American Dynamics ADCI600-D011, ADCI600-D013, ADCI600-D031, ADCI600-D033, ADCI610-D011 Installation

illustra 600/610 Indoor IR HD Mini-dome

Installation & Operation Guide

Version: 20110902

8200-2755-04 A0

Copyright

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Notice of Use

This manual is designed for administrators and users of the network camera. Please read it carefully before use. All requirements should be followed before using this camera.

We are not responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserve the right to change the product and manuals without notice.

Keep this document for future reference.

The camera is for indoor use only.

It is intended that this camera utilizes a 12V DC, 24V AC or PoE power source that complies with LPS requirements.

The camera must be installed on a solid mounting surface.

Keep the camera and other accessories dry.

We are not responsible for any damage caused by inappropriate use.

FCC Notice

The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The 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 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 users will be required to correct the interference at their own expense.

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.

Modifications not expressly authorized by American Dynamics could void the user’s authority to operate the unit.

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ICES statement

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

Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

CE Statement

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which the user may be required to take adequate measure.

Safety Notice

The recessed indoor camera models are rated as suitable for use in environmental air handling spaces, other than inside air ducts or furnace plenums.

ESD Precautions: With the covers removed during installation and alignment this product is sensitive to electrostatic discharge. The installer should take appropriate ESD control measures such as the use of a ESD wrist strap connected to the chassis of the camera.

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Table of Contents
1. Product Overview ...................................................................................................................		1
1.1	Features .............................................................................................................................	1
1.2	Dimensions.........................................................................................................................	2
1.3	Name of Parts ....................................................................................................................	2
1.4	Controls/Connectors...........................................................................................................	3
1.5	Specifications .....................................................................................................................	5
2. Camera Installation.................................................................................................................		8
2.1	Accessory List ....................................................................................................................	8
2.2	Mounting the Camera.........................................................................................................	8
	2.2.1 Preparation – Remove the dome cover and back case...........................................................	8
	2.2.2 Use the template to mark-out and prepare the mounting area ................................................	9
	2.2.3 Connect the wiring and mount the dome enclosure ..............................................................	11
3. Network Connection and Configuration .............................................................................		17
3.1	Network Connection Types ..............................................................................................	17
3.2	Accessing the Camera for the First Time .........................................................................	19
3.3	Using the illustra Connect Tool to Manage Cameras.......................................................	21
4. Using illustra Utility ..............................................................................................................		22
4.1	Overview ..........................................................................................................................	22
	4.1.1 Main Screen ...........................................................................................................................	22
	4.1.2 PTZ Function..........................................................................................................................	23
	4.1.3 Setup Menu............................................................................................................................	23
	4.1.4 Applying Settings ...................................................................................................................	24
4.2	Image ...............................................................................................................................	25
	4.2.1 Codec .....................................................................................................................................	26
	4.2.2 Exposure ................................................................................................................................	29
	4.2.3 White Balance ........................................................................................................................	32
	4.2.4 Basic Settings ........................................................................................................................	33
	4.2.5 Advanced Settings .................................................................................................................	33
	4.2.6 Focus......................................................................................................................................	34
	4.2.7 Privacy Zone ..........................................................................................................................	36
4.3	Network ............................................................................................................................	37
	4.3.1 IP & Ethernet..........................................................................................................................	38
	4.3.2 FTP.........................................................................................................................................	39
	4.3.3 SMTP .....................................................................................................................................	39
	4.3.4 NTP ........................................................................................................................................	40
	4.3.5 RTSP......................................................................................................................................	42
	4.3.6 ONVIF ....................................................................................................................................	43
4.4	System .............................................................................................................................	44
	4.4.1 Date & Time ...........................................................................................................................	45
	4.4.2 Firmware ................................................................................................................................	46
	4.4.3 User Management..................................................................................................................	48
	4.4.4 Language ...............................................................................................................................	49

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4.4.5 Log File...................................................................................................................................	49
4.4.6 Audio ......................................................................................................................................	50
4.5 Event ................................................................................................................................	51
4.5.1 Motion Detection ....................................................................................................................	53
4.5.2 External Alarms......................................................................................................................	54
4.5.3 Face Detection .......................................................................................................................	55
4.5.4 Blur Detection.........................................................................................................................	56
4.5.5 Audio Detection......................................................................................................................	56
4.5.6 Ethernet Detection .................................................................................................................	58
4.5.7 Event Configuration................................................................................................................	58
4.6 Recording .........................................................................................................................	59
4.6.1 Settings – AVI ........................................................................................................................	59
4.6.2 Settings – JPEG Settings.......................................................................................................	60
4.6.3 Settings – FTP .......................................................................................................................	60
4.6.4 Settings – SMTP ....................................................................................................................	60
4.6.5 Settings – SD Card ................................................................................................................	61
4.6.6 Schedule – Settings ...............................................................................................................	61
Appendix A. Factory Defaults..................................................................................................	63
A.1 Image Settings .................................................................................................................	63
A.2 Network Settings..............................................................................................................	64
A.3 System Settings ...............................................................................................................	65
A.4 Event Settings..................................................................................................................	65
A.5 Recording Settings...........................................................................................................	66
Appendix B. Firmware Updates...............................................................................................	67
Appendix C. Using VLC Player to View RTSP Streaming .....................................................	68

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1. Product Overview

1. Product Overview

This Installation & Operation Guide covers the following product codes:

illustra 600 Series	illustra 610 Series
ADCi600-D011	ADCi610-D011
ADCi600-D013	ADCi610-D013
ADCi600-D031	ADCi610-D031
ADCi600-D033	ADCi610-D033

1.1Features

Motion detection

Blur detection

Face detection with smart encoding allows high quality video encoding of detected faces

Remote focus adjustment (drive the motorized lens)

Smart encoding allows the user to define regions of high quality video encoding, reducing overall bandwidth

Maximum resolution 1280x720 (600 series) / 1920x1080 (610 series) provides superior image quality

Supports simultaneous streaming of H.264 and MJPEG encoded video

PoE support eliminates the need for a power cable, providing more freedom in placement

Two-way audio support, G.711 codec

Support for spot auto-exposure

Automatic exposure compensation

Configurable backlight compensation

Digital wide dynamic range

ONVIF 1.02 compliant

Digital zoom

Auto focus

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1.2 Dimensions

1.3 Name of Parts

Back Case

Lens

Dome Cover

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1.4 Controls/Connectors

Video System

Micro SD

Video Out

		Reset
Default

Video System: NTSC / PAL system switch. Default is NTSC. Use a suitable small tool to operate the switch.

Note:

After switching the video system mode from NTSC to PAL or vice versa, you have to restore defaults to apply the changes. You can do this by either of these methods:

1.Press the Default button on the camera and release within 4 seconds to restart the camera.

2.Enter the web-based illustra utility > System > Firmware and press the Factory Default button.

Micro SD: Micro SDHC card slot.

Default:

-Factory Default: Press and release within 4 seconds to restart the camera and restore factory defaults, excluding IP settings*.

-Hardware Factory Default: Press for more than 5 seconds and then release to restart the camera and restore factory defaults, including IP settings*.

-*The IP settings include DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS and HTTP port, which are configured under Network > IP & Ethernet in the illustra utility .

Reset: Using a paper clip or thin object, press the button for at least one second and release to restart the camera.

Video Out: Analog video out RCA jack. Connects to video in connector of a monitor.

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AC Power: Connects to DC 12V / AC 24V power supply. If you are to use power from Ethernet connection, this connector is not used when the power is provided by PoE.

IP Network Connector: Connects to the LAN port of a standard 10Base/100Base-TX device, e.g., hub, switch or router.

Audio In: Connects to an external microphone.

Audio Out: Connects to speaker.

Alarm In 1 & 2: Connects to devices that trigger alarm signals. Up to two input devices can be connected.

Alarm Out: Connects to device that responds to alarm signals, such as buzzers or lights.

GND: Ground (electricity) in electrical circuits.

Note

To connect the Audio In/Out, Alarm In/Out or GND wires, press the relevant spring terminal tab inward using an appropriate small tool and insert the wire into the opening. Then release the tab to secure the wire.

Spring terminal tab

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1.5 Specifications
						illustra 600 Series			illustra 610 Series
						ADCi600-D011			ADCi610-D011
		Model List
						ADCi600-D013			ADCi610-D013
						ADCi600-D031			ADCi610-D031
						ADCi600-D033			ADCi610-D033
			Max. Resolution			720p (1280x720)			1080p (1920x1080)
	Image Sensor		Pixel size		3x3 um
			Type			CMOS
			Active Image Area		5.856H x 3.276V mm
			Type			Built-in IR corrected Lens
			Focal Length		3~9mm
			F No.			Wide F1.2, Tele F2.1
	Lens		IRIS			DC IRIS
			Motorized			Yes
			Format		1/3"
			Transmittance			Clear Bubble : 90% (f/0.2) [D011, D013]
						Smoked Bubble: 45% (f/1.2) [D031, D033]
	Angle of View		Horizontal		93° (wide), 31.7° (tele)
			Vertical		68.4° (wide), 23.8° (tele)
	Automatic		NTSC			1/10,000 s to 8/30 s (max and min selectable)
	Electronic
			PAL			1/10,000 s to 8/25 s (max and min selectable)
	Shutter Range
	Mechanical ICR					True Day/Night capability with IR cut filter removal
			IR Distance		60 ft
			Min. Illumination			Color: 0.3 Lux @ 30IRE
	IR Illuminator					B/W: 0 Lux @ 30IRE (IR ON)
			Min. Safety IR distance			4 feet (<1000sec)
			IR Wave Length		850nm
	Processor		SoC			DM368			DM368
	Video Codec		Dual simultaneous streams		H.264, MJPEG
						H.264:			H.264:
			Max Frame Rate			30fps @ 1280x720,			30fps @ 1920x1080,
						30fps @ 4CIF/2CIF/CIF			30fps @ 4CIF/2CIF/CIF

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				MJPEG:		MJPEG:
				30fps @ 1280x720,		30fps @ 1920x1080,
				30fps @ 4CIF/2CIF/CIF		30fps @ 4CIF/2CIF/CIF
			Codec Quality Options	H.264: CBR(32K~8Mbps), VBR, CVBR
				MJPEG: Adjustable by value
			Codec	G.711 Bi-directional
			Audio Frequency	20Hz~4K Hz
				Single ended 2 k ohm equivalent impedance, 3.1 V
	Audio		Audio Input	open circuit, and max. input single level is 0.5 V
				rms (-6 dBV). Active type microphone (w/ external
				power supply) is recommended.
			Audio Output	Single ended 10k ohm impedance and 0.9 V rms
				max line single level
			SD Card	Micro SDHC
				Two with selectable activation, internal (value) pull
			Alarm In	up to high state, and ground connection for
				external open collector or dry contact device to
				cause low state.
	Interface
			Alarm Out	One relay output, 1A at 30VDC or 0.5A at 125VAC,
				selectable normal open or normal closed
			Analog Video Output	1.0 V p-p, 75 ohm, NTSC/PAL, RCA
			RJ45	10Base/100Base-TX
			Audio In / Out	1/1
			DC 12V	-10% ~ +10% / 9W (Max.)
	Power		AC24V	-20%~ + 30% 47 to 63 Hz / 9W (Max.)
			PoE	9W (Max.)
	Special Features		Spot Auto Exposure	Selectable
			Motion Detection	Yes
			Face Detection	Up to 35 faces detected
			Automatic Exposure	Adjustable
			Compensation
			Back Light Compensation	Selectable
			Digital Wide Dynamic	Selectable level
			Range
			Blur Detection	Yes
			ONVIF 1.02 Compliant	Yes
			Auto Focus	Selectable automatic or manual remote adjustment
				of lens motor

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			Remote Focus Adjustment	Yes
			(Drive the motorized lens)
			Smart Encoding (both user	Up to 5 definable regions
			and face regions)
	Protocols		TCP/IP, HTTP, RTP/RTSP, NTP, DHCP, FTP, SMTP, UPnP
	Support
			Dimensions	135 x H 120mm
	Mechanical		Weight	870g
			Shipping Weight	1540g
			Operating Temperature.	-10 ~50
	Environment		Operating Humidity	10~90% RH
			Storage Temperature.	-40 ~60
			Safety	UL 60950-1 2nd Edition
				FCC
				ICES-003/NMB-003 class A
			EMC	AS/NZS CISPR 22 class A
	Regulatory			EN50130-4
				EN55022 class A
				RoHS compliant
			Other	WEEE applicable
				Reach compliant
			Markings	CE, UL, C-Tick

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2.1 Accessory List

	Security Torx Key	x 1
	Screw hole plug	x 4
	Screw	x 4
	Anchor	x 4
	Guide Pattern Template	x 2
	CD-ROM	x 1
	Fire Protection Cover	x 1
	Quick Start Guide	x 1

2.2 Mounting the Camera

2.2.1 Preparation – Remove the dome cover and back case.

1. Use the supplied security torx key to loosen (not remove) the three cover screws.

2. Loosen the three screws (marked with the triangle icon) on the dome base.

3. Remove the back case.

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2.2.2 Use the template to mark-out and prepare the mounting area

Method 1: To flush mount using screws

1.Create a circular opening in the mounting surface with a diameter of 110 mm (4.3”) with tolerances of -0/+5 mm (-0/.0.2”).

2.Create two 6 mm (0.2”) holes at the T3 template positions. Then insert the screw anchors into the holes.

Method 2: To flush mount using locking arms

Create a circular opening in the mounting surface with a diameter of 110 mm (4.3”) with tolerances of - 0/+5 mm (-0”/.0.2”).

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Method 3: To surface mount

1.According to your needs, create 6mm (0.2”) holes at the T1/T2 template positions. Then insert the screw anchors into the holes.

2.If you want to feed wiring from the hole on the top of the back case, create a circular opening (bottom conduit hole) in the mounting surface.

Method 4: To surface mount using junction box

No need to mark-out and prepare the mounting areas. Skip to next section for mounting instructions.

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2.2.3 Connect the wiring and mount the dome enclosure

Method 1: To Flush Mount the Dome using screws

1.Firstly, feed the leads through the fire protection cover, then connect the wiring and assemble the fire protection cover.

Fire protection cover	If you need to disassemble the fire protection
	cover, press both buttons on each side and
	then pull out.

2. Fasten the two TP4 screws to the inserted anchors to secure the dome enclosure in place.

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3.Adjust the focusing position by rotating and panning the camera base. When rotating the camera base, do not rotate it past the stop point.

4.Use the supplied security torx key to tighten the three cover screws to replace the dome cover.

5.Finally, insert the screw hole plugs to the three cover screws.

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Method 2: Flush mount using locking arms

1.Turn the silver-colored screws clockwise to extend the locking arms.

2.Tighten the screws sufficiently to compress the arms to adjust to the mounting surface.

Locking arms

Tighten the screws

3. Adjust the focusing position by rotating and panning the camera base. When rotating the camera base, do not rotate it past the stop point.

4.Use the supplied security torx key to tighten the three cover screws to replace the dome cover.

5.Finally, insert the screw hole plugs to the three cover screws.

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Method 3: To surface mount

1.According to your needs, use the top or side knock-out on the back case for cable entry and connect the wiring. Mount the back case on a surface with screws.

2.Align the back case and the lens base, and then fasten the TP4 screws into the inserted anchors. There is a red dot on the back case and the lens base respectively. Use the dots to align the case and the base.

Top knock-out

Side knock-out

Use the red dots on back case and lens base for alignment.

3. Adjust the focusing position by rotating and panning the camera base. Note that the back case side

conduit hole is the point where the camera will not rotate past.

Side conduit hole

4.Use the supplied security torx key to tighten the three cover screws to replace the dome cover.

5.Finally, insert the screw hole plugs to the three cover screws.

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Method 4: To surface mount using junction box

1.Tie your wiring into a junction box and feed the leads through the top knock-out on the back case.

2.Tighten the electrical screws to secure the back case to the junction box. Then connect the wiring.

3.Align the back case and the lens, and then fasten the three screws. There is a red dot on the base case and the lens base respectively. Use the dots to align the case and the base.

Use the red dots on back case and lens base for alignment.

4. Adjust the focusing position by rotating and panning the camera base. Note that the back case side conduit hole is the point where the camera will not rotate past.

Side conduit hole

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5.Use the supplied security torx key to tighten the three cover screws to replace the dome cover.

6.Finally, insert the screw hole plugs to the three cover screws.

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