JI-111C – Video verification IP camera - DOME
JI-111C – Video verification IP camera - DOME
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Installation using the mounting base:
If it is not possible to provide concealed and secure placement for
the connecting cables (for example cables running out of a wall),
then it is recommended to place them in a supplementary
mounting base
(included)
onto which the camera will be fixed later
on.
Figure 5: camera installation on the ceiling with an installation base
1. Select an adequate place considering the best camera view
of the protected area and cable routing.
2. Use the sticker with the mounting base drilling layout to mark all
mounting holes.
3. Using a Ø 6mm drill bit to drill the holes and put dowels from
the accessory pack in them. Prepare a hole through which you will
push the connecting cables (through the centre or from the side).
Use a grommet (see the accessory pack) for the prepared hole and
put a blind flange into the unused hole.
4. Push the cable in the mounting base and screw it on using the two
supplied screws. If you want to use a grommet on the cable, put
it on beforehand and then push the data cable through.
Slide the connector sheath, sealing sleeve and a locking nut
on the cable, see Figure 6. The last step is to take a crimping tool
and press the RJ-45 connector onto the data cable.
5. Disassemble the camera housing by unscrewing the 3 Torx T15
screws (included in the accessory pack).
Caution:
The
front cover of the camera is fixed to the base
by a flexible cord during installation. Open the housing carefully.
6. Connect the RJ-45 connector to the camera. Fix the connection
by a waterproof sheath with a bayonet closure (included
in the accessory pack) and tighten the locking nut, see Figure 6.
If the nearest router or switch used does not support the PoE
function (power over Ethernet), connect the camera via the power
connector to an 12 V DC / 500 mA external power supply.
7. Fix the camera base to the mounting base using 3 metric screws
using a Torx key. Mind the correct position of the camera, see
the notch in figure 3.
8. Perform camera registration (see the chapter:
Registration
to a server
) to obtain access to preview and align the camera
in the required direction, allowed in three axes, see figure 3.
9. Close the camera front cover and screw it on. Remove
the protective foil and using the rag supplied in the accessory
pack clean up the camera removing impurities and fingerprints
etc.
Installation of camera without a mounting base:
If the camera is going to be installed at a place where all
the connecting cables are protected against tampering (for example
a lowered ceiling, drywall ceilings and wall partitions etc.), then
the camera can be mounted on a flat surface directly and cables
with connectors put through the prepared hole.
Warning:
A waterproof sheath (cover) has to be put on the cable
before pressing the RJ-45 data connector.
Figure 6: assembling the waterproof sheath of the LAN connector;
1 – camera connector (bayonet closure); 2 – O-ring; 3 – RJ plug/connector;
4 – waterproof sheath; 5 – sealing sleeve; 6 – locking nut; 7 - cable
Power
Permanent powering of the camera is required and can be realized
in two ways:
a) Powering via data cable called PoE (Power over Ethernet),
the switch or router has to support it. The voltage (48 V)
is standardized by the IEEE 802.3af network norm. This has a big
advantage; the camera is powered directly via the data cable.
b) An external 12 V/500 mA power supply connected to the 2.1 mm
connector of a camera. This way requires an extra cable for
powering separately to the data cable. The advantage is that
the camera can be backed up by an appropriate backup power
supply.
Caution:
When a backup power supply is used to power the camera
when a mains power outage occurs, it is also necessary to have all
devices providing internet connection and data transfer to Internet
backed up (routers, switches, modems, wireless transmitters, etc.).
Camera connection to LAN network
Video data transfer is based on continuous communication with
the Jablotron server to which data is sent. Set up the DHCP
function to be used in the local network. Communication ports
between the camera and the JABLOTRON cloud are 443, 8883
and ports range from 8000 to 8500. When your network is pre-set
as usual, it is not necessary to modify any parameters of the
firewall or router.
Caution:
The camera is not physically connected to the JABLOTRON
100 system, it doesn´t occupy any positions. Power from the alarm
system is not required and the camera status is not monitored.
Registration to a server
Registration can be performed from the web or a smart
application for cell phones by entering the unique camera MAC
address on the label stuck on camera body or on its box. It can also
be scanned by QR code. Every camera can be registered to only
one JALOTRON 100 system. There is a 30 minute time-out after
power is connected when the camera can be registered. When this
time frame expires then registration can be repeated by voltage
restart.
Registration procedure:
1.
Connect the power to the camera (initialisation takes approx. 1 minute)
2.
Log in to the MyCOMPANY application and open the „INSTALLATION
MANAGEMENT“ module.
3.
Select the installation to which you want to register the camera.
4.
Go to the CAMERAS tab and click onto REGISTER A CAMERA
5. Fill in the MAC address of the camera and the name which will
be displayed in MyJABLOTRON and click onto “REGISTER“.
6. When registration is confirmed in MyCOMPANY, in the following
24 hours the installer can watch a live preview from this camera.
Permanent livestreaming is available in the MyJABLOTRON
application for the end user.
Caution:
Because of security reasons it is impossible to record
data to another storage system (like local NVR, etc.). Access
to the camera’s internal settings is blocked.
MyCOMPANY programmable options:
Click the configuration symbol of a specific camera in the list
of available cameras.
There the following parameters are to be set:
The
Quality of videostreaming
option changes the image quality.
By clicking the button a camera setting change is performed.
The parameter has a big influence on the recorded video quality and
the amount of data transfer to the server (uploading).
Activation of video sequence for a section
– by checking those
options you pre-set from which sections and for what type of events
video sequences are stored.