VX-2M-OD3-RIAH - Security Camera 3xLOGIC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL VX-2M-OD3-RIAH 3xLOGIC

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VISIX S-Series Outdoor IP Dome Camera

VX-2M-OD3-RIAH Quick Start Guide

v01-2019

Table of Contents

1 CAMERA OVERVIEW....3

1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS 3

Available Mounts....3

1.2 INSTALLATION 4

Removing Dome 4

Installing the MicroSD Card 4

Installing The Camera - Cabling Routed Through Base 5

Installing The Camera — Cabling Routed Through Side 6

Installation – Cabling 8

2 CAMERA SETUP .... 16

2.1 DETECTING, ACTIVATING CHANGING THE CAMERA IP ADDRESS 16

1.1 ADDING A VISIX S-SERIES CAMERA TO VIGIL SERVER.... 17

1.2 ACCESS UI VIA WEB BROWSER 19

1 Camera Overview

1.1 Package Contents

Please see the descriptions of the camera's box contents.

Number	Description
1	Camera w/ Junction Housing
2	Mounting Base
3	Installation Hardware (screws and anchors)
4	T20 Torx Key
5	Video Test Monitor Connector
6	Cable routing hole cap (for routing cable through side)
7	RJ-45 Gasket Piercing Cap

NOTE: Press and hold RESET for 10s when the camera is powering on or rebooting to restore the default settings, including the user name, password, IP address, port No., etc.

AVAILABLE MOUNTS

■ VX-WM-147: Wall Mount Adaptor
VX-PM-147: Pendant Mount Adaptor
VX-POLE-147: Pole Mount Adaptor
VX-CM-147: Corner Mount Adaptor

1.2 Installation

REMOVING DOME

1. Use the supplied torx key to unscrew the three fastening points for the dome.
2. Lift the dome to remove it from the camera chassis.

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INSTALLING THE MICROSD CARD

Steps:

1. Use the supplied hardware to unfasten the dome screws and remove the from the chassis.
2. Insert the microSD card into the available reader slot.

microSD ▲

INSTALLING THE CAMERA - CABLING ROUTED THROUGH BASE

Steps:

1. Use a pencil and the mounting base to mark the drilling points and the cable hole on the installation surface.
2. Drill the cable hole and anchoring points into the installation surface.
3. Insert the anchors.

Ø5.5mm Ø43mm

1. Route the cabling harness through the center cable hole.
2. Use a Philipps-head screwdriver to fasten the mounting base to the installation surface.

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1. Proceed to Installation – Preparing Camera Housing for next steps.

INSTALLING THE CAMERA — CABLING ROUTED THROUGH SIDE

Steps:

1. Run the cabling to the installation point.

2. Install the routing hole cap where you intend to insert the cabling harness into the side of the camera housing. (Front is marked on the mounting base). Ensure the hole cap meets flush with the mounting base.

JACKETTOM BOX ROUTING HOLE SWITCH 1. DOUBLE GANG 2. DOUBLE GANG

1. Use a pencil and the mounting base to mark the drilling points on the installation surface.

JUNCTION BOX RUNNING NOLE DRINKING 1. SINGLE GANG 2. DOUBLE GANG

1. Drill the anchoring points into the installation surface.

2. Insert the anchors.

Ø5.5mm

1. Feed the cabling through the side routing hole as you bring the mounting plate closer to the installation surface. The routing hole cap should fit snuggly into place with the mounting plate. Use a Philips head screwdriver to fasten the mounting base to the installation surface.

JUNCTION PAN MOISTING HOLE GROUND 1. SINGLE GANG & DOUBLE GANG 5.0

1. Proceed to Installation – Preparing Camera Housing for next steps.

INSTALLATION – PREPARING CAMERA HOUSING

1. If routing the cable through the base of the camera, route the cabling through the hole you drilled in the installation surface (A). If you are routing the cable through the side of the camera, no action is required (B).

JUNCTION BOX MOUNTED HOLE DESCRIPTION 1. SINGLE GANG 2. DOUBLE GANG A

JUNCTION BOX MOUNTED HOLE DESCRIPTION 1. SINGLE GANG 2. DOUBLE GANG B

1. Using a Philipps-head screwdriver, attach the GND wire to the grounding terminal located in the camera's housing

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1. Attach the supplied RJ-45 piercing cap to the RJ-45 cable head.
2. Pierce the center weatherproof gasket seal and pull the RJ-45 cable through the gasket. Always pull the cabling through gently to avoid tearing the gasket.

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1. Use the supplied Torx key to pierce the remaining seals and insert the remaining cabling through the weather seals.

JACKETTON BOX INVERTISING HOLE CAPSICIPERS 1. SINGLE GEAR 2. DOUBLE GANG LAWARO LAWARO LAWARO

Warning: Only pass a single segment of cabling through a seal. Attempting to pass more than one segment of cabling can compromise the seal.

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1. If routing through the bottom of the camera, skip this step. If routing cabling through the side of the camera, remove the side routing hole plug from the camera housing and dispose of it.

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1. Pull the remaining cables through the weatherproof gaskets.. Always pull the cabling through gently to avoid tearing the gasket. Be sure to dispose of the RJ-45 piercing cap.

2. Fasten the camera housing to the mounting plate using the supplied Torx key.

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1. Attach the safety wire located in the camera housing to the clip located on the camera body.

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1. Remove the alarm and power terminal blocks.

2. Wire the alarm and power blocks according to the labelling on the wiring / blocks.

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1. Attach all cabling and blocks to the camera's inputs / outputs.

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1. Fasten the camera body to the camera housing using the supplied torx key,
2. Fasten the dome to the camera body using the supplied torx key.

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2 Camera Setup

2.1 Detecting, Activating Changing the Camera IP Address

After networking the camera with the LAN, the user must obtain the camera's IP address to connect to the device. To obtain the IP address, the 3xLOGIC Camera (VISIC IP) Setup Utility, a software tool which can automatically detect online network cameras on the LAN, add these devices to VIGIL Server and list the device information including IP address, subnet mask, port number, device serial number, device version, etc... is recommended. An example is shown in Figure 2-3.

This utility is installed alongside VIGIL Server or can be downloaded separately. If on a VIGIL Server system, launch utility from Start>Programs>VIGIL>Utility or download the utility from the 3xLOGIC website's Software Support Center > VIGIL Utilities (http://www.3xlogic.com/software-center) to a Windows PC.

Steps:

1. Launch the utility.
2. Click Detect Online Devices / Change IP Address.

3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility Detect Online Devices / Change IP address Show Advanced Options >> IP Address 10 . 1 . 13 . 138 Port 80 User name admin Password ***** Web Settings Video Preview Connect Update Firmware Save to VIGIL Quit 2017-09-22 12:08:40: Found Vigil.exe Version:10.00.0100

Detect Online Devices / Change: IP address 1. Select Online Devices Activated Device Type IP Address Port Number Serial Number 002 Yes SN-25-CPIR-WI 10.1.11.34 8000 003 No SN-25-CPIR-WI 10.1.11.51 8000 004 Yes VX-412B-AID-1 10.1.13.56 8000 005 Yes VSX-3NP-COIR-28 10.1.12.81 8000 006 Yes VSX-5NP-DZ 10.1.12.87 8000 007 Yes VSX-ZNP-MVOD8 10.1.13.104 8000 008 Yes VSX-ZNP-MVOD8 10.1.13.110 6000 009 Yes YX-35-130-AVID 10.1.11.114 6000 010 Yes VSX-ZNP-D 10.1.13.116 6000 011 Yes VSX-ZNP-MBSR 169.254.84.110 6000 Cameras Already Configured in VISIL Server Refresh Camera as Server Channel Activated Device Type IP Address Port Number Serial Number 005 N/A VX-VT-36 10.1.13.84 80 002 N/A VX-VT-36 10.1.14.88 80 004 Yes VSX-ZNP-VD 10.1.13.101 8000 003 Yes VX-3M20-B-FIDAD 10.1.11.130 8000 001 N/A VX-4 .3MP-PNNI 10.1.12.153 80 2. Configure IP Address Serial Number JN-25-CPIR-WI2010625AARF617NC654 MAC Address Secd-25-BD-Sa-3a IP address 10 1 13 56 Submit mask 256 256 248 8 Device Port 8000 Default Gateway 10 1 19 .254 User Name DNS Server Password Change IP Address Save IP Address Cancel IP Address Change Save to VISIL NEXT Cancel

Figure 2-1 3xLOGIC Camera (VISIX IP) Setup Utility

1. Select the camera from the list of online devices.
2. If you are configuring the camera for initial setup, click Activate to assign a new password. This step is required for security purposes and must be completed before continuing. If the camera has previously been configured, skip to Step 5.
3. Once you have assigned a new password to the camera, click Change IP Address and change the IP address and subnet mask to the same subnet as that of your computer. Save the settings.

2. Configure IP Address Serial Number MAC Address IP address 10 . 1 . 12 . 81 Submit mask 255 . 255 . 248 . 0 Default Gateway 10 . 1 . 10 . 254 DNS Server Device Port 6000 User Name admin Password ****** Change IP Address Save IP Address Cancel IP Address Change Save to WCEL NEXT Cancel

Figure 2-2 3xLOGIC Camera (VISIX IP) Setup Utility – Changing Device IP Address

1. Enter the IP address of network camera in the address field of the web browser to access the camera's web UI.

The default IP address is 192.0.0.64 and the port number is 8000.

NOTE: ■ For accessing the network camera from different subnets, please set the gateway for the network camera after you logged in.

1.1 Adding a VISIX S-Series Camera to VIGIL Server

Purpose:

By following the steps outlined in this section, a user can add a camera to VIGIL Server using the 3xLOGIC Camera (VISIX IP) Setup Utility. The utility was previously utilized in Section 2.1.2 to detect and change the camera's IP address. This utility is installed alongside VIGIL Server and will launch automatically when following the below steps.

Steps:

1. Login to VIGIL Server.
2. Open the Settings > Camera Setup Tab.
3. Select an unused camera channel to associate with the camera.
4. Toggle the Network Camera checkbox. The Network Camera Settings form will deploy. If the form does not deploy automatically, click the Network Camera - Settings button.
5. Click the Detect Cameras button located next to the Type field. The 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility will deploy and will automatically begin detecting devices on the network.

Network Camera Settings Type: Detect Cameras Address: Web Settings Data Port: 80

Figure 1-1 Launching the 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility

1. Select the desired camera from the list of online devices and click Next.

Detect Online Devices / Change IP address 1. Select Online Devices Activated Device Type IP Address Port Number Serial Number 002 Yes SN-2S-CPIR-W 10.1.11.34 8000 003 No SN-2S-CPIR-W 10.1.11.51 8000 004 Yes VX-4S28-MD-1 10.1.13.56 8000 005 Yes VSX-3MP-ODIR28 10.1.12.81 8000 006 Yes VSX-5MP-D2 10.1.12.87 8000

Figure 1-2 3xLOGIC Camera (VISIX IP) Setup Utility – Selecting Camera from Online Devices List

1. After the utility successfully accesses the camera, click Save to VIGIL. A window will deploy where the user can assign the camera's stream profiles.

NOTE: If the utility fails to access the camera, confirm the utility is using the correct log-in credentials for the camera (created during camera activation) and re-attempt saving to VIGIL. If issues persist, contact 3xLOGIC Support.

Save Camera to VIGIL Save to VIGIL Server camera number 7. IP Address: 10.1.11.189 User Name: admin Password: 12345 This camera has multiple streams available. Please select which streams to save to VIGIL. Main Stream: Stream 1 Sub Stream: Stream 2 Stream 1 URL: rftp://10.1.11.189/h264/ch1/main/av_stream Codec: H.264 resolution: 3MP[2048x1536] FPS: 8 Bitale: 1792K Stream 2 URL: rftp://10.1.11.189/h264/ch1/sub/av_stream Codec: H.264 resolution: QVGA[320x240] FPS: 15 Bitale: 320K OK Cancel

Figure 1-3 Assigning Stream Profiles

1. Assign the streams as desired and click OK.

The user will be returned to the Network Camera Settings form.

1. Configure additional settings as desired.

Network Camera Settings Type: 3xLOGIC VISIX-IP Address: 10.1.11.189 Data Port: 8000 RTSP Port: 554 RTSP Stream Type: TCP Camera Number: 1 Main Stream URL: rtsp://10.1.11.189/h264/ch1/man/av_st Sub Stream URL: rtsp://10.1.11.189/h264/ch1/sub/av_stream Stream Type: RTSP H264/H265 Main Stream Timeout: 5 User: admin Password: ****** AZTech Recompress Fast Decompression DIO Audio Recording Camera Control Audio Talk Sub Stream Enable Web Interface in Client Default Settings OK Cancel

1. Click OK to on the Network Camera Settings form then click Apply on the VIGIL Server Settings window to save the new settings.

The camera will now be saved to VIGIL and can be accessed and controlled via the VIGIL Server UI. Any other applicable VIGIL utilities (VIGIL Client, View Lite II) that have been interfaced with the VIGIL Server will also be able to access and control the camera. See the VIGIL Server and VIGIL Client User Guides for more information on interacting with the camera and its footage. Visit the 3xLOGIC Document Library for the latest available support documentation.

1.2 Access UI via Web Browser

Steps:

1. Open a web browser.
2. Input the IP address of the network camera in the URL address bar, e.g., 192.0.0.64 and press the Enter key to enter the login interface. Alternatively, if the camera is interfaced with VIGIL Server, the web UI can be instantly deployed by opening the camera's Network Settings form in VIGIL Server Settings > Cameras Tab and clicking the Web Settings button.
3. Input the user name and password and click Login.

NOTE: The username/password for the camera will have been configured during camera activation If the camera has already been configured using one of 3xLOGIC's setup tools (VIGIL Easy Setup Wizard, 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility) then default credentials will have been changed by the installer (this is a standard security precaution enforced by the setup tools). Contact your security network administrator for credentials.

NOTE: English is the only supported language.

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NETWORK CAMERAS

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Login

Figure 2-3 Login Interface

1. To view video and have full access to the camera's configuration settings, you will need to install the Web Components plug-in. Click "Activate Web Components" to start the plug-in installation.

NOTE: Depending on your web browser, you may be required to authorize the installer to run.

NOTE: You may have to close the web browser to install the plug-in. Reopen the web browser and log in again after installing the plug-in.

Live View Playback Picture Configuration Activate Web Components:

Figure 2-4 Download and Install Plug-in

Setup - Web Components Click Next to continue, or Cancel to exit Setup. Next > Cancel

Figure 2-5 Install Plug-in (1)

Setup - Web Components Setup has finished installing Web Components on your computer. Click Finish to exit Setup. Finish

Figure 2-6 Install Plug-in (2)

After the Web Components plugin successfully install, you can access and operate the camera's browser interface. Visit the 3xLOGIC Document Library for the latest available support documentation.

3xLOGIC

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Westminster, CO 80234

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Information in this document is subject to change without notice. 3xLOGIC and the 3xLOGIC logo are trademarks of 3xLOGIC, Inc. all other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Revised: July 3rd, 2019