Sarix TI2650-1 - Security Camera Pelco - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Thermal & Visible IP Security Camera
Brand	Pelco
Model	Sarix TI2650-1
Dimensions (W x D x H)	135 mm x 202 mm x 169 mm (5.32" x 7.95" x 6.65")
Weight	2.4 kg (5.3 lb)
Power Input	12–32 VDC or PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at)
Power Consumption	7 W typical, 20 W max
Thermal Imager	Uncooled ASi Microbolometer, 640 × 480 VGA, 17 μm pixel, 7.5–14 μm spectral band
Thermal Lens	50 mm f/1.2 athermalized fixed focus, horizontal FOV 12.4°
Visible Camera	1/4" Color HD CMOS, up to 1280 × 720 resolution
Video Compression	H.264, Motion JPEG
Frame Rate	9 Hz (model variant)
Network Protocols	IPv4, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, DHCP, ONVIF Profile S
Default IP Address	192.168.0.20
Environmental Rating	IP66 (NEMA 4X equivalent)
Operating Temperature	-40°C to +55°C (-40°F to +131°F)
Storage Temperature	-40°C to +71°C (-40°F to +160°F)
Mounting Options	Wall mount (TIWM) or pole mount (TIPA) accessories
Cleaning Instructions	Use only wipes approved for optical equipment; no chemicals
Repair Policy	Do not attempt repairs; contact Pelco support. Warranty void if opened.

Frequently Asked Questions - Sarix TI2650-1 Pelco

How do I access the camera's web interface for the first time?

Open a web browser and enter the default IP address 192.168.0.20. The First Time Setup window will appear where you define an administrator username and password.

What are the power requirements for the Sarix TI2650-1?

The camera accepts 12–32 VDC or Power over Ethernet (PoE) compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at. Typical consumption is 7 W, maximum 20 W.

How do I change the administrator password?

After logging in, click the drop-down menu in the upper-right corner and select Change Password. Enter your current password, then the new password twice, and click CHANGE PASSWORD. The system will log you out; log in again with the new password.

Can I adjust the thermal image settings?

Yes. Go to Image Processing > Thermal Tab. You can modify basic settings like Black Hot/White Hot, Gamma, noise filter, gain control, edge contrast, and color processing. Click APPLY to save changes.

How do I set up motion detection analytics?

Navigate to Analytics. Expand the Regions Tab, click + to add a region, choose type (Area or Fence), set detection parameters (size, speed, direction), and draw the region on the live image. Enable VMD using the toggle in the top-left corner.

What is the default IP address and how can I change it?

The default IP is 192.168.0.20. To change it, go to Network > Basic Settings Tab, modify the IP address, subnet mask, or gateway, and click APPLY. You can also enable DHCP to obtain an IP automatically.

How do I clean the camera lenses?

Use only wipes approved for optical equipment. Do not use any chemicals. For stains, use a cotton cloth slightly dampened with tap water. Avoid touching optics with bare hands.

What video streaming options are available?

The camera supports H.264 and Motion JPEG compression. You can configure main and secondary streams for both thermal and day cameras in Streaming. Adjust parameters such as bitrate (CBR/VBR), GOP, resolution, and frame rate.

How do I restore factory defaults?

Go to System > Admin Tab and click FACTORY DEFAULTS. Confirm the action. Optionally, you can preserve the IP address and/or users by checking the corresponding boxes before confirming.

Is the camera compatible with ONVIF?

Yes, the Sarix TI2650-1 is ONVIF Profile S compliant. The default ONVIF service URI is displayed in the Status Window. You can restart the ONVIF service from the Network window if needed.

USER MANUAL Sarix TI2650-1 Pelco

Sarix TI Series Camera

White camera lens with a curved top and base, no visible text or symbols

User Manual

C6622M

Pelco Troubleshooting Contact Information

If the instructions provided fail to solve your problem, contact Pelco Product Support at 1-800-289-9100

(USA and Canada) or [phone] (international) for assistance. Be sure to have the serial number available when calling.

Do not try to repair the unit yourself. Leave maintenance and repairs to qualified technical personnel only.

PELCO®

List of Revisions

No.	Date	Description	Page Number
1.0	New Release All

Table of Contents

1. Important Notices .... 1-8

1.1 Regulatory Notices [FCC Class A].... 1-8

1.1.1 Radio and Television Interference.... 1-8

1.2 Legal Notice [Audio Notice].... 1-8

1.3 Video Quality Caution 1-9

1.3.1 Frame Rate Notice Regarding User Selected Options.... 1-9

1.4 Open Source Software 1-9

1.5 CCC Power Cord Statement 1-9

1.5.1 2.4 GHZ Radio Device....1-10

1.6 ESD Warning 1-10

1.7 Warranty.... 1-10

1.8 Network Topology Statement.... 1-10

2. Overview 2-13

2.1 Overview....2-14

2.2 Features 2-14

2.3 Physical Description of the Camera....2-15

2.4 Marking....2-16

2.5 Sarix TI Web GUI....2-17

2.6 Technical Data and Specifications....2-18

2.6.1 System Specifications.... 2-18

2.6.2 Configurations 2-19

2.6.3 Thermal Camera 2-20

2.6.4 CMOS Camera 2-20

3. Safety 3-1

3.1 Safety Conventions 3-1

3.2 Safety During Installation 3-2

3.3 Safety During Maintenance 3-2

4. Installation....4-1

4.1 Unpacking....4-1

4.2 Camera Installation 4-2

4.2.1 Installation Guidelines and Preparation....4-2

4.2.2 Mechanical Interface Preparation....4-3

4.2.3 Wall Mount Configuration 4-4

4.2.4 Pole Mount Configuration 4-5

4.2.5 Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable 4-6

5. Operation 5-1

5.1 First Time Credentials Setup.... 5-2

5.2 Logging Into Sarix TI Camera Web GUI 5-3
5.3 Changing Your Password.... 5-5
5.4 Main Window Overview 5-6
5.5 Live View Window 5-7
5.6 Status Window.... 5-8

5.6.1 System Tab.... 5-9
5.6.2 Thermal Tab 5-10
5.6.3 Day Tab 5-12
5.6.4 Disabling / Enabling a Camera 5-13

5.7 Network Window 5-15

5.7.1 Setting of IP Address 5-16
5.7.2 Setting an Auto IP Address (DHCP) 5-16
5.7.3 Setting a Manual DNS Server Address 5-17
5.7.4 Settings of HTTPS Connection.... 5-17
5.7.5 Setting the Network Interface 5-17
5.7.6 Resetting Network Settings.... 5-18
5.7.7 Restarting ONVIF Service 5-18
5.7.8 Certificates 5-19

5.8 Streaming Window 5-21

5.8.1 Thermal Tab 5-21
5.8.2 Day Tab 5-25
5.8.3 General Configuration Tab 5-28

5.9 Image Processing Window 5-29

5.9.1 Thermal Tab 5-29
5.9.2 Day Tab 5-37

5.10 Analytics Window 5-41

5.10.1 Regions Tab 5-42
5.10.2 Ignore Regions Tab 5-46
5.10.3 Learning Tab 5-48
5.10.4 Analytics Settings.... 5-49

5.11 System Window.... 5-51

5.11.1 Admin Tab 5-51
5.11.2 Logs Tab.... 5-57
5.11.3 Date and Time Tab 5-58
5.11.4 File Upload Tab.... 5-60
5.11.5 User Management Tab 5-60

5.12 Logging Out from the Web GUI 5-62

1. Maintenance 6-63
   6.1 Visual Inspection 6-63
   6.2 Cleaning.... 6-63
2. Ordering Information 7-64

7.1 Ordering Information....7-64
7.2 Ordering Accessories 7-64
8. Index....8-65

List of Figures

Figure 2-1: Sarix TI Camera General View 2-14

Figure 2-2: Physical Description of the Camera 2-15

Figure 2-3: Sarix TI Label.... 2-16

Figure 2-4: Sarix TI Web GUI 2-17

Figure 4-1: Sarix TI Camera Package General View.... 4-1

Figure 4-2: Mechanical Interface Preparation - Camera Dimensions.... 4-3

Figure 4-3: Camera Installation - Wall Mount Configuration 4-4

Figure 4-4: Camera Installation - Pole Mount Configuration 4-5

Figure 4-5: Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable 4-6

Figure 5-1: Sarix TI Web GUI – First Time Setup .... 5-2

Figure 5-2: Sarix TI Web GUI - Status Window (before Login).... 5-3

Figure 5-3: Login Window....5-3

Figure 5-4: Login Window – Entering Username and Password.... 5-4

Figure 5-5: Sarix TI Web GUI - Status Window (after Login).... 5-4

Figure 5-6: Changing Your Password - Drop Down Menu .... 5-5

Figure 5-7: Sarix TI Web GUI - Changing Your Password.... 5-5

Figure 5-8: Main Window Overview - Main Areas.... 5-6

Figure 5-9: Live View Window (example)....5-7

Figure 5-10: Status Window (all collapsed)....5-8

Figure 5-11: Status Window - System Tab 5-9

Figure 5-12: Status Window - Thermal Tab 5-10

Figure 5-13: Status Window - Day Tab 5-12

Figure 5-14: Disabling / Enabling a Camera - System Reboot 5-13

Figure 5-15: Disabling / Enabling a Camera - System Reboot Approval.... 5-14

Figure 5-16: Network Window - Basic Settings Tab.... 5-15

Figure 5-17: Network Window - Changing an Address.... 5-16

Figure 5-18: Network Window - Setting Network Interface .... 5-17

Figure 5-19: Network Window - Resetting IP Address Approval 5-18

Figure 5-20: Network Window - ONVIF Reload 5-18

Figure 5-21: Certificates - Creating a Certificate Request.... 5-19

Figure 5-22: Certificates - Generating a Self-Signed Certificate 5-19

Figure 5-23: Certificates - Uploading a Certificate.... 5-20

Figure 5-24: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab.... 5-21

Figure 5-25: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab - Main Stream.... 5-22

Figure 5-26: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab - Secondary Stream 5-24

Figure 5-27: Streaming Window - Day Tab - Main Stream.... 5-25

Figure 5-28: Streaming Window - Day Tab - Secondary Stream 5-27

Figure 5-29: Streaming Window - General Configuration Tab 5-28

Figure 5-30: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab.... 5-29

Figure 5-31: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Basic Settings.... 5-30

Figure 5-32: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Signal Processing Settings.... 5-31

Figure 5-33: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Gain Control Settings 5-32

Figure 5-34: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Advanced Settings....5-33

Figure 5-35: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Color Processing Settings....5-34

Figure 5-36: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (1 of 3)....5-34

Figure 5-37: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (2 of 3)....5-35

Figure 5-38: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (3 of 3)....5-36

Figure 5-39: Image Processing Window - Day Tab 5-37

Figure 5-40: Image Processing Window - Day Tab - Geometry Settings....5-38

Figure 5-41: Image Processing Window - Day Tab - Misc Properties Settings....5-39

Figure 5-42: Analytics Window (all collapsed)....5-41

Figure 5-43: Analytics Window - Regions Tab....5-42

Figure 5-44: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Region Options 5-43

Figure 5-45: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Area ROI....5-45

Figure 5-46: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Fence ROI....5-45

Figure 5-47: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab .... 5-46

Figure 5-48: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab – Ignore Regions ROI (1 of 2)....5-47

Figure 5-49: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab – Ignore Regions ROI (2 of 2)....5-47

Figure 5-50: Analytics Window - Learning Tab 5-48

Figure 5-51: Analytics Window - Analytics Settings....5-49

Figure 5-52: System Window - Admin Tab .... 5-51

Figure 5-53: System Window - Admin Tab - Restart Aproval ....5-51

Figure 5-54: System Window - Admin Tab - Restart....5-52

Figure 5-55: System Window - Admin Tab - Archive System Files .... 5-52

Figure 5-56: System Window - Admin Tab - Save As Site Approval 5-53

Figure 5-57: System Window - Admin Tab - Save As Site .... 5-53

Figure 5-58: System Window - Admin Tab - Export Site Approval....5-54

Figure 5-59: System Window - Admin Tab - Site Defaults Approval....5-54

Figure 5-60: System Window - Admin Tab - Site Defaults .... 5-55

Figure 5-61: System Window - Admin Tab - Factory Defaults Approval....5-55

Figure 5-62: System Window - Admin Tab - Factory Defaults .... 5-56

Figure 5-63: System Window - Logs Tab 5-57

Figure 5-64: System Window - Date and Time Tab....5-58

Figure 5-65: System Window - Date and Time Tab - Synchronizing with Browser Time....5-59

Figure 5-66: System Window - Date and Time Tab - Synchronizing with NTP 5-59

Figure 5-67: System Window - File Upload Tab .... 5-60

Figure 5-68: System Window - User Management Tab....5-60

Figure 5-69: System Window - User Management Tab - Adding a User ....5-61

Figure 5-70: System Window - User Management Tab - Editing User Details....5-62

Figure 5-71: Logging Out from the Web GUI - Drop Down Menu....5-62

List of Tables

Table 2-1: Technical Data and Specifications - System Specifications.... 2-18
Table 2-2: Technical Data and Specifications - Configurations.... 2-19
Table 2-3: Technical Data and Specifications - Thermal Camera.... 2-20
Table 2-4: Technical Data and Specifications - CMOS Camera 2-20
Table 4-1: Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable - Pinout.... 4-6
Table 7-1: Ordering Information for 30Hz Camera.... 7-64
Table 7-2: Ordering Information for 9Hz Camera....7-64
Table 7-3: Ordering Accessories.... 7-64

1. Important Notices

1.1 Regulatory Notices [FCC Class A]

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

1.1.1 Radio and Television Interference

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Changes and Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer or registrant of this equipment can void your authority to operate this equipment under Federal Communications Commission's rules.

To maintain compliance with FCC regulations shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and television reception.

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

1.2 Legal Notice [Audio Notice]

SOME PELCO EQUIPMENT CONTAINS, AND THE SOFTWARE ENABLES, AUDIO/VISUAL AND RECORDING CAPABILITIES, THE IMPROPER USE OF WHICH MAY SUBJECT YOU TO CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PENALTIES. APPLICABLE LAWS REGARDING THE USE OF SUCH CAPABILITIES VARY BETWEEN JURISDICTIONS AND MAY REQUIRE, AMONG OTHER THINGS, EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT FROM RECORDED SUBJECTS. YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR INSURING STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH SUCH LAWS AND FOR STRICT ADHERENCE TO ANY/ALL RIGHTS OF PRIVACY AND PERSONALTY. USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT AND/OR SOFTWARE FOR ILLEGAL SURVEILLANCE OR MONITORING SHALL BE DEEMED UNAUTHORIZED USE IN VIOLATION OF THE END USER SOFTWARE

AGREEMENT AND RESULT IN THE IMMEDIATE TERMINATION OF YOUR LICENSE RIGHTS THEREUNDER.

1.3 Video Quality Caution

1.3.1 Frame Rate Notice Regarding User Selected Options

Pelco systems are capable of providing high quality video for both live viewing and playback. However, the systems can be used in lower quality modes, which can degrade picture quality, to allow for a slower rate of data transfer and to reduce the amount of video data stored. The picture quality can be degraded by either lowering the resolution, reducing the picture rate, or both. A picture degraded by having a reduced resolution may result in an image that is less clear or even indiscernible. A picture degraded by reducing the picture rate has fewer frames per second, which can result in images that appear to jump or move more quickly than normal during playback. Lower frame rates may result in a key event not being recorded by the system.

Judgment as to the suitability of the products for users' purposes is solely the users' responsibility. Users shall determine the suitability of the products for their own intended application, picture rate and picture quality. In the event users intend to use the video for evidentiary purposes in a judicial proceeding or otherwise, users should consult with their attorney regarding any particular requirements for such use.

1.4 Open Source Software

This product includes certain open source or other software originated from third parties that is subject to the GNU General Public License (GPL), GNU Library/Lesser General Public License (LGPL) and different and/or additional copyright licenses, disclaimers, and notices.

The exact terms of GPL, LGPL, and some other licenses are provided to you with this product. Please refer to the exact terms of the GPL and LGPL at http://www.fsf.org (Free Software Foundation) or http://www.opensource.org (Open Source Initiative) regarding your rights under said license. You may obtain a complete corresponding machine-readable copy of the source code of such software under the GPL or LGPL by sending your request to [e-mail]; the subject line should read Source Code Request. You will then receive an email with a link for you to download the source code.

This offer is valid for a period of three (3) years from the date of the distribution of this product by Pelco.

1.5 CCC Power Cord Statement

Models shipped to China do not include power cords.

NOTE

A CCC approved power cord must be used to power the equipment when used in China

1.5.1 2.4 GHZ Radio Device

WARNING: This product is sensitive to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD). To avoid ESD damage to this product, use ESD safe practices during installation. Before touching, adjusting or handling this product, correctly attach an ESD wrist strap to your wrist and appropriately discharge your body and tools. For more information about ESD control and safe handling practices of electronics, please refer to ANSI/ESD S20.20-1999 or contact the Electrostatic Discharge Association (www.esda.org).

1.7 Warranty

For information about Pleco's product warranty and thereto related information, refer to www.pelco.com/warranty.

1.8 Network Topology Statement

IMPORTANT NOTE. PLEASE READ. The network implementation is shown as a general representation only and is not intended to show a detailed network topology. Your actual network will differ, requiring changes or perhaps additional network equipment to accommodate the system as illustrated. Please contact your local Pelco representative to discuss your specific requirements.

List of Acronyms and Abbreviations

AWG:	American Wire Gauge	NUC:	Non-Uniformity Correction
CBR:	Constant Bit Rate	NV:	Night Vision
Histogram:	Accurate representation of the distribution of numerical data.	ONVIF:	Open Network Video Interface Forum
CE:	Comminute European	P/N:	Part Number
CMOS:	Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor	PoE:	Power Over Ethernet
DC:	Direct Current	QVGA+:	Quarter Video Graphics Array (384 ×288)
DFPA:	Digital Focal Plan Array	RH:	Relative Humidity
DHCP:	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol	ROI:	Region Of Interest
DNS:	Domain Name System	RTN:	Return
FCC:	Federal Communications Commission	RTP:	Real Time Protocol
I-frame:	Infra-coded frame	RTSP:	Real-Time Streaming Protocol
FM:	Firmware	S/N:	Serial Number
FOV:	Field Of View	SDK:	Software Development Kit
FPS:	Frames Per Second	VMS:	Video Management System
GND:	Ground	SSL:	Secure Sockets Layer
GOP:	Group of Pictures	SW:	Software
GUI:	Graphical User Interface	TCP:	Transmission Control Protocol
HD:	High Definition	TINT:	Time Integration
HTTP:	Hypertexts Transfer Protocol	TLS:	Transport Layer Security
HTTPS:	HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure	URI:	Uniform Resource Indicator
IEEE:	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers	V bus	CTIA reference voltage
IP:	Internet Protocol	VBR:	Variable Bit Rate
IR:	Infrared	VDC:	Volts, Direct Current
JPEG:	Joint Photographic Expert Group	VDDA:	Analog supply fixed
LAN:	Local Area Network	VGA:	Video Graphics Array (640 × 480)
MAC:	Media Access Control	VGSK:	Compensation microbolometer - transistor gate voltage
mK:	milli-Kelvin	WWW:	World Wide Web
NETD:	Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference	Pipeline:	data processing elements, connected in series, where the output of one element is the input of the next one.

Scope of This Manual

This manual provides the necessary information for introducing, installing, operating and maintaining the Sarix TI Series Camera.

The manual in intended for use by technicians and operators and consists of the following chapters:

Chapter 2: Overview: Introduces the Sarix TI Series Camera and its web GUI features.
Chapter 3: Safety: Provides safety instructions that technicians should be aware of during the installation, operation and maintenance of the Sarix TI Series Camera.
Chapter 4: Installation: Provides instructions for installing the Sarix TI Series Camera.
Chapter 5: Operation: Provides operating instructions for the Sarix TI Series Camera web GUI.
Chapter 6: Maintenance: Provides the Sarix TI Series Camera preventive maintenance instructions.
Chapter 7: Ordering Information: Provides information for purchasing the Sarix TI Series Camera and accessories.
➢ Index: Provides a list, arranged in alphabetical order, of keywords found throughout this manual.

2. Overview

This chapter introduces the Sarix TI Series Camera and its web GUI features.

The chapter consists of the following sections:

Section 2.1: Overview
Section 2.2: Features
Section 2.3: Physical Description of the Camera
Section 2.5: Sarix TI Web GUI
Section 2.6: Technical Data and Specifications

2.1 Overview

Sarix TI Camera is a state of the art observation system, boasting an incredibly easy installation with thermal and visual capabilities. The Sarix TI line of cameras is a broad portfolio of high performance outdoor rated cameras for 24/7 perimeter surveillance, observation, and monitoring of critical infrastructure and sensitive sites.

Equipped with thermal and visible-light channels, the Sarix TI meets global Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) standards to ensure interoperability of hardware and software products for easy integration to both existing and new infrastructures, regardless of manufacturer.

The Sarix TI is ruggedly designed to withstand the harshest weather and environmental conditions, including rain, direct sunlight, high humidity, dust, heat, and cold.

The Sarix TI uses new and innovative open uncooled 17 640 × 480 or 384 × 288 resolution thermal core and video enhancement algorithm.

Figure 2-1: Sarix TI Camera General View

White camera lens with a curved top and black lens, shown against a white background (no text or symbols visible)

2.2 Features

Both visible and Video Graphics Array (VGA) thermal channels
ONVIF Profile S compliant
Easy installation
▶ Advanced optics
Low cost of ownership
Best support for analytics
Rugged design
▶ Enhanced image processing

2.3 Physical Description of the Camera

The Sarix TI Camera outer components include (see Figure 2-2):

1. Infrared (IR) Camera Lens
2. Main Connector (Power and Ethernet)
3. Camera-to-Pole Mount Adapter fastening screws (x4)

4. Tripod mount fastening screw

5. Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) Camera Lens (module depended).

Figure 2-2: Physical Description of the Camera

2.4 Marking

The camera us marked with a label as shown below:

Figure 2-3: Sarix TI Label

NOTE: For reference only

2.5 Sarix TI Web GUI

The operation of the Sarix TI Camera is performed via Web Graphical User Interface (GUI).

With the GUI you can:

➢ Setup the camera operation.
▶ Optimize the camera video.
Communicate with Video Management Systems (VMS).

Figure 2-4: Sarix TI Web GUI

2.6 Technical Data and Specifications

2.6.1 System Specifications

Applicable to models :Sarix TI 14.2mm, 35mm, and 50mm.

Table 2-1: Technical Data and Specifications - System Specifications

Thermal Camera:	Imager Type:	Uncooled ASi Microbolometer
	Spectral Band: 7.5 -	14μ
	Pixel Size: 17μ
	Resolution: 640 x 480 (VGA) or 384 x 288 (QVGA)
	NETD:	VGA: < 40° mk, QVGA+: < 70° mk
Day Camera: Imager Type: 1/4" CMOS
		Resolutions: 640 x 480, 1024 x 768, or 1280 x 768
		Field of View: 54° (H) x 42° (V) @ 1024 x 768
		S/N Ratio: 36dB
Video:	Dual Channel:	2 channels IP video
	Compression:	H.264, Motion JPEG
	Frame Rate:	8.3Hz or 25Hz
	Streaming:	RTSP, Unicast, Multicast
	Image Settings:	Brightness, Sharpness, Contrast, Rotation: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270° Horizontal and Vertical Flip
Power Requirements:	Power Input:	12 - 32VDC or Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af/802.3at)
	Consumption:	7W typical, 20W max. (based on DC voltage)
Environmental:	Storage Temp:	-40°C to +71°C (-40°F to +160°F)
	Operating Temp:	-40°C to +55°C (-40°F to +131°F)
	Humidity:	+40°C, 95% RH
	Rating: IP66 (NEMA 4X equivalent)
Mechanical Parameters:	Dimensions:	- 135mm (w), 202mm (d), 169mm (h)- 5.32" (w), 7.95" (d), 6.65" (h)
	Weight:	- 14 and 35mm: 2.2kg,- 50mm: 2.4kg,
System Integration:	Interfaces:	ONVIF Profile S, Web GUI
Network:	Default IP:	192.168.0.20
	RTSP Port: 8554
	Protocols: IPv4, HTTP, HTTPS, SSL/TLS, RTSP, DHCP
Certifications: - CE- FCC- IP66- UL and cUL		EN 55032:12;EN 55024:2010+A1:2015;EN 50130-4:11+A1:14;EN 61000-3-2:14;EN 61000-3-3:13;EN 60950-1:06+A11:09+A1:10+A12:11+A2:13UL 60950-1 2nd edition;CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1:07+Amend 1:2011IEC 60950-1:05+A1:09+A2:13;IEC 60950-22:16

2.6.2 Configurations

Table 2-2: Technical Data and Specifications - Configurations

Day/Night Day
Configuration Type	Thermal Camera & Lens	Camera & Lens
VGA 17μ 640 x 480 AthermalizedUncooled Thermal		14 " Colour HD CMOS 1280 x 720Autofocus
QVGA+ 17μ 384 x 288 AthermalizedUncooled Thermal

2.6.3 Thermal Camera

Table 2-3: Technical Data and Specifications - Thermal Camera

Configuration TI2X14 TI2	X35 TI2X	50
Thermal Type Uncooled
Thermal Core 17μ 640 x 48	0 (VGA) or 17μ 384 x 288 (QVGA+)
Lens Type	Athermalized, Fixed Focus
Focal Length	14.2mm	35mm	50mm
Lens F # f/1.2 f/1.2	f/1.2
Horizontal FOV - VGA	42.1°	17.6°	12.4°
Horizontal FOV - QVGA+	25.7°	10.6°	7.5°
Video Type	H.264, Motion JPEG (25Hz or 9Hz)
Spectral Band	Spectral Band 7.5 - 14μ
NETD	< 40° mk (VGA), < 70° mk (QVGA+)
Digital Zoom	1x, 2x, 4x
Control Operation	Polarity, NUC, Image Flip, Image Rotation & Digital Zoom

2.6.4 CMOS Camera

Table 2-4: Technical Data and Specifications - CMOS Camera

Imager Type:	1/4" Colour HD CMOS
Effective Pixels / Resolutions: 640 x 480 or 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 720
Lens Type:	Autofocus
Imager FOV (H x V):	54° x 42°
S/N Ratio:	36dB
Additional Features:	Configurable Resolutions, Digital Zoom

3. Safety

This chapter provides safety instructions that technicians should be aware of during the installation, operation and maintenance of the Sarix TI Series Camera.

The chapter consists of the following sections:

Section 3.1: Safety Conventions
Section 3.2: Safety During Installation
Section 3.3: Safety During Maintenance

3.1 Safety Conventions

In this manual, safety information is presented as warnings, cautions, and notes.

WARNING

An operating procedure, practice, and so forth, which if not correctly followed, could result in personal injury or loss of life.

CAUTION

An operating procedure, practice, and so forth, which if not strictly observed, could result in damage to, or destruction of equipment.

NOTE

An operating procedure, practice, and so forth that is essential to highlight.

All procedures in this manual must be performed in accordance with the applicable local regulations.

All local safety regulations apply. If the instructions in any section of this manual contradict those of the applicable local regulations, the instructions of the applicable local regulations will prevail.

3.2 Safety During Installation

To avoid injuries, follow standard safety regulations if mounting the Sarix TI Camera on an elevated location.

3.3 Safety During Maintenance

Warranty void if opening the Sarix TI camera.
Do not touch the Sarix TI Camera optics with bare hands.
Do not use any chemicals for cleaning the Sarix TI Camera. Use only wipes approved for optical equipment. Failure to comply could result in damage to the Sarix TI Camera optical-lens and/or its surfaces.

4. Installation

This chapter provides instructions for installing the Sarix TI Series Camera.

The chapter consists of the following sections:

Section 4.1: Unpacking
Section 4.2: Camera Installation

4.1 Unpacking

A standard package contains the following:

Sarix TI Camera
➢ 18-pin round female cable-connector
Ferrite
Washer Lock
Screw 6-32NCX1/4" SOC HD SS
Terminal lug ring 16AWG stub size 6
Package

Figure 4-1: Sarix TI Camera Package General View

Interior view of a cardboard box containing a white cylindrical object placed on a black base, with a red partially visible part on the left (no text or symbols)

4.2 Camera Installation

NOTE

Opening the Sarix TI Camera enclosure will void the product warranty.

CAUTION

Avoid pointing the Sarix TI Camera at the sun.

4.2.1 Installation Guidelines and Preparation

Prepare your self-made IP PoE cable (cables are available for purchase, see Table 7-3 for information).

4.2.1.1 Cable wires between camera and DC/PoE power supply should be 20-22AWG.
4.2.1.2 Both the camera ant the end-equipment connected to it should be permanently connected to protective earth, using screw and washers. Wires should be made of cupper. Minimal grounding cable is 14AWG.
4.2.1.3 In case of using DC power supply:

(1) The cables should be protected by fuse with maximal current of 3A
(2) The output current shall not exceed 3A after 60s
(3) The maximal output current of the power supply shall not exceed 7.5A

4.2.1.4 Power supply (either POE injector or DC power supply) should be safety approved for local regulations.

4.2.1.5 Install the Ferrite on the operational cable as close as possible, max 5cm, from the system.

4.2.2 Mechanical Interface Preparation

NOTE

It is recommended to check the functioning of the Sarix TI Camera prior to the actual installation.

Figure 4-2 depicts the camera dimensions and mechanical interfaces.
Figure 4-2: Mechanical Interface Preparation - Camera Dimensions

4.2.3 Wall Mount Configuration

An arm for wall-mount is available for purchase (see Table 7-3 for information).

The dimensions of the arm are given in Figure 4-3:

Figure 4-3: Camera Installation - Wall Mount Configuration

4.2.4 Pole Mount Configuration

An adapter for pole-mount is available for purchase (see Table 7-3 for information).

The dimensions of the device are given in Figure 4-4 (note that the arm for wall-mount is required, as well):

Figure 4-4: Camera Installation - Pole Mount Configuration

4.2.5 Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable

The cable is available for purchase (see Table 7-3 for information).

Cable Pinout (see Figure 4-5):

Table 4-1: Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable - Pinout

	Connector Pin # P1	Connector Pin # P2 (RJ45)	Signal Name
Ethernet\POE	2	1	ETH RX+
	6	2	ETH RX-
	11	3	ETH TX+
	15	6	ETH TX-
	12	5,4	POE +
	14	7,8	POE -
DC Power Input	8	P.S (-)	12-32vDC RTN
	9	P.S (+)	12-32vDC
Shield	Camera body	GND Stud	Shield

Figure 4-5: Electrical ICD IP PoE Cable

5. Operation

This chapter provides operating instructions for the Sarix TI Series Camera web GUI.

The chapter consists of the following sections:

Section 5.1: First Time Credentials Setup
Section 5.2: Logging Into Sarix TI Camera Web GUI
Section 5.3: Changing Your Password
Section 5.4: Main Window Overview
Section 5.5: Live View Window
Section 5.6: Status Window
Section 5.7: Network Window
Section 5.8: Streaming Window
Section 5.9: Image Processing Window
Section 5.10: Analytics Window
Section 5.11: System Window
Section 5.12: Logging Out from the Web GUI

5.1 First Time Credentials Setup

1. Open your web browser.
2. Type the Sarix TI Camera default IP address (192.168.0.20) in the address bar and click Enter. The First Time Setup window opens (example):

Figure 5-1: Sarix TI Web GUI – First Time Setup

NOTE

The First Time Setup window appears the first time a user accesses the camera's IP address.

1. Define the administrator username in the Admin Login section.
2. Define the administrator password in the Admin Password section.
3. Retype the same password in the Admin Password (confirm) section.
4. Click ADD. The administrator credentials are defined.

NOTE

After defining the administrator credentials, the Status window opens (see Section 5.2).

5.2 Logging Into Sarix TI Camera Web GUI

1. Open your web browser.

2. Type the Sarix TI Camera default IP address (192.168.0.20) in the address bar and click Enter. The Status window opens (example):

Figure 5-2: Sarix TI Web GUI - Status Window (before Login)

1. You may now view some default settings of your Sarix TI Camera by expanding the System, Thermal or Day tabs.

2. Click . The Login window opens:

Figure 5-3: Login Window

NOTE

A user is able to login only after they set up their credentials for the first time (see Section 5.1).

5. Enter your Username and Password:

Figure 5-4: Login Window – Entering Username and Password

1. Click LOGIN. The following message is displayed on the lower-left corner of the screen for three seconds, stating that you have successfully logged in. In addition, the Status window opens:

Figure 5-5: Sarix TI Web GUI - Status Window (after Login)

You can now use the Sarix TI Web GUI.

5.3 Changing Your Password

1. From the upper-right drop-down menu select Change Password:

Figure 5-6: Changing Your Password - Drop Down Menu

The following opens:

Figure 5-7: Sarix TI Web GUI - Changing Your Password

1. Enter your Current Password.
2. Enter the New Password and re-enter in the New Password (Confirm) field.
3. Click CHANGE PASSWORD. The system automatically logs out and the Login window reopen (see Figure 5-3).
4. Log in using the new password. The Status window re-opens (see Figure 5-5).

5.4 Main Window Overview

The main areas in every window consist of the following:

Figure 5-8: Main Window Overview - Main Areas

Legend:

1. Menu: maneuvering between the GUI main features/tabs.
2. The name of the currently opened feature/tab.
3. Available only after logging in; a drop-down menu, enables to change your password or log out from the program.
4. The area where you can view and/or set the feature parameters.

5.5 Live View Window

The Live View window allows viewing the Sarix TI Camera live video.

1. Click Live View. The Live View window opens, containing a live video display of both thermal and visual cameras (example):

Figure 5-9: Live View Window (example)

1. To freeze the live-view video click □. Click ▶ to resume the live-view video.

2. To view the video in full screen click [.] Click the keyboard Esc key to resume.

3. To take a snapshot of the video and save elsewhere:

a. Click 📄 . A *.jpg file is created and downloaded into your PC. The file is saved in your \Downloads folder.
- the file name of the thermal camera snapshot: proxycam-ir-Snapshot.
- the file name of the visual camera snapshot: proxycam-vis-Snapshot.
b. You can now move the file elsewhere.

5.6 Status Window

The Status window allows viewing some of the Sarix TI Camera parameters and settings.

1. Click Status. The Status window opens (all collapsed):

Figure 5-10: Status Window (all collapsed)

The Status window is comprised of three tabs:

System Tab: allows viewing general parameters related to the camera settings and its software/firmware (see Section 5.6.1).
Thermal Tab: allows viewing parameters related to the thermal camera settings and its software/firmware (see Section 5.6.2).
Day Tab: allows viewing parameters related to the visual camera settings and its software/firmware (see Section 5.6.3).
➢ Disabling / Enabling a Camera: allows disabling the thermal camera and/or the visual camera and enable them (see Section 5.6.4).

5.6.1 System Tab

The System tab allows viewing general parameters related to the camera settings and its software/firmware.

Expand the System tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-11: Status Window - System Tab

The System tab consists of the following parameters:

System temperature: the "System On Chip" temperature.
System up time: the operating time since the last camera startup.
System load: a coded indication on how the system is busy.
ONVIF service URI: the Uniform Resource Indicator (URI), e.g., the ONVIF device web service address.
IP address: the camera IP address.
Product: the camera name.
Serial number: the system Serial Number (S/N).
➢ Firmware version: the version of the installed Firmware (FM).
Build date: the date of the FM creation.
MAC address: the camera unique Media Access Control (MAC) address.

5.6.2 Thermal Tab

The Thermal tab allows viewing parameters related to the thermal camera settings and its software/firmware.

Expand the Thermal tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-12: Status Window - Thermal Tab

The Thermal tab consists of the following parameters:

Pipeline ID: the current name of the pipeline (data processing elements, connected in series, where the output of one element is the input of the next one).
▶ Pipeline Running: is the pipeline running?
➢ Pending Updates: does the pipeline requires initialization?
➢ Actual FPS: the current frame-rate where the pipeline is running.
DFPA: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ Firmware version: indication from the thermal camera.
Gain: indication from the thermal camera.
Frame rate [Hz]: indication from the thermal camera.
Serial number: indication from the thermal camera.
Software version: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ TINT: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ Sensor temp [°C]: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ V bus: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ VDDA: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ VGFID: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ VGSK: indication from the thermal camera.
VT bias: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ VTOFS1: indication from the thermal camera.
➢ VTOFS2: indication from the thermal camera.

5.6.3 Day Tab

The Day tab allows viewing parameters related to the thermal camera settings and its software/firmware.

Expand the Day tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-13: Status Window - Day Tab

The Day tab consists of the following parameters:

▶ Pipeline ID: the current name of the pipeline.
▶ Pipeline Running: is the pipeline running?
➢ Pending Updates: does the pipeline requires initialization?
➢ Actual FPS: the current frame-rate where the pipeline is running.

5.6.4 Disabling / Enabling a Camera

This option allows to disable the thermal camera and/or the CMOS camera and re-enable them.

5.6.4.1 Disabling the Camera

1. Expand the Thermal / Day tab and click . The following opens:

Are you sure you want to disable camera?

System will automatically restart for changes to take effect.

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK to approve. The following opens while the system re-boots:

Figure 5-14: Disabling / Enabling a Camera - System Reboot

On completion, the following opens stating that the corresponding camera is disabled:

Figure 5-15: Disabling / Enabling a Camera - System Reboot Approval

The camera view does not appear anymore on the Live View window.

5.6.4.2 Enabling the Camera

1. Expand the Thermal / Day tab and click . The following opens:

Are you sure you want to enable camera?

System will automatically restart for changes to take effect.

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK to approve. The system re-boots (see Figure 5-14).

On completion, a message is displayed stating that the system has restarted (see Figure 5-15).

The camera view is now available on the Live View window.

5.7 Network Window

The Network window allows configuring the HOST-to-Camera Ethernet communication method.

1. Click Network. The Ethernet window - Basic Settings tab opens:

Figure 5-16: Network Window - Basic Settings Tab

5.7.1 Setting of IP Address

To change the IP address, Subnet mask or Gateway values:

1. Click on the corresponding address and change the value either using the button or type the IP address using the keyboard. An example is shown in Figure 5-17:

Figure 5-17: Network Window - Changing an Address

1. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.7.2 Setting an Auto IP Address (DHCP)

To set a dynamically assigned IP address:

1. Select the Obtain IP address automatically checkbox. Results:

- The address area turns invalid.

- the DNS area become valid.

1. To let the system to select an auto DNS server address: enable the DNS area by selecting the Obtain IP address automatically checkbox. The Obtain DNS servers automatically checkbox is automatically selected.
2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.7.3 Setting a Manual DNS Server Address

This option is applicable when you wish to synchronize the time and date with a DNS server (see Section 5.11.3.2).

To manually select a DNS server address:

1. Enable the DNS area by selecting the Obtain IP address automatically checkbox. The Obtain DNS servers automatically checkbox is automatically selected.
2. Clear the Obtain DNS servers automatically checkbox.
3. Click . An empty DNS line is added.
4. Determine the address.
5. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.7.4 Settings of HTTPS Connection

This option is applicable when selecting either a self-signed certificate or uploading an existing certificate (see Section 5.7.7).

To set the HTTPS connection:

1. Set the HTTPS Port bar to the required value (1 to 65535).
2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.7.5 Setting the Network Interface

To have the network interface permanently set to 100 Mbps:

1. Select the Advanced tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-18: Network Window - Setting Network Interface

1. Select the Fix network speed to 100Mbit full duplex checkbox.

5.7.6 Resetting Network Settings

To revert network settings back to factory defaults:

1. Click . The following opens:

Figure 5-19: Network Window - Resetting IP Address Approval

Are you sure you want to revert network settings to factory defaults?

This will undo all previous network settings

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK to revert network settings back to factory defaults.

5.7.7 Restarting ONVIF Service

To restart the system and reload ONVIF service:

Click . The following opens while the system re-starts:

Figure 5-20: Network Window - ONVIF Reload

NOTE

The HTTPS Port default value is 443.

5.7.8 Certificates

5.7.8.1 Creating a Certificate Request

This option allows retrieval of a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate.

1. Select the Certificates tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-21: Certificates - Creating a Certificate Request

1. Enter/select the following details:

2. Common Name (compulsory; an IP address or system Host name).
   • State or Province
   • Country (select from the drop-down list)

3. City
4. Organization

5. Department

6. Click SUBMIT. Your request is submitted for approvals.

5.7.8.2 Generating a Self-Signed Certificate

This option allows producing a self-made certificate.

1. Select the Generate Self-Signed Certificate option. The following opens:

Figure 5-22: Certificates - Generating a Self-Signed Certificate

1. Enter/select the following details:

2. Common Name (compulsory; an IP address or system Host name).
   • State or Province
   • Country (select from the drop-down list)

3. City
4. Organization
5. Department

6. Validity (in days)

7. Click SUBMIT. Your self-signed certificate is submitted for approvals.

5.7.8.3 Uploading a Certificate

This option allows loading an existing certificate, originated by another source.

1. Select the Upload Certificate option. The following opens:

Figure 5-23: Certificates - Uploading a Certificate

1. Click SELECT FILE and browse to select the certificate file (*.pem format).
2. Click . Your uploaded certificate is submitted.

5.8 Streaming Window

The Streaming window allows configuring the video flow-rate and the video encoding method.

5.8.1 Thermal Tab

1. Click Streaming. The Streaming - Thermal Tab opens:

Figure 5-24: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab

1. Under each option in the Thermal Tab you can:

2. Click to restart the video streaming.

3. Click to stop the video streaming.
4. Click to re-start the video streaming.

5.8.1.1 Main Stream

Expand the Main Stream option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-25: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab - Main Stream

The main stream option consists of the following parameters:

➢ Misc Properties parameters:

• CBR: the video flow-rate (Kb/Sec).
- IntraQp: an auto calculation of the I-level quality-level (default: -1).
• VBR quality factor: 1 is the lowest level (applies only for VBR).
• Rate Control: Constant Bit Rate (CBR) or Variable Bit Rate (VBR).

• GOP: Group Of Pictures; how many frames will include an Intra-Frame.

- Unit Type: selection of the installed camera/lens type and the installation method.

• Video Encoding: selection of the video coding (mjpeg requires a system restart).

• Image Size/Rate: selection of the video that will be taken from the camera.

5.8.1.2 Secondary Stream

Expand the Secondary Stream option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-26: Streaming Window - Thermal Tab - Secondary Stream

The secondary stream option consists of the following parameters:

➢ VBR quality factor: 1 is the lowest level.
GOP I-frame spacing: Group Of Pictures; how many frames will include an Intra-Frame.
➢ Video encoding: selection of the video coding (mjpeg requires a system restart).

5.8.2 Day Tab

Under each option in the Day Tab you can:

• Click to restart the video streaming.
• Click to stop the video streaming.
• Click to re-start the video streaming.

5.8.2.1 Main Stream

Expand the Main Stream option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-27: Streaming Window - Day Tab - Main Stream

The main stream option consists of the following parameters:

• CBR: the video flow-rate (Kb/Sec).
- IntraQp: an auto calculation of the I-level quality-level (default: -1).
• VBR quality factor: 1 is the lowest level (applies only for VBR).
• Rate Control: CBR or VBR.

• GOP: Group Of Pictures; how many frames will include an Intra-Frame.

- Unit Type: selection of the installed camera/lens type and the installation method.

• Video Scale: the video resolution; "NO CHANGE": 1280 x 720 (HD).

• Video Encoding: selection of the video coding (mjpeg requires a system restart).

• Image Size/Rate: selection of the video that will be taken from the camera.

5.8.2.2 Secondary Stream

Expand the Secondary Stream option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-28: Streaming Window - Day Tab - Secondary Stream

The secondary stream option consists of the following parameters:

➢ VBR quality factor: 1 is the lowest level.
GOP I-frame spacing: Group Of Pictures; how many frames will include an Intra-Frame.
➢ Video encoding: selection of the video coding (mjpeg requires a system restart).

5.8.3 General Configuration Tab

Select the General Configuration tab. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-29: Streaming Window - General Configuration Tab

The General Configuration tab consists of the following parameters:

➢ Enable Authentication: user/password enabled.
▶ RTSP Port: the RTSP port.
▶ RTSP Over HTTP Enabled
▶ RTSP Over HTTP Port

5.9 Image Processing Window

The Image Processing window allows changing the video display method, orientation and quality.

Click Image Processing. The Image Processing - Thermal tab opens.

5.9.1 Thermal Tab

1. You can:

- From the Active Pipeline drop-down list select the pipeline name that is currently active (either Night Vision - NV or EyeQ):

• Click to restart the video streaming.
• Click to stop the video streaming.
• Click to re-start the video streaming.

Figure 5-30: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab

1. Applicable for video processing only: click SITE DEFAULTS to revert the entire settings to your local site settings. The following opens:

Are you sure you want to revert settings to site defaults?

This will undo all previous settings

CANCEL OK

1. Click OK to approve.

2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.9.1.1 Basic Settings

Expand the Basic Settings option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-31: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Basic Settings

The Basic Settings option consists of the following parameters:

Black hot: select ("Black Hot") or Clear ("White Hot") the Black Hot checkbox. After clicking APPLY, the video image display is changing accordingly (example):

➢ Gamma: Gamma level corrections.

5.9.1.2 Signal Processing Settings

1. Expand the Basic Settings option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-32: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Signal Processing Settings

1. Set the Noise filter level: filtering noises. It is recommended to remain with the default value (high-value filtering will result in movement smudge).

5.9.1.3 Gain Control Settings

Expand the Gain Control option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-33: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Gain Control Settings

The Gain Control option consists of the following parameters:

Bad picture pacifier: noise-level deductions. It is recommended to remain with the default value.
Gray Levels: the quantity of the gray-levels (up to 200).

5.9.1.4 Advanced Settings

Expand the Advanced Settings option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-34: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Advanced Settings

The Advanced Settings option consists of the following parameters:

Edge Contrast: enhancement of the image contrast.
Edge Enhancement: enhancement of the image edges.

5.9.1.5 Color Processing Settings

1. Expand the Color Processing option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect; click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-35: Image Processing Window - Thermal Tab - Color Processing Settings

1. Click HISTOGRAM CALCULATION ROI. The following opens (example):

Figure 5-36: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (1 of 3)

1. Select the Allow Region Editing checkbox allowing to define an ROI on the image. The Regions and Sub-Regions areas are enabled.

2. Click the + sign to enable more than one sub-region.

3. Select SubRegion-1 and mark an ROI on the image using the mouse (example):

Figure 5-37: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (2 of 3)

1. Click APPLY. The Sub Region area is highlighted on the image and the histogram is automatically calculated and saved (the image processing only focuses on the pixels on the pixels within the ROI).

2. If more than one SubRegion is defined: select SubRegion-2 and mark an ROI on the image using the mouse (example):

Figure 5-38: Image Processing Window - Histogram Calculation ROI (3 of 3)

1. Click Active Histogram Area to define the selected area as the reference for the calculation.
2. Click APPLY. The Sub Region area is highlighted on the image and the histogram is automatically calculated and saved.
3. To delete a Sub Region definitions: select the Sub Region (SubRegion-1 or SubRegion-2 in the example) and click the - sign.
4. Clear the Allow Region Editing checkbox. The image is cleared from the ROI markings and the buttons are disabled.

5.9.2 Day Tab

1. You can:

- From the Active Pipeline drop-down list select the pipeline name that is currently active (Night Vision - NV, or EyeQ):

• Click to restart the video streaming.
• Click to stop the video streaming.
• Click to re-start the video streaming.

Figure 5-39: Image Processing Window - Day Tab

1. Applicable for video processing only: click SITE DEFAULTS to revert the entire settings to your local site settings (saved during Section 5.11.1.4: Save As Site). The following opens:

Are you sure you want to revert settings to site defaults?

This will undo all previous settings

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK to approve.

2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.9.2.1 Geometry Settings

Expand the Geometry Settings option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect, click to revert your changes):

Figure 5-40: Image Processing Window - Day Tab - Geometry Settings

The Geometry Settings option consists of the following parameter:

Digital Zoom Level:

5.9.2.2 Misc. Properties Settings

Expand the Misc Properties Settings option. The following opens (click APPLY for the changes to take effect, click CANCEL to revert your changes):

Figure 5-41: Image Processing Window - Day Tab - Misc Properties Settings

The Misc. Properties Settings option consists of the following detector parameters:

Brightness
Color Effects
Contrast
➢ Focus, Absolute: 0: Automatic, 1: infinity (recommended).
▶ Horizontal Flip
Hue
Saturation
▶ Vertical Flip
➢ White Balance, Automatic: not active.

5.10 Analytics Window

The Analytics Window enables detecting and tracking movement within predefined ROIs, as well as for teaching the system where movement typically occurs.

1. Click Analytics. The Analytics window opens (all collapsed):

Figure 5-42: Analytics Window (all collapsed)

The Analytics window is comprised of three tabs:

Regions Tab: enables marking of regios to detect movement (see Section 5.10.1).
➢ Ignore Regions Tab: enables marking of regions in which movement is ignored (see Section 5.10.2).
➢ Learning Tab: enables the system to learn the viewed scene and where movement typically occurs (see Section 5.10.3).

NOTE

When entering the Analytics window, either of the following messages is displayed on the lower-left corner of the screen, depending on whether VMD is active or disabled. Click OK to close these messages.

NOTE

To enable/disable viewing analytics, click in the top-left corner of the screen to toggle between enable and disable. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.10.1 Regions Tab

The Regions tab enables marking regions to detect movement.

1. Expand the Regions tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-43: Analytics Window - Regions Tab

1. Click the + sign. The following opens (example):

Figure 5-44: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Region Options

1. Click in the Name field and enter a region name.
2. Select region type from the following options:

Area – detection is done within a close frame.
Fence – detection is done for objects moving towards a predefined line.

NOTE

Some region options change depending on the type of region selected.

5. Select the following parameters:

- Minimum Detection Size: determines the size and characters of the object to be detected.

Animal

Human

Vehicle

• ONVIF Alert: enabling receiving alerts which conform to ONVIF protocol.
• Maximum Speed: fastest speed that will be detected, in m/sec (default: 1 m/sec)
- Area Direction: determines the type of object movement (in relation to the region) that will be detected (this option is available when Area type region is selected)

No entry

No exit

Any

- Fence direction: determines the type of object movement (in relation to the fence line) that will be detected (this option is available when Fence type region is selected)

Left to right

Right to left

Any

1. Click the live image to mark the region frame points.

2. Double click the region starting point to end the region marking.

Figure 5-45: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Area ROI

Figure 5-46: Analytics Window - Regions Tab - Fence ROI

NOTE

The color next to the region name corresponds with the color of the region marked on the image.

1. To delete a region definition: select the region (Region-1 or Region-2 in the example) and click the - sign.
2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.10.2 Ignore Regions Tab

The Ignore Regions tab enables marking regions in which movement is ignored. Expand the Ignore Regions tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-47: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab

1. Click the + sign. The following opens (example):

Figure 5-48: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab - Ignore Regions ROI (1 of 2)

1. Click the live image to mark the Ignore Region frame points.
2. Double click the region starting point to end the Ignore Region marking.

Figure 5-49: Analytics Window - Ignore Regions Tab - Ignore Regions ROI (2 of 2)

1. To delete an Ignore Region definition: select the ignore region (IgnoreRegion-1 or IgnoreRegion-2 in the example) and click the - sign.
2. Click APPLY for the changes to take effect (click CANCEL to revert your changes).

5.10.3 Learning Tab

The Learning tab enables the system to learn the scene and where movement typically occurs. Expand the Learning tab. The following opens:

Figure 5-50: Analytics Window - Learning Tab

1. Click either of the following buttons:

2. Click to start the learning session.

3. Click to resume the learning session after the Stop button was activated.
4. Click ____ to stop the learning session (if, for example, unusual activity is occurring).
5. Click to delete the learning session in progress.

START

RESUME

STOP

RESET

NOTE

VMD must be active (i.e., the toggle button in the top-left corner of

the screen must appear like this: ) to start the learning session.

NOTE

When the Start button is pressed, the following message is displayed on the lower-left corner of the screen. Click OK to close this message.

VMD in learning

OK

5.10.4 Analytics Settings

Click in the upper-right corner of the screen. The following opens:

Figure 5-51: Analytics Window - Analytics Settings

The Analytics Settings window consists of the following parameters:

➢ ActiveBlockPercent: Percentage of the block area that should be active in order to detect movement (default: 70%)
BlockSize: minimum block size (default: 8)
➢ Draw Region: enabling drawing of region
➢ Draw Target Box: enabling frame overlay around the moving target
Draw Target Trail: enabling trail showing the path the moving target has taken. The maximum trail length is determined by “MaxTargetTrailLength”
➢ Initial Noise Level: higher level reduces the effect of noise in a scene, but also reduces detection sensitivity (default: 6)
➢ LearningTime: length of time, in seconds, the learning session will run (default: 30 seconds)
MaxTargetTrailLength: trail length, in FPS (default: 120 FPS). Will not display if “Draw Target Trail” is not enabled
➢ Scene History: minimum number of frames that are used for movement detection (default: 2)
TTL: length of time, in seconds, a target will continue to be considered a target after it hasn't been seen (default: 2 seconds)
Track All Frame: enabling tracking of target in entire image frame, not just in the ROI the object was detected in
➢ Warning Time: elapsed time, in seconds, until the system defines the identified object as a target (default: 0.4 seconds)

NOTE

To close the Analytics Settings screen, click ✗ in the upper-right corner of the screen. Any changes that were made are retained.

5.11 System Window

The System Window consists of five tabs:

Admin Tab (see Section 5.11.1)
➢ Logs Tab (see Section 5.11.2)
Date and Time Tab (see Section 5.11.3)
➢ File Upload Tab (see Section 5.11.4)
User Management Tab (see Section 5.11.5)

5.11.1 Admin Tab

Click ADMIN. The following opens:

Figure 5-52: System Window - Admin Tab

5.11.1.1 Restart

To completely restart the entire system:

1. Click . The following opens:

Figure 5-53: System Window - Admin Tab - Restart Aproval

1. Click OK to approve the system restart. The following opens, stating that the restart process could take a few minutes:

Figure 5-54: System Window - Admin Tab - Restart

On completion, the following opens prompting that the restart is completed:

Restart Completed. Page will refresh shortly. OK

5.11.1.2 Archive System Files

To archive the entire system files:

1. Click ARCHIVE SYSTEM FILES . The following opens, prompting that the archiving is in process:

Figure 5-55: System Window - Admin Tab - Archive System Files

On completion, the following opens prompting to approve the download of the archived file:

Archiving done. Do you want to download archive?

NO

YES

1. Click Yes to download the file. The file is downloaded and saved in your \Downloads folder. File name: System-files.tgzx.

5.11.1.3 Save As Site

To save the current settings of the camera and the GUI as site defaults:

1. Click . The following opens:

Figure 5-56: System Window - Admin Tab - Save As Site Approval

Are you sure you want to save current settings as site defaults?

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK to proceed. The following opens, prompting that site defaults save is in process:

Figure 5-57: System Window - Admin Tab - Save As Site

On completion, the following opens prompting that the site defaults are saved:

Settings saved to site

OK

To download an archived file that contain the site defaults:

1. Click EXPORT SITE. The following opens prompting to approve the site defaults download:

Figure 5-58: System Window - Admin Tab - Export Site Approval

Do you want to configure site with DHCP?

NO

YES

1. Click Yes to download the file with DHCP, OR:

Click No to download the file with a constant IP address.

The file is downloaded and saved in your \Downloads folder. File name: site-defaults.tgzx.

To revert system settings back to the site defaults settings:

1. Click Site Defaults. The following opens prompting to approve the revert process:

Figure 5-59: System Window - Admin Tab - Site Defaults Approval

Are you sure you want to revert settings to site defaults?

This will undo all previous settings while keeping site settings

CANCEL

OK

1. Click OK. The following opens, prompting that the site defaults restoration is in process:

Figure 5-60: System Window - Admin Tab - Site Defaults

On completion, the following opens prompting that the site defaults are saved:

Settings are back to Site defaults. OK

5.11.1.6 Factory Defaults

To revert settings to factory defaults:

1. Click FACTORY DEFAULTS. The following opens prompting to approve the revert process:

Figure 5-61: System Window - Admin Tab - Factory Defaults Approval

Are you sure you want to revert settings to factory defaults?

This will undo all previous settings, including site settings

CANCEL

OK

NOTE

If Preserve IP is unchecked, the system will restart with the default IP.

If Preserve Users is unchecked, all users will be deleted upon system restart.

1. Click OK. The following opens, prompting that the factory defaults restoration is in process:

Figure 5-62: System Window - Admin Tab - Factory Defaults

On completion, the following opens prompting that the factory defaults are saved:

Settings are back to Factory defaults.

OK

5.11.2 Logs Tab

The Status tab allows downloading data files from the Sarix TI Camera. This is mainly useful when troubleshooting possible Sarix TI Camera malfunctions by Pelco's technical support team.

1. Click System and select Log Files. The Status tab displays a list of logs (example):

Figure 5-63: System Window - Logs Tab

1. To refresh the list click

5.11.3 Date and Time Tab

CAUTION

Time synchronization is extremely important for the ONVIF handshake. If the time is not correctly synchronized, the camera may not connect over ONVIF.

The Date and Time tab allows synchronizing of the Sarix TI Camera time and date according to several methods:

Click System and select the DATE & TIME tab. The Date & Time tab opens:

Figure 5-64: System Window - Date and Time Tab

5.11.3.1 Synchronizing with Browser Time

Select the Synchronize with browser time option. The following opens:

Figure 5-65: System Window - Date and Time Tab - Synchronizing with Browser Time

5.11.3.2 Synchronizing with NTP

Select the Synchronize with NTP option. The following opens:

Figure 5-66: System Window - Date and Time Tab - Synchronizing with NTP

5.11.4 File Upload Tab

The File Upload tab allows updating your Sarix TI Camera with FM/SW.

1. Click System and select the FILE UPLOAD tab. The File Upload tab opens:

Figure 5-67: System Window - File Upload Tab

1. Click SELECT FILE to browse and select the required FM/SW file (*.tgzx file format).
2. Click UPLOAD FILE. The uploading process is started. On completion, the RESTART button is valid.
3. Click RESTART to validate the Sarix TI Camera with the FM/SW uploading process.

5.11.5 User Management Tab

The User Management tab is used to manage user's login permissions.

Click System and select the User Management tab. The User Management tab opens:

Figure 5-68: System Window - User Management Tab

5.11.5.1 Adding a User

To add a new user:

1. Click . The following opens:

Figure 5-69: System Window - User Management Tab - Adding a User

1. Enter the User Name.
2. From the User Role drop-down list select the usage-level of the user:

1. Click APPLY to validate the changes.

5.11.5.2 Editing User Details

1. Select a user and click EDIT

Figure 5-70: System Window - User Management Tab - Editing User Details

1. Change the user details.
2. Click APPLY to validate the changes.

5.12 Logging Out from the Web GUI

1. Stop any action, currently in process.
2. From the upper-right drop-down menu select Logout:

Figure 5-71: Logging Out from the Web GUI - Drop Down Menu

The user is logged out from the program and the Status window re-opens (see Figure 5-2).

6. Maintenance

This chapter provides the Sarix TI Series Camera preventive maintenance instructions.

The chapter consists of the following sections:

Section 6.1: Visual Inspection
Section 6.2: Cleaning

6.1 Visual Inspection

1. Visually inspect the camera and check the physical condition of the camera's chassis and lens.
2. Check the physical condition of the cable (torn, over-bending, damaged isolation, bent or immersed pins).

6.2 Cleaning

CAUTION

Do not use any chemicals for cleaning the Sarix TI Camera. Failure to comply could result in damage to the Sarix TI Camera optical-lens and/or its surfaces.

1. Clean the Sarix TI Camera using wipes approved for optical equipment.
2. Clean any stains using a cotton-cloth, slightly dumped in tap water.

7. Ordering Information

This chapter provides information for purchasing the Sarix TI Series Camera and accessories. The chapter consists of the following sections:

7.1 Ordering Information

Table 7-1: Ordering Information for 03 Hz Camera

	Lens Type	Part Number
17μ 640x480	14.2mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2614
	35mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2635
	50mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2650
17μ 384x288	14.2mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2314
	35mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2335
	50mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2350

Table 7-2: Ordering Information for 9Hz Camera

	Lens Type	Part Number
17μ 640x480	14.2mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2614-1
	35mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2635-1
	50mm f/1.2, Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2650-1
17μ 384x288	14.2mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2314-1
	35mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2335-1
	50mm f/1.2,Athermalized, Fixed Focus	TI2350-1

7.2 Ordering Accessories

Table 7-3: Ordering Accessories

	Part Number
Accessories:
SARIX TI POW cable 50 FT	TICAB-P50
Wall Mount Accessories:
SARIX TI Wall Mount	TIWM
SARIX TI Pole Adapter REQ Wall MNT	TIPA

8. Index

This chapter provides a list, arranged in alphabetical order, of keywords found throughout this manual.

A

Abbreviations · 1-11

Streaming Window · 5-21

System Window · 5-51

GUI·2-17

C

Certificates

Request · 5-19

Self-Signed Request · 5-19

Uploading a Certificate · 5-20

Cleaning · 6-63

D

Day Tab · 5-12, 5-25

Main Stream · 5-25

Secondary Stream · 5-27

Changing Password · 5-5

Image Processing Window · 5-29

Live View Window · 5-7

Logging Into GUI · 5-3

Logging Out · 5-62

Main Window · 5-6

Network Window · 5-15

Status Window · 5-8

I

Image Processing Window · 5-29

Day Tab · 5-37

Day Tab Geometry Settings · 5-38

Day Tab Misc Properties Settings · 5-39

Thermal Tab · 5-29

Thermal Tab Advanced Settings · 5-33

Thermal Tab Basic Settings · 5-30

Thermal Tab Color Processing Settings · 5-34

Thermal Tab Gain Control Settings · 5-32

Thermal Tab Signal Processing Settings · 5-31

Installation · 4-1

Camera Installation · 4-2

Unpacking · 4-1

Installing Camera · 4-2

IP PoE Cable · 4-6

Mechanical Interface Preparation · 4-2, 4-3

Pole Mount Configuration · 4-5

Wall Mount Configuration · 4-4

L

Live View Window · 5-7

LOF·1-7

Logging Out · 5-62

Login · 5-3

LOT·1-7

M

Main Window Overview · 5-6

Maintenance · 6-63

Cleaning · 6-63

Visual Inspection · 6-63

N

Network Window · 5-15

Certificates · 5-19

HTTPS Connection · 5-17

IP Address · 5-16

IP Address - Auto · 5-16

Manual DNS Server Address · 5-17

ONVIF Service · 5-18

Resetting Network Settings · 5-18

o

Operation · 5-1

Ordering Info · 7-64

Overview·2-13, 2-14

Features · 2-14

GUI·2-17

Physical Description · 2-15

Specifications · 2-18

P

Password Change · 5-5

Physical Description · 2-15

R

Revisions · 1-1

S

Safety · 3-1

Safety Conventions · 3-1

Safety During Installation · 3-2

Safety During Maintenance · 3-2

Safety Instructions

Conventions · 3-1

Installation · 3-2

Maintenance·3-2

Scope · 1-12

Specifications · 2-18

CMOS Camera · 2-20

Configurations · 2-19

System Specifications · 2-18

Thermal Camera · 2-20

Status Window · 5-8

Status Window Overview

Day Tab · 5-12

Date & Time Tab - Sync with Browser · 5-59

Date & Time Tab - Sync with NTP · 5-59

File Upload Tab · 5-60

Logs Tab · 5-57

User Management Tab · 5-60

User Management Tab - Adding a User · 5-61

User Management Tab - Editing a User · 5-62

T

Thermal Tab · 5-10, 5-21

Main Stream · 5-22

Secondary Stream · 5-24

TOC · 1-2

V

Visual Inspection · 6-63

U

Unpacking · 4-1

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