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Bezel retention  

tab slots

Slots for 

mounting screws

Access to MicroSD card  

slot and Reset button 

(cover removed)

Bezel tether  

and bezel

Camera face with bezel removed

Insert MicroSD card into the camera 

A MicroSD card installed in the provides local storage for video recordings, capture files, and log data. 

NOTE

: If the camera is not managed by an NVR or other video management system (VMS) and doesn’t 

have a MicroSD card installed, video recordings, capture files, and log data are not saved. 
1. 

Remove the bezel.  

2. 

Use the security L-wrench to remove the oval cover that conceals the MicroSD card slot and the 
Reset button. 

3. 

Insert a MicroSD card into the card slot as shown in the photo below. The label on the card should 
face out. 

MicroSD card  

shown in slot

4. 

Push the MicroSD card into the slot as far as possible, and then release it. It should click into place 
when fully inserted. 

MicroSD card  

installed

Camera Reset 

button

To remove the MicroSD card, push the card all the way in to release it from the connector, then lift it 
out of the slot. 

5. 

Reinstall the oval shaped cover that conceals the MicroSD card and the Reset button.  

Step 3.  Mount the camera 

Use the following procedure to flush-mount the camera onto a ceiling or wall. The procedure is identical for 
all three, except for a parameter difference in the camera setup menu, and the orientation of the camera for 
wall installations, and. Pictures shown here are for a ceiling installation. 
1. 

Route extension cables from the camera mounting location to the devices it will connect to. Do 
not connect them to these devices at this time. The camera provides the following drop cables to 
connect to other devices:

 

Power with screw-down terminals for 12 Vdc powering. 

NOTE

: The camera can also be 

powered through the LAN (PoE). 

 

Ethernet with RJ-45 connector. A protective jacket for the RJ-45 connector is provided with 
the camera. 

 

Alarm IN/OUT with screw-down terminals. Terminal identification is provided on the 
connector. 

Alarm terminal  

identifiers

RS485 terminal  

identifiers (D+, D-)

 

RS485 drop cable with screw-down terminals. Terminal identification is provided on the 
connector.

 

Audio IN 

 

Audio OUT

2. 

Prepare the camera for installation. See “Step 2. Prepare the camera for installation” on page 1. 

3. 

Obtain the appropriate fasteners for securing the camera to the mounting surface. The fasteners 
should support at least three times the weight of the camera. The screws and wall inserts provided 
with the camera are adequate for many surfaces. 

4. 

Use the Drill Template provided to mark and drill the holes in the ceiling for the fasteners (mounting 
screws). Also drill a hole for the drop cables. For wall mount installation, orient the template so that 
the arrow points up (perpendicular to the plane of your surveillance target). 

NOTE

For 

wall mount

 installation, the camera must be oriented so the “

UP

” label on the face of the 

camera is at the top. 

“UP” label

5. 

Install screws into the screw hole until the screw head is at least ¼” over the surface. 

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Summary of Contents for ALI-IPV5060RP

Page 1: ...y the camera on a clean flat surface with the lens side up 3 Open the Bezel Lock Screw cover Bezel Lock Screw Shown with cover removed Bezel 4 Use the security L wrench to fully unscrew the bezel lock screw NOTE The bezel lock screw is a captive screw 5 Unsnap the cover from the camera assembly 6 Unsnap the bezel from the camera assembly If the bezel cannot be separated from the camera assembly tu...

Page 2: ... Pictures shown here are for a ceiling installation 1 Route extension cables from the camera mounting location to the devices it will connect to Do not connect them to these devices at this time The camera provides the following drop cables to connect to other devices Power with screw down terminals for 12 Vdc powering NOTE The camera can also be powered through the LAN PoE Ethernet with RJ 45 con...

Page 3: ...ve password See Step 10 Change default password on page 6 15 Perform advanced camera configuration steps as needed Refer to the ALIBI IPCamera SoftwareUserManual provided on CD with your system or on your vendor s website These configure steps should include the following Configuring alarm input and output Configure recording schedules Configure event recording motion detection traversing virtual ...

Page 4: ...ure IE for Compatibility mode a In Internet Explorer click the Tools icon located to the right of the tabs then select Compatibility View settings from the drop down menu b In the Compatibility View Settings window ensure that the IP address of your camera is in the Add this website field then click Add c After clicking Add the IP address will appear in the Websites list Click Close d If a message...

Page 5: ... such as an internal micro SD card or a NAS See the ALIBI IPCameraSoftwareUserManual for use These devices usually must be formatted before they can store data from the camera You can also set the percentages of Pictures Captures and Video recordings across the storage device To open the Storage Management menu go to Setup tab Storage Storage Management In the example above a 16 GB MicroSD card wa...

Page 6: ...n the software and documentation CD with your camera to customize the configuration of your camera Specifications Camera Image Sensor 1 3 CMOS Scanning Mode Progressive Scan Resolution Up to 3072 x 2048 Effective Pixels 3 0 mega pixel approx Minimum Illumination Color 0 3 Lux F2 8 AGC On B W 0 Lux IR ON Day Night True Day Night ICR Electronic Shutter sec 1 25 s 1 100 000 s Auto Manual Wide Dynamic...

Page 7: ... lbs Dimensions 1 72 H x 6 46 Φ operating Temperature 22 F 140 F Operating Humidity 0 95 RH Non condensing Ingress Protection IP66 Impact Protection IK10 Color White Material Aluminum Body Polycarbonate Bubble Approvals CE FCC RoHS System Requirements Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Professional Windows VISTA Windows 7 Window 8 Processor Intel Pentium 4 3 0 GHz or later Memory 1 GB or above ...

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