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5.2 Settings Detail

Name

Remote Title

Description

Settings

Default Settings

Battery Type

Bat Type

Type of battery installed in the solar panel

Li_Po / Lead_acid

Must use 

Li_Po

 for LiFePO4 battery, 

DO NOT change this parameter

Boost Charge

BoostCharge

Battery overcharge voltage. To protect the battery 
from overcharging, the battery stops charging when it 
is above this voltage.

10.80V ~ 32.80V

SLR-B120: 

14.4V  

SLR-B180:

 28.8V

Warning: Changing this setting 
may damage the solar system.  

Voltage Low

Voltage Low

Battery cut-off voltage. When the battery voltage falls 

below this value, output will be disabled.

8.10V ~ 24.00V

SLR-B120: 

10.5V  

SLR-B180:

 21.0V

Warning: Changing this setting 
may damage the solar system.  

Recover 

Voltage

Recover Vol

Minimum voltage for the battery to start. Battery 
output is enabled or resumed from cut-off when 
battery voltage is above this value.

9.00V ~ 25.00V

SLR-B120: 

12.0V  

SLR-B180:

 24.0V

Warning: Changing this setting 
may damage the solar system.  

Power Saving

PowerSaving

When turned on, the battery will adjust power output 

automatically to save energy.

On / Off

All Models: 

Off

Turn-On 

Photovoltaic 

Voltage

TurnOnPVVol

The solar panel acts as an ambient light sensor. Once 

the solar panel voltage drops below the ‘Turn-on PV 
Voltage’, the light turns on. 

4.0V ~ 12.0V

All Models: 

5.0V

Output Current

Output Cur

Set the constant current output level.

150mA ~ 4000mA

All Models: 

300mA

Drive Mode

DriveMode

Time Control:

  Set  up  to  5  periods  of  up  to  9  hours 

each, controls light activation. Time intervals begin after 

TurnOnPVVol

 threshold is reached i.e: the sun has set.  

Light brightness in each period is set by 

Light Ratio

.  

 

Move Sensor:

 Adds motion detection on top of 5 time 

periods. The light abides by 

Time Control

, but dims 

to 

Idle Ratio

 and brightens to 

Light Ratio

 based on 

movement detection.

Time Ctrl / Move 

Sensor

All Models:
First Period: 

2 Hours

Second Period

: 3 Hours

Third Period:

 7 Hours

Fourth & Fifth Periods

: Not Set

Light Delay

LightDelay

Countdown timer after last detection motion where 
light output stays at 

Light Ratio

 setting before 

switching to 

Idle Ratio 

setting. 

0s ~ 120s

All Models:

 30 seconds.

First, Second, Third, 

 

Fourth, Fifth Time

User-programmable light on/off schedule. Maximum 9 

hours for each setting.

0.00hrs ~ 9.00hrs

Sets time periods, see 

Drive Mode

 

for default settings. 

Light Ratio

LightRatio

Set  light  output  (%)  for 

Time Control

 or when 

 

movement is detected in 

Move Sensor

 mode.

0% ~ 100%

All Models: 
First Period: 

100%

Second Period

: 60%

Third Period:

 30%

Fourth & Fifth Periods

: Not Set

Idle Ratio

Idle Ratio

Set light output (%) in 

Move Sensor 

mode after last 

detected movement and after 

Light Delay

 elapses.

0% ~ 100%

All Models: 
First Period: 

30%

Second Period

: 20%

Third Period:

 10%

Fourth & Fifth Periods

: Not Set

Morning Light

MorningLight

Overrides 

TurnOnPVVol

,  making  the  light  stay  on 

during the day, as per the 

Drive Mode Time Control 

parameters.

On / Off

All Models: 

Off

Each Solar Light has default factory settings for light configuration and battery configuration. Below are the functions 

of each setting in the 

SysConfig

 menu and the solar system default settings . Before adjusting solar panel  and light 

settings, familiarise yourself with the setting definitions below. 

Note:

 

Modification  to  the  LED  light  and  sensor  will  increase  power  consumption  and  reduce  battery  power 

available for the system.

Incorrectly editing settings can permanently damage the solar panel, battery and/or LED light. Only 
edit power settings exactly as outlined in this guide. Please contact your place of purchase for more 
information.

Summary of Contents for SLR-B Series

Page 1: ...Version VIPSLRB Q121 Solar IP Camera System SLR B Series Quick Install Guide...

Page 2: ...0 Philips 9400lm 180lm W 60W LED 3030 Philips 11100lm 180lm W Light Characteristics 145 x 100 batwing beam angle 5700K cool white 50 000hrs rated lifespan Motion Detection Microwave motion sensor 8 15...

Page 3: ...x Mounting Bolts 1 x Bolt Template 1 x Steel Reinforcement Cage On site assembly required Concrete not included Assembled Solar Base SLR POLCONC Includes 1 x Base 4 x Mounting Bolts 1 x Bolt Template...

Page 4: ...on the output wires place the panel in direct sunlight for a minimum of one hour and re test The output will be reconnected automatically when battery voltage reaches approximately 11 5V SLR B120 or 2...

Page 5: ...Panel Assembly Diagram Lamp Arm Bird Spikes 1 3 Solar Panel Information continued Accessories Component 1 Solar panel 2 LED light 3 Microwave sensor 4 Lamp arm 5 Bird spikes 6 Screws 7 Safety rope 8 T...

Page 6: ...ault username is admin To prevent unauthorised access ensure you change the admin password before completing installation Default Camera Configuration Main Stream Stream Type General Encode Type H 265...

Page 7: ...ent position the base on the ground Pre Assembled Base It is strongly recommend to have a minimum of two people performing installation of the solar panel base and pole Required Install Tools 5mm 6mm...

Page 8: ...ix approx 480kg of concrete and pour into base Ensure the concrete that is exposed is level with the top of the base otherwise the base will not sit level on the ground Fig 2 2c 5 Allow a minimum of 7...

Page 9: ...the included washers and nuts Ensure the nuts are fastened securely 4 Refer to Section 2 4 2 8 to mount the camera and solar panel to the pole After the steps have been followed continue with the ste...

Page 10: ...the hole 3 Place the solar panel bracket on top of the pole pointing north Note If you need to cover a different area with the light beam keep the panel flat after repositioning 4 Securely fasten the...

Page 11: ...ould ideally be 10 North If you are using the light on the solar panel keep in mind which direction this will face and adjust accordingly 1 Use a flat head screwdriver to remove the bracket cover Fig...

Page 12: ...ing plate and pole bracket Fig 2 6b 2 Mount the junction box mounting plate and pole bracket onto the pole using 3 included band clamps Fig 2 6c Note The 3 included band clamps are 65 89mm for poles 5...

Page 13: ...rd into the SIM card slot in the modem Fig 2 7a If using a Wi Fi solar kit mount the wireless antenna to the pole with the included mounting hardware and attach the ethernet cable Fig 2 7b Fig 2 7a 4G...

Page 14: ...note of the cable key connect the two cables Fig 2 8c 4 Twist the waterproof locking connector until tight Fig 2 8d 5 Install the solar panel connection cover included in the solar panel accessory ba...

Page 15: ...l Connect the network switch to an NVR The camera includes a microSD card for edge recording 5 Optional Connect the network switch to a router to be able to remotely access the NVR This section covers...

Page 16: ...ess your phone s camera Alternatively select Manually Enter SN and enter the serial number of the camera 5 Select Wired Camera Fig 4 1c 6 Enter a Device Name for the camera This name is for reference...

Page 17: ...ensure that Playback is set to Main If set to Extra the screen will be black This is because the camera has been preset to only record the Main stream to the microSD card 1 Open the application and g...

Page 18: ...ence during the day may reduce remote range The remote control allows you to adjust solar panel battery sensor settings and then transmit them to apply the configuration to the solar system See initia...

Page 19: ...ction on top of 5 time periods The light abides by Time Control but dims to Idle Ratio and brightens to Light Ratio based on movement detection Time Ctrl Move Sensor All Models First Period 2 Hours Se...

Page 20: ...l show Read OK If connection fails the LCD will show Disconnect Note Direct sunlight can interfere with the transmission The sensitivity of the transmitter is higher when in dark environment Important...

Page 21: ...age current and power temperature and total operating time in minutes and more 1 Point the remote control at the solar panel s black sensor and press Test 2 Test the LED light by adjusting the light l...

Page 22: ...objects shading the solar panel such as trees Ensure the solar panel is clean No communication to solar panel remote control Send failed from solar panel remote control Move remote closer to solar pan...

Page 23: ...23 Notes...

Page 24: ...Note All products designs and software here are subject to change without prior written notice Version VIPSLRB Q121...

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