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What You Will Need
Equipment
Computer / Software
• Computer: Windows™ 7 or Windows 8 tablet, or small laptop is helpful for focusing.
• A web browser (Firefox, or Chrome work best)
• Optional: Laptop with wireless internet access (local WiFi or Cellular WiFi) that can be left temporarally
connected to the hub for live performance monitoring via a internet enabled smart phone.
Hand Tools
• Battery Powered Screwdriver or Impact Driver
• 1/4” and 10mm socket wrench (easiest if attached to battery powered driver)
• Zip Ties
• Pliers
• Magnetic compass and Protractor (a smart phone with a compass and angle detection will also work)
Means To Access Camera Location and Hub Location
• Ladder / Bucket Truck / Manlift “cherry picker”
• Safety Harness, etc.
• Roof Access to get the hub antenna outside and elevated to achieve LOS (Line of Sight) to the cameras
Method to Mount the Camera and Hub to Desired Location
MicroPower supplies a camera bracket, a solar panel bracket, and an antenna bracket that can be mounted to
a pole. Given the variety of mounting possibilities and locations, the hardware to attach these brackets to the
desired surfaces are not included. This means the installer will need to supply:
• Screws (optional to attach hub to wall, and/or camera, antenna and solar panel bracket to pole / surface)
• Stainless Steel hose clamps (to attach solar panel and camera to pole)
• Antenna mast or surface to mount/attach the hub antenna to.
Network Access
The hub is an IP device and will require both power and LAN/Network access in order for the video to stream to
an NVR and/or remote location. Generally this is done via a house LAN, but may also be some other method of
network access such as a back haul radio, cellular device, or other IP Ethernet network technology.
VMS (Video Management System)
The hub generally communicates on the LAN to a local NVR (Network Video Recorder) for recording and archiving
of video. The NVR will then typically communicate via the Internet or LAN/WAN for remote viewing and
monitoring. However the actual network configuration tends to vary greatly from site to site.
The VMS used, needs to be capable of recording a basic RTSP h.264 video streams from the hub in order to be
compatible.
A complete list of compatible VMS platforms with integration instructions are available on the MicroPower website.