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5. 

In the 

Select IP Camera

 window, enter the default camera User Name and 

Password, then click 

Add

. Selected camera will be added to the IP Camera list.

6. 

Assign the IP camera to the SRX-Pro video channel in the 

Ch In. 

column.

7. 

Click the 

Save

 button in the bottom right-hand corner to save settings.

Your Annexxus camera is now connected to SRX-Pro Server and is ready to record. 
You may change resolution and frame rate for the Annexxus camera in the IP Camera 
tab menu or you may choose to configure the camera’s settings via Web Setup. (

See 

Section 7.0 for more info)

.

Remember to configure the video Channel’s recording schedule under 
SRX-Pro Schedule tab.

Summary of Contents for Ax47DC

Page 1: ...your Ax47DC Keep this guide for future reference Rev 170322 Ax47DC i3 INTERNATIONAL INC 1 866 840 0004 www i3international com Canada 780 Birchmount Road Unit 16 Scarborough ON M1K 5H4 U S A i3 America Inc 4450 Witmer Industrial Estates Unit 4 Niagara Falls NY 14305 ...

Page 2: ...r its dealers or distributors shall be liable to any person or entity with respect to any liability loss or damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly by this information Furthermore i3 International Inc reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes to the content at any time without notice FCC This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operatio...

Page 3: ...adjustment 13 Surface Mounting 14 Mounting w Ax61BB Back Box optional 15 Connect Camera to SRX Pro Server 16 Hardware Software Requirements 17 Configuring IE for Video Display 17 RTSP Stream Information 18 Changing Camera s Default IP 18 Viewing Camera in IE browser 19 Adding Annexxus Camera to SRX Pro Server 20 Configuring Door Count in SRX Pro 22 Advanced Camera Setup via IE 23 Basic Setup 24 Ca...

Page 4: ... recording 34 SD Card Setting 34 SD Card Status 35 SD Card LifeSpan Notification Setting 36 Recording Schedule edge 37 SMTP Server 37 Email Address List 38 Arming Schedule Setting SCHEDULE 38 Arming Schedule Setting DEFOCUS 39 Arming Schedule Setting TAMPER 40 Communication Setup 41 Network Settings 41 RTSP Settings 41 UPnP Settings 41 OSD Settings 41 User Management 42 Adding a User 43 Deleting a...

Page 5: ...ly This camera delivers triple streaming performance and supports H 264 and Motion JPEG video compression H 264 codec allows for faster and more efficient video transmission over the network This moisture dust and vandal resistant dome camera is IP67 certified and IK10 compliant and comes in an aluminum casing Annexxus 47DC model requires PoE power The Ax47DC camera is designed specifically for in...

Page 6: ...s default IP address is 192 0 0 16 Camera s default Subnet mask address is 255 255 255 0 Default camera User Name i3admin and default Password i3admin 2 1 Precautions Installation and servicing should be performed only by qualified and experienced technicians to conform to all local codes and to maintain your warranty When installing your Ax47DC camera be sure to avoid excessive heat such as direc...

Page 7: ...he lens Clean the body with a soft dry cloth If it is very dirty use a cloth dampened with a small quantity of neutral detergent then wipe dry Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol benzene or thinners as they may damage the surface finish 2 4 Servicing To avoid electrical shock and to preserve the product warranty DO NOT disassemble the camera Refer servicing to qualified personnel only 2 5...

Page 8: ...Anchor x3 4 Round Head Screw Tapping type x3 5 Desiccant attach to the inside of the Inner Liner x1 6 3 ft network cable x1 If any parts are missing or damaged contact the dealer you purchased the camera from Note Based on installation location and surface type supplied screws and anchors may not be adequate Mounting hardware is site specific and may need to be supplied by the installer 3 1 Access...

Page 9: ...e camera is designed for indoor installation in commercial environment specifically for Door Counting installations The camera installation must comply with installation requirements see Installation section for more information 50 5 mm 110 97 mm 82 mm 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 11 1 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 10: ...r resistant rating in outdoor installations make sure to use the included waterproof RJ45 Connector assembly 12 Reset Default button Press for 1 second to reboot the camera Press for 6 seconds to restore camera settings to factory defaults 13 Micro SD Card slot for on camera video storage Micro SD card sold separately 5 Installation Optional Mounting Accessories Ax61BB Back Box 3 4 1 2 NPT Use for...

Page 11: ...e doorway The width of the image should be about 2 to 2 times the width of the doorway Sharp focus is essential Hanging signs banners balloons etc in the field of view will interfere with the counting results Doorway Side View Ax47DC Camera Side View Finished Floor Centered on and 1 2m 4 ft from the doorway min 2 43 m 8 ft AFF max 3 65 m 12ft AFF Doorway Top View Ax47DC Camera Top View Centered on...

Page 12: ...era s tilt position straight down Adjust the camera s pan position to achieve required Field of View see page 10 5 Replace the Bubble Dome Cover and use the Torx key to re tighten the screws 5 3 Mounting Ax47DC camera can be surface or T bar ceiling mounted without additional mounting accessories brackets Cable hole 13mm 0 5 Logo Direction 3 x Ø 4 5mm 0 2 holes for plastic anchor Camera Wiring Opt...

Page 13: ...for a most accurate door count Camera lens pan and horizontal rotation position must be adjusted so as to achieve the required Field of View for Door Count installations see Installation section for more information Pan Adjustment Rotate the lens base max 360 until required Field of View is achieved Note Over rotation past 360 will cause internal cables to become damaged disconnected or twisted Ho...

Page 14: ...responding to the Cable hole of the drill template See section 5 3 for info 5 Disassemble the camera by removing the dome bubble Use the provided security Torx key to loosen three silver screws securing the dome bubble to the camera s mounting base Do not completely remove the screws from the bubble Lift the dome bubble off and set aside 6 Route the camera cabling according to installation require...

Page 15: ... Place the connector in line with the center wall and rotate the retaining clip to prevent the connector from dropping out This will aid when rotating the camera base housing to guide the cable and find the mounting holes Mounting holes for the Ax47DC cameras are identified with a triangle on the lip of the Ax61BB back box 5 Use the provided security Torx key to loosen three screws securing the Le...

Page 16: ...e dome bubble housing to the camera module Use the supplied Torx bit to re tighten 3 silver screws securing the dome bubble housing to the camera module Camera s default IP address is 192 0 0 16 Camera s default Subnet mask address is 255 255 255 0 FW ver 5 0 0 Login PW admin 1234 FW ver 5 2 0 or higher Login PW i3admin i3admin i3 SRX Pro Server LAN Via Gigabit Switch Connection Type 1 Single came...

Page 17: ... 9 0 or above Power Supply Your camera requires PoE power supply Use a RJ45 network connector to connect the camera to your computer or hub switch Note Camera damages resulted from improper power application are NOT covered by the camera warranty Switch A Gigabit Switch is required to monitor two or more cameras from the same SRX Pro Server 6 2 Configuring IE for Video Display Your Internet Explor...

Page 18: ...eam 1 rtsp 192 0 0 16 554 stream1 Stream 2 rtsp 192 0 0 16 554 stream2 Stream 3 rtsp 192 0 0 16 554 stream3 6 4 Changing Camera s Default IP 1 Close SRX Pro Server software by pressing Alt Shift Ctrl F4 2 Record the original IP address settings of your Server s NIC LAN or NIC1 if your SRX Pro Server has two onboard NIC cards Then change the IP address of the onboard NIC LAN or NIC1 to 192 0 0 XXX ...

Page 19: ...eras in the ACT OR Select multiple cameras Ctrl left click and enter IP range to assign IP addresses sequentially to the selected cameras 11 Change the IP address of the NIC NIC1 back to its original setting reverse Step 2 6 5 Viewing Camera in IE browser Once the IP address of the Annexxus camera s has been changed make sure you can connect to the camera s through Internet Explorer 1 Open an Inte...

Page 20: ...unch Internet Explorer for your Annexxus camera again The camera s live video stream will now be seen in the Live View screen If you do not see the camera image on the screen call i3 International tech support for troubleshooting tips 1 877 877 7241 6 6 Adding Annexxus Camera to SRX Pro Server 1 Ensure that the latest version of GiPi updater is installed on your SRX Pro Server Latest GiPi availabl...

Page 21: ... the Ch In column 7 Click the Save button in the bottom right hand corner to save settings Your Annexxus camera is now connected to SRX Pro Server and is ready to record You may change resolution and frame rate for the Annexxus camera in the IP Camera tab menu or you may choose to configure the camera s settings via Web Setup See Section 7 0 for more info Remember to configure the video Channel s ...

Page 22: ...f the count line is up side down click the Flip tool The DoorCount line consists of 3 line segments that act as a funnel for foot traffic entering the premises Door Count camera installation must meet all requirements listed in the installation section Use the sample pictures as a guide for the correct installation and the correct Door Count line drawing 7 Enter Door Name optional for your DoorCou...

Page 23: ...tup go to Setup IP Camera tab select the camera in the list of added IP cameras and click the Advanced Setup button or Web Setup SRX Pro v 3 3 3 70 and above Enter the camera User Name and Password Default i3admin i3admin If you have not connected to an Annexxus camera via IE before see Section 6 5 for more info ...

Page 24: ...he frame rate to 15 for optimum Door Count purposes H264 GOP I Frame Interval Provide a value from 1 60 The default value will follow the Frame Rate A value of 15 is recomended for accurate Door Count H264 Rate Control Mode for H264 codec VBR Variable Bit Rate or CBR Constant Bit Rate VBR Variable Bit Rate recommended This setting will produce a variable bit rate video stream however the video qua...

Page 25: ... hand corner of the screen as shown on the previous page The Setup screen will change to reveal multiple setup tabs Video setup tab is displayed by default Camera Settings Camera Name Enter a descriptive name for your camera Mirror Flips the video image The options for Mirror setting are Flip flip images upside down Mirror flip images left to right Both flip the image upside down AND from left to ...

Page 26: ...Lower resolution settings are supported Third Streaming Stream 3 is disabled by default And is not needed for Door count purposes Note After enabling disabling a video stream the camera must be manually restarted to apply changes Otherwise the stream changes will not be recognized by the SRX Pro Server software Stream 1 Primary Streaming Note Primary streaming is used by SRX Pro Server software fo...

Page 27: ...Stream 3 Third Streaming Note Secondary streaming is used for Live Viewing Remote Streaming VPC SRX Pro Remote SRX Pro Web and in split screen display mode Third streaming Is not recomended for Door Count purposes Video Codec Set the compression mode to MJPEG or H264 Resolution Resolution Set the resolution of the recorded video to 800x600 720x480 360x240 Stream 2 800x600 704x480 352x240 Stream 3 ...

Page 28: ...ember to click the Save button to save any changes made 7 3 Motion Detection edge Set the area for alarms and edge Motion recording This setting is best suited for cameras installed indoors in stable lighting conditions Note This Motion recording feature is not related to SRX Pro Server and functions independently Motion Setting Object Size Set Object Size value between 0 and 100 The higher the nu...

Page 29: ...indow outside of the shaded zone Configure arming schedule underneath the Preview window Enable days of the week when motion detection will be active enabled Set the active time period for each enabled day by using the drop down menus for Start and End Times to select the hours and minutes respectively By default motion detection is set to stay active 24 7 Store to SD Card Camera s Motion Detectio...

Page 30: ...motion is detected by the camera Text Enter the text that will be displayed at the time of edge motion detection The OSD text settings are configured under Communication setup tab See Section 6 8 for more information Sending E mail by MOTION Note This feature is subject to arming schedule The camera is capable of sending out notification emails with jpg still image attachments to up to 3 recipient...

Page 31: ...for up to 8 custom Privacy Zones To create a new privacy zone 1 Click on the placeholder Privacy Zone name in the Privacy Zone List E g Privacy Zone 1 2 Position your mouse cursor over the Preview window press and hold left mouse button 3 Drag the cursor to draw a rectangular area to conceal a portion of the image 4 Release the mouse button The privacy area rectangle will be shaded blue 5 To re po...

Page 32: ... Left or Right Set to Off to disable BLC feature BLC feature optimizes exposure in the foreground and background of the video image through digital signal processing BLC splits the video scene into different regions and uses a different exposure for each of these regions BLC corrects regions with extremely high or low levels of light to maintain a normal and usable level of light for the object in...

Page 33: ...8 Gain is an electronic amplification of the video signal where signal is boosted electronically adding more voltage to the pixels on the camera s CMOS chip Higher manual gain values will result in brighter image WDR Set the Digital Wide Dynamic Range to High Medium Low or Off See Auto Exposure WDR description for more information Day Night Setting Day Night Set the Day Night setting to Auto Color...

Page 34: ...ed by the camera the micro SD image will be displayed on the camera s main panel At least one video stream must be set to MJPEG codec in the Video tab to record jpg snapshots to micro SD card At least one video stream must be set to H264 codec in the Video tab to record mp4 video clips to micro SD card Inside the camera s SD Card setup tab user can configure a type of edge video recording clip siz...

Page 35: ...ssed through the Explorer using the following link ftp CAMERA_IP_ADDRESS ipcam E g ftp 192 168 10 100 ipcam Login credentials are required SD Card Status SD Card Usage This percentage value is calculated as micro SD Free Space micro SD Total capacity 100 SD Card Life Status micro SD LifeSpan is the maximum number of overwrite cycles as defined by the micro SD card manufacturer Note that not all mi...

Page 36: ...card health notification OSD Text Enter the On Screen Display custom text for micro SD card health notification E mail Enable Check to enable an E mail to be sent out for micro SD card health notification SMTP and email information must be correctly configured in the Recording Schedule tab E mail Subject Enter the E mail subject E mail Message Enter E mail body message After making any setting adj...

Page 37: ...o recording and function independently To enable supported event detection and resulting camera actions the following conditions must be met Micro SD card not supplied must be inserted into the micro SD slot on the camera Email SMTP settings are required for all Email actions and must be configured in this tab At least one H264 stream must be enabled in the Video tab for video recording At least o...

Page 38: ...rval Set to 1 to 3600 seconds 1 hour This setting determines the frequency for Snapshot or Video clip recording in conjunction with the custom arming schedule Store to SD Card Snapshot Check to save a jpg snapshot to the micro SD after each Trigger Interval Record Check to save a mp4 video clip to the micro SD after each Trigger Interval Condition Settings for Sending E mail by SCHEDULE Note SMTP ...

Page 39: ...t when Defocus event is detected by the camera Text Enter the text that will be displayed at the time of Defocus event detection The OSD text settings are configured under Communication setup tab See Section 6 10 for more information Condition Settings for Sending E mail by DEFOCUS Note SMTP settings must be configured for this feature Enable Check to Enable scheduled E mail after each Defocus Eve...

Page 40: ...event is detected Enable Check to enable On Screen Display text when Tamper event is detected by the camera Text Enter the text that will be displayed at the time of Tamper event detection The OSD text settings are configured under Communication setup tab See Section 6 10 for more information Condition Settings for Sending E mail by TAMPER Note SMTP settings must be configured for this feature Ena...

Page 41: ... This option is disabled when DHCP is enabled Default Gateway Enter the IP address of the network s router if necessary Contact your network administrator for this information This option is disabled when DHCP is enabled DNS Enter a DNS IP Address if necessary HTTP Port Enter a HTTP Port number if necessary Physical Address This field displays camera s MAC Address RTSP Settings Authentication Enab...

Page 42: ...he Save button to save any changes made 7 9 User Management User Management tab displays the list of users that have access to the camera Username and password from this setup tab are used when connecting to the camera through the supported Internet browser or SRX Pro Server Three types of user permissions exist Administrator Operator and Viewer Administrator users have access to the camera s setu...

Page 43: ...removed from the list Changing Username Password or Permission Note After changing user credentials do not forget to update SRX Pro camera connection information in the IP Camera setup tab To update an existing username password or user permission 1 Click on the user name in the list 2 In the Modify User setup area enter New Username and or Password and Confirm Password or adjust Permission not av...

Page 44: ...rmat is set to YYYY MM DD New Date Time Select a method of updating your camera s date and time Click the Save button to apply the new Date and Time Set Manually Manually enter the new Date and Time Date format is YYYY MM DD time format is HH MM SS Synchronize with Computer Time This option synchronizes camera date and time to the PC you are currently connecting to the camera from Synchronize with...

Page 45: ...settings except for the IP Address to factory defaults Click OK in the pop up confirmation window to proceed Click Hard Factory Reset to return all camera settings including IP Address to factory defaults Click OK in the pop up confirmation window to proceed Export Configuration Click Export File to export your camera s custom settings If you have multiple cameras of the same model and you would l...

Page 46: ...Scheduled recording occurrence Searching by Event Type To filter the Log Event List check off one or more Event Type Motion Defocus Tamper or Schedule Searching by Date Time To filter by Time select All the time or Manual radio button When searching within a specific time frame click inside the Start Time field Configure the Start Date and Time in the pop up window and click Set Repeat for End Tim...

Page 47: ...Motion JPEG Maximum Framerate vs Resolution 1 3MP 1280x960 30fps 25fps Network Protocols IPv4 TCP IP UDP IP FTP ICMP ARP DHCP HTTP SMTP IGMP RTSP RTP RTCP SNMP Security Access Multiple privilege control with password protection Users 1 Administrator 5 Viewers Operators Other Features Other Privacy Mask Mirror Flip Corridor View Edge Defocus Edge Network Loss Detection Edge Tamper Smart IR Mechanis...

Page 48: ...i3 INTERNATIONAL INC 1 866 840 0004 www i3international com Canada 780 Birchmount Road Unit 16 Scarborough ON M1K 5H4 U S A i3 America Inc 4450 Witmer Industrial Estates Unit 4 Niagara Falls NY 14305 ...

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