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26 - User's Manual

Device Info

Important information about this device is displayed on this page: including Device ID, OS

version, AOSP API, SDK addon, firmware version, etc.

The Device ID is a unique ID for each camera and will be displayed in the Device

Management Portal.

Here, you can also reboot the device or perform a Factory reset.

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Summary of Contents for FD9392-EHTV-O

Page 1: ...User s Manual Qualcomm QCS603 SoC with Built in AI Engine Video Processing and Machine Learning Supports VCA Solutions via Installation of S ST APPs Network Camera FD9392 EHTV O Driven by OSSA Rev 1 0...

Page 2: ...onfiguration 16 Preview 24 Peripheral 24 Zoom Focus 25 Device Info 26 Privacy Mask 27 Virtual Camera 28 Video settings 28 Stream Configuration 29 Device Health 30 User Management 30 Network 31 Date Ti...

Page 3: ...built in AI Engine Powerful Computing for Video Processing and Machine Learning Driven by OSSA running on S ST OS Supports a variety of VCA solutions through S ST APPs Remote Focus Lens P iris Built i...

Page 4: ...ations including video sharing general security surveillance etc The Configuration chapter suggests ways to best utilize the Network Camera and ensure proper operations For creative and professional d...

Page 5: ...supply that is UL listed and limited power source LPS certified The power supply should bear the UL listed and LPS marks The power supply should also meet any safety and compliance requirements for th...

Page 6: ...Manual Physical Description Inner View I O routing inlet Motorized lens MicroSD SDHC SDXC Card Slot IR LEDs RJ45 Ethernet port Reset button Terminal block Ethernet routing inlet Outer Look Microphone...

Page 7: ...er reference IMPORTANT The camera comes with an embedded heater and requires an 802 3at PoE switch IMPORTANT If DC power is preferred it should comply with O P 12VDC 1A or 2A min L P S per IEC 60950 1...

Page 8: ...e cover 5 6 3mm DI DO 1 8 2 1mm 3 Loosen and remove the waterproof connectors IMPORTANT You should install the waterproof cable gland to the I O routing inlet whether you connect the I O and power wir...

Page 9: ...ble through the cable gland and the rubber seal 5 6 3mm approx 15cm 5 Insert the Ethernet cable through the components of the waterproof connector e g the rubber seal Leave 15cm of cable length inside...

Page 10: ...ench to tighten the components of the waterproof connector Connect the cable to the RJ45 connector 7 If preferred pass power or I O wires through the rubber seal and waterproof components of another c...

Page 11: ...ed connect DI DO wires 12 24V DC power or audio wires to the terminal block 1 14 Name 1 AC 24V 2 AC 24V 3 DC 12V IN 4 DC 12V IN 5 DI GND 6 GND 7 DI _0 8 GND 9 DO _0 10 DO 5V 11 MIC IN_N GND 12 MIC IN_...

Page 12: ...the DO or by an external power source depending on the type of relay you use 4 In case of using an individual relay instead of using a relay module for protection against voltage or current spikes a...

Page 13: ...r Wet contact with external DC power source to supply a relay NC NO Relay DC ExternalAC power with Protected Earth AC PE PE DC 0V DI DO DI DO Switch ExternalDevice Dry contact and using camera s DO to...

Page 14: ...either route cables through a routing hole on the ceiling or wall or you can route cables through the side of the camera You can use the side routing bracket to install a 3 4 conduit Please note that...

Page 15: ...h the routing holes and then mount the camera by passing the screw heads through the keyhole slots Turn the camera counter clock wise and then fasten the screws 10 Attach the included alignment sticke...

Page 16: ...1 Download the Device Management Tool The tool can be requested here https devices securityandsafetythings com tooldownload Make sure DHCP service is available in your local network 2 Use the Device...

Page 17: ...https store securityandsafetythings com shop catalog c main 4 Enter URL https ip_address 8443 Enter admin admin as the default credential Since the connection is using a self signed certificate your...

Page 18: ...VIVOTEK 18 User s Manual Click Proceed to xxx xxx xxx xxx Unsafe to open the web console Note the IP addresses below are for reference only Enter admin admin as the default credential...

Page 19: ...eric and special characters that is strong enough for protection The new password must comprise of at least 10 characters containing uppercase lowercase digits or special characters 1 2 12 On the devi...

Page 20: ...hten the retention screws on the side of the camera lens 13 With a live view displayed on your laptop adjust the pan and tilt angles to obtain an optimal image Check the live view to ensure the shooti...

Page 21: ...VIVOTEK User s Manual 21 15 Replace the desiccant bag on the inside the camera dome cover 16 Align and install the dome cover 1 2...

Page 22: ...VIVOTEK 22 User s Manual Note that you should not remove the 6 anti tamper screws on the dome cover...

Page 23: ...D LED is constantly on Status after a reset network connected Green and RED LEDs are constantly on Status after a reset network disconnected Hardware Reset The reset button is used to reset the system...

Page 24: ...which refresh rate Peripheral On this page you can see the current connection statuses of digital inputs If your digitald inputs are connected to sensor devices its statuses will be automatically dete...

Page 25: ...nd the optimal image focus You cann use the or buttons to fine tune the imaging results Normally the AUTO FOCUS function can deliver the best results The Day and Night setting is also available on thi...

Page 26: ...s device is displayed on this page including Device ID OS version AOSP API SDK addon firmware version etc The Device ID is a unique ID for each camera and will be displayed in the Device Management Po...

Page 27: ...rag on the screen to block out sensitive areas in your field of view The size and the orientation will display on screen Use the Intensity slide bar to determine how much image within the privacy mask...

Page 28: ...n manually change the parameters such as prolonging the exposure time for a place with less lighting change the electronic gain level and iris size You can also modify the Focus and White Balance if y...

Page 29: ...ly modified with regards to encoding size bitrate and I frame interval Streams are defined as Full High Definition and Ultra High Definition streams The bit rate is represented in bits Streams are def...

Page 30: ...Device Health This page displays various device health information CPU Memory Storage usage Connectivity Temperature and App status User Management On this page you can add remove users and set user...

Page 31: ...ferent network parameters disable the DHCP and set a specific IP Date Time This page allows the user to configure the current date time on the device synchronize with computer time and also to enable...

Page 32: ...VIVOTEK 32 User s Manual Firmware On this page you can perform a Firmware OS version OTA upgrade...

Page 33: ...s version and they can also start stop or uninstall an application using the vertical 3 dot menu Data Magnet and VAST2 To enable the display of video analytics from apps on the VAST2 click on the App...

Page 34: ...server IP 2 Data Magnet port usually 3443 3 Data Source Name Note that this name must be identical to that on the VAST2 Data Magnet setting page 4 VAST2 user name and password 5 Select the app install...

Page 35: ...VIVOTEK User s Manual 35 7 Select Third party data source 8 Enter the Data Source Name port usually 3443 select the associated camera and click Add...

Page 36: ...VIVOTEK 36 User s Manual 9 You can then right click on a VAST2 view cell to display the Data magnet data The analytics detection results can display along with the live video...

Page 37: ...ce to Security and Safety Things cloud where you can install and manage the applications buy additional licenses and monitor your camera s health Also if crash reporting is enabled all the information...

Page 38: ...vice info page Then check if a Device ID is present Your device has a proper date time setting This can be verified and set on the Date time page on the camera s front end Proceed with the following f...

Page 39: ...Portal page you can enter some additional information regarding the device Camera name Client Location name Street address optional Click the SAVE button in order to save the changes and your camera w...

Page 40: ...VIVOTEK 40 User s Manual On the Device Management Portal page you can see all connected devices cameras Click to select your device On the right pane click INSTALL APP...

Page 41: ...VIVOTEK User s Manual 41 Scroll to select an app Select and click INSTALL...

Page 42: ...VIVOTEK 42 User s Manual This page provides legal information for the OS Applications Legal...

Page 43: ...Notices from HEVC Advance THIS PRODUCT IS SOLD WITH A LIMITED LICENSE AND IS AUTHORIZED TO BE USED ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH HEVC CONTENT THAT MEETS EACH OF THE THREE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS 1 HEVC CON...

Page 44: ...io or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or re...

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