6.
Video Out: Loopthrough connection to the video signal from the Video In
connector. Terminated with a coaxial/BNC connector.
7.
Alarm In/Out: Connect to Alarm In/Out device.
8.
Audio In: Connect to Audio device.
Installation
a.
Optional mount video server on the wall. And screw it on the wall firmly.
b.
Connect BNC of camera to video server BNC
connector
c.
If you connect to PTZ, connect PTZ RS485+ and RS485- to video server RS485
Terminal. ( Please refer to Manual for how to set up PTZ protocol and Baud rate)
d.
Connect 12VDC power to video server.
e.
Connect CAT5 cable and do network connection. Refer to Network Connection
f.
Install IP searcher tool and assign IP address if you connect to multiple cameras.
See Manual for detail of IP99 searcher tool
Network Connection
This section tell you how to do different types of network connections to IP99
1. Router or LAN connection
This is the most common connection that allows multiples PC to see IP99 cameras/
encoders in pre-existing LAN through a router.
By doing port forwarding, you can view camera outside of internal LAN on
internet.
