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    Hard w are Us er ’ s Manual Megapixel Day & Night Fixed Dome Networ k Camera Quality Service Group Fixed Dom e Series[...]

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    Rev iew History : 1. Separate User M anual into HW and SW . 2. Merge FD-300 A p/ F D-130Np/ FD-502A series into this User Manu al. Product name: Network Camera (Fix ed D ome series) Release Date: 201 1/09 M anu al Revision: V3 Web sit e: www . brickcom.com Email: technical@brickcom .com info@brickcom.com © 201 1 Brickcom C orporation. All Rights R[...]

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    T able of Content s Before Y ou Use T his Product ............... ............ ............ ............. ............ ............ ........... 1 Regulato ry Information ............ ............. ............ ............ ............. ............ ............. .......... 2 Chapter 1 - Pac kage Con tents ..... ............. ............ .........[...]

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    1 Before Y ou Use T his Prod uct In m any co untries, there are laws prohibiting or restricting the use of surveillance devi ces. This Network Cam era i s a high-perform a nce, web-ready camera which can be part of a flexibl e surve ill ance system. It is the user ’s responsibility to en sure that the opera tion of this cam era i s legal before i[...]

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    2 Regulatory Information Federal C ommunicatio n Com mission Interfe rence Stat ement This equipm ent has be en tested and found to co m ply with the limits for a C l ass B digital devi ce, p ursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Ru les. These li m its are designed to prov i de reason able p rote ction against harm ful inte rf erence in a residential insta[...]

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    3 Chapter 1 - Package Co ntent s a. Net work Camera (Fix ed Dome series) b. T erm inal Bloc k c. Product CD d. Lo cation S tick er e. W arranty Card f. Screw Bag g. Easy Installation Guide h. L-WM-01( Optional)[...]

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    4 Chapter 2 - Fixed Dom e Net w ork Camera Overv iew The FIXED DOME SERIES is a full-featured, 3-axis, f ixed-dome, netw ork ca m era . With a m egapi xel progress i ve sensor a nd b uilt-in IR-cut f il ter/ IR ill um i nator LEDs/ Auto Light sen sor , it can provide 24-hour , i ndoor su rveillance . The FIXED DOME SERIES featur es a wide-an gle an[...]

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    5 Chapter 3 - Dev ice A ppearance Description 1. Below “ De vice Appea rance Description” i s fo r FD-130Np/FD-502A -series 2. Below “ De vice Appea rance Description” i s fo r FD-300Ap[...]

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    6 Chapter 4 - LED B ehav ior Function LED Behavior Descript i on Pow er L ED Conti nuous illum ina tion Pow er o n Pow er L ED Uni t Pow er o ff Li nk LED Conti nuous illum ina tion (Orange) Li nk Li nk LED Blinking (Orange) Connecting < Extension I/O T erminal Block > The Network Cam era p rov ide s an extension I/O t erm i nal block which i[...]

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    7 < Hardware Reset > The Res et B utton can be use d to reboot the camera o r restore i t to factory default settings. If t he cam era e xperience s a problem , rebooting the cam era may corre ct th e proble m . If the pro blem r e m ain s, pl ea s e restore the camera to fa ctory default settings and r einsta ll the software. T o Reboot Pres[...]

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    8 Chapter 5 - Inst allation 5.1 Hardw are Inst allation A . Remove the dome c over from the camera device l. PoE, P ower , DID O, A u dio Co nnectio n 1) Ins ert the PoE(1) / DC12V(2 ), DID O and Aud io cab le(3) throu gh cond uit hole A or B.[...]

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    9 a. PoE, Power , DIDO, Audio Co nnection ii. Connect t he PoE (1) / DC 12V (2), DIDO and Audi o (3) Cables to t he ir respective term inal s. See the next p age for more d eta i ls regarding the DIDO and Aud io connect i on. 1) Power over Ethernet (PoE) Connectio n 2) Power A dapt er Connection Please refer to the def i nition of the term in al bl[...]

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    10 ll. For SD/SDH C card (*) inst allati on: NOT E – The SD/SDHC card is not i nclude d in the prod uct package an d need s to be purchased se parately . B.For wall ins tallation: 1) Chose the locat io n on the wall to place the cam e ra. Attach the lo cation st i cker to the desired spot. 2) Drill fours holes through the center of the four l oca[...]

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    1 1 4) Mount the camera on th e wall and position to tw o screw slots over th e pl astic anchors. Insert the scream s i nto the holes and use the screwdrive r to t i ghten the screws clockwise u ntil they are secure. 5) Place the dom e cover b ack on the cam era device.[...]

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    12 C. F or ceiling installa tio n: The u ser needs the two screws w hich a re included in the product package and a screwdriver . Mount the cam era on the desired location and use the screwdrive r to t i ghten the screws clockwise through the tw o ho les on each sid e of the dev ice as show n bel ow . Th e best pl ace to m ount th e cam era is in t[...]

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    13 ii. Re lea s e the tilt screw on both side of the device and then rotat e the le ns to up or down. Af ter completion , tighten the t i lt screw. iii. Rel ease the video adjustment scr ew and then adjust t he len s di rect io n. After com ple tion, tighten the video adj ustment screw.[...]

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    14 b. How t o adjust the v iew angle and focus ra nge i. Rel ease the view a ngle controller and then movi ng the controller bar l eft or ri ght to adj ust the vi ew angle. After co mpletion, tighten the view angl e controller. ii. Re lea s e the f ocus co ntro ll er and th en m oving the controller bar le ft or right to adjust the focus range. Aft[...]

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    15 5.2 Cam era Connection F. Basic Connectio n (W ithout PoE) a. Connect t he pow er ad aptor to the cam era d evice. b. Connect t he cam era to the Ethernet hub using a RJ45 Ethernet cable. G. P ower o ver E thernet ( PoE) Connectio n a. Connect t he cam era to a PoE-en abled hub via single Ethernet cable. b. Connect t he cam era to a n on-PoE hub[...]

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    16 5.3 S y stem Re quiremen t s Operating System: Microso f t W indo w s XP Ho m e Edi tion SP2 Microso f t W indo w s XP Professi onal SP2 Computer: IBM PC / A T Co m patible CPU: Penti um 3GHz or f aster Memory: 1024 MB or more Monitor: 1024 x 768 pixel s or m ore, 24-bi t T rue color or better Netwo rk I nterface: 10/100 Mbp s Network interfa ce[...]

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    17 5.4 Sof tw are Inst alla tion In thi s m anual , "User" refers to whoever has access to the Network Camera, and "Ad m ini strator" re fers to the p erson who ca n con figure the cam era and grant user access to th e cam era. Af ter che ck i ng the h ardw are connection, run th e Installation W izard program in c l uded on the[...]

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    18 B. In the I nsta ll Shield Wizard dialog box, click <Nex t> to cont inue. C. Rea d th e End- User License Agreem ent and check th e op tion “I accept the terms of the lice nse agreem ent”. Cli ck <Next> to con tinue.[...]

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    19 D. Sel ect either “Com pl ete” se t up o r “Custom ” setup to insta ll the system . a. If COMP LET E SETUP is s elected: i. A ll p rogram f eatures will be i nsta l led i nto the default directory. Check the option “ Complete ” and then click <Nex t>. ii. Click <Change> to cha nge the appointed fo lder where i nstallation[...]

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    20 iii. Select to create shortcuts. Click <Next> to conti nue. iv. The i nstalla tion i nform ati on will be d i splayed. Cli ck <Next> to continue.[...]

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    21 v. To lau nch EasyConfig or PC-NVR Standard, sel ect th e application and c li ck <Finish>. W h en l aunching t he PC- NVR pro gram, please refer to the PC-NVR user m anual . b. If CUSTOM SET UP is selected: i. This opt i on is recom m ended for advanced users. It can be us ed to in stall the system to a pr eferr ed dir ectory or to sele c[...]

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    22 iii. Select the features to install. Click <Next> to continu e. iv. Click <Change> to cha nge the appointed fo lder where installation and pr ogram file s w il l be stored. Click <Next> to continue.[...]

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    23 v. Select program s to cr eate sho rtcuts. C li ck <N ext> to conti nue. vi. The i nstalla tion i nform ati on will be d i splayed. Cli ck <Next> to continue.[...]

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    24 E. T o launch EasyConfig or PC-NVR S t andard, select the application and click <Fi nish>. W hen l aunch i ng the PC-NVR prog ram , pl ease refer t o the PC-NVR user m anual .[...]

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    25 5.3.1 EasyConfi g T o launch EasyConfig, select EasyConfig from the start m enu. If Complete Setup type was used i n the softw are i nsta ll ation, an EasyConfig i con was in sta lled on the desktop. Dou ble click to open the icon. If Cu stom Setu p typ e was u sed in th e so ftw are i nsta llation and an EasyConfig ico n was no t installed on t[...]

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    27 B. Select eith er “Si m ple Mode” or “ Profess io nal Mode” to obtain the cam era’s IP se ttin gs. If “Simple Mode” i s selected, EasyCon fig will se t up th e connectio n au tom ati cally . If “Profess i onal Mode” i s selected, the user will need to conf ig ure the IP set tings m anua lly .[...]

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    28 C. T here m ay be m any cam eras in the l ocal netw ork. D i ffer entiate the cam eras usi ng the ir UPnP na m e. Doubl e cli ck on the ca m era fro m the survey l i st to connect. D. F or configuri ng the I P address se ttings, select either <Settings rem ai n the sam e>, < Auto m ati call y obta in an IP Address (DHCP)> o r <Set[...]

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    29 If <Set I P Address confi guration manually> i s sel ected, th e following pages w i ll b e displayed.[...]

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    30 E. If the camera supports the EasyLinkT M function , the fo llo w i ng page will be di splayed. Otherwise, this page wil l not be shown. *If desi red, click <Skip> to skip this sett i ng. EasyLin kTM i s a uni que Brickcom functio n wh ich allows users to assign a uni que EasyLink name to their ne tw ork camera’s IP addr ess. T here i s [...]

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    31 F. W hen t he IP a ddress settin gs h ave b een configured, the scre en will either di splay a successfu l o r failed connection message. If th e co nnection failed, ei ther try again or quit the insta lla t ion. a. If “DHCP IP address settings” was sel ected , t he failure page will be di splayed as below : b. If “ S tati c IP addr ess se[...]

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    32 c. If the connection was successf ul, the user will see the m essage: “Congr atu la tions. T he installation of the camera is complete.” W hen th is window is di splayed, c lick <PC-N VR> to start the PC -NVR progr am , <Li ve V iew> to view the li v e video fro m the c onnected IP cam era, or <X> i n the t op ri ght corner[...]