User Manual
Sercomm HD IP Camera 00830 #153 Setup Guide _____————— Document Version: 1.0 Copyright 2015. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks and lrade names are the properties of men respective owners. Pack The following ilems should be included. If any oilhese items are damaged or missing, please comaci your service provlder lmmedlalely. l. Waierprool HD IP Camera x 1 2, Siand x 1 00 tents 3 3M DC Power Adapierx I 4 Screw/Anchor x 2 5 DC In Rubberxl 5 Rubber-Cap x1 7, RJ45 USB Cable x1 (Only for paring. nol sullable {or oumour usage) /7 Chapter1 Introduction This Chapterpmvi . deter/s aflhe Wetarpmoitit) lP Cameras features components and capacities. The HD lP Camera has an integrated Microcomputer and a high quality Mega Pixel Omni Vision CMos Sensor, enabling it to display high quality live streaming video over yourwrred LAN, the internet. and tor the Waterprcci HD lP Camera. an 802.11N Wireless LAN. Using enhanced H.264 technologies. the Waterprooi HD lP Camera is able to stream high quality video and audio directly to your PC. The high compression capabilities ot H 254 reduce network bandwidth requirements to amazingly low levels. This weather-resistant camera, which With the IP66 rated housing and internal heater, let you keep an eye on your belongings — even in harsh envrronmenis. it is also an all-in-one camera that has automatic and manual day/night switching, PiR sensor and buiiHn infrared LEDs, which can provide illumination around 6 meters long under low light conditions in a simple. economical manner. Figure 1: Network Diagram — Waterproot HD IP Camera Features - Standalone Design. The Waterprooi HD IP Camera is a standalone system with built—in CPU and Video encoder. it requires only a power source and a connection to your LAN orWireiess LAN. . Dual Video Support. The Waterprooi HD iP Camera can supcon H.264 and MJEPG video for diiterent image compression. . Suitable tor Home. Business or Public Facilit s. Whether tor Home. Business or Public Facility surveillance. or just tor entertainment and fun, the Waterprooi HD IP Camera has the teatures you need. - Day/Night Switch: with the day/night switching teature, you are able to view and record better images even in the dark oi night. - IR LED Support. Each Waterproof HD IP Camera has one infi'ared LED. The LED can provrde illuminau'on around 6 meters long. that can help to output a better vrdeo quality while under low—light conditions such as on cloudy days. or in the morning or evening. - FIR (Passive Infrared Sensor) Support. The Waterprooi HD IP Camera is embedded with a PIR Sensor, which senses intrared light radiating trom human bodies in its field oi view This ieaiure is very helpiui in enhancing home security systems. - Built-in Heater. The buitt-in Heater can support the camera to be used in the extreme cold outdoor climate applications. The heater should be turn on when temperature is below 6’0. Wireless Features . Supports 11ri Wireless Stations. The 802.11n standard provides for backward compatibility with the 302.11b standard. so 502.11n, 302.1 to and 802.11g Wireless stations can be used simultaneously. - Wired and Wireless NeMcrk Support. The Waterprooi HD lP Camera supports either wired orwireiess transmission. . WEP Support. Pull WEP suppori (64/128 Bit) on the Wireless inlerface is provrded. - WPA/WFAZ Support. The WPA Personal/WPAz Personal standard is also supported, aliowmg advanced encryption oiwireiess data. . WPS Support. WPs (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) can simplity the process ot connecting any device to the wireless network by using the push button configuration tPaC) on the Waterprooi HD IP Camera. or entenng a PM code it there's no button. Chapterz Basic Setup 7:315 Chapter plat/ides awaits an how {0 ms Configure the Waterproof HD IP Camera S stem Re rements . To use the Wireless intertace on the wireless model. other Wireless devices must be compliant with the |EEE802.11b, IEEEBDZJ 19. or IEEE802.11n specifications. All wireless stations must use compatible settings. 5 cal Detal s - Water roof HD I? Cam From Panel - Waterproof HE) IP Camera Figure 2: Front Panel 1. Light Sensor This Is hardware sensor to detect LUX. 2. Lens No physical adjustment is required or possible for the lens. hut you should ensure that the lens cover remains clean. The image quality is degraded ii the lens cover is dirty or smudged. 3. PIR Sensor This is hardware sensor to detect motion. Rear Final - Waterproof HD IF camsra Figun 3: Rear Panel 1- DC Power Input Connect the supplied 12VIi ,5A power adapter here. Do not use other power adapters; doing so may damage the Camera. 2. WFSIResaI Button This button has two functions: 1. WPS. Push the WP8 button on the device and on your other wireless device to perlorrn WPS tunction that easily creates an encryption-secured wireless connection automatically. . wps PBC Mode. When pressed and released (one second), the Waterprooi HD IP Camera will be in the wps PBC mode (Auto hrlk mode). . wps Fin Code Mode. When pressed and held for 3-10 seconds, the Waterproof HD IP Camera will be in the WP5 Pin Code mode 2. Reset to manufacturer delault valued and reboot. When pressed and held over to seconds. the settings of Network Camera will be set to their detault values. 3‘ Mlcrophone The built-in Microphone is uselul for bi- direction volce Conversation. 4- PW" LED 0" (Green) - Power 0"- Set up of Wate roof HD IP Camera (Green. Amber) oli- No power. Blinking (Green) - The Power LED will blink 1. Assemble the Camera during slari up This WI" lake 55 to 57 Attach the Camera Stand to the camera. seem“ 2. Internet Connection on (Amber) . Firmware upgrade IS failed. Blinking (Amber) - Tne firmware is a Wire Connection Connect the Camera to a lO/lOOEaseT hub or switch using a RJ—45 upgrading. . . use cable (Only ror parlrlg. not suitable tor outdoor usage) and a 5. Network/Wireless On (Green) . Network (ereless or LAN) standard LAN cable. LED connection is available (Gram ”he” one Wireless or LAN is not connected or camera is not sending/receiving data. Blinking (Green) - Data is being transmitted or received via the LAN or ereless connection, 0n (Amber) - If the LED is on (or 5 seconds and then off. me WPS function ls failed. Blinking (Amber) , WPs lunctlon is being processed. 5- LAN port Use a RJ745 USES cable (Only liar paring. not sullable lor outdoor usage) to connect your camera Io a10llOOBaseT hub or swltchc Note: . Plugging in the RJ—45 use cable wlll dlsable the Wireless interiace. Only 1 interface can be active at any time Model, it will dleable the Wireless Interface. The ere 55 and LAN interfaces cannotbo used . The RJ-45 USB cable should onI be . . . wmemed or disconnected wheny‘he Note! simultaneously. Using the LAN interlac- is camera is wad OFF Mam" or recommended for Initial configuration Alter in. Wireless demhing fhe RJ-45 USB cable wile the settings are correct, llie Wireless lnterlace can be used. camera IS powered 0" dues NOT SWI‘Ch his first time you conneclto the camera, you should the lnterface between wired and wireless. connect tlie RJ-45 uss cable and configure the Wireless IP Camera wlth ippropriaw settings. Than you can unplug [he RJ-45 USE cable and power olf lhe cam-far Th: wlreless IP Camera wlll be In wireless interface when you paweron the camera sgain. ' Wireless Connection Press the wps button on the camera for 3—5 seconds and on your other wireless device as well to establish a wireless connection automatically The wireless connection is successful when the Nerwork/WPS LED (green) remains on. 3. Power Up Connect the supplied i2v11.5A power adapter to the Wireless IP Camera and power up. Use only the power adapter provided. Using a different one may cause hardware damage. 'Nole: The operating temperature or power adapter is 0° c to 407 0. Please ensure the power adapter is indoor usage. 4. Check the LEDs - The Power LED will turn on briefly. then start blinking. It will blink during startup, which will take 55 to 57 seconds. After startup is Completed, the Power LED should remain ON. - The NeMork/WF'S LED should be ON. O- tona Maun no the Waterraaf HD IP Came ‘Note: Please ensure camera is configured and added to the network before permanent mounting. | Identliy the location for mounting the Camera. 2. Align the two mounting holes at the bottom of the camera stand with the two screws, and mount the mounting plate onto the screws 21,! 8g to? 3, Screw/attach the camera onto the camera stand. 4, There are two methods for Internet connection: - Connect a usa to RJ-45 caole (Only for paring, not suitable rcr outdoor usage) to Ihe USE port oi the Wireless lF Camera, Then use a standard LAN Cable to connect an available purl on your router. - Press the wps button on the Wireless IP Camera tor 3-5 seconds and on yourother Wireless device as well to estaolish a wireless connection automatically. The wireless connection is successtul when the Network/WPS LED (green) is on. 5 Connecl the power Cable intn the back of the camera and [hen Insert the rubber cap. Caution: Make sure the rubber cap is allached seamlessly and well-pOSltioned to the camera so me Water will not gel inio Ihe camera. 6' Plug the adapter and inlo a power outlet. 7 Adlusl the wireless IP Camera to a desired posiiron and secure it firmly. Appendix A SpeCIflcatlons Water roof HD IP Came Modal Waterproof HD IP Camurz Dimensiam 15m (W) x 764.11": (H) x 32.8mm (D) Operatlng 40° C lo 50" C (Cold Slarl: 40%! healer mods: 40’0 lo Temperature mcl Video compassion H264 and MJVEG Image resolution 16 9 720p (1280'720). 640‘350 4'3 XGA (102N720) VGA (640'480). QVGA (320740) Mixed Mode (720E VGA. QVGA) slams Tampemlure .«r c In 70* c NeMDrk Prmoculs TOP/1P, HTTP. HTTPS, DHCF, UF'rlP, NTP, ‘ RTCP‘ DNS chrx Menace l M use mmmememm (only tar new. not some tor ram usage) Wileless lnleflace IEEE 502.11n/802.Mb1502 11g compalible. WEF 64/125 hll, WPA/WPM personal securlky Support sum 1 WPSINelwork Bunion LEDs 2 IR LED 2 Power Adapler 12Vl1.5A. 100~240V Re ulato A - rovals FCC Statement rh’ eqummenl has been tested and iound w comply wllh lh dlgllal devlca‘ pursuant m Fan i5 0! line FCC Rules. These ’Imlts are dESlgned |D provide reasonable Wale ' against harmful inierlerence In a residenlral mslallalmrl. This equipmeni generates, uses and can radiaie radio lreouency energy and‘ if not lnslalled and used In accurdance wllh lne Irlslwctlans, may cause nannlul lmeflerence lo radio cummumcallons. However, mere l5 no gualantee mar aneHevence will nol occur lll a pamcular lnslallallun ll inis equipmenl does cause nannlul inierlerence la radrc or |elev15lun recepllon, which can be determined by lumlng me equlpment all and on, me user ls encouraged id iry in correct me lrlterference by one olrne icildwlng measures - Rednent or relocate the receiying antenna . increase the separation between the equipment and receiver, - connect lne equipment into an outiet on a circuit diilerent irorn that to wriicti Die receiver is connected. . consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician ter nelp Ta assure continued compliance. any changes or modifications riat expressly approved by tne party responsible ior compliance could vuid the users authority to operate this equipment. (Example - use only shielded .nleriace cables when connechng to compmer or peripheral devices), FCC Radiation Exposure statement Tnis equipment complies nitn FCC RF radiation expusure limits set lertii ier an uncontrolled environments Tnts equipment should be installed and operated WWI a minimum distance or 20 centimeters beMEen tne radiater and your budy Tnis device complies witn Pan t5 at tne FCC Rules Operalmn is sutriect to tne lollowing two conditions. (1) This devlce may no| cause narntiul tnterterence, and (2)1nis deyiee must accept any interierenee received, lndudtng tnterierence that may cause undesired aperauon. Thls transmitter must not he odlocated at operating in conlunctmn wttri any other antenna or transmitter CE Approval CE Standards Tins product complies With the QQISIEEC directives including tne tollowtng safety and EMC standards - ENss 02224 CE Marking Warning Tnis is a class a pruduct, in a domestic enyiranrnent tnis product may cause radlo tnterierence in wnictr case the user may be required ta take adequate measures,
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