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Vodafone Business Surveillance – IP200 Installation User Guide 

 

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Standard User - – Users within the Customer organisation performing standard tasks. All 
permissions within Encoder usage (

except Encoder configuration and Encoder maintenance) 

 

Vodafone Administrator- System control by Vodafone and (or) 3rd party agents. 

Note: Creating new roles in the platform is restricted to server administrator roles and not recommended 

without product owner approval.  

6.1.1

 

Creating a custom role 

Creating  new  roles  in  the  platform  is  restricted  to  server  administrator  roles  and  not  permitted  without 

product owner approval.  

6.1.2

 

Assigning roles to users and defining the role scope 

Once a role has been selected for a user, the second decision an administrator must make is to decide the 

scope the user has access to.  There are four possible scopes: 

 

Server-wide – the top level of the server, above all domains. A user granted a role at the server 
level will have those permissions on any encoder/user/group in any domain in the system. 

 

A specific domain – assigning a user a domain-wide role will grant them the appropriate 
permissions on any encoder/user/group in the specified domain. 

 

A specific group of encoders – to limit a user to only using/administering a group of specific 
encoders 

 

A specific encoder – to limit a user to only using/administering one specific encoder 

For example, the following table describes the effects of assigning a user one of the built-in roles (Server 

Administrator,  Domain  Administrator,  Encoder  Administrator  or  Viewer)  to  each  of  the  different  scopes 
(Server-wide, a specific domain, and a specific group/encoder): 

 

Role Scope Examples 

The user is given the following permissions based on the following scopes

 

Role 

Server-wide 

A specific domain 

A specific group or 

encoder 

Server 

Administrator

 

All permissions available on 

the server, on any domain 

and on any group/encoder 

 

(i.e. full access) 

All permissions in the Account 

Management and Encoder 

usage section on… 

 

any encoder/user in the 

domain 

All permissions in the Account 

Management and Encoder 

usage section on… 

 

the specified group/encoder 

Standard 

Administrator

 

All permissions in the 

Account Management and 

Encoder usage section on… 

 

 any encoder/user on the 

server 

All permissions in the Account 

Management and Encoder 

usage section on… 

 

 any encoder/user in the 

domain 

All permissions in the Account 

Management and Encoder 

usage section on… 

 

 the specified group/encoder 

Vodafone 

Administrator

 

Can perform any Encoder 

usage permission on… 

 

 any encoder on the server 

Can perform any Encoder 

usage permission on… 

 

 any encoder in the domain 

All Encoder usage permissions 

on… 

 

 the specified group/encoder 

Summary of Contents for EdgeVis HD-IP200

Page 1: ...1 Vodafone Business Surveillance User Guide IP200 Installation...

Page 2: ...he HD IP200 8 Connecting over a 3G 4G cellular network 8 Connecting over a wired LAN connection 8 4 Accessing the local web setup interface 9 Connecting to the encoder s local web setup interface 9 5...

Page 3: ...8 What if I need to restore the encoder to default factory settings 28 What if the encoder can t connect to my Vodafone Business Surveillance Server 28 10 Appendix B Troubleshooting camera discovery i...

Page 4: ...otes on the next page and consult the Quick Start Guide that was supplied with your unit for step by step instructions on preparing hardware and software components To operate this device you will nee...

Page 5: ...st be taken to avoid damage to the unit DO NOT CONNECT DIRECTLY TO THE MAINS SUPPLY Always ensure the supply is within the specified voltage range and employ suitable filtering if voltage spikes are l...

Page 6: ...not supplied 6 Cellular Micro SIM socket 2 Cellular antenna connector 7 HDMI video connector not used 3 Power input connector 12 DC 8 LAN port for configuration communication and accessing IP cameras...

Page 7: ...en or remotely using Vodafone Business Surveillance Server To update remotely upload the new firmware to the Firmware page within the Vodafone Business Surveillance Server web interface and then from...

Page 8: ...located on the front panel of the unit this supports a microSIM sized card Connecting over a wired LAN connection When using a wired LAN connection as the communications bearer connect an Ethernet ca...

Page 9: ...encoder s serial number 2 Connect to the network using password as the Wi Fi password 3 Open a web browser on the setup laptop PC and enter the following URL http 192 168 100 1 4 1 2 Option 2 Using a...

Page 10: ...rt guide Once logged in the encoder s dashboard is loaded Thedashboardpresentsthestatusoftheencoder showingred crosseswhere an issue requires attention or a green tick to indicate that section of enco...

Page 11: ...these four key steps Step 1 Configure the communications settings The encoder can utilise both internal and external communications devices However we There are four main tasks to perform in this sect...

Page 12: ...s necessary to select the primary comms method that the encoder will use to connect to Vodafone Business Surveillance Server and stream content A secondary method can be also specified for failover fo...

Page 13: ...and the status of the connection To edit the server connection settings use the Change server settings menu option and enter the details above 5 2 1 Encryption modes When connecting to Vodafone Busine...

Page 14: ...ew Axis Bosch or Canon cameras who are directly connecting the camera to the encoder Users of a compatible camera who have configured the camera to be on the same network subnet as their encoder Suita...

Page 15: ...r cameras that are not configured using FastConnect it is recommended to search for the camera using the Search local network for cameras menu option NOTE The IP camera and the port on the encoder it...

Page 16: ...issue However if the user uses the camera independently of the encoder and sets a new root password on the camera using the web interface ONVIF access is automatically disabled To re enable ONVIF acc...

Page 17: ...arts to become full the threshold is configurable To view the settings and status of a recording location select it from the list As well as showing the status of the device including how full it is i...

Page 18: ...egory has several sub categories each of which contain many granular permissions for each sub category The following table outlines the different categories sub categories and number of available perm...

Page 19: ...using administering a group of specific encoders A specific encoder to limit a user to only using administering one specific encoder For example the following table describes the effects of assigning...

Page 20: ...ate a new user with a server wide role use the Create user menu option and enter a name and password this will then display the new user s details The user s detail page will display their communicati...

Page 21: ...ystem which can be assigned to the user by using the plus icon The middle section of the page lists the roles assigned to the user To remove a role use the delete icon To view the permissions a role w...

Page 22: ...n individual encoder within a specific domain While it is possible to provide access to individual encoders it is the least flexible method of managing roles Using groups to manage roles allows for ea...

Page 23: ...y granted access to the required encoders or account management permissions Managing Server wide Administrators From the server homepage click the Server wide Administrators icon to open the users pag...

Page 24: ...ide basis The Edit account menu option should be used to change the user s password and description while the Edit options menu option allows editing of an account s login options these can include di...

Page 25: ...ole to a user for details on how to assign change the user s role Domain users accounts only The Group and Encoder Access section displays the roles granted on a group basis signified by the group ico...

Page 26: ...ry to log in to each IP camera and configure it to use NTP as a time source The address for the NTP server should be the IP Address of the encoder s LAN port that it is connected to SecureConnect Secu...

Page 27: ...IP camera without modification The options set e g frame rate bandwidth when configuring the IP camera will directly affect the recording time Below are the approximate recording times for various st...

Page 28: ...uld show green ticks for communication and server settings to signify the encoder is now connected to the server and is available for viewing The following checklist should provide some guidance if th...

Page 29: ...firmware that is installed on your IP camera and update if required If the encoder is still unable to find the IP camera automatically try adding the camera manually Use the Add camera manually menu...

Page 30: ...th the encoder Note that each camera connected to an encoder must have a different IP address to avoid conflicts Setting the IP address of a port to function with an existing camera To connect a camer...

Page 31: ...h FlexiDome HD 720p RD IVA 5 6 Pass N A N A N A N A Bosch VIP X 1600B 4 21 Pass N A N A N A N A Bosch Autodome JR 800 HD 5 73 Pass Pass Pass N A N A Bosch NDC 284 PT 6 10 0129 Pass N A N A N A N A Bos...

Page 32: ...tenna gain including cable loss must not exceed 6 dBi at 700 MHz 850 MHz 1700 MHz and 1900 MHz 9 dBi at 2500 2600 MHz and 1 dBi at 2300 MHz as defined in 2 1091 for satisfying RF exposure compliance T...

Page 33: ...fone Business Surveillance Client to allow remote access to the video from the encoder Vodafone Business Surveillance Client is available on Windows iOS or Android and can be downloaded directly from...

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