Maintenance and cleaning
The product does not require any maintenance and should never be disassembled for any
reason.
To clean the product, use a dry, clean and soft cloth. Before cleaning, disconnect the product
from the power supply; unplug the power adapter from the mains socket.
Clean the lens very carefully to avoid scratch marks.
Do not use aggressive detergents as these might cause discolouration of the casing.
Declaration of conformity (DOC)
The manufacturer hereby declares that this product conforms to the fundamental requirements
and the other relevant regulations of Directive 1999/5/EC.
The Declaration of Conformity for this product is available at www.conrad.com.
Disposal
The product must not be disposed of with the household waste.
Please dispose of the product, when it is no longer of use, according to the current
statutory requirements.
Technical data
a) Camera
Operating voltage ............................5 V/DC
Image sensor ...................................8.5 mm (1/3”), CMOS
Sensor resolution ............................1280 x 960 Pixel
Camera opening angle ....................35° - 100° (horizontal)
Focal width ......................................3 - 10 mm
IR LEDs ...........................................13
IR range ...........................................up to 10 m
Panning range (horizontal) ..............300°
Tilting range (vertical) ......................100°
WLAN ..............................................802.11b/g/n
LAN ..................................................10/100 Mbit
Place of installation ..........................indoors
Ambient conditions .......................... Temperature -10 °C to +50 °C, air humidity 20% to 85%
relative, not condensing
Dimensions ......................................116 x 103 x 122 mm (L x W x H) without bracket/antenna
b) Power adapter
Operating voltage ............................100 - 240 V/AC, 50/60 Hz
Output ..............................................5 V/DC, 2 A
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Please note that with newer versions of the program, the names of the installation
steps described might be different. In this case, follow the manufacturer’s operating
instructions supplied with the software.
• Once you have started the “IP Camera Search Tool”, this program will search for available
cameras in the network.
There must be a DHCP server activated in your network (e.g. the DHCP server in a
router). Your PC must be configured so that it assigns an IP address automatically.
Depending on the security settings of your Windows, a Windows Firewall warning will appear.
The access of the software must be authorised, otherwise the product cannot be used.
When the camera is shown with its respective IP address, double-click on it.
• Before allowing access to the camera, you will be prompted for a username and password.
Enter the username: “admin” (in lower case and without quotation marks). Do not enter any-
thing into the password field.
• Then click on “login”.
Further information about the software can be found on the CD supplied with the
manufacturer’s operating instructions. It is in “PDF“ format. To view the PDF file,
you need an appropriate PDF viewer such as “Acrobat Reader”, which you can
download free of charge at www.adobe.com.
Connection via WLAN
Several settings have to be made in the camera’s menu, before a connection via
WLAN can take place.
Therefore, the camera must first be connected via a RJ45 network cable to your
network (see the previous section for the procedure) and to be set up for WLAN
operation. You can then configure the required settings in the software/camera set-
tings.
For example, you must select encoding, enter the WLAN password, set the cam-
era’s WLAN-IP address, etc.
Only then is a WLAN operation possible!
Like many other WLAN devices the settings depend on the available WLAN hardware and its
configuration.
Due to the variety of different devices and their configurations, a description of the
exact procedure for installing the camera is not possible.
The setting of the camera via WLAN as well as the available WLAN devices require
specialist network knowledge.
Take note of the manufacturer’s original operating manual on the CD included in the
delivery.
Assembly
After successful start-up, the camera can be installed at the desired location using the mount-
ing bracket provided. The tripod screw underneath the camera can also be used with alterna-
tive bracket types.
Make certain when drilling and tightening the screws that no cables or pipes are
damaged!
The maximum length of the network cable between the camera and router/switch is 100 m.
Only use at least so-called CAT5- or CAT5e cables.
If you use a WLAN connection it is recommended to test the reception first before mounting
the camera.
Proximity to metal parts, cables or electrical/electronic devices have a negative influence on
the radio signal range.
The mounting place must be clean, dry and dust-free. Also, installation must not be carried out
in areas where there is a risk of explosion.
Tips & notes
• If there is a network or system administrator for your network (as will probably be the case in
a larger company), please let the administrator assume the responsibility for connection and
wiring. Do not connect the camera yourself!
• The IR LED automatically switches on when it is getting dark; the IR light is not visible to the
human eye. Keep in mind that night vision images may only be displayed in black and white
and not in colour.
• For further information, see the manufacturer’s operating instructions on the enclosed CD.
