the shroud or use an optional jumper cable.Figure 2 Power Connections and Rear ViewVerifying the AP3916ic Box ContentsVerify the contents of the box as follows:Mounting and Connecting the AP3916icUse these instructions as guidelines for mounting and connecting the AP3916ic easily and safely.The AP3916ic comes with a bracket for mounting on a drop-ceiling. An optional bracket P/N 30516 (WS-MBI-WALL04 wall mounting bracket) is sold separately. This bracket is used for mounting the AP on a solid ceiling, indoor wall, or junction/gang box. For more information about installing the optional bracket, see the ExtremeWireless AP3916ic Installation Guide.Mounting to a Drop Ceiling1 Remove the ceiling panels around the drop ceiling T-bar rail and verify that the Ethernet cable can reach the AP at the mounting point.2 To connect the LAN/Ethernet cable, make a hole through the ceiling panel closest to the power slot on the AP. Run the cable through the hole and into the LAN 1 port in the recessed connector bay. See Figure 2.Table 2 Contents of the AP3916ic BoxQuantity Item1 AP3916ic Quick Reference1 ExtremeCloud Quick Start Card1 WS-AP3916ic AP (includes two M3 security torx captive screws1 Adjustable mounting bracket for drop ceiling T-bar rail.The following hardware is included: 2 Screw-in plastic wall anchors2 Pan-head screws for wall mounting1 Security torx screwdriver/bitNote: Before mounting the AP3916ic, read the Safety Guidelines section.Note: A Kensington lock (or equivalent) is recommended to secure the AP. Also, the security torx screw is used to prevent movement of the camera angle.3 If your LAN does not have PoE, you must also connect to an AC power source by plugging the external 12V DC adapter power cord into the power connector on the back of the AP. See Figure 2. (There is no wall mount for the 12V DC power supply.) Then plug the other end of power cord into the AC electrical outlet.4 Slide the T-bar ceiling mount bracket base into the access point’s metal base. The locking tab fits into the groove in the outside center of the back of the AP. See Figure 3.5 Slightly lift the movable T-bar locking tab to increase the space between the stationary and the slider T-bar sides of the bracket. Then hook the stationary end of the T-bar bracket onto the T-bar, as shown in Figure 3.6 While holding the AP with one hand, reach the other hand over the T-bar and grasp both the stationary and movable sides of the bracket. Push the bracket parts together so they both grasp the T-bar and the locking tab clicks into place.7 While still holding the AP, rock it back and forth to ensure that it is securely mounted.8 (Optional) Attach the Kensington lock and cable (or equivalent) to secure the AP to the bracket.Figure 3 Mounting Bracket on T-barAdjusting the Camera1 To adjust the rotational camera movement, pull and hold the rotating locking pin outwards while rotating the camera. Release the locking pin when the camera is positioned. See Figure 1.2 To adjust the tilt movement, remove the thumbscrew caps and loosening the thumbscrews. Then, without touching the camera face, move the camera to the desired tilt angle. Tighten the thumbscrews and put the caps back on. Torque the screws to 7.0 in-lbs. See Figure 1.3 Remove the plastic protective cover from the face of the camera.