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Installation and Operation Manual

FVA-IP Camera

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P/N 06-523 (Rev. 6)

Revision Date: June, 2019

Minimum requirements ‐ Pentium III 600 MHZ, 128MB RAM, 10GB HDD

800x600 pixel screen resolution, true color video adapter,

Windows 2000, Microsoft Speech, Microsoft .NET runtime v.1.5

Recommended – 2 GB RAM, 1024x768 pixel, true color video, sound card, Windows 7

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Summary of Contents for FVA-IP

Page 1: ...FIKEVIDEOANALYTICSCORPORATION Video Analytics Corporation Fike Video Analytics FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual P N 06 523 Rev 6 06 19...

Page 2: ...s manual without express written permission from Fike Video Analytics Corporation This manual contains proprietary information intended for distribution to authorized persons or companies for the sole...

Page 3: ...ures 17 3 5 Administration Features 19 4 0 Video Management System 30 5 0 Fike Video Analytics Video Management Software 30 6 0 Commissioning 30 6 1 Inspection Testing and Maintenance Recommendations...

Page 4: ...Installation and Operation Manual FVA IP Camera ii P N 06 523 Rev 6 Revision Date June 2019 This page intentionally left blank...

Page 5: ...tallation should be done only by qualified service personnel and conform to local codes 10 Ensure that the camera is securely mounted Use installation methods and materials capable of supporting four...

Page 6: ...hin the entire observed space of the CCTV camera This fundamental difference results in faster fire and smoke detection and most importantly provides a visual picture of the situation to responding pe...

Page 7: ...you can use an approved workstation for video surveillance fire safety monitoring and to configure any number of cameras The software provides the tools to monitor your facilities build an organizati...

Page 8: ...long as it is connected through a standard IP network connection Figure 2 is an example of the scalable enterprise architecture Fig 2 Typical installation of a Fike Video Analytics system with 8 FVA...

Page 9: ...Ethernet POE or a 12 24 VDC 1A Class 2 power supply certified for use with security and or fire applications only Both can be used together for redundancy Electrical ratings can be found on the FVA I...

Page 10: ...ce and the FOV covers both the floor and ceiling maximizing the area covered The camera was mounted 15 ft 4 6 m high with a 70 ft 21 m unobstructed view down the length of the warehouse 2 2 Field of V...

Page 11: ...he fire size at detection The range of potential smoke sources and their corresponding optical densities makes it difficult to theoretically estimate the exact distance at which a threshold of smoke d...

Page 12: ...measured at the floor level for the hazard area or the FM approved 4 8 Fc 48 lux at 30 inches 76 cm above the floor surface General lighting shall meet the minimum emergency lighting requirements of N...

Page 13: ...to automatically switch between low voltage power supply and POE if one is to fail NOTE All wiring should be done according to NEC 70 practices 2 7 Network Configuration NOTE If your organization uses...

Page 14: ...network hub or LAN connecting the monitoring workstation running the Fike Video Analytics video management software and the FSM IP NVR In addition dry contact connections are provided one each FVA IP...

Page 15: ...regular system maintenance and any future incident investigation NOTE The Fike Video Analytics detection system shall comply with all applicable requirements of NFPA 72 including but not limited to ba...

Page 16: ...BNC power in power out and audio connections Power with 12 24 VDC UL 12 VDC FM from UL listed Class 2 power supply for security or fire should be used POE may be used as supplemental to the listed 12...

Page 17: ...n 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...

Page 18: ...al tab 5 Select Use the following IP Address and enter the IP address in the correct range 192 168 0 1 to 192 168 0 256 subnet mask 255 255 255 0 6 Connect the computer to a HUB and the IP camera to t...

Page 19: ...d 12 or 24 volt power supply Connect the Ethernet cable to a hub and attach the laptop or workstation used to configure the camera to the hub 3 3 IP Camera Communications Open the preferred internet b...

Page 20: ...t fire alarm panel Both sections administrator and operator are secured from the other by a user name and password The factory default user name and password for each section is Operator section User...

Page 21: ...ted and recorded and any dry contacts that are set to close on the event type would close This feature is good for testing the camera s functionality or recording events that are non detectable by the...

Page 22: ...he Operations menu Relay Control identifies the state of the relay what event types are associated with a given relay and provides the operator the functionality to confirm delay or reset an event Fig...

Page 23: ...rtified authority having sole control of the settings of the system has a number of features he she should be familiar with and will have to configure to fit the architecture and design of the system...

Page 24: ...s the administrator to change the manufacturer pre set passwords for both the operator and administrator Fig 15 Access control with default password axonx The next sub menu item is the Date Time Figur...

Page 25: ...ame Contact the IT personnel to assist in configuring the network setup After the network setup comes the camera setting which define the camera name flicker control frame time and video format NTSC o...

Page 26: ...monitoring personnel to confirm delay or reset the event The delay time can be set from 0 to 250 seconds To initiate a relay select the desire event you wish the relay to activate on The selected eve...

Page 27: ...th flame and smoke NOTE The Offsite algorithm is not an FM approved detection method The fire smoke and offsite reflected fire light algorithms can be set to low medium or high The smoke also has an u...

Page 28: ...les The Restart Camera button Figure 21 reboots the camera You will be asked if you are sure you wish to restart the camera to avoid an accidental restart Whenever changes are made to the camera setti...

Page 29: ...ory Defaults The Reset Camera button Figure 22 reboots the camera and sets the configuration to the default settings however it does not change the network settings Fig 22 Camera restore The Restore F...

Page 30: ...FVA IP Camera 26 P N 06 523 Rev 6 Revision Date June 2019 The Upgrade Firmware feature allows the end user to upgrade the software on the FVA IP camera when it is suggested by the manufacturer Figure...

Page 31: ...the Schedules window pane Figure 25 You will then be asked to set the schedule by first providing a name then defining the time period Figure 26 The name should reflect the schedule type so it is int...

Page 32: ...software be used to set all schedules and zones once the system is in place and being commissioned The zone name should be descriptive in nature and describe the purpose of the zone The user must defi...

Page 33: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 29 Fig 28 Create a zone by providing a zone name type action and zone size defined by points...

Page 34: ...ed on the same LAN as the cameras However additional copies of the VMS software can be installed on other computers that have network access to the video management system being used See appendix C fo...

Page 35: ...station Fike VMS software can be checked for clarity to ensure that a buildup of dust grease or other debris has not obscured the lens Reference images produced from the Fike VMS software report see...

Page 36: ...o images acquired by the CMOS sensor One can divide this process into 2 stages The first stage is formation of the image and acquisition into the digital form The second stage is the processing of the...

Page 37: ...larm response will propagate to the user interface On completion of this test the user alarm can be stopped and the relay can be disengaged This scenario ensures that communications are functioning an...

Page 38: ...the camera or the camera has become misaligned and is facing a wall or other large object If possible remove the obstruction and take preventative measure to ensure that it does not occur again or and...

Page 39: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 35 Appendix A FVA IP Camera Specifications...

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Page 43: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 39 Appendix B Dry Contact Diagram...

Page 44: ...Installation and Operation Manual FVA IP Camera 40 P N 06 523 Rev 6 Revision Date June 2019 V in Relay 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 V out NO C NC NC C NO NO C NC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13...

Page 45: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 41 Appendix C Fike Video Analytics System FM approved Computer Requirements...

Page 46: ...vision Date June 2019 Minimum requirements Pentium III 600 MHZ 128MB RAM 10GB HDD 800x600 pixel screen resolution true color video adapter Windows 2000 Microsoft Speech Microsoft NET runtime v 1 5 Rec...

Page 47: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 43 Appendix D Commissioning Paper Work...

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Page 53: ...FVA IP Camera Installation and Operation Manual Revision Date June 2019 P N 06 523 Rev 5 49 Appendix E Approved Fire Test Results...

Page 54: ...00 ft 16 9 9 10 1 ft pan of Unleaded Gasoline 100 ft 8 8 8 9 4 min Smoke Emitter 100 ft 301 94 52 63 4 min Smoke emitter 75 ft 43 24 22 48 6 in pan of Heptane 100 ft 100 10 9 10 Cardboard boxes and pa...

Page 55: ...to Fike Video Analytics Corporation 5 03 19 Revised document to replace SigniFire references with Fike Video Analytics Replaced all Fike Video Analytics IP references with FVA IP 6 06 19 Revised docum...

Page 56: ...ation 704 SW 10th Street Blue Springs Missouri 64013 0610 USA Tel 001 844 345 3843 www Fike com For a list of contact information for Fike offices around the world visit the Global Locations section o...

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