Honeywell HCX13MW, HCX3W, HCX5DW Quick Install Manual
HCX Series Network IP Camera
Quick Install Guide
The HCX Series high speed network megapixel cameras
deliver hi-speed, high quality images even in low-light.
With the HCX Series cameras in your network, you can
record crisp, clear megapixel images while, at the same
time, viewing low-bandwidth video. The rugged, compact
design makes it ideal for industrial applications.
Installation
1. Plug your HCX Series camera into the network.
2. Before applying power, verify you are using the
correct power supply.
The HCX Series cameras can be powered directly or
via the Ethernet using an IEEE 802.3af power source.
HCX13MW
POWER
24V~ 12-24V
ETHERNET
802.3afPoE
PoE
connection
HCX3W / HCX5DW
VIDEO
OUT
Ethernet HCX13M
00 – 50 – 1A – D0 – 00 – 11
Direct
connection
HCX13MW Camera
The analog Video Out is a female RCA connector. It is
factory configured to NTSC; see step 3 on page 2 to
change to PAL. The analog video is only available for
viewing until the first digital image is requested via
the Ethernet connection.
POWER
24V~ 12-24V
ETHERNET
802.3afPoE
VIDEO
OUT
EthernetHCX13M
00 – 50 – 1A – D0 – 00 – 11
Note Setting up the camera on an analog monitor
after the camera has streamed images to the
network, requires a reboot of the camera.
The analog monitor displays the overall image with
the center of the image digitally zoomed in the
middle of the screen. Below the digitally zoomed
image are two bar meters that indicate optimal focus.
Center of image
digitally zoomed
in middle of
screen
ETHERNE T
802.3afPoE
TRIGGER
- IN + - OU T +
CF MEDIA
Ethernet HCX5D
00 – 50 – 1A – D0 – 00 – 11
PoE
connection
Direct
connection
VIDEO
OUT
POW ER
24V~ 12-24V
Powered Direct:
The input voltage is 12 - 24 VDC or 24 VAC, and the
polarity is not important.
Powered via the Ethernet:
Requires an IEEE 802.3af compliant Power over
Ethernet (PoE) power injector or switch.
3. After power is applied, the HCX Series cameras can
be focused using a field service monitor. If no analog
monitor is available then focus must be performed by
using a browser to view the camera images.
Moving the focus ring on the lens causes the two bar
meters to move left and right. The goal is to have the
bottom meter as far to the right as possible.
HCX3W/HCX5DW Series Cameras
The analog Video Out is a female BNC connector. It
is factory configured to NTSC; see step 3 on page 2
to change to PAL. The analog video is available
simultaneously with digital images via the Ethernet.
POWER
24V~ 12-24V
VIDEO
OUT
Ethernet HCX5D
00 – 50 – 1A – D0 – 00 – 11
Adjust the focus ring on the lens for the best possible
focus.
CF MEDIA
ETHERNET
802.3afPoE
TRIGGER
- IN + - OUT +
Document 800-01620 – Rev C – 04/09
Configuration
View Live Video
1. Insert the CD into the CD drive of the PC. The
HCXfinder installation application launches
automatically. If it does not, double-click
hcx_finder.exe on the CD to start the installation.
The HCX Finder window appears listing all the
detected cameras and their assigned IP address
2. To assign a new IP address, Subnet, or Gateway of
the camera, highlight a camera in the list, and then
click Assign IP. Click Apply to accept your changes.
To view a camera on the Live window:
• Double-click on a camera entry in the list, or
•Click Web Page, or
• In Internet Explorer, enter the IP address of the HCX
device in the address field of the browser.
Select this option to
configure the camera
for DHCP.
Note This requires
rebooting the
camera.
3. To modify the camera name, time zone, or sync
system type, highlight a camera, and then click Edit.
Select NTSC (default)
or PAL.
4. To perform further configuration of the camera, click
Settings. When prompted, enter your user name
(default, root) and password (default, system). The
Live page Image window appears.
For more detailed information, refer to the HCX Series
Camera Reference Guide.
www.honeywellvideo.com
+1.800.796.CCTV (North America only)
HVSsupport@honeywell.com
Document 800-01620 – Rev C – 04/09
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