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Installation Manual 

 

 

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Mega

Video® Flex

 

SD Card Tab 

Menu

 

Feature

 

Description 

 

 

Playback 

Allows the user to choose the specific time of video to playback. 

 

Click to Play 

Button to play video specified in the 

Playback

 field. 

Continuous Recording 

Allows the user to continuously record without restriction. 
Default is unchecked box.  

Stop Continuous 
Recording AND Enable 
Event-triggered 
Recording 

Allows the user to enable events recording when network 
failure, motion alarm, or an I/O alarm is triggered. Default is 
unchecked box. 

NOTE: if the continuous recording is disabled and no event 
recording is enabled, the SD card will not initiate recording.  

Network Failure 

Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that the 
network fails. 

Motion Alarm 

Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that motion 
is detected. 

I/O Alarm 

Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that an I/O 
alarm is triggered. 

Recording Framerate 

Allows setting a frame rate output limit for the H.264 video 
stream. Default value is “Max” minimum fps is 1. Reducing the 
frame rate output is another way to control the bandwidth used 
for the H.264 video streaming from the camera trade off is the 
obvious reduction of frame rate output at the camera. Options 
are 0 to 30. No default. 

SD Card Image 
Resolution 

Provides the ability to set the resolution. Options are 

Full 

or 

Half

. 

Half 

is the default.  

Start 

Shows the beginning time frame of the video being recorded. 
No default.

 

End 

Shows the ending time frame of the video being recorded. No 
default.

 

Delete All Records 

Allows the user to delete any previously recorded video on the 
SD card. 

Summary of Contents for AV1195DN

Page 1: ...ideo Flex Installation Manual Models 1 2 Megapixel AV1195DN AV1195DN NL 1080p AV2195DN AV2195DN NL AV2196DN AV2196DN NL 3 Megapixel AV3195DN AV3195DN NL AV3196DN AV3196DN NL 5 Megapixel AV5195DN AV5195DN NL ...

Page 2: ...nting the Main Unit 10 Connecting the Sensor Main Unit and Optional IR 11 Reset to Factory Default 12 Changing the Lens 12 Removing the Bubble 12 Attaching the Bubble 12 Camera Power Up 14 SD Card Set up 16 SD Card Tab 19 SD Card Setup via AV200 20 Camera Discovery Setup and Configuration 22 Network Protocols 22 General Remote Focus 23 Refined Remote Focus 24 AV IP Utility Focus Tab 26 Mounting Te...

Page 3: ...SI and with all local codes and authorities having jurisdiction Wiring should be UL Listed and or Recognized wire suitable for the application 3 Always use hardware e g screws anchors bolts locking nuts etc which are compatible with mounting surface and of sufficient length and construction to insure a secure mount Package Contents This equipment should be unpacked and handled with care The origin...

Page 4: ...with Bubble 6 1x 5ft USB 2 0 to Micro USB 28 28 AWG Shielded Twisted Pair Cable No Active Repeater 7 1x 40ft USB 2 0 to Micro USB 28 24 AWG Shielded Twisted Pair Cable No Active Repeater 8 2x 6 32 1 Wood Metal Sheet Screw 9 4x 6 32 1 5 Wood Metal Sheet Screw 10 6x 6 32 1 Drywall Masonry Mounting Anchors 11 4x 6 32 1 5 Machine Screw 12 6x 6 32 Hex Nut 13 2x 6 32 1 Machine Screw 14 8x 6 32 Washer 15...

Page 5: ...ut ARECONT VISION s written authorization ii has not been used in accordance with applicable documentation iii has been subjected to unusual stress neglect misuse abuse improper storage testing or connection or unauthorized repair or iv is no longer covered under the Warranty Period ARECONT VISION MAKE NO WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS EXPRESS IMPLIED STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE OTHER THAN THE EXPRESS LIMITE...

Page 6: ...e dynamic range delivers up to 100dB at full resolution and is available on select 1080p and 3MP models For applications with poor low lighting conditions the MegaVideo Flex 1 2MP model features NightView making it capable of covering areas where very little light is present Binning Mode increases the camera s low light performance by combining pixels so that more light can be collected available ...

Page 7: ...urface This method is for use when you have access to the unit from behind the wall or surface Use the supplied template or 1 7 8 hole saw to cut a hole in the surface for the sensor Follow the instructions in the table below Reference Description 1 Attach one of the two camera fastening nuts along the front edge of the camera bubble 2 Insert the camera module through the front of the hole until t...

Page 8: ...amera fastening nuts along the front edge of the camera bubble 4 Insert the camera module through the front of the hole until the fastening nut is flush with the metal sheet bracket 5 Insert the other camera fastener nut on the back of the camera and tighten clockwise until securely in place Use the supplied Hex L key to lock the set screws on both fastening nuts in place Do not over torque the sc...

Page 9: ...nstallation i Use the supplied template provided by MF FMA or 2 hole saw to cut a hole in the surface for the sensor ii Screw the MegaVideo Flex camera into the MF FMA sold separately in ceiling mount until flush with the mount rim Tighten the set screws surrounding the rim of the mount if necessary iii Connect the main unit to the sensor Pull the network cable through the ceiling and plug it into...

Page 10: ...acing the main unit where desired and marking each of the four the holes with a pencil 2 Drill the appropriate size holes to install 4x of the 6 32 1 Drywall Masonry Mounting Anchors Ref 2 where you marked the pencil holes 3 Place the holes of the main unit over the Drywall Mounting Anchors and use a Philips head screwdriver to screw 4x of the 6 32 1 5 Wood Metal Sheet Screws Ref 3 For Metal Wood ...

Page 11: ... the desired location insert the USB end of the supplied 5ft or 40ft cable depending on your application to the location on the main unit that reads CAMERA Ref 1 2 Insert the Micro USB side of the cable into the back of the camera NOTE You will need to recycle power once the USB cable is installed on both the sensor unit and the main unit 3 Using the supplied zip ties wrap any cable slack around t...

Page 12: ...rew driver 2 Turn the metal ring of the bubble counter clockwise and remove 3 Manually unscrew the lens counter clockwise this may take several seconds 4 Screw the replacement lens clockwise until you feel some resistance and hit a hard stop Do not over torque the screws 5 Place the dome cover over the camera sensor and turn it clockwise until it hits a hard stop 6 Tighten the set screw to lock th...

Page 13: ...or electrical characteristics Electrical Characteristics MIN MAX Input Voltage V Measured between and terminals ON 2 9 6 3 OFF 0 1 3 Output Current mA Measured between and terminals Applied Voltage Range 0 80V ON 50 OFF 0 1 Table 1 NOTE The digital input is electrically isolated from the rest of the camera s electrical circuitry via general purpose photo couplers The input is additionally protecte...

Page 14: ...ra is powered by an outside power supply 12 48VDC or 24VAC connect the power cable Barrel Plug 2 1mm I D x 5 5mm O D x 9 5mm Reference Description 1 PoE Connector 2 Auxiliary Power Connector NOTE Cameras using auxiliary power with 802 1x enabled may need to manually power cycle the camera to reconnect to the network CAUTION Make the connections inside a watertight compartment Isolate unused power ...

Page 15: ...has been established A green LED will blink when the camera has been accessed NOTE Wiring methods shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code NFPA 70 ANSI and with all local codes and authorities having jurisdiction Wiring should be UL Listed and or Recognized wire suitable for the application LED Status Description Yellow Flashing Link has been established Solid Normal Operation Gree...

Page 16: ... constant recording Typical lower grade SD cards are meant for multimedia applications and will at times have questionable quality and reliability Recording to the SD card is FIFO first in first out The oldest first entry is deleted first as new storage requirements arise There is no indication when this will happen Storage time is dependent on a variety of factors such as SD card size and camera ...

Page 17: ...treaming on a webpage the recommended browsers are Internet Explorer and Firefox Scroll to the SD Card section as shown here Select one of the recording methods Continuous Recording to start continuously recording Stop Continuous Recording AND Enable Event triggered Recording to enable events recording for network failure motion alarm and or I O alarm trigger The Start and End times are visible on...

Page 18: ...e Check the Playback SD card video checkbox to play the video Playback tips Video recorded to an SD card from an Arecont Vision camera can only be played back via an Arecont Vision camera that has the same or lower resolution Playback can not be viewed with any other device For example video recorded to an SD card via a 10MP camera can be played back on a 3MP camera but a 3MP can not be played bac...

Page 19: ...Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that the network fails Motion Alarm Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that motion is detected I O Alarm Allows the SD Card to record video only in the event that an I O alarm is triggered Recording Framerate Allows setting a frame rate output limit for the H 264 video stream Default value is Max minimum fps is 1 Reducing the f...

Page 20: ...g it to the workspace to open a view From the window select the SD card drop down menu Choose Continuous Recording OR Event triggered Recording to enable events recording for network failure motion alarm or I O alarm To launch the SD card playback window click on the SD card icon Set play range to full span sets the playback range to the maximum available on the SD card Set playback range allows t...

Page 21: ...ded to an SD card from an Arecont Vision camera can only be played back via an Arecont Vision camera that has the same or lower resolution Playback can not be viewed with any other device For example video recorded to an SD card via a 10MP camera can be played back on a 3MP camera but a 3MP can not be played back on a 10MP model SD card must be inserted to any AV camera ...

Page 22: ...r camera or available on our website Network Protocols The Arecont Vision MegaVideo Flex cameras support RTSP RTP TCP RTP UDP HTTP DHCP TFTP QoS IP version 4 IPv4 IP version 6 IPv6 and 802 1x RTSP Cameras communicate with video management systems over Real Time Streaming Protocol Do not change the RTSP port unless you are sure your VMS does not use the default setting RTP TCP The Real time Protoco...

Page 23: ...s on the internet as well as extra flexibility in allocating addresses and efficiency for routing traffic 802 1x The IEEE 802 1x standard provides a general method for authentication and authorization in IEEE 802 networks Authentication is carried out via the authenticator which checks the transmitted authentication information using an authentication server and approves or denies access to the of...

Page 24: ...ocus area turns to Green the autofocus is complete Refined Remote Focus 1 For a more refined detailed focus scroll to the Video Tab section and select the PTZ radial button 2 Choose an area that has a lot of objects or an area you have an interest in seeing more details Left click and drag the box to the area where you want to see finer details The image zooms in 3 Repeat until you are able to see...

Page 25: ...tton 7 The camera proceeds to go through the short range adjustment around the original focus It stops at the best point of focus using the new reference area When the box around the image illuminates green the camera has completed the focus For an additional focus press the manual focus buttons 20 5 1 20 5 1 8 When satisfied with the camera s focus setting click the Video menu 9 Click the PTZ rad...

Page 26: ...y draw a rectangle with the mouse by left clicking and dragging the mouse to a desired zoom size To automatically adjust focus choose Full range Focusing or Short range Focusing depending on the image clarity Full range Focus Best for scenes that are completely out of focus The camera automatically scans the full focus range of the scene to find the best focus position Short range Focus Best for s...

Page 27: ...Installation Manual Page 27 support arecontvision com 1 818 937 0700 877 CAMERA 8 www arecontvision com avsales arecontvision com MegaVideo Flex Mounting Templates mm inches ...

Page 28: ...Installation Manual Page 28 support arecontvision com 1 818 937 0700 877 CAMERA 8 www arecontvision com avsales arecontvision com MegaVideo Flex mm inches ...

Page 29: ...Isolate the camera on a dedicated network and test with AV200 Swap the troubled camera with a known good camera to see if the problem follows the camera or stays at the location 3 Contact Arecont Vision Technical Support one of three ways 1 Online Portal Support ArecontVision com 2 Phone 1 818 937 0700 option 1 3 Email support arecontvision com 4 Use the Arecont Vision software AV IP Utility locat...

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