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IP Dome Camera
Hardware Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS GUIDE .......................................... 5
Safety Notices ...............................................................5
1 CABLING .................................................... 7
Cable & Wiring Requirements .......................................7
2 INITIAL IP DOME CONFIGURATION .................. 9
Initial IP Properties ........................................................9
Using the Web Configuration Pages .............................9
Step 1 — Preparing an Isolated Network ....................10
Step 2 — Preparing for Initial Device Configuration....10
Step 3 — Configuring your IP Dome ...........................12
Using the Serial Port Connection ..................................15
Attaching the IP Dome to the Network ..........................17
3 DOME INITIALIZATION .................................... 19
Camera Sensor Verification ..........................................19
Click-On Lanyard Fixing ................................................20
4 MOUNTING THE INTERNAL DOME ................... 23
Installing the Internal IP Dome Ceiling & Wall Mount ....23
Installing the Internal Corner Mount (optional) ..............24
Installing the Internal IP Dome False Ceiling Mount .....25
Making Connections & Completing Installation .............26
Step 1 - Making Connections ......................................26
Step 2 – Fitting the IP Dome Body ..............................27
Step 3 – Fitting the Locking Screw..............................28
Step 4 – Attaching the Acrylic .....................................28
Step 5 – Powering up ..................................................28
5 MOUNTING THE EXTERNAL DOME .................. 29
Installting the External IP Dome Wall Mount ................29
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Assembling the External IP Dome Wall Mount ............. 30
Installing the External IP Dome Soffit Mount (optional) 31
Installing the External Pole Mount (optional) ................ 32
Installing the External Corner Mount (optional) ............ 33
Installing the External Swan-neck (optional) ................ 34
Making Connections to External Domes and
Completing Installation ............................................... 35
APPENDIX A – REMOTELY RESETTING THE
DOME ............................................................. 37
APPENDIX B – HARDWARE SPECIFICATION....... 39
Codec Specification ...................................................... 39
Video .......................................................................... 39
Console Input/Output.................................................. 39
Network Connections ................................................. 40
IndigoVision IP Dome Camera Metrics....................... 40
Environment ............................................................... 40
Regulatory .................................................................. 41
Camera Dimensions ..................................................... 41
Internal Dome Camera ............................................... 41
Sensor Specification ..................................................... 43
INDEX .......................................................... 45
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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide is written for users of IndigoVision’s IP Dome Camera.
It provides introductory information about the product, and a
description of the hardware and specifications.
For information on how to use the Web Configuration pages to
configure the unit, see the IndigoVision 8000 Web Configuration
Guide.
Safety Notices
This guide uses the following formats for safety notices:
Note: Additional information relating to the current section.
Caution: Potential hazard that could seriously impair operation.
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CABLING
The following information applies to both internal and external
IndigoVision IP Dome Cameras, unless otherwise specified.
Cable & Wiring Requirements
Table 1 details the cabling and wiring requirements for the IP
Dome.
Caution: To ensure optimum IP Dome performance, you must
adhere to these parameters. Failure to do so will
invalidate the warranty.
Table 1 Distances per cable size (in meters)
Power
Cable size
Internal IP Domes, External IP Domes,
(without heater)
(with heater)
Max. Distances
Max. Distances
0.75 mm2
75m
30m
mm2
100m
40m
1.25 mm2
125m
50m
1.50
mm2
150m
60m
2.50
mm2
250m
100m
1.00
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INITIAL IP DOME CONFIGURATION
Caution: You must configure your dome’s IP settings
before you mount the dome in its final position.
You can configure your IP Dome using the Web Configuration
pages, or a serial connection. The Web Configuration method is
detailed below. If you are using a serial port, see “Using the
Serial Port Connection” on page 15.
Initial IP Properties
By default, these devices are programmed with the IP properties
shown in Table 2.
Table 2 Default IP Properties
Initial Configuration
IP Address
10.5.1.10
Subnet Mask
255.0.0.0
Default Gateway
10.0.0.1
Using the Web Configuration Pages
To configure your IP Dome using the Web Configuration pages
you must:
1
Prepare an isolated network.
2
Prepare your PC for initial device configuration.
3
Configure your IP Dome. This includes specifying its IP
address and subnet mask.
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You must also have one of the following:
•
A CAT5 crossover cable suitable for connection between the
PC and the RJ45 connector on the IP Dome, OR
•
An isolated hub or a switch with a standard CAT5 cable
Step 1 — Preparing an Isolated Network
You should connect your IP Dome and the PC you are using to
configure it on their own isolated network. To do this, connect the
unit to the PC using an Ethernet cross-over cable (see Figure 1.)
PC
Cat5 crossover
cable
Power Supply
Figure 1 Connecting the unit and PC using a cross-over cable
Alternatively, you can connect the unit and PC to the same
isolated hub or switch (Figure 2):
PC
Isolated hub
or switch
Cat5 crossover
cable
Power Supply
Figure 2 Connecting the unit using an isolated hub/switch
Step 2 — Preparing for Initial Device Configuration
All devices are supplied with their IP address and subnet mask
set to 10.5.1.10 and 255.0.0.0 respectively. You cannot
connect the devices to your network until you have changed
these settings to suit your network.
To change the factory defaults of your IP Dome, you must first
(temporarily) modify your PC’s network settings.
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Caution: Please note the original value of all settings that are to
be changed so that you can re-enter them when you
have completed the initial device configuration.
To change your PC’s settings:
1
Use the Windows XP Network Settings configuration
application to set the PC’s IP address and subnet mask, as
follows:
a. In Windows Explorer, right-click Network Neighborhood
and select Properties.
b. Right-click Local Area Network and select Properties.
Figure 3 LAN Properties
c. Right-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and select
Properties.
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Figure 4 IP Properties
d. Set the IP address to an address close to the factory IP
address, for example, 10.5.1.2 and change the PC’s
subnet mask to 255.0.0.0 (the same as the factory
default).
e. Click OK, then OK again.
Step 3 — Configuring your IP Dome
Once you have changed your PC’s network settings, you must
change the IP values of your IP Dome from its factory defaults.
All devices are supplied with their IP address and subnet mask
set to 10.5.1.10 and 255.0.0.0 respectively. You cannot connect
the devices to your network until you have changed these
settings to suit your network.
To change these values:
1
Open Windows XP’s Internet Explorer application. From the
File menu, select Open, and enter 10.5.1.10 (the factory
default IP address), then click OK.
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2
The Web Configuration home page appears (Figure 5):
Figure 5 Web Configuration home web page
3
Click the Network link on the left of the web page:
Figure 6 Network web page
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The fields are as follows:
•
Host Name — Enter a name for the IP Dome to identify the
device.
•
Location — Enter a location to identify the device.
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•
IP Address — Enter the IP address of the device.
•
Subnet Mask — Enter the IP network subnet mask.
Caution: Ensure that you enter the correct values. Once you
change from the defaults, the device is no longer
configurable by the PC with its current network
settings.
•
Default Gateway — This is the appropriate default gateway
for remote network access and is only required if the devices
are to be accessed from a different subnet.
•
Ethernet Interface — Enter a link type. The values are as
follows:
•
0 - 10Mbps Half-Duplex
•
1 - 10Mbps Full-Duplex
•
2 - 100Mbps Half-Duplex
•
3 - 100Mbps Full-Duplex
•
4 - Auto-negotiate
You may need to change the Ethernet link type default value
from Auto-negotiate for some network devices. If you have
problems maintaining a network link, contact your system
administrator to determine the appropriate setting.
When you have configured the device as required, click Submit
to apply the changes to the device.
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To configure another device, disconnect the cable from the
device. Leave the cable connected to the PC.
Note: You may want to make a note of the device’s new IP
address and subnet mask, or label the device with its
new details.
6
Connect the crossover cable to the next device you want to
configure.
7
Type the following command from a Command Window:
C:> arp -d 10.5.1.10
Note: You must do this before you can access the next unit
for configuration.
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Repeat these steps for each device, using different IP
addresses for each device.
Caution: Ensure that no two devices share the same IP
address (or that of the PC).
9
When you have configured all your devices, return the PC to
its original settings, or change them as appropriate for your
network.
10 You are now ready to take your device(s) off the isolated
network and connect them to the main network. See
“Attaching the IP Dome to the Network” on page 17.
Using the Serial Port Connection
To configure your IP Dome using the serial port, you require a
standard RS232 serial cable and the serial cable shipped with
the IP Dome.
1
Power up the dome, and wait for its initialization process to
complete (about one minute) (see Chapter 3).
2
Connect the serial cables between the unit and the PC as
shown in Figure 7.
IP Dome with base
removed
Attach the 3-pin connector end of the
serial cable to CON8 on camera board
CON6
CON8
000-0119-02
PC with serial
configuration software
Serial cable
Standard serial cable
9 pin DSUB
female mates
to PC
Figure 7 Serial port connection
Serial cable shipped
with IP Dome
3 pin connector
mates to board
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3
4
On the PC, use a Terminal Emulation program such as
Windows HyperTerminal and set the serial port parameters
as follows:
•
115200 baud
•
8 bits
•
No parity
•
1 stop bit
•
Flow Control: None
Connect to the unit and press Enter. You should see the
following prompt:
VB8000 Vp-xxx Version vX-X-X
Device Type: Transmitter
Location: Unknown
Network Settings [10.5.1.10/255.0.0.0/10.0.0.1]
VB8000 login:
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Log in to the unit using the username "config" and password
"config". The unit prompts you to enter the new configuration
values. At each prompt, press <Enter> to accept the current
value.
•
IP Address — Enter the IP address of the unit.
•
Subnet Mask — Enter the IP network subnet mask.
•
Default Gateway — Enter the appropriate default
gateway for remote network access: this is only required if
the devices are to be accessed from a different subnet.
•
Link type — Enter a link type. The values are as follows:
• 0 - 10Mbps Half-Duplex
• 1 - 10Mbps Full-Duplex
• 2 - 100Mbps Half-Duplex
• 3 - 100Mbps Full-Duplex
• 4 - Auto-negotiate
You may need to change the Ethernet link type default value
from Auto-negotiate for some network devices. If you have
problems maintaining a network link, contact your system
administrator to determine the appropriate setting.
•
Host name — Enter a name to describe the unit.
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•
Location — Enter a name to describe the location of the
unit.
•
Reset Network Security to factory defaults (y/n) ? —
Enter "y" to reset the unit's password and network security
settings. This will enable unrestricted access to the
configuration web pages, and is the only way to reset the
password on the unit. Enter “n” if you do not want to make
changes to the unit's network security.
If you have more than one device, repeat these steps for each
device.
You are now ready to attach the device(s) to the network.
Attaching the IP Dome to the Network
After configuring the dome’s IP settings, you must attach it
directly to your network using an available network port, as
follows:
1
Reconnect your PC to the network.
2
Use a standard RJ45 connector and CAT5 cable to connect
to the network socket in the dome, as shown in Figure 8.
PC
Network
Power Supply
Figure 8 Connecting an IP Dome to the network
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DOME INITIALIZATION
Each time the IP Dome is powered up, it performs an initialization
process, during which the camera sensor moves to the home
position. This should take about a minute. You must wait for this
process to complete before attaching serial or video cables to the
connectors inside the dome enclosure.
Camera Sensor Verification
OPT1
Once the camera has completed its initialization process, you
can use the BNC connector on the IP Dome board to check that
the camera sensor is working properly. The BNC connector is
shown in Figure 9.
IC6
D2
CON1
CON7
BNC connector can be used during installation
to verify correct operation of the sensor
Figure 9 BNC Connector
Note: Please ensure that you disconnect any cables from the
BNC connector after testing.
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Click-On Lanyard Fixing
The lanyard is supplied fastened inside the IP Dome external top
cover. To fasten it to the ‘dome-inner’, pull the keyhole end
downwards and attach it as shown below:
Lanyard
Keyhole end
Stem
Button
Place keyhole over button
Pull lanyard so that
the slotted hole clicks
into place on the stem
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In use, the keyhole
will rotate around the
button but will remain
secure
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MOUNTING THE INTERNAL DOME
Caution: Before mounting the IP Dome in its final position, you
must first configure its IP settings, as detailed in
Chapter 2.
Installing the Internal IP Dome Ceiling & Wall
Mount
Caution: Always handle the IP Dome carefully so that the main
electronics and motor mechanism are not damaged.
1
Attach the appropriate bracketry to a firm, solid surface
(ceiling or wall) using the required fixings. Ensure that you
take the camera size and weight into consideration (see
Appendix A for details).
Use three screws to affix dome base to ceiling.
Affix lanyard securely
53mm
46mm
to ceiling.
Use the "knockout"
section of the dome
base for side entry
of cables
Use central hole
in dome base for
top entry of cables
Locking screw uses
this slot for orientation
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246mm
Locking tab
161mm
55mm
Orient dome to line up locking tab with
slot in dome body. Twist body onto bracket.
Important - fit locking screw
The two parts of the wall bracket are secured
by fitting this screw
Figure 10 Attaching bracketry
2
Feed the cables along the bracket, then attach the supplied
clip-on lanyard to secure the unit.
You are now ready to make connections and complete
installation. See “Making Connections & Completing Installation”
on page 26.
Installing the Internal Corner Mount (optional)
The Internal Corner Mount Adapter is an optional extra
accessory part.
For internal corner mounts, fasten the adapter to the corner of
the walls using suitable fixings, then follow the instructions in
“Installing the Internal IP Dome Ceiling & Wall Mount” on
page 23. An internal corner mount adapter is shown below.
Figure 11 Internal corner mount adapter
m
45
m
1m
10
m
25
41mm
75mm
55mm
8mm
26mm
51mm
145mm
Figure 12 Internal corner mount adapter dimensions
Installing the Internal IP Dome False Ceiling
Mount
For camera weight and dimensions, see Appendix A.
Twist off top part
to gain access to
connections
Fit acrylic by
twisting clockwise.
Remove acrylic by
twisting anti-clockwise
Figure 13 Dimensions and bracketry required to install the IP Dome
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Cut a hole in the false ceiling tile (see Figure 14). Ensure that you
take the weight of the IP Dome and support plate into
consideration. Attach the supplied lanyard to secure the unit.
Twist off top part to
gain access to
connections
Use cable tie to secure
cables to the horizontal bar
at the top of the top piece
The holes in the
support plate
can be secured
to the building
structure using
2mm dia binding wire
When screw is loosened (anti-clockwise)
the clamp swings inward to allow the
cylindrical dome body to pass through
the hole in the ceiling
Lanyard is screwed
to the hole in top of
dome. Screw free end
to part of the structure
of the building
The support plate can
be fitted above the
ceiling tile or in
place of a 300mm x
600mm ceiling tile
Clamp swings out to support dome as the
screw is tightened (clockwise)
Figure 14 Fixing to a false ceiling tile
installation. See “Making Connections & Completing Installation”.
Making Connections & Completing Installation
Step 1 - Making Connections
The internal dome connection board is located at the top of the
dome and is visible when the dome is removed from the internal
wall bracket or internal ceiling mount.
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Figure 15 IP Dome (Internal) Connection Board
Connect the power cable to CON1 and the network cable to
CON3.
Note: Due to space restrictions, it may be necessary to use a
network cable without a shround on the RJ45 plug at the
dome camera end.
Step 2 – Fitting the IP Dome Body
Align the screw mount to the screw socket on either the wall or
ceiling mount bracket – there is only one way to align and fix the
top section. Once aligned, push up and twist clockwise to ensure
the three fixing lugs are located correctly (Figure 16).
Clip lanyard onto dome body
Locking screw
Dome base or
wall bracket
Twist body of
IP Dome onto dome
base or wall bracket.
Secure using locking
screw
Dome body
Twist acrylic onto
dome body
Figure 16 Fitting internal dome body
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Step 3 – Fitting the Locking Screw
Once twisted and locked, insert 1 x M3 CSK screw (provided in
fixing pack) and tighten securely. This ensures that the
installation is rigid and secure.
Step 4 – Attaching the Acrylic
To attach the acrylic, line up the three gaps in the rim of the
acrylic with the three lugs on the IP Dome. Push and twist
clockwise for a clean and easy fit.
Step 5 – Powering up
After ensuring all fixings are secure, connect the mains power
input to the PSU to power up the IP Dome.
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MOUNTING THE EXTERNAL DOME
Caution: Before mounting the IP Dome in its final position, you
must first configure its IP settings, as detailed in
Chapter 2.
Installting the External IP Dome Wall Mount
The external IP Dome camera has an IP65 rating. For camera
weight and dimensions, see Appendix A.
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Assembling the External IP Dome Wall Mount
wall mount
top cover
lanyard
camera
assembly
captive
screws
inner cover
captive screw
for fixing inner
cover
lanyard
captive screws for
fixing external acrylic
external acrylic
Figure 17 Enlarged View of External IP Dome Wall Mount
Attach the wall bracketry using the required fixings.
Note: Ensure that you take the weight and stability of the
surface to which the bracket is to be fixed into
consideration.
installation. See page 35.
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Installing the External IP Dome Soffit Mount
(optional)
The soffit adaptor is an optional extra accessory part. For camera
weight and dimensions, see Appendix A.
For soffit installations, please use the soffit adaptor and gasket.
1
Fasten the soffit adaptor to the ceiling or soffit.
2
Fasten the external cover to the soffit using three screws.
3 holes on 68mm PCD
Use these holes for
fastening soffit
adaptor to ceiling
Gasket
Affix top cover
here using 3 screws
Figure 18 Mounting Soffit Adaptor for Soffit & Pole Mounted
External Domes
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Installing the External Pole Mount (optional)
The External Pole Mount Adaptor is an optional extra accessory
part. For camera weight and dimensions, see Appendix A.
For pole mount installations, you must use an external wall
mount housing with a pole mount adapter. The pole mount
adapter is shown in Figure 19.
Side View
140mm
4 fixing holes
on 102 PCD
Underside View
102mm
102mm
112mm
Figure 19 Pole mount adaptor
1
Fix the pole mount adapter to the pole using suitable fixings.
2
Fix the bracket to the pole adapter using suitable fixings.
3
Draw the cabling through the adapter into the bracket’s fixing
box. Withdraw the cable sealing plug from the neck of the
housing at the fixing box end. Make a small cut in the sealing
plug for each cable that will be drawn through the bracket,
thread the cabling through the bracket and push the plug
back into place at the base of the housing neck.
4
Refit the cover to the bracket fixing box.
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Installing the External Corner Mount (optional)
The External Corner Mount Adapter is an optional extra
accessory part.
For external corner mounts, fasten the adapter to the corner of
the walls using suitable fixings.
The external corner mount adapter is shown in Figure 20.
100.0
both sides
107.0
bo
th
10
0.
si
0
de
s
90.0°
130.0
40.0
DI
173.5
35.9
A
20
248.4
100.0
4 holes on each side for fastening bracket to wall. 100 (h) x 70 (w)
Figure 20 External corner mount adapter dimensions
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Installing the External Swan-neck (optional)
For camera weight and dimensions, see Appendix A.
When the external swan-neck is purchased with an external IP
Dome, the IP Dome top cover is already fitted to the swan-neck.
If they are ordered separately then the swan-neck must be
fastened to the top cover during installation. You must include the
two gaskets. The swan-neck is fastened to the top cover using
three screws fitted from inside the top cover (see Figure 21).
External top cover
(part of external
dome camera)
Swan-neck
568mm
295mm
200mm
Four holes dia
7mm on 102mm
(4") PCD
Figure 21 Swan-neck installation
1
Fit the external top cover to the swan-neck.
2
Thread the cables through the swan-neck.
3
Fit the swan-neck to the top of pole or parapet using suitable
fixings.
installation.
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Making Connections to External Domes and
Completing Installation
The external dome heater connection board is located inside the
top housing of the external dome, and is visible when the dome
‘inner’ is removed.
Not used
Heater connector
CON2 (already
connected)
Not used
Power Connections
Connect 24Vac to
24VAC terminals
CON1
Figure 22 External dome connection board
1
Remove the dome 'inner' and make the following connections
•
Heater Power
Connect Output 2 from the PSU board to CON1 on the
power connection board (000-0110-003) located at the
top of the external housing.
•
Network Connections
Connect the network cable to the RJ-45 (CON3) on the
PCB at the top of the dome camera (000-0125-01) (see
Figure 22).
•
Camera Power
Connect Output 1 from the PSU board to CON1 on the
PCB at the top of the dome camera (000-0125-01) (see
Figure 22).
•
Lanyard
Attach the lanyard from the dome 'inner' assembly to the
housing top cover.
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2
Locate the dome inner into the housing, ensuring that the
guide slots for the fixing screws slide over the posts in the
housing upper. Tighten the four Pozi pan fixing screws to
secure the dome inner to the housing.
3
After ensuring all fixings are secure, connect the mains power
input to the PSU to power up the IP Dome.
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A
REMOTELY RESETTING THE DOME
You can remotely reset an IP Dome using IndigoVision’s CCTV
Keyboard.
1
Press and hold
.
2
Press ‘5’,’8’,’5’,’8’.
3
Press
..
The IP Dome will then power down, re-power up and perform an
initialization routine. Settings such as presets and guard tours
are retained on the IP Dome.
Note: This only resets the camera and dome mechanics. To
reset the codec, click Reboot on the Diagnostics web
page.
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B
HARDWARE SPECIFICATION
This chapter details the hardware specifications for the
IndigoVision IP Dome Camera. It provides the codec and sensor
specification and the dimensions for each camera type.
Codec Specification
Video
•
1Vp-p, 75ohm (PAL or NTSC depending on model)
Note: Video output is for debug/installation purposes only.
Video Codec
•
ISO/IEC Standard MPEG-4 Simple Profile
•
User-configurable bit rate
•
User-configurable frame rate
•
“4:2:0” YUV color space
Resolution
•
SIF
•
2SIF
•
4SIF
Console Input/Output
Console
•
EIA-574 RS232 only
•
Maximum Baud Rate 115.2 Kbps
•
Console Settings 115200, 8bits,1 Stop Bit, No Parity
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Network Connections
•
IEEE 802.3 and IETF standards:
•
•
10/100 Base-T Ethernet, TCP, UDP, ICMP and IGMP
Physical connection via RJ-45
IndigoVision IP Dome Camera Metrics
Dimensions
See page 41.
Weight
The following unit weights include PSU, Acrylic and Codec. They
do not include packaging:
•
Internal Wall Mount Dome: 2.15 Kg
•
Internal Pendant Mount Dome: 1.98 Kg
•
Internal False Ceiling Mount Dome: 2.15 Kg
•
External Wall Mount Dome Kit: 4.50 Kg
•
External Swan Neck Dome Kit: 4.45 Kg
Power
•
Current consumption for internal or external IPDomes,
including CODEC but not including heater:
•
•
Dome supply 24vac or 24vdc. Typical 500mA. Maximum
600mA
Current consumption for heater (fitted to External IP Domes):
•
Inrush current: Typical 1A, Maximum 2A (using 24vac or
24vdc).
•
Normal operation: Less than 0.4A
Environment
•
Operating temperature:
•
Internal Dome: 0°C (32°F) to + 50°C (122°F)
•
External Dome: -20°C (-4°F) to + 50°C (122°F)
•
Storage temperature -20°C (-4°F) to + 70°C (158°F)
•
External dome housing is IP65 rated
41
Regulatory
•
EN 55022(1994) ITE emission standard – Class A
•
EN 61000-3-2(1995) mains harmonics – Class A
•
EN 55024(1998) ITE immunity standard
•
EN 61000-3-3(1995) voltage fluctuation
•
CFR47(1995) Part 15 subpart B – Class A (US federal code
of regulations)
In accordance with the EC Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive 2002/96/EC
this product must be sent to a recycling plant for proper
disposal at the end of its use.
Camera Dimensions
Internal Dome Camera
197mm
73mm
51mm
214mm
204mm
171mm
Space for cables above 10mm
116mm
99mm
Hole diameter 205mm
250mm
42
External Dome Cameras
278mm
85mm
261mm
155mm
29mm
130mm
102mm
171mm
260mm
568mm
295mm
200mm
43
Sensor Specification
Camera Features
All domes have the following functions
Color (C) Col / mono (C/M)
C/M (indoor color only)
Sensor
1/4” ExView HAD
Zoom - optical + digital
18x, 12x
Zoom - total
216x
Line resolution
460
Pixels
752(H) x 582(V)
Horizontal view angle
2.8°(T) 48° (W)
Lens size
4.1 - 73.8 mm
ExView technology
Y
Min sensitivity - color
0.7 Lux
Min sensitivity - color int
0.05 Lux (outdoor only)
Min sensitivity - mono int
0.01 Lux (outdoor only)
Signal/noise ratio
>50 dB
Picture freeze
Y
Video output
1 V p to p, 75ohms
Focus / iris
Auto / manual
Presets
360
Tours
4 (max 128 presets per tour)
Learned patrols
4 mimic tours - up to 30 minutes duration each
Remote reset
Via OSD, IP network
Dynamic privacy zones
Up to 32 with 8 present on screen simultaneously
Preset status information
Y
Variable pan speed/coverage
0.1 - 400°/sec, 360° continuous rotation, absolute
positioning
Variable tilt speed
0.1 - 200°/sec, absolute positioning
Tilt coverage
90°
Auto homing
Goes to preset, tour or mimic tour after prescribed
time (menu)
Col/mon changeover
3 levels - menu setup (outdoor only)
Mounting options
Wall, ceiling and false ceiling
44
45
INDEX
A
attaching lanyard fixing 20
C
cabling and wiring 7
camera
dimensions 41
weight 40
configuration
initial 9
using serial port 15
using the Web Configuration
pages 9
connection board
internal dome 27
connectors, network 40
console input/output specification 39
D
devices, attaching to network 17
dimensions 41
E
environmental specification 40
external domes
corner mount 32, 33
pole mount 32
soffit mount 31
swan-neck mount 34
wall mount 29
H
hardware
specification 39
I
initial IP properties 9
installation
external corner mount 32, 33
external pole mount 32
external soffit mount 31
external swan-neck mount 34
external wall mount 29
internal ceiling and wall
mount 23
internal corner mount 27
internal domes 23
internal false ceiling mount 25
internal domes
ceiling and wall mount
installation 23
connection board 27
corner mount installation 27
false ceiling mount 25
installation 23
IP dome
resetting remotely 37
IP properties 9
IP properties, changing
using serial port 16
using Web Configuration
pages 13
isolated network, preparing 10
L
lanyard fixing
attaching 20
N
network
connections 40
46
P
PC, preparing for configuration 10
power 40
R
regulatory specification 41
remote reset of dome 37
resolutions specification 39
S
sensor specifications 43
specifications 39
codec 39
console input/output 39
dimensions 41
environmental 40
power 40
regulatory 41
resolution 39
sensor 43
S-Video 39
video 39
video codec 39
weight 40
S-Video
specification 39
V
video
codec specification 39
specification 39
W
Web Configuration pages 9
weight 40
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Document ID:IU-DOME-MAN001-3.0

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