Fike FVA-IP, Installation And Operation Manual

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FVA-IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual
Revision Date: June, 2019 P/N 06-523 (Rev. 5) 13
There are three LED’s located on the FVA‐IP camera; front, right rear and left rear. The color of the pulse and the
resulting state are listed in Table 4. The Front LED provides the alarm condition of the camera. The left rear LED
indicates the condition of the network connection for trouble shooting purposes. The right rear LED indicates the
state of the image collection and internal processing of the images by the analytics.
Front LED
Color State
Green Pulse (1 sec interval) Normal
Green Pulse rapid Motion
Yellow Pulse Trouble
Red Pulse Alarm
Left Rear LED (ref from rear)
Green Pulse Network normal
Red Pulse Network Failure
Yellow Pulse http server Failure
Right Rear LED (ref from rear)
Green Pulse Every 15
th
frame (Image task)
Yellow Pulse Camera Control Task Failure
Red Pulse Image Task Failure
Table 4: Color and State of the three LED’s located on the IP camera.
To run the FVA‐IP camera interface and configure the camera a computer with either FireFox or Internet Explorer is
required. If Internet Explorer is used, Java must be properly installed and up to date in order to see the video feed.
FireFox can be easily downloaded and will run both Java and multipart stream video feed options.
In addition to the web browser a network connection with a fixed IP configuration must be established. The FVA‐IP
camera comes pre‐configured with a Fixed IP address of 192.168.0.100. This requires the computer used to configure
the camera be set to a fixed IP to initially communicate with the camera, for example 192.168.0.1. Once the initial
communication is acquired, the camera can be configured to function on a DHCP or a Fixed IP Network and its IP
address can be changed to specifically identify the camera.
3.2 Power & Computer connections
To set your computer to a fixed IP:
1. Select Start>Control Panel>Network and Internet Connections .
2. Click the Network Connections icon.
3. Right‐click the Local Area Connection icon and select Properties . The Local Area Connection Properties dialog
box opens.