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17.2

LAN/PoE

RJ45 jack

10BASE-T-/100BASE-TX-PoE

PoE conformity IEEE 802.3af

Fig. 17-2

17.3

Audio ouT / Microphone IN

Audio OUT / Microphone IN (3.5 mm phone jack, for stereo plug)

Sleeve

Tip

Ring

Fig. 17-3

Audio OUT (mono) Microphone IN (mono)

Tip

Signal

Not used

Ring

Not used

Signal

Sleeve Ground

Ground

Notice

For a clean (interference-free) audio signal transmission, the Audio IN/OUT

Y-Cable Connector FGA-30 is required (optionally available).

17.4

Power IN

Weidmüller male connector SL 3.50/02/90G

12 V DC (−)

12 V DC (+)

Fig. 17-4

Summary of Contents for DF4910HD-DN

Page 1: ...English Rev 1 0 4 2013 09 09 Installation and Configuration High DefinitionIPNetworkCameras DF4910HD DN DDF4910HDV DN IM SM...

Page 2: ...e trademarks or registered trademarks of the following owners Adobe and Flash of Adobe Systems Incorporated headquartered in San Jos California USA AMD and AMD Athlon of Advanced Micro Devices Inc hea...

Page 3: ...ing 13 4 4 Operation 13 4 5 Outdoor Use 14 4 5 1 Box Camera DF4910HD DN 14 4 5 2 Dome Camera DDF4910HDV DN IM 14 4 5 3 Dome Camera DDF4910HDV DN SM 14 5 Views and Connection Assignment 15 5 1 Box Came...

Page 4: ...1 Transfer Protocol and Format 49 9 2 1 2 Transfer Method 50 9 2 1 3 TTL 51 9 2 1 4 RTCP 51 9 2 2 Dynamic Servers 51 9 2 3 Audio Client 52 9 2 4 RTSP 53 10 Video 55 10 1 Video Standard 55 10 2 Sensor...

Page 5: ...90 14 5 2 Upload 91 14 5 2 1 Configuration Recovery 91 14 5 2 2 Configuration Transfer to Several Devices 92 14 6 Info 93 15 Image Transmission 94 15 1 Web Browser 94 15 2 RTSP Application 94 16 Main...

Page 6: ...devices If text passages require distinctions to be made between the devices the complete prod uct names will be mentioned Pictures in this document may differ from the actual product 1 2 Documents C...

Page 7: ...ld result in minor or moderate injury Notice NOTICE indicates practices for preventing property damage incorrect configurations or faulty operations For reasons of clarity and readability various text...

Page 8: ...ions damages and data loss and may result in the loss of warranty Modifications Do not make any modifications to the hardware or software that have not been tested and approved by Dallmeier Inappropri...

Page 9: ...ay cause malfunctions and damages The units may not be moved while in operation Foreign Bodies If objects or liquids get into the units immediately disconnect them from the power supply pull out the p...

Page 10: ...m this document s content Certain functions and features may require the purchase of an additional license 3 2 Transportation and Packaging Store the original packaging for transportation at a later d...

Page 11: ...80p 30 IP network dome camera with automatic Day Night operation supported by integrated ambient light sensing and a removable IR cut filter It is exclusively designed for indoor installations in susp...

Page 12: ...unctions such as brightness contrast saturation and sharpness 3D Digital Noise Reduction 3D DNR Three different exposure metering modes average metering light information from entire scene centre weig...

Page 13: ...act voltages and devices protection against overvoltages and the immunity of information and communication technology equipment to electromagnetic interferences EMI all protective measures which are s...

Page 14: ...ly designed for indoor installations An outdoor installation is prohibited and may result in malfunction damage data loss and loss of warranty 4 5 3 Dome Camera DDF4910HDV DN SM The dome camera DDF491...

Page 15: ...lens Locking screw focal length Locking screw focus Fig 5 1 The lens shown in Fig 5 1 is illustrative only and may differ from the actual product Notice In order to obtain a correctly adjusted image...

Page 16: ...e is running but no encoder is running yet Critical error during update see below Green LED constant Encoding active Red LED off Green LED blinking Streaming of encoded data active The following LED s...

Page 17: ...Trim ring with bubble 3 axis mount pan tilt rotation PG16 cable gland Lens Ceiling clamp Housing screw T20 Torx Black inner dome cover Removable foam ring Ambient light sensor Fig 5 3 Notice Always en...

Page 18: ...auto iris interface for iris control Video preview output BNC CVBS Locking screw focal length Locking screw focus Thread for housing screw Camera module Thread for housing screw Thread for housing sc...

Page 19: ...for 4mm screw Housing base Housing with bubble Lens 3 axis mount pan tilt rotation Housing screw T20 Torx Black inner dome cover Ambient light sensor Removable foam ring Fig 5 5 Notice Always ensure...

Page 20: ...for housing screw Thread for housing screw Video preview output BNC CVBS Locking screw focal length Locking screw focus Flexible cable fastener Flexible cable fastener DC auto iris interface for iris...

Page 21: ...unt pan tilt rotation Flexible cable fastener Removable foam ring Ambient light sensor Fig 5 7 Note that the SDHC card shown in the illustration above is not included in the standard scope of delivery...

Page 22: ...evice can be powered via PoE Power over Ethernet Class 0 OR supplied with a separate 12V DC power supply unit However always beware not to use both power sources simultaneously In order to comply with...

Page 23: ...e device due to inappropriate mounting equipment Use the correct type of mounting equipment tripod screw max length 7mm for ceiling wall bracket Weather proof housing for outdoor installations Mount t...

Page 24: ...nto the image sensor During the following steps always beware not to touch the sensor or sensor glass the rear lens element or other glass elements inside of the camera in order to avoid dam ages due...

Page 25: ...style anchors for drywall hollow wall type plaster Electric shock hazard Danger of death or serious injury Always disconnect the PoE switch or the separate power supply unit from the mains socket pull...

Page 26: ...M6 screw eye bolt onto the bottom side of the housing Unscrew the 3 housing screws using a T20 torx wrench and remove the trim ring Suspended ceiling 143mm M6 screw eye bolt Ceiling clamp Trim ring wi...

Page 27: ...use a carabiner and the ceiling hook Run the required cables suspended from the ceiling through a PG16 cable gland Screw the PG16 cable gland in the appropriate thread of the housing Insert the housin...

Page 28: ...hten the M4 locking screw Fig 5 4 of both ceiling clamps with a Phillips screw driver until the housing is fixed Fig 6 5 Ceiling clamp Ceiling clamp Suspended ceiling Phillips screwdriver Fig 6 4 Lock...

Page 29: ...using the 3 axis mount and set the focal length and focus loosen the corresponding locking screws before making any adjustments and tighten them again when finished Attach the foam ring back onto the...

Page 30: ...ct the required cables to the connectors of the camera module see Fig 5 7 and chapter Pin Assignment on page 97 If necessary connect a CVBS monitor to the video preview output Fig 5 6 If PoE Power ove...

Page 31: ...rosoft Internet Explorer latest version Software Adobe Flash Player latest version JavaScript enabled Microsoft ActiveX enabled ActiveX based Dallmeier control latest version Note that a more powerful...

Page 32: ...e device into the address bar of the web browser Confirm the input The connection to the device is established The graphical user interface GUI of the live mode is displayed A H G E C B D F Fig 7 1 Li...

Page 33: ...ay not be shown in the web browser In this case two solutions are available The router gateway has to be configured for a correct address translation of data packets sent by the User Datagram Protocol...

Page 34: ...The factory default admin password is 3 Notice Risk of misuse by unauthorized users Change the factory default admin password as soon as possible Click CONFIG in the user interface of the live mode Th...

Page 35: ...mode C IP address of the device D Log out of configuration mode E Disable enable live video display F Live video G Configuration menu H Configuration dialogues Note that the live video display and li...

Page 36: ...ogue via Common settings User interface Fig 8 1 Set the Language Deactivate the Show live video ActiveX in WebConfig checkbox if network bottle necks occur or your system is overloaded Confirm with OK...

Page 37: ...ime server must always be accessible via the network Select the Time server tab Fig 8 4 Enter the IP address or the host name of the time server Activate the Use time server checkbox to enable the UTC...

Page 38: ...o provide a better readability Confirm with OK 8 4 User Management The configuration of the device must be preceded by a successful authentication as an authorized user or user group The user manageme...

Page 39: ...roups can be changed Note that the factory default password of the local user group Group 1 admin is 3 the factory default password of the local user group Group 1 admin must be changed for security r...

Page 40: ...he User login mode individual local users can be assigned to the three local user groups Define New User Ensure that the Login mode is set to User login Open the User groups dialogue via Common settin...

Page 41: ...possible The following LDAP settings should only be performed by an administrator with advanced skills in LDAP technology In order to be able to set the respective group policies rights on the LDAP cl...

Page 42: ...t this de vice must be configured accordingly In this respect note the following steps and descriptions Ensure that the Login mode is set to LDAP login Select the LDAP options tab Fig 8 10 For the cor...

Page 43: ...group 1 The settings on the LDAP client can only be saved if the query has been successful re turns an internal result Click Test Fig 8 11 Enter the LDAP user name and the corresponding LDAP user pass...

Page 44: ...can be granted or denied access to certain types of live images and or live audio Note that the rights of group 1 administrator can not be restricted certain permission levels can not be set for all r...

Page 45: ...ue will be displayed The settings can be changed The function can be used allow read only The dialogue will be displayed The settings can not be changed deny The dialogue will not be displayed The set...

Page 46: ...ns Open the Network settings dialogue via Network Basic settings Fig 9 1 Network settings and MAC address Default Factory Settings Connection type automatic Bandwidth limit none Get IP settings from D...

Page 47: ...ctly in the hosts file on your local computer The Host name or more appropriately the short host name specifies the name of the machine itself e g myhostname The Domain name is usually the network dom...

Page 48: ...n the network settings automatically proceed as follows Ensure that an active DHCP server is available in your local area network LAN Activate the Get IP settings from DHCP checkbox If required config...

Page 49: ...wn list Input Select the transfer protocol format and method from the drop down list Mode Depending on the selected transfer method enter the Multicast IP address or the Destination IP address Enter t...

Page 50: ...hod The transfer method defines the distribution of the data throughout the network Multicast The data packets are provided with the specified IP multicast address and port number and transferred to a...

Page 51: ...d TTL 1 for multicast TTL 64 for unicast 9 2 1 4 RTCP The Real time Transport Control Protocol RTCP is an extension to the Real time Trans port Protocol RTP and is used for i a the transmission of per...

Page 52: ...by the audio source must be identical with the Multicast IP address registered in the audio client of the camera For descriptions about the different transfer methods unicast and multicast see sectio...

Page 53: ...the transmission via UDP packet losses e g lack of individual images can oc cur Lost packets will not be sent again Usually UDP packets that come from outside internet into the local area network are...

Page 54: ...ly the receiver client no longer accepts additional data the camera can no longer send further image data The result is a so called data backlog in the camera In order to prevent a loss of images the...

Page 55: ...the Video standard dialogue via Video Video standard Fig 10 1 This dialogue may be locked by external devices applications Select a Standard Confirm with OK 10 2 Sensor In the sensor settings the imag...

Page 56: ...f different camera parameters The following presets are available Outdoor Optimized for outdoor scenes Indoor Optimized for indoor scenes with medium contrast Low light Optimized for low light scenes...

Page 57: ...his setting provides the automatic switching between colour and black and white mode as lighting conditions change The switching depends on the ambient light level i e at low light levels the camera a...

Page 58: ...ess by linear adjustment of the tonal values Contrast Adjusts the difference in brightness between light and dark areas The Automatic Contrast Control provides an automatic and continuous contrast adj...

Page 59: ...the video image is displayed in black and white Depending on the amount of visible light the IR cut filter is automatically engaged ICR OFF and the camera switches back to day and colour mode again Th...

Page 60: ...Depending on the set threshold levels for the automatic Day Night switching the cam era would normally switch to night mode immediately and moments later back in to day mode In the reverse example th...

Page 61: ...ons Finally confirm with OK Exposure Mode Automatic The entire image is used for exposure metering This setting is only recommended if the entire image section is illuminated homogene ously Center cen...

Page 62: ...e left mouse button and draw a rectangle red over the relevant im age area you want to define for spot metering Release the mouse button Another click within the image removes the defined metering are...

Page 63: ...ly the settings If you want to define another image area as a Privacy Zone select the appropriate radio button and proceed as described above However if the combined area of all already activated zone...

Page 64: ...er 2 and 3 are then automatically disabled In addition to the recording a second stream from Encoder 1 can be used for the live display if Encoder 1 is set to a bit rate not higher than 6MBit 10 5 1 E...

Page 65: ...me rate also requires a higher bandwidth usage transmission ca pacity and more hard disk storage space for the recording of video material 25 PAL countries or 30fps NTSC countries meet the requirement...

Page 66: ...rate similar to the JPEG compres sion method Depending on the defined GOP size an I Frame is followed by one or more Predicted Frames P Frames which only contain the motion predictions and difference...

Page 67: ...ble Encoder 2 Select the required settings see section Encoder 1 on page 64 Confirm with OK 10 5 3 Encoder 3 Encoder 3 is disabled by default Encoder 3 only supports the encoding standard H 264 Note t...

Page 68: ...n In the Audio In tab you can configure the processing encoding options of the analogue audio signal coming from the built in Audio IN port Select the Audio In tab Fig 10 10 Select the relevant audio...

Page 69: ...menu If no event handler has been set yet only the New item is displayed Click Event management New The configuration menu is expanded with the Event 1 item and the related dialogue is displayed Fig...

Page 70: ...t as e mails via SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol to the specified alarm host SMTP server which may then forward them to several e mail recipients Depending on the used SMTP server and its configura...

Page 71: ...red exactly at the moment the event is triggered to the e mail Select an encoder from the drop down list Image source to define the source of the JPEG image The used encoder must be enabled Encoder 2...

Page 72: ...eld Ensure that read and write permissions are set for the specified directory and enough free disk space is available Enter the name under which the JPEG images are to be saved into the Filename fiel...

Page 73: ...ssful if a new JPEG image is uploaded to the FTP directory you specified Select the Trigger tab Fig 11 5 Select all relevant triggers which are supposed to initiate an FTP image upload by activating t...

Page 74: ...to the entire year if no exceptions are set 11 3 1 Week Timer Click Scheduler The Week timer tab is displayed Fig 11 6 Light grey areas in the week timer represent active periods During active period...

Page 75: ...iod no messages are sent out and no event actions are executed Confirm with OK if you do not want to make any additional settings Delete Inactive Periods Click active In the week timer click and hold...

Page 76: ...iations exceptions can be defined Note that exceptions will overwrite the settings of the entire relevant day in the week timer Select the Exceptions tab Fig 11 8 Click New The Calendar is displayed F...

Page 77: ...nd hold the left mouse button and draw a rectangle over a rel evant period Release the mouse button Repeat the last two steps until all relevant active periods are selected Fig 11 11 Light grey areas...

Page 78: ...elete sections at least 15 minutes between active periods If the exception settings are to apply to other days as well they can be can copied to another date see below Confirm with OK if you do not wa...

Page 79: ...DN DDF4910HDV DN IM SM www dallmeier com 79 Fig 11 13 To delete exceptions select the relevant date in the exceptions list and click Delete Confirm with OK if you do not want to make any additional s...

Page 80: ...Event Settings The copy function allows you to copy saved event settings to other event handlers Click Event management in the configuration menu Click on a saved event handler item in the configurati...

Page 81: ...ier com 81 The configuration menu is expanded with the name of the copied event handler with the addition 1 represents copy 1 and the related dialogue of the copy is displayed Fig 11 15 Customize the...

Page 82: ...event handler proceed as follows Click Event management in the configuration menu In the configuration menu click on an event handler you want to delete The related dialogue is displayed Fig 11 16 Cli...

Page 83: ...s 12 1 1 Filter The externally transferred data can be filtered before embedding The filtering selection only takes effect on externally sent data Open the Data display Filter dialogue via Interfaces...

Page 84: ...t ratio and size resolution of the actual screen depend on the used client Specified coordinates are automatically converted rescaled for the screen resolu tion of the used client e g Full HD and matc...

Page 85: ...rea can be positioned by drag drop Fig 12 3 The display area can be resized by dragging its yellow corner in the bottom right Fig 12 4 An exact positioning and resizing is possible by using the corres...

Page 86: ...useful if once the camera has been installed it turns out that the selected image section does not exactly meet your requirements Click Digital Image Shift in the configuration menu FIg 13 1 In the e...

Page 87: ...s completely covered by the image capturing sensor FIg 13 2 In order to apply the new image section click Save If you want to restore the previously saved new image section click Restore To restore th...

Page 88: ...and monitor network elements cameras recorders routers switches print ers etc with a Network Management System NMS MIB files allow for the unambiguous assignment of network elements within the Manage...

Page 89: ...r purchasing license codes contact the Dallmeier Sales Department Open the License dialogue via Service License Fig 14 3 Enter the License code Confirm with OK 14 4 Event Log The device logs IP addres...

Page 90: ...load Notice If the configuration file is to be transferred to several devices the Network settings must not be exported Open the Configuration file management dialogue via Service Configuration file D...

Page 91: ...thod to identically configure several devices in terms of certain configuration groups 14 5 2 1 Configuration Recovery To recover the configuration of an individual device the connection to the device...

Page 92: ...Since however every IP address in a LAN must be unique this would cause massive problems in the network Notice Ensure that the configuration of the Network settings is not transferred to several devi...

Page 93: ...dialogue Click Info in the configuration menu Fig 14 8 The following information is displayed Device type Software version Version number of the encoder ONVIF version Version number of the Linux Kern...

Page 94: ...coding the used encoder must be enabled the JPEG live access right permission must be enabled Use the following URL request for the various encoders Encoder 1 http IP address of the device live image0...

Page 95: ...address of the device encoder3 Encoder 1 2 and 3 can be requested by three applications simultaneously This allows you to realize a Tri Streaming functionality three streams with different quality Th...

Page 96: ...oth Do not use detergents Clean the plastic bubbles with water and some dishwashing agent us ing a soft non linting cloth or sponge Do not wipe the bubbles dry Do not use common glass cleaners Avoid e...

Page 97: ...he power plug before connecting or disconnecting the devices Notice The devices can be powered via PoE Power over Ethernet Class 0 OR supplied with a separate 12V DC power supply unit However always b...

Page 98: ...ophone IN 3 5mm phone jack for stereo plug Sleeve Tip Ring Fig 17 3 Audio OUT mono Microphone IN mono Tip Signal Not used Ring Not used Signal Sleeve Ground Ground Notice For a clean interference free...

Page 99: ...DC 10 or via PoE Class 0 PoE standard IEEE 802 3af Power consumption Max 4 5W Dimensions box cameras w o lens Approx W71 H66 L118mm W2 8 H 2 6 L 4 6inches Dimensions dome cameras In ceiling mount var...

Page 100: ...100 19 Technical Drawings The following technical drawings were valid at the time of this document s compilation Visit www dallmeier com for possible updates 19 1 Box Cameras 71 mm 2 8 66 mm 2 6 Fig...

Page 101: ...DV DN IM SM www dallmeier com 101 19 2 Dome Cameras 19 2 1 In ceiling Mount Variants IM 134 70 mm 5 30 142 mm 5 59 114 60 mm 4 51 170 mm 6 69 Fig 19 3 60 mm 2 36 14 mm 0 55 62 mm 2 44 28 80 mm 41 50 m...

Page 102: ...10HDV DN IM SM www dallmeier com 102 19 2 2 Surface Mount Variants SM 56 20 mm 2 21 113 80 mm 4 48 135 40 mm 5 33 79 20 mm 3 12 152 mm 5 98 25 80 mm 1 02 Fig 19 5 2 5 3x 120 45 mm 1 77 120 mm 4 72 4 5...

Page 103: ...opean Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the restriction of certain haz ardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment The following company is responsible for this declaration...

Page 104: ...ropean Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the restriction of certain haz ardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment The following company is responsible for this declaration...

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