visual engineering TMC 3 User Manual Download Page 6

TMC 3

September 2017

Visual Engineering

Video solutions. Integrated

visualengineering.co.uk

Page 6

Connections

The TMC 3 has two TNC antenna and two Fischer 

cable connections, as shown on the right.

Remove the protective caps from all connectors.

Connect the provided antennas to the TNC 

connectors at the required orientation. Information 

on antenna orientation is described in the 

Mounting

 

section of this user guide.

Connect the GPS Module (110-3510) to 

Plug 2

.

Antenna 

Connectors

Power & Network

(

See Below)

GPS Module

Outdoor Deployment

The IP67 power supply connects directly 

to 

Plug 1

 of the TMC 3 camera. All network 

connections can be made through the 

Mesh network.

The AC/DC power supply is connected to the Passive Power Injector cable (110-8301) which in turn 

connects to the Fischer CAT5 Cable (110-3507), as shown below. Network connections can now be 

made using a cable connection once the RJ45 plug of the injector cable is connected to the local 

Ethernet network.

CAT5 Cable

110-3507

Connects to 

network

AC/DC Power Supply 

110-8910

Bench Use

Passive Power Injector 

cable

110-8301

Connects to 

Plug 1

Connects to 

Plug 1

Summary of Contents for TMC 3

Page 1: ...TMC 3 September 2017 Visual Engineering Video solutions Integrated visualengineering co uk Page 1 TMC 3 User Manual User Guide for the Tactical Mesh Camera System...

Page 2: ...ideo Panel Options 8 Settings 9 Play Recordings 9 Video Panel Coloured Border 11 Trigger Alarms 11 Pan Tilt Zoom Control 11 Advanced User 11 Multiple Viewers 12 Using VLC to Play Streams 12 IP Video E...

Page 3: ...horised product disassembly modification or the removal of tamper proof labels will void the warranty In the event of a suspected product failure users should contact the Visual Engineering support te...

Page 4: ...encoded into an IP stream via an integrated encoder this produces simultaneous H 264 and MJPEG encoded streams Configuration of the encoder including video encoding trigger settings and network parame...

Page 5: ...neering co uk Page 5 Kit Contents Part Numbers AC DC Power Supply 12V 3A Part 110 8910 TMC 3 Camera Part 110 3097 Passive Power Injector cable Part 110 8301 Dual Band Antennas Part 110 4021 CAT5 Cable...

Page 6: ...Antenna Connectors Power Network See Below GPS Module Outdoor Deployment The IP67 power supply connects directly to Plug 1 of the TMC 3 camera All network connections can be made through the Mesh netw...

Page 7: ...address bar The user interface for the Mesh radio will be displayed as shown below The Mesh radio can be configured by can selecting an option as detailed in the various tab options In the open tab sh...

Page 8: ...side of the player The video can be viewed by clicking the Eye Icon next to the camera s name The video panel selector can be used to select how the video panels are arranged this is useful when seve...

Page 9: ...d The Motion Sensitivity can also be set to a value between 0 to 100 A value of 0 sets the motion trigger to off a value of 100 sets the motion to maximum sensitivity The Trigger Duration sets the dur...

Page 10: ...months that don t hold recordings are greyed out Select the required date days that don t hold recordings are greyed out Select the required hour of day hours that don t hold recordings are greyed ou...

Page 11: ...er and an icon will be shown in the bottom left corner The trigger icon is either a motion trigger or a low to high light level change as described in the table below Trigger Icon Trigger Source A low...

Page 12: ...a given number of clients will result in video breakup The table below describes the maximum bitrate the camera can be set to for a given number of connected viewing clients Multiple Viewers Client C...

Page 13: ...ed visualengineering co uk Page 13 Enter the camera URL and stream type eg rtsp 192 168 1 195 h264 The URL depends upon the IP address of the camera and the stream type eg h264 or jpeg This is shown b...

Page 14: ...red and has an network connection to a PC users can web browse to the camera s video encoder to control its functions The web browser allows control of the encoders parameters such as resolution bit r...

Page 15: ...sing the IP address 192 168 1 195 On the left side of the screen are the Control Menus which allow the user to configure various encoder settings The functions of these menus are described in the foll...

Page 16: ...e right 3 Submit the file Only update the camera with files that have been approved by Visual Engineering Use of other files will render the camera inoperable Tick this box and press submit to sync th...

Page 17: ...onstant Quality In this mode the bit rate is varied in a effort to maintain a constant quality The target quality is set using an arbitrary number between 0 to 51 the lower the number the higher the q...

Page 18: ...deo Flicker can be adjusted to suit the local mains frequency when the camera is used under artificial lighting conditions Night Video mode will increase the sensitivity of the camera under low light...

Page 19: ...rnet menu The encoder can operate with a fixed IP address or can be allocated an IP address from the network these modes are controlled using the DHCP button enable disable Users should press the subm...

Page 20: ...recording at 4Mb s or 34 hours at 2Mb s etc If recording capacity is achieved there is a user option to either stop recording or overwrite The recording web page menu is shown below Alert Control Time...

Page 21: ...er an OSD On Screen Display event and an audible tone in the stream If users require this they should enable the Motion or Light OSD The level of motion required to invoke a trigger can be set with th...

Page 22: ...camera s view This is important not only to ensure that the video is not impaired by the physical antenna but also to ensure separation between the camera s video and the RF signal transmitting from t...

Page 23: ...Beamforming Pan Tilt Range 270 tilt Continuous pan RF Output Power 1mW to 4W Variable Power Input 12V Latency 7mS Average 20MHz BW Power Consumption 10 8W to 30W max RF Sensitivity 99dBm 5MHz BW Weig...

Page 24: ...ster Essex Tel 44 0 1206 211842 CO3 8NB Web www visualengineering co uk UK Email sales visualengineering co uk TMC 3 September 2017 Visual Engineering Video solutions Integrated visualengineering co u...

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