MOBOTIX S16 DualFlex User Manual

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Camera Manual

S16 DualFlex

20.100.096-01_DE_07/2019

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S16 Camera Manual

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety Warnings 6

Legal Notes 6

Notes on System Security (“Cyber Security”) 7

Foreword 8

1 Product Overview 10

1.1 S16 – Lenses, Hardware, Image Formats 10

1.2 S16–SowareFeatures 11

1.3 S16 – Technical Data 12

1.3.1 Technical Specications Thermal/Thermal-TR Sensor Modules 14

1.3.2 Technical Specications S16 With Thermal/Thermal-TR Sensor Modules 14

1.4 Delivered Parts and Dimensions 16

1.4.1 The S16 Body 16

1.4.2 Sensor Modules Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N016 22

1.4.3 Sensor Modules Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N036/041/061/079/119/237 24

1.4.4 Sensor Modules Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N500 26

1.4.5 BlockFlexMounts Mx-O-SMA-B-6D/L/N016/036/041/061/079/119/237/500 28

1.4.6 BlockFlexMount Mx-O-SMA-B-6D/L/NCS (CS-Mount) 30

1.4.7 Sensor Module Thermal Mx-O-SMA-TS-T/R079/119/237 32

1.5 Available Accessories 34

1.5.1 DualMount 34

1.5.2 SurroundMount 34

1.5.3 HaloMount 34

1.5.4 SpeakerMount 35

1.5.5 PTMount 35

1.5.6 PTMount-Thermal(-TR) 35

1.5.7 Extension for Sensor Module 36

1.5.8 Ceiling/Wall Installation Set 36

1.5.9 Connection Cable for Sensor Module 36

1.5.10 MiniUSB Cable to MiniUSB (Straight/Straight or Straight/Angled) 36

1.5.11 MiniUSB Cable to USB a Socket 37

1.5.12 Ethernet Patch Cable for Bayonet Catch 37

1.5.13 NPA-PoE-Set 37

1.5.14 MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box 38

1.5.15 MX-NPA-Box 38

1.5.16 MX-GPS-Box 38

1.5.17 MX-232-IO-Box 39

1.5.18 ExtIO Expansion Module 39

1.5.19 Mx2wire+ Media Converter 39

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1.5.20 Other Accessories 40

1.6 MOBOTIXSoware 41

1.6.1 Integrated Camera Soware (Firmware) 41

1.6.2 MxManagementCenter 42

1.6.3 MOBOTIX MxBell 43

2 Installation 44

2.1 Preparing the Installation 44

2.1.1 Positioning a Hemispheric Camera 45

2.1.2 S16 FlexMount Installation Options 50

2.2 Before Mounting 57

2.2.1 Overview of Cable Connections 57

2.2.2 Notes on Cable Lengths and Power Supply 59

2.2.3 Network Connection with MOBOTIX Patch Cable 60

2.2.4 Network Connection with Installation Cable 61

2.2.5 Using Sensor Modules (S16 Only) 61

2.2.6 Using the MiniUSB Cable 61

2.2.7 Using MxBus Modules 62

2.2.8 External Audio Support (Microphone/Speaker) 62

2.2.9 Replacing the MicroSD Card 63

2.2.10 Tools Required for Installation 63

2.2.11 Preparatory Steps 64

2.3 Installing the S16 FlexMount 65

2.3.1 Attaching the S16 Body 65

2.3.2 Attaching and Connecting the S16 Sensor Modules 66

2.3.3 Plugging in and Removing Extensions 67

2.4 Network and Power Connection, Additional Cables 69

2.4.1 Network Cabling for S16 with Patch Cables 69

2.4.2 Network Cabling for S16 with Installation Cables 70

2.4.3 Connecting Additional Cables 72

2.4.4 Power Supply Using a Switch 73

2.4.5 Power Supply When Connected Directly to a Computer 74

2.4.6 Power Supply with Power-Over-Ethernet Products 74

2.4.7 Variable PoE 75

3 Operating the Camera 76

3.1 Manual and Automatic Operation 76

3.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings 78

3.2.1 Manually Setting Up the Network Parameters in a Browser 78

3.2.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser 81

3.2.3 First Images and Network Parameter Conguration in MxMC 83

3.2.4 Start Options of the Camera 86

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3.3 Adjusting Lens Focus and Inserting a Filter 88

3.3.1 Adjusting Lens Focus (L65-L76/L135-L160 Only) 88

3.3.2 Inserting a Filter 89

3.3.3 Replacing the Dome Against the Sealing Ring (Only Sensor Modules L10-L12) 90

3.4 Virtual PTZ and Full Image Recording 92

3.4.1 Preparing the Virtual PTZ Function 92

3.4.2 Full Image Recording 94

3.4.3 Special S16 Conguration in the Browser 96

3.5 MicroSD Card Recording 106

3.5.1 Introduction 106

3.5.2 Formatting the MicroSD Card 108

3.5.3 Activating Recording 109

3.5.4 Accessing Data on the MicroSD Card 110

3.5.5 Deactivating Card Recording 110

3.5.6 Using a MicroSD Card in a Dierent MOBOTIX Camera 111

3.5.7 Limitations on Warranty When Using Flash Storage Media 111

3.6 CongurationintheBrowser 112

3.6.1 Overview 112

3.6.2 General Browser Settings 113

3.6.3 Conguring the S16 with Thermal(-TR) Sensor Modules in the Browser 115

3.7 Setting Up an S16 FlexMount as Door Station 117

3.7.1 Installation 117

3.7.2 Execute Auto Conguration 118

3.8 Additional Notes 119

3.8.1 Do Not Sharply Bend the Connection Cables to the Sensor Modules 119

3.8.2 Reduced Weather Protection When Installing Upside-Down 119

3.8.3 Password for the Admin Menu 119

3.8.4 Permanently Deactivating the Microphone 120

3.8.5 Using the Start Options of the Camera 120

3.8.6 Activating Event Control and Motion Detection 120

3.8.7 Deactivating Text and Logo Options 121

3.8.8 Deactivating the Camera Reboot 121

3.8.9 Browser 121

3.8.10 Cleaning the Camera and Lens 121

3.8.11 Online Help in the Browser 122

3.8.12 Declaration of Conformity 122

3.8.13 RoHS Declaration 122

3.8.14 Disposal 122

3.8.15 Disclaimer 123

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SAFETY WARNINGS

Notes on Installing:

• This product must not be used in locations exposed to the dangers of explosion.

• Make sure that you install this product as outlined in Chapter 2, «Installation» of this

• When installing this product, make sure that you are only using genuine MOBOTIX

•

Electrical installation: Electrical systems and equipment may only be installed, modied and maintained by a qualied electrician or under the direction and supervision of a qual ied electrician in accordance with the applicable electrical guidelines. Make sure to properly set up all electrical connections.

Electrical surges: MOBOTIX cameras are protected against the eects of small electrical surges by numerous measures. These measures, however, cannot prevent the camera from being damaged when stronger electrical surges occur. Special care should be taken when installing the camera outside of buildings to ensure proper protection against lightning, since this also protects the building and the whole network infrastructure.

Max. power consumption of attached extension modules: The power consumption of all attached connector

not exceed 4 W era cannot power any peripheral devices!

manual. A faulty installation can damage the camera!

parts and MOBOTIX connection cables.

Only install this product on suitable, solid materials that provide for a sturdy installation of the xing elements used.

MxBus modules

and

the USB socket, the

if the camera is powered by PoE class 3

must

not exceed 3 W

. When attaching modules to the MxBus

power consumption of all attached modules must

. If

PoE class 2

is used,

the cam-

Never touch the lens: Due to the high performance of the S16, the area of the image sensor can get quite hot, especially when the ambient temperature is also high. This does not aect

the proper functioning of the camera in any way. For this reason, the product must not be installed within the reach of persons.

Powerobeforeopeningthecamera: Make sure the power supply to the camera is dis connected before opening the camera housing (e.g., when inserting or exchanging lenses, lens units and SD cards).

LEGAL NOTES

Legal aspects of video and sound recording

You must comply with all data protection regulations for video and sound monitoring when using MOBOTIX products. Depending on national laws and the installation location of the S16, the recording of video and sound data may be subject to special documentation or it may be prohibited. All users of MOBOTIX products are therefore required to familiarize themselves with all applicable regulations and to comply with these laws. MOBOTIX AG is not liable for any illegal use of its products.

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Attention – Special Export Laws Apply!

Cameras with thermal image sensors (“thermal cameras”) are subject to the special export regulations of the U.S.A. and the ITAR (International Traic in Arms Regulation):

• Under the United States sanctions and export regulations currently in force, cameras with thermal screen sensors or parts thereof may not be delivered, in particular, to countries or regions to which the U.S.A. have imposed an embargo, unless a spe cial exemption permit is available. At present, this applies to the following countries or regions: Syria, Iran, Cuba, North Korea, Sudan and Krim. The same export ban applies to all persons and institutions listed in “The Denied Persons List” (see

www.bis.doc.gov > Policy Guidance > Lists of Parties of Concern; https:// www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/sdn-list/pages/ default.aspx).

• Under no circumstances must the camera itself or its thermal image sensors be used in the design, the development or in the production of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons or in the weapons themselves.

NOTES ON SYSTEM SECURITY (“CYBER SECURITY”)

To protect the camera against security risks in data technology, the following measures are recommended aer the installation has been completed:

• MxManagementCenter: – Menu View > Wizards & Tools > Secure System:

• Change camera factory default password: √

• Enable encrypted HTTPS: √

• Disable public access: √

– User Management (for all users):

• Force Complex Password: √

• Logout on Inactivity: Aer 5 min

• User interface of the camera in the browser: – Admin Menu > Network Setup > Web Server:

• Enable MxWeb: –

• Enable intrusion detection: √

• Notication threshold: 10

• Timeout: 60 Minutes

• Block IP Address: √

For more information on this topic, please read the «Cyber Protection Guide» on

www.mobotix.com (under Support > Download Center > Documentation > Brochures & Guides > Cyber Security).

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S16 Camera Manual

FOREWORD

Dear MOBOTIX customer,

Congratulations on your decision to purchase a professional and modern HiRes network camera “Made in Germany”! The robust and versatile S16 can be placed discreetly and securely behind walls and ceilings or stainless steel panels with only the sensor modules

visible from the room. The sensor modules are available with dierent focal lengths; from

device. The additional mounting options (DualMount, SurroundMount, HaloMount, PTMount) provide the highest exibility when installing the modules.

The introduction of the newest 6MP image sensor technology with increased light sensitivity provides brilliant images with image sizes of up to 3072x2048 pixels, thus delivering color images of higher quality under lowlight conditions.

The Thermal sensor modules supplement the proven MOBOTIX technology by a high-end thermal imaging sensor, which can reliably detect moving objects even in total darkness. The

Sensor Module Thermal-TR (TR = Thermal Radiometry

temperatures in the image or in measurement windows that exceed or drop below the specied temperature.

The weatherproof MxBus and MiniUSB interfaces of the camera allow attaching MOBOTIX interface boxes and standard devices, such as 3G/UMTS modems, external storage devices, etc. The pre-installed MicroSD card ash storage is easily exchanged for larger storage requirements, providing for secure long-term storage.

tele to hemispheric lenses, as day, night or LPF variants in black or white. If a speaker

is required, why not use the SpeakerMount for easy installation into ceilings or

walls?

The BlockFlexMounts represent the same sensor modules in a dierent housing

that has been designed especially for integration into any given structure or

) can trigger alarms when detecting

You can download the MxManagementCenter video management soware for MOBOTIX cameras from the MOBOTIX website: www.mobotix.com > Support > Download Center >

SowareDownloads. The tutorial for the application is available from Support > Download Center > Documentation > Brochures & Guides > Tutorials.

For iPad, iPhone, and Android devices, MOBOTIX oers the MOBOTIX MxBell, a free-of-charge mobile solution that is easily found when searching for “MOBOTIX AG” in the App Store or on Google Play.

If you have any questions, our support and international sales sta are available at

intl-support@mobotix.com

We would like to thank you for your trust and wish you all the best with your new MOBOTIX camera S16 DualFlex!

from Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm (German time).

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Sensor module

B016

BlockFlexMount

B016 to B500

Sensor module

B036 to B237

BlockFlexMount

CS-Mount (without lens)

Sensor module

B500

Sensor Module Thermal (-TR)

MX-SM-TR079/119/237

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1.1 S16 – Lenses, Hardware, Image Formats

Objektive, Sensoren

MX-B016 Hemispheric •

MX-B036 Super Wide-Angle •

MX-B041 Super Wide-Angle •

MX-B061 Wide-Angle •

MX-B079 Wide-Angle •

MX-B119 Tele •

MX-B237 Tele •

MX-B500 Tele •

CSVario 4.5 bis 10 mm •

Thermal(-TR)079/119/237 •/•/•

Image sensor with custom exposure zones Color/BW (freely combinable)

Sensor sensitivity in lux at 1/60 s and 1 s

Hardware Features

IP protection class IP66

Temp. Internal DVR (MB) 64

Internal DVR (MicroSD, SDXC, pre-installed) •

Microphone (in sensor modules)/speaker •/–

Passive infrared sensor (PIR) – (via MxMultiSense MxBus module)

Integrated temperature sensor •

Shock detector •

Power consumption in watts (typical) < 7,5 W

Variable PoE class 2 – 3 (with Thermal sensor module: 3)

Image Formats, Frame Rates and Image Storage

Max. resolution (per sensor) 6MP (3072x2048)

Max. frame rate (MxPEG, max. resolution) 6MP: 12 fps

CIF images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR 250,000

VGA images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR 125,000

MEGA images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR 40,000

QXGA images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR 20,000

0,1 / 0,005 (Color) 0,02 / 0,001 (BW)

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S16 – Soware Features

1.2 S16–SowareFeatures

General Features

Digital zoom (continuous) with panning •

Motion JPEG/MxPEG codecs •/•/•

Programmable exposure zones • (with Thermal sensor module)

Alarms when exceeding/dropping below spec. temperature Thermal sensor module only

Snapshot rec. (pre-/post-alarm images) 50

Terabyte ring buer storage (internal/network) •

Event/continuous rec. with sound (0.2 to 30 fps) •/•

Time and event control •

Weekly schedules/holidays •

Web functionality (FTP, email) •

Playback/Quad and MultiView, bidirectional sound in browser

Logo generator, animated •

Flexible event logic •

Master/Slave arming •

Several scheduled privacy zones •

Customized voice messages •

VoIP telephony (audio/video, alert) •

Remote alarm notication (network msg.) •

Signal inputs/outputs, RS232

Programming interface/HTTP API •

Security features (HTTPS/SSL, IP-based access control, IEEE

802.1X network authentication)

Video Analysis

Video Motion detector •

MxAnalytics •

MxActivitySensor •

VideoManagementSoware

MxManagementCenter •

MOBOTIX MxBell •

•

Via MX-Input-Box/MX-Output-Box or MX-232-IO-Box

•

Free-of-charge download from www.mobotix.com or App Store/Google Play

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1.3 S16 – Technical Data

Mx-S16A/B* (all combinations of day/night/Low-Pass-Filter/Thermal/

Model Variants

Lens Option MX-B016 to MX-B500, horizontal image angles 180° to 8°

Sensitivity

Image Sensor 1/1.8” CMOS, 6MP (3072x2048), Progressive Scan

Max. Image Size 6MP (3072x2048)

Image Formats

Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec

ONVIF ONVIF-S (camera soware V5.2.x and higher)

DVR

External Video Ring

Buer Soware MxManagementCenter, MOBOTIX MxBell

Image Processing

PTZ Digital pan/tilt/zoom, continuous up to 8X

Alarm/Events

Intelligent Video Analysis

Audio

Interfaces

Security

Thermal-TR sensor modules)

*Variant Mx-S16B supports MOBOTIX MxBus modules

Color sensor (daylight): 0,1 lx @ 1/60s; 0,005 lx @ 1s

Black&White sensor (night): 0,02 lx @ 1/60s; 0,001 lx @ 1s

Freely congurable 4:3, 8:3, 16:9 or custom formats (image cropping), e.g., 2592x1944 (5MP), 2048x1536 (QXGA), 1920x1080 (Full-HD), 1280x960 (MEGA)

MxPEG: 42@HD(1280x720), 34@Full-HD, 24@QXGA, 15@5Mp, 12@6MP

M-JPEG: 26@HD(1280x720), 13@Full-HD, 9@QXGA, 5@5Mp, 4@6MP

H.264: 25@Full-HD, 20@QXGA MxPEG, M-JPEG, JPEG (max. output size 6MP)

H.264 (max. output size QXGA, bandwidth limitation applicable)

In the camera on MicroSD card (SDXC, SDHC pre-installed)

• External, on USB device

• External, on NAS

• Separate live image and full image recording – MxFFS with archiving

function

• Pre- and post-alarm images

• Automatic DVR monitoring with error notication

Directly on NAS and computer/server without additional recording soware

MxLEO, backlight compensation, automatic white balance, distortion cor rection

Temperature sensor, shock detector (with rmware version 5.0.1 and higher), microphone, additional sensors/IOs via MxMessageSystem, notication via e-mail, FTP, IP telephony (VoIP, SIP), visual/sound alarms, pre- and postalarm images

MxActivitySensor, video motion analysis, MxAnalytics

External microphone and speaker can be connected 16 bit/16 kHz (HD wide band audio); lip-synchronous audio, audio recording; VoIP/SIP telephony, intercom, remote controlling using key codes

10/100 Ethernet (patch or installation cable), MiniUSB, MxBus*; inputs/outputs and RS232 via accessories; external microphone, external speaker

*Only variant Mx-S16B User/group management, HTTPS/SSL, IP address lter, IEEE 802.1x, intrusion

detection, digital image signature, MxFFS

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S16 – Technical Data

EN 55032:2012, EN 55024:2010, EN 50121-4:2015, FprEN 61000-6-1:2015,

Certications

Power Supply Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af

Power Consumption Typ. 7,5 W

Power Consumption of External Devices

Protection Classes

Ambient Temperature –40 to 60 °C/–40 to 140 °F

Dimensions/Weight S16

Dimensions/Weights Sensor Modules

Standard Delivery

EN 61000-6-2:2015, EN 61000-6-3:2007+A1:2011+AC:2012, EN 61000-64:2007+A1:2011, EN 50581:2012, EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:20 11+A2:2013, E13*10R05/01*14649*00, 47 CFR Part 15B, AS/NZS CISPR32:2015

At MxBus: max. 3 W, at USB: max. 2.5 W, total max. 4 W

The power consumption of the camera will increase accordingly! IP66

IK07

W x H x D: 115 x 130 x 33 mm; weight: approx. 430 g/0.948 lb (without sensor modules, see below)

Mx-O-SMA-S-6016: Ø x T: 43 x 45 mm (installation dim.), weight 85 g Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/N036/041/079: Ø x T: 43 x 57 mm (installation dim.), wt. 111 g Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/N061/119/237: Ø x T: 43 x 60 mm (installation dim.), wt. 122 g Mx-O-SMA-S-6D/N500: Ø x T: 43 x 60 mm (installation dim.), weight 160 g

Housing (high-resistance composite, PBT), white, blue anodized aluminum base plate, mounting parts, Allen wrench, 50 cm patch cable, manual, so ware, MicroSD card (SDXC, SDHC pre-installed)

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1.3.1 TechnicalSpecicationsThermal/Thermal-TRSensorModules

Lens Options

Sensitivity NETD typ. 50 mK (equals 0.05°C), <79 mK

Image Sensor Uncooled microbolometer, 336x252 pixels, spectral range 7.5 to 13.5 μm

Temperature Measurement Range

Max. Image Size

Max. Frame Rate

SowareFeatures

Power Consumption Typ. 1.5 W per S16

Operating Conditions

Dimensions Total length: 78 mm, max. Ø: 63 mm

Materials

Weight < 330 g (one S16 without sensor cable)

Sensor Module Thermal: L43 (45°), L65 (25°), L135 (17°) Sensor Module Thermal-TR: TR079 (45°), TR119 (25°), TR237 (17°) (horizontal angle of view)

–40 to +550 °C/–40 to 1,022 °F (temperature of the displayable objects) precision of Sensor Module Thermal-TR: ±10 K of the thermal radiation measured at the sensor

Can be scaled up to 3072x2048 (6MP), dual images are automatically scaled to size of the optical sensor module

9 fps (when displaying an optical sensor module and a thermal sensor mod ule, the overall frame rate of the camera is reduced to 9 fps)

O-color/black & white image display, mirrored image, obscured image areas, vPTZ (virtual pan/tilt/zoom), text and logo display, display of event/ action symbols, meter display (bar chart or diagram), temperature control windows

IP66 (DIN EN 60529) –40 to 60 °C/–40 to 140 °F (DIN EN 50155)

Module housing: Aluminum, black anodized; Pressure plate: Stainless steel V2A

1.3.2 TechnicalSpecicationsS16WithThermal/Thermal-TRSensorModules

Image Formats (per sensor)

Alarm/Events

Operating Conditions

Power Consumption

Max. Power Consumption of Attached Extension Modules

Power Supply

Standard formats like Full HD, VGA, etc. up to 3072x2048 (5MP) and custom formats

Video Motion detection, MxActivitySensor, external signals, shock detector, notication via e-mail, FTP, pre- and post-alarm images

IP65 (DIN EN 60529) –40 to 60 °C/–40 to 140 °F (DIN EN 50155)

Depending on sensor modules used:

1 thermal, 1 optical: typ. 6.5 W (briey up to 7.5 W possible)

2 thermal: typ. 7 W (briey up to 8 W possible)

1 thermal: typ. 5.5 W (briey up to 6.5 W possible)

USB only: ≤ 1 W MxBus only: ≤ 1 W USB and MxBus: ≤ 2 W

Power-over-Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af); PoE Class 3 required

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S16 – Technical Data

MOBOTIXS16With2xMx-O-SMA-TS-T/R079/119/237

MOBOTIXS16With1xMx-O-SMA-TS-T/R079/119/237,1xMx-O-SMA-S-6D016

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1.1

1.4 Delivered Parts and Dimensions

1.4.1 The S16 Body

M.10

M.9

M.6

M.7

M.5

M.4

M.8

M.3

M.2

M.1

1.11

1.10

1.6

1.4

1.2

1.3

1.5

1.7

1.8

1.9

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

Item Number Part Name

1.1 1 S16 Core (body with base plate)

1.2 1 Housing cover for S16 (installed)

1.3 1 Stainless steel at-head Allen screw M4x8 (installed)

1.4 1 Washer (installed)

1.5 3 Sealing plug, blue, small (sensor modules, USB, inserted)

1.6 1 Sealing plug, blue, large (Ethernet patch cable, installed)

1.7 1 Cable retainer with bayonet catch (Ethernet patch cable, installed)

1.8 1

1.9 1 MicroSD card pre-installed (SDXC)

1.10 1 Rotary plug, SD card, blue (installed)

1.11 1 Ethernet patch cable, 50 cm, with seal

Mounting Supplies

Item Number Part Name

M.1 4 Stainless steel washers, diam. 4.3 mm

M.2 4 6-mm screw anchors

M.3 4 Stainless steel wood screws 4x40 mm with PZ 2 driver bit

M.4 2 Cable plug, 5–7 mm, white (Ethernet installation cable)

M.5 1 Cable plug, 3–5 mm, white (Ethernet installation cable)

M.6 1 Allen wrench 2.5 mm

M.7 1 Lens wrench (lens, dome)

M.8 1 Module wrench (sensor module, glass/lter insert)

M.9 1

M.10 1 Screwdriver (screw clamps)

Single wire plug, white (Ethernet installation cable, microphone, speaker, MxBus; installed)

Cable tie (Ethernet installation cable, microphone, speaker, MxBus)

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

S16 Camera Body

The body of the MOBOTIX S16 consists of a housing, a housing cover and a base plate for attaching the camera.

LED default settings:

1 Power (on), Error (ashes) 2 Recording (ashes)

MicroSD card

LEDs

Base plate

Key

S16 housing cover

Pressure compen-

sation

Bayonet catch

Triple cable retainer

1 2

Externally-AccessibleConnectionsoftheS16

The MOBOTIX S16 provides the following external connections that can be accessed once the cover plugs are removed:

Cables with straight plugs can be used for the S16 on the camera only

Ethernet patch cable

MiniUSB

Sensor modules

For external connections shown above always use the corresponding MOBOTIX cables with seal:

• Ethernet patch cable: MX-OPT-CBL-LAN-1/2/5/10

• MiniUSB (straight/straight): MX-CBL-MU-STR-05/2/5

• MiniUSB (straight/angled): MX-CBL-MU-EN-STR-05/2/5

• MiniUSB to USB-A (straight to USB port): MX-CBL-MU-STR-AB-05/2/5

• Sensor modules: MX-FLEX-OPT-CBL-05/1/2/3

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Internally-AccessibleConnectionsontheS16

The MOBOTIX S16 provides the following internal connections that can be accessed once the cover plugs and housing cover are removed:

LSA+ terminal

Ethernet Installation

cable

Screw terminals

MxBus, microphone,

speaker

MOBOTIX-RJ45or

MxBus, microphone,

speaker

Ethernet installation cable

or MxBus, microphone,

speaker

Before laying the Ethernet installation cable, remove the bayonet catch and replace the Ethernet patch cable plug with either one of the additional plugs (M.4/5) or the single wire plug (1.8), depending on the cable used.

Additional cables

(MxBus, sound)

MOBOTIX patch cable

Installation cable

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on www.mobotix.com,

Support > Download Center > Documentation > Drilling Templates

Always print or copy drilling template in their original size

Measurements of the S16Find the drilling templates

115 mm/4.53 in

100 mm/3.94 in

110 mm/4.33 in

8.50 mm/0.33 in

13.50 mm/0.53 in

130 mm/5.12 in

47.50 mm/1.87 in

Ø 5.50 mm/0.22 in

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33.50 mm/1.32 in

5 mm/

0.20 in

Attaching the Camera Body

Slots

M6 tap holes

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Sensor type letter D: Day L: Low-Pass Filter N: Night

Sensor module with status LEDs and microphone

1.4.2 SensorModulesMx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N016

2.1

2.6

2.5

2.4

2.2

2.3

Item Number Part Name

2.1 1 Sensor module with aixed washer

2.2 1 MOBOTIX lens L10-L12 (installed)

2.3 1 Dome (installed)

2.4 1 Cable retainer with bayonet catch (installed)

2.5 1 Sealing plug, blue, small (installed)

2.6 1 Nut (plastic)

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Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

Front View

LEDs

Sensor module

housing

Microphone

Rear View

Markers for top

Sensor cable con-

nection

Sensor module

housingl

Pressure compen-

sation

1 2

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

LED default settings:

1 Power (on), Error (ashes) 2 Recording (ashes)

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Top = top border of image (North)

Side View

Sensor module

weight without lock ring: 85 g

weight with lock ring: 91 g

Extension

58 mm/2.3 in

30 mm/1.2 in

40 mm/1.6 in

15 mm/0.6 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

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Sensor type letter D: Day L: Low-Pass Filter N: Night

Sensor module with status LEDs and microphone

1.4.3 SensorModulesMx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N036/041/061/079/119/237

3.1

3.6

3.5

3.4

3.2

3.3

Item Number Part Name

3.1 1 Sensor module with aixed washer

3.2 1

3.3 1 Protective glass insert with coated glass (installed)

3.4 1 Cable retainer with bayonet catch (installed)

3.5 1 Sealing plug, blue, small (installed)

3.6 1 Nut (plastic)

MOBOTIX lens L20-L23/L22-L25/L32-L38/L43-L51/L65-L76/ L135-L160 (installed)

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

48 mm/1.89 in

15 mm/0.6 in

Front View

LEDs

Sensor module

housing

Microphone

Rear View

Markers for top

1 2

LED default settings:

1 Power (on), Error (ashes) 2 Recording (ashes)

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Sensor cable con-

nection

Sensor module

housing

Pressure compen-

sation

Side View

Sensor module

weight without lock ring: 122 g

weight with lock ring: 128 g

Extension

40 mm/1.6 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

Top = top border of image (North)

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

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Sensor type letter D: Day L: Low-Pass Filter N: Night

Sensor module

1.4.4 SensorModulesMx-O-SMA-S-6D/L/N500

4.1

4.6

4.5

4.4

4.2

4.3

Item Number Part Name

4.1 1 Sensor module with aixed washer

4.2 1 MOBOTIX lens L270-L320 (installed)

4.3 1 Protective lens cover (installed)

4.4 1 Cable retainer with bayonet catch (installed)

4.5 1 Sealing plug, blue, small (installed)

4.6 1 Nut (plastic)

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

48 mm/1.89 in32 mm/1.26 in

15 mm/0.6 in

Front View

Protective lens cover

Sensor module

housing

Rear View

Markers for top

Diam. 50 mm/2 in

Sensor cable con-

nection

Sensor module

housing

Pressure compen-

sation

Side View

Sensor module

weight without lock ring: 122 g

weight with lock ring: 128 g

Extension

Top = top border of image (North)

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

40 mm/1.6 in

Diam. 43 mm/1.7 in

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Sensor type letter D: Day L: Low-Pass Filter N: Night

BlockFlexMount with status LEDs and microphone

1.4.5 BlockFlexMountsMx-O-SMA-B-6D/L/N016/036/041/061/079/119/237/500

5.1

5.4 5.2

5.3

Item Count Part Name

5.1 1 Housing MX-BFM-MX, black anodized

5.2 1 MOBOTIX lens L10 to L270 (6MP), L12 to L320 (5MP) (installed)

5.3 1 Cable lock with bayonet catch (installed)

5.4 1 Sealing plug blue, small (installed)

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

Front View

Back View

Side View

4 holes 4.2 mm diam.

Status LEDs

Microphone

Arrows indicate

top

Connector for sensor

cable

Pressure vent

2 tap holes/side M4 x 5 mm

Lens

32 mm/1.26 in

40 mm/1.57 in

Top = upper image border (North direction)

40 mm/1.57 in

Measurements dep. on Lens

Lens D L

23.5 mm/

0.93 in

22.0 mm/

0.87 in

22.0 mm/

0.87 in

22.0 mm/

0.87 in

20.0 mm/

0.79 in

22.0 mm/

0.87 in

22.3 mm/

0.88 in

27.0 mm/

1.06 in

13.0 mm/

0.51 in

17.0 mm/

0.67 in

17.0 mm/

0.67 in

18.2 mm/

0.72 in

11.7 mm/

0.46 in

17.5 mm/

0.69 in

17.8 mm/

0.70 in

42.5 mm/

1.67 in

B016

8 mmL

B036

B041

22 mm/0.87 in

B061

B079

25 mm/0.98 in

40 mm/1.57 in

B119

B237

B500

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Sensor type letter D: Day L: Low-Pass Filter N: Night

BlockFlexMount with microphone

1.4.6 BlockFlexMountMx-O-SMA-B-6D/L/NCS(CS-Mount)

6.1

ordered separately!

MX-B045-100-CS*lensneedstobe

6.4

6.3

Item Count Part Name

6.1 1 Housing MX-BFM-CS, black anodized

6.2 2 Spacer disc 0.25 mm thick

6.3 1 Cable lock with bayonet catch (installed)

6.4 1 Sealing plug blue, small (installed)

6.2

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

Front View

Back View

Top View

4 holes 4.2 mm diam.

Microphone

Arrows indicate

Connector for sensor

Pressure vent

Lock screw (Allen

wrench 1.5 mm)

top

cable

32 mm/1.26 in

40 mm/1.57 in

8 mm/0.31 in43.4 mm/1.71 in

40 mm/1.57 in

Top = upper image border (North direction)

40 mm/1.57 in

Dia. 34 mm/1.34 in

Lens (needs to be ordered

separately)

2 tap holes/side M4 x 5 mm

22 mm/0.87 in

22.5 mm/0.89 in

37.6 mm/1.48 in

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Sensor type letter T: Thermal R: Thermal Radiometry

Thermal sensor module

1.4.7 SensorModuleThermalMx-O-SMA-TS-T/R079/119/237

7.1

7.8

7.7

7.6

7.5

7.2

7.3

7.4

Item Count Part Name

7.1 1

7.2 1 Front plate aluminum, black anodized (installed)

7.3 1 Pressure plate Ø 63 mm, stainless steel (installed)

7.4 3 Cylinder head screws M4x50 mm, stainless steel (installed)

7.5 1 Cable lock , blue (installed)

7.6 1 Sealing plug blue, small (installed)

7.7 1 Allen wrench 3 mm

7.8 1 Special export regulations German/English

Housing Mx-O-SMA-TS--L43/65/135 or MX-SM-TR079/119/237, black anodized

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Delivered Parts and Dimensions

78 mm/3.07 in

12.5 mm/0.49 in

17 mm/0.67 in

Front View

Pressure plate dia.

63 mm/2.48 in

(behind wall/faceplate)

Front plate dia.

57 mm/2.24 in

(visible)

Back View

Ø 63 mm/2.48 in

Ø 57 mm/2.44 in

Side View

3 cylinder head screws

Ø M4, length of thread

Arrows indicate

top

Connector for sensor

cable

Pressure vent

3 cylinder head

screws

Thickness 0 to 14 mm/0.55 in

M4x50 mm

Hole diameter 48 mm/1.89 in

4 mm/0.16 in

3.5 mm/0.14 in

Top = upper image border (North direction)

Dia. 60 mm/2.36 in

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1.5 Available Accessories

1.5.1 DualMount

Order no.: MX-OPT-FM-PW

The DualMount provides for installing two sensor modules side-by-side with parallel lines of sight, making it the ideal installation solution for the S16 in day/night settings (both lenses are monitoring the same area). The DualMount is quickly and easily installed, it can be used with all available sensor modules and the lenses are tilted downwards by 25 degrees. In outdoor applications, this installation option can be installed without drawing much attention (beneath eaves, protruding construction elements, bridges, etc.).

1.5.2 SurroundMount

Order no.: MX-OPT-SM-PW

When dealing with long and narrow spaces (buses, airplanes, trains, etc.), this installation option allows positioning two hemispherical sensor modules pointing in opposite directions. The resulting dual hemispheric image with up to 10 megapixels displays a much higher degree of detail than a camera with only one hemispheric lens. To better support these types of installation, MOBOTIX oers the SurroundMount installation option for the S16. Since both sensor modules are tilted downwards by 25 degrees, the resulting images cover the entire area without any blind spots.

Note that you can use the SurroundMount only with L10-L12, L22-L25 and L43-L51 sensor modules (day or night variants).

1.5.3 HaloMount

Orderno.:MX-HALO-EXT-CM/CO/NG/PW/SW

The HaloMount is the perfect installation option to install sensor modules in rooms with in-ceiling lights. Using the same type of xtures as in-ceiling lights (QR-CBC/MR 16 LED Sharp Array 4/6 W), this mount comes in ve dierent colors (matt chrome, chrome, brushed Nickel, white, black). Since the inner ring can be tilted by up to 20 degrees, you can point the sensor module (and thus, the center of the image) to the center of the area that is to be monitored. The HaloMount has not been designed to be used in outdoor applications. Materials: Steel, inner ring brass; surface powder-coated or galvanized; installation diameter: 68 mm/2.7 in.

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Available Accessories

1.5.4 SpeakerMount

Order no.: MX-HALO-SP-PW/CM

The SpeakerMount, available from MOBOTIX in white or matt chrome, is an external speaker that can be directly connected to the S16/S16 (no additional power supply required). The high-quality speaker is especially suitable for S16 cameras. The speaker is pre-installed in the 20-degree-tilting mechanism of the HaloMount and is tted in the same way in fake ceilings and walls. The SpeakerMount has not been designed to be used in outdoor applications. Temperature range: 0 to +60°C/32 to 140°F; protection class: IP20; nominal/music output: 3/4 W; impedance: 8 Ohms; material of the speaker: metal with perforated steel cover; connection type: two-wire strand with luster terminal; installation diameter: 68 mm/2.7 in.

1.5.5 PTMount

Order no.: MX-PTMount-OPT-PW

MOBOTIX oers the high-quality, weatherproof PTMount, an attractive, compact, discreet, and dome-shaped accessory mount that holds a single sensor module and is adjustable in three directions. The maximum exibility for adjusting the modules means that you can always nd the right position. When mounted to a wall, for example, the mount enables you to compensate for sideway tilt and to re-align the image horizon horizontally to record the best possible image of the surveillance area.

1.5.6 PTMount-Thermal(-TR)

Order no.: MX-SM-PTMount-Thermal-PW/BL Order no.: MX-MT-PT-TR

This variant of the PTMount contains a thermal sensor module that is integrated into the PTMount housing (available in white or black). Equipped with the same thermal sensors as the thermal sensor modules, this device generates thermal images even in complete darkness.

Using the

MX-MT-PT-TR (TR

the camera can trigger alarms when the temperature exceeds or drops below the specied temperature.

= Thermal Radiometry) variant,

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1.5.7 Extension for Sensor Module

Order No.: MX-S16-OPT-MK-EX

Each of these extensions increases the installation depth by 40 mm. They can be mounted directly onto the sensor modules themselves or onto existing extensions.

1.5.8 Ceiling/Wall Installation Set

Order No.: MX-S16-OPT-MK-CW

This set contains everything that is needed to attach a sensor module to a ceiling or wall using 15° wedges: One extension (MX-S16-OPT-MK-EX), two 15° wedges (white, black), two wedge washers and an additional nut.

Out of the colored wedges, use the most suitably-colored wedge for the visible area and the other one for inserting on the rear.

1.5.9 Connection Cable for Sensor Module

Order No.: MX-FLEX-OPT-CBL-05/1/2/3

Do not bend the sensor cables

Cables with straight plugs can be used for the S16 on the camera only

This cable, which is up to three meters long (three meters only allowed for 6MP and Thermal image sensors), con

nects one sensor module to the S16. The seals integrated into the cable combine with the bayonet catch on the sensor module and the sealed port of the S16 to provide IP66-compliant weatherproong. Also included are two hinged ferrites that are attached at a distance of 10 cm to the body and the sensor module aer installation.

1.5.10 MiniUSB Cable to MiniUSB (Straight/Straight or Straight/Angled)

Order No.: MX-CBL-MU-STR-05/2/5 (Straight/Straight) Order No.: MX-CBL-MU-EN-STR-05/2/5 (Straight/Angled)

With this cable, which is up to ve meters long, MOBOTIX add-on modules (MX-232-IO-Box, ExtIO, CamIO) can be connected directly to the S16.

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Available Accessories

1.5.11 MiniUSB Cable to USB a Socket

Order No.: MX-CBL-MU-STR-AB-05/2/5

USB-based storage media (for example, USB hard drives) can be connected directly to the S16 with this cable, which is up to ve meters long.

1.5.12 Ethernet Patch Cable for Bayonet Catch

Order No.: MX-OPT-CBL-LAN-1/2/5/10 (length 1 m/2 m/5 m/10 m)

The MOBOTIX-developed special cable can be installed in a waterproof manner and has an integrated sealing gasket. Every S16 ships with a 0.5-m-long cable as standard, which can be exchanged for a patch cable up to 10 m in length.

1.5.13 NPA-PoE-Set

Order No.: MX-NPA-PoE-EU u. MX-NPA-PoE-INT (Version EU and Version INT) Order No.: MX-CBL-NPA-BAT-2 (battery cable for mobile voltage sources)

This is a multifunctional PoE injector according to the IEEE 802.3af standard – with three connectors (for net work, camera/PoE device, PC), universal power supply unit with interchangeable adapter plugs and crossover function. The NPA-PoE-Set connects and remotely supplies an S16 with power via an Ethernet cable up to 100 m in length. The blue adapter can also be connected to mobile voltage sources from 12 to 42 V DC by means of an additionally available battery cable. The “EU” version of the NPA-PoE-Set is supplied as standard with a European adapter, while the “INT” version includes four adapters (EU, USA, UK, AUS).

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1.5.14 MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box

Order no.: MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box-RJ45 Order no.: MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box-LSA

Weatherproof network connector (protection class IP65, –30 to 60 °C/–22 to 140 °F)

tion of up to 4 kV for MOBOTIX IP cameras

for replacing the MX-Patch-Box. At the same time, the MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box provides a weatherproof connection of a camera’s patch cable to a network patch

-RJ45

cable ( variant).

1.5.15 MX-NPA-Box

Order No.: MX-OPT-NPA1-EXT

The MX-NPA-Box is a weatherproof PoE injector conforming to the IEEE 802.3af standard and is designed to connect to a MOBOTIX camera external voltage sources (12 to 57 V DC).

The MX-NPA-Box is equipped with the weatherproof and extremely compact exterior housing of the Patch-Box (pro tection class IP66, –30 to +60°C/–22 to +140°F, which means it can also be installed in the space of the Outdoor Wall Mount. MX-NPA-Box interfaces: Camera via patch cable, Ethernet via LSA+ and external power supply (12 to 57 V DC is possible).

variant) or a network installation cable (

with surge protec-

, ideal

-LSA

1.5.16 MX-GPS-Box

Order No.: MX-OPT-GPS1-EXT

This box primarily serves as a high-precision time source for systems without an Internet connection. The IT and Secure models additionally provide triggering of GPS-based events (reaching or moving away from a specied position; exceeding or not reaching a specied speed). The MX-GPS-Box can be connected as an add-on module to all MOBOTIX cameras with an MxBus interface.

The MX-GPS-Box has the same compact exterior housing as the MX-Patch-Box and the MX-NPA-Box (IP66 protection class, –30 to +60°C/–22 to +120°F. Note that this box should not be installed below other wall-mounted units. It should be installed on the exterior of the building with a large section of open sky above it, which ensures the best possible reception from GPS satellites and thereby the highest possible accuracy of the received GPS data. The maximum length of the MxBus cable (diameter: 0.8 mm) is 50 m.

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Available Accessories

1.5.17 MX-232-IO-Box

Order No.: MX-OPT-RS1-EXT

This box provides the signal inputs and outputs as well as the RS232 (serial) interface. It replaces the connections that were handled on the older camera models via a D-Sub 15-HD connector. The MX-232-IO-Box can be connected as an add-on module to all MOBOTIX cameras with an MxBus or USB interface. The maximum length of the MxBus cable (diameter: 0.8 mm) is 50 m. If the MiniUSB connection is used, the maximum cable length is 5 m.

1.5.18 ExtIO Expansion Module

Order No.: MX-ExtIO

The device, which is suitable both for on-wall and in-wall installations, contains a powerful speaker, microphone, infrared motion sensor, ambient temperature sensor, two input and two output contacts and two illuminated keys. It is ideal for door communication, elevators, access control systems, etc. The ExtIO is suitable for use as direct connection to the S16 via a MiniUSB cable (max. 5 m), which can be ordered separately, or as a network connection via the PoE switch.

1.5.19 Mx2wire+ Media Converter

Order No.: MX-2wirePlus-Set-PW

The Mx2wire+ system allows an Ethernet network with PoE to be set up via two-wire cables, which saves users from having to lay several hundred meters of Ethernet cable. For example, an existing two-wire cable of an analog video camera can be reused to connect a high-resolution and modern IP network camera. Mx2wire+ is delivered in the standard wall outlet frame in dierent designs; however, it can also be used with the available on-wall socket that is included.

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S16 Camera Manual: Product Overview

1.5.20 Other Accessories

Since the range of accessories for the MOBOTIX system keeps growing, you will nd the list of applicable accessories in the Camera Congurator on the MOBOTIX website

www.mobotix.com.

THE MOBOTIX INFORMATION CHANNELS

Support on the MOBOTIX Website

www.mobotix.com/en/support

The MOBOTIX Video Tutorials

www.mobotix.com/en/support/ download-center/documentation/video-tutorials

Seminars on MOBOTIX Campus

www.mobotix.com/en/support/ trainings

The MOBOTIX YouTube Channel

www.youtube.com/user/MobotixAG

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MOBOTIX Soware

1.6 MOBOTIXSoware

1.6.1 IntegratedCameraSoware(Firmware)

MOBOTIX cameras and connected MxBus modules operate with built-in rmware whose functions are accessed by the MOBOTIX MxManagementCenter remote stations and

MOBOTIX MxBell.

The S16 models therefore also feature a variety of functions that are integrated in the rm ware: from motion detection and long-term storage right through to alarm notication via video IP telephony. The virtual PTZ functions allow you to continuously zoom into or out of a MOBOTIX camera image using either the mouse wheel or a joystick.

When recording image or video sequences, you can choose to store either the section of the live image that is visible or the full sensor image (full image storage). This also allows you to examine parts of an image or video that had not been visible in the live image section on display at the time of the recording.

Unlike in the camera systems from other manufacturers, there is no need to buy and install additional soware on your computer thanks to the MOBOTIX rmware that can be accessed directly in a web browser via the camera IP address. Instead of using a web browser, you can also download the free MxManagementCenter video management soware from the MOBOTIX website (www.mobotix.com > Support) to quickly display multiple cameras on one monitor or on an entire video wall, switch alarms with sound or conveniently search for an event. The MOBOTIX MxBell for iOS and Android devices (iOS 11/Android 5.0 and higher) is also available free of charge from the App Store/Google Play for your mobile applications.

Download free of charge from www.mobotix.com

No license fees! Free updates!

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1.6.2 MxManagementCenter

MxManagementCenter (MxMC) is a completely new development that focuses on a unique and intuitive user experience. Single and double click, drag&drop, support of several screens and direct view of events and alarm messages are just some of the many advantages of the new soware.

Download free of charge from www.mobotix.com

No license fees! Free updates!

MxManagementCenter is perfectly designed in combination with MOBOTIX cameras repre senting the decentralized concept at its best. MxMC allows controlled recording access via the camera or later directly to the NAS.

A unique feature is the adaptive bandwidth management supporting quality search even over mobile networks with very limited bandwidth. MxMC is 100% free of charge, requiring no license or update costs and at the same time having no limits in terms of users, screens and cameras.

MxManagementCenter – simple operation of the most important camera functions:

• Integration of an unlimited number of cameras

• Camera groups with representation in Grid and Graphic views, Grid views with a focus

window and many controls

• Optical and audible alarming of new events

• Instant Player that allows for quick viewing of the latest events during live video mon

itoring operation

•

Easy use of multiple monitors by double-clicking on the live image, grid or event image

• Door station functions (intercom, open door, turn light on/o, etc.)

• Subsequent distortion correction of hemispheric camera images - in live images and

in recordings

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MOBOTIX Soware

1.6.3 MOBOTIX MxBell

Never miss another visitor, thanks to push notications! Use MOBOTIX MxBell on your smartphone or tablet to receive notications from the doorbell of a MOBOTIX IP Video Door Station and live views from MOBOTIX cameras. This app helps you open the door and enables handsfree talking, automatic camera search, a live view, camera connection via SSL and display of the connection status.

Our new MOBOTIX MxBell is here!

The update scores with its new playback function, which makes it possible to search through the recorded events for the integrated Door Stations and cameras at a specic time point and play back the individual clips. In addition, the Grid view will simultaneously display up to four cameras, which in particular is a great advantage for small installations.

• Never miss another visitor, thanks to push notications.

• Displays doorbell messages from MOBOTIX IP Video Door Stations.

• Live views from MOBOTIX IP cameras with gesture-controlled PTZ function.

• Open the door from anywhere, hands-free talking.

• Automatic camera search, live view and camera connection using SSL.

• Displays the connection status.

• Supports remote connections and mobile data.

• iOS 11/Android 5.0 and higher

Free download from App Store/Google Play

No license fees! Free updates!

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S16 Camera Manual: Installation

2 INSTALLATION

Like all MOBOTIX cameras, the S16 is extremelyexible in terms of how and where it can be installed. An S16 can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications. In xed or mobile applications – constantly changing locations or in/on vehicles of any kind. The S16 cameras are weatherproof according to IP66 and can work reliably in temperatures ranging from –40 to 60 °C/–40 to 140 °F without extra housing, heating or fan.

Thanks to the concealed installation, you can easily add MOBOTIX interface boxes next to the camera.

Signal input/output

RS232

Please Remember These Basic Rules When Installing

1. The S16 sensor modules must always be mounted so as to avoid the constant accu mulation or any collection of water or other liquid around the cable connection on the back of the housing. Other wise this could lead to a build-up of condensation inside the sensor module and its subsequent failure.

2. Unused connectors on the housing of the S16 must always be sealed using the plugs installed as standard on delivery as well as the corresponding retainers.

3. Only original MOBOTIX cables should be used to connect the sensor modules, patch cables and USB cables in order to guarantee weather resistance according to IP66. The plugs supplied must be used if additional cables are required (MxBus, audio).

4. The lower (blue) part of the camera housing must face downwards so that any water running o the housing cannot accumulate around the connectors.

GPS time and posi-

tion information

Ext. power supply

(e.g., solar)

Surge protection & network connector

2.1 Preparing the Installation

The following questions should be answered before mounting the MOBOTIX S16:

1. Where and how will the camera be mounted?

2. Where and how will the sensor modules be mounted?

3. Which accessories might be needed?

4. How is the camera connected to the network and how is the power supplied?

5. How are the connections furnished from the building?

6. What cabling considerations are necessary?

The installation options indicated in both the following sections are examples of the most common applications for a S16 DualFlex. Many other installation ideas (for example, with

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customized lens units) can also be successfully implemented thanks to the robust weatherproof design (IP66) and compact shape of the sensor modules and the camera housing.

2.1.1 Positioning a Hemispheric Camera

A hemispheric camera is primarily suited to providing an excellent overview, and less suitable for more exact details. Due to its inherent physical and optical properties, the precision of the lens decreases as the distance from the lens grows. This means that the maximum usable image area greatly varies with the purpose of the camera. People, for example, may be identied very well at distances of up to 1.5 m/5 , and with suicient detail at up to 3 m/10 . Objects can be recognized even at distances of 5 m/16.4  and more from the camera.

Discreet ceiling installation with minimum footprint

Ceiling-Mounted

A single S16 sensor module can monitor an entire room right into each of the four corners (360° Panorama View) thanks to its hemispheric lens. The camera should ideally be positioned on the ceiling in the center of the room. Rooms with a square oor area of up to approx. 40 m² generally allow the recognition of detail even at the borders of the full image. If you would only like to know if persons enter a room or to monitor specic objects, rooms with a oor area of well over 100 m² can also be monitored using a single sensor module.

The image quality (precision) diminishes as the dis-

tance of an object to the camera focus point incre-

ases: 1 very good, 2 good, 3 satisfactory

Capture of entire room

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Original full image (ceiling installation in a rectangular room)

Rectangular Rooms

When viewing a 360° panaroma image in the browser, you will notice that the top and bot tom of the image are not fully visible, i.e., some image information has been clipped. This is not the fault of the camera, but intended behavior that aims at achieving the best possible utilization of the image sensor by the camera soware. Bearing this in mind, it is advisable to turn the S16 sensor module in rectangular rooms so that the area marked with two arrows or the rotary plug in a S16 (= top border or North of displayed image) is pointing towards one of the longer walls of the room.

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Wall-Mounting

To make optimal use of the high-resolution 180° panorama functionality of a hemispheric camera, the lens or sensor module must be mounted on an inside or outside wall. The entire hemisphere of the room directly in front of the camera is then eectively monitored, from the wall on the le of the camera to the wall on the right. Corresponding ne-tuning in the user interface soware allows the displayed panorama image to be adjusted to dierent practical applications at any time..

S16 panorama: one camera – three views simultaneously

15° wedge for sensor module

High-resolution180°panorama

Virtual PTZ 1 Virtual PTZ 2

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Recommendation: Mounting the camera in the middle of the wall

Selecting an Appropriate Camera Position

During installation, ensure that the camera is focused on the most important areas of the room as directly as possible in order to provide the desired level of detail recognition (cam era focus). The S16 should be installed on a wall such that the two arrows on the back of the sensor module housing (S16) or the rounded side of the camera housing (S16/S16) are pointing towards the ceiling.

Camera focus (best image quality) – standard installation

2.5to3.5m/8.2to11.5

2.50to3.50m/8.2to11.5

Identication Recognition Perception

1.50m/5

3m/10

5m/16.4

Mounting in the middle of the wall

To install the sensor module on thicker walls or with the 15° wedge (see next section), the MOBOTIX oers an extension that is attached to the sensor module at the back and secured with a bayonet catch.

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Greater wall thicknesses can also be bridged by attaching several extensions. The sensor module is secured from behind by a nut and a locknut.

40 mm/1.6 in

Multiple extensions can be added (EN 50155 vibration resistance was tested

WallInstallationwith15°WedgeforImageOptimization

Wall mounting with lenses tilting downwards is recommended in many cases for optimizing image quality. In particular for wall installations that must be carried out at greater heights for technical or other reasons (over doors, windows, etc.,) adding a slight tilt to the camera, and thus also the lens, will return better results, as the center of the lens is then focused more directly on the center of activity in the room (optimal utilization of lens capabilities). MOBOTIX therefore oers easy to install mounting accessories with a 15° tilt for the S16 sensor modules.

with one extension added)

Camerafocus(bestimagequality)–optimizedwith15°wedge

2.50to3.50m/8.2to11.5

SizeoftheBoreHoleswithDierentMaterialThicknesses

Material thickness a Diam. of bore hole b

mm in mm in

5 0.20 47 1.85

10 0.39 48 1.89

15 0.59 50 1.97

20 0.79 51 2.01

25 0.98 52 2.05

30 1.18 53 2.09

35 1.38 55 2.17

40 1.57 57 2.24

Best image quality with wall-mounting with 15° wedge

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Sensor modules including status LEDs and microphone

2.1.2 S16 FlexMount Installation Options

Using One or Two Sensor Modules

You can decide for yourself with the S16 whether you want to use the camera with one or two sensor modules. You can upgrade or downgrade the system at any time.

On www.mobotix.com got to Products > S16 DualFlex and open the basket. It contains the Product Congurator, Use this to order the required parts in any of the available colors.

Produkt Preview: Go to Products > S16 DualFlex to view and

order accessories for the MOBOTIX S16 system.

3m/9.8cable

The S16 with a single hemispheric L10-L12 sensor module therefore essentially oers the same range of functions as a standard hemispheric camera like the Q25M, but has the added advantage that it can be installed even more inconspicuously and almost completely hidden. While the sensor modules can record audio data via integrated microphones, an external speaker can be connected directly to the camera and positioned in an appropriate place. If the sensor module microphones are not used, an additional microphone can also be connected directly to the camera.

Hemispheric Day and Night Camera with Sensor Modules D10/N10 (6MP) or D12/N12 (5MP)

The S16 is the rst hemispheric dual camera for use in extremely variable lighting conditions equipped with two hemispheric lenses each with a black/white and color sensor. It is important in terms of mounting, whether on a wall or ceiling, that both the camera’s sensor modules are positioned directly next to each other and in parallel (arrows on sensor modules pointing in the same direction) in order to see the same image area as a color image during the day and as a black/white image at night.

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Ceiling-Mounted

Indoor installation is mostly on suspended ceilings and is extremely easy. A round hole with a diameter of 45 mm/1.77 in is all that is needed, through which a S16 sensor module with connection cable and attached ferrite is pushed down through the ceiling panel, xed from behind using a nut and then connected to the concealed body hidden behind a ceiling panel (connector and lock).

Diam. 43 to 45 mm/1.69 to 1.77 in

Step 3:

Secure sensor module with nut

Step 2:

Drill hole (43 mm/1.69 in), feed through cable with sensor module

Step 1:

Plug in connection cable, secure with bayonet catch and attach ferrite

It should be ensured when selecting installation sites that each of the sensor cables do not exceed 3 m/9.8  (5MP – 2 m/6.6 ). The theoretical maximum distance between the two sensor modules of a S16 where the body is placed centrally is therefore 6 m/19.7  (5MP – 4 m/13.1 ).

Caution

If there is a risk of water collecting on the back of the sensor modules (for example, in outdoor areas or in the event of extreme humidity), the modules should not be installed pointing downwards!

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The S16 monitors two separate rooms

The S16 can, however, also be deployed at shorter distances between the two sensor modules with surprising results:

• Two adjacent areas separated by a dividing wall, shelves, oor or other form of screen can be captured without any blind spots using a S16.

• In L-shaped rooms, both sensor modules are simply positioned at right angles. A S16 therefore captures the entire room without any blind spots.

The S16 can see “around corners”

Room 1

Room 2

• Installing the two sensor modules next to one another, but pointing in opposite direc tions in particularly long, narrow rooms (for example, hotel corridors, buses, aircra, railroad cars, etc.) delivers double hemispheric images of up to 6 megapixels that, in terms of sharpness of detail, signicantly outperforms a single hemispheric camera with just one lens. For these kinds of installations, MOBOTIX will soon oer an appropriate mount in the range of accessories available for the S16 (SurroundMount). The slight downward tilt of the two sensor modules allows the area directly underneath them to be captured without any blind spots.

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Wall-Mounting

Mounting a S16 sensor module on a wall, for example, on basic partition walls or fake walls with cavities behind the wall covering, is just as easy as mounting on a ceiling. Drill a hole 45 mm/1.77 in diameter, t the sensor module, x from behind with a locknut and connect to the body. Depending on the installation height and the required camera focus, the cam era can be installed with or without the wedge with 15° tilt available as an accessory.

Product preview: SurroundMount module with 2 x L12 sensor modules

S16 SurroundMount: 6 megapixel 360° camera

Mounting with or without 15° wedge (accessories)

Diam. 43 mm/1.69 in

Diam.50mm/2in*

15 mm/0.6 in

MOBOTIX also oers the appropriate installation accessories for mounting the sensor module on thicker walls. Longer “tunnel holes” through a wall can also be bridged using several extension pieces (each approx. 40 mm/1.6 in). The maximum wall thickness is therefore only limited by the length of the sensor cable depending on the installation position of the body, which is in theory 3 m/9.8 .

* Hole diameters vary depending on material thickness (see «Size of the

Bore Holes with Dierent

Material Thicknesses» in Section 2.1.1, «Positioning a Hemispheric Camera»

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S16 simultaneously monitors indoor and outdoor areas

MixedCeilingandWall-Mounting

By mounting a sensor module on the ceiling of a room and at the same time attaching the second sensor module to an outside wall of this room, both the inside and the outdoor area can be captured with a single S16 at minimal installation cost.

Example: Kiosk

Simultaneous capture of the entire sales oor and the area outside the entrance with stand-up tables.

Indoors Outdoors

Floor-Mounting

Mounting sensor modules on the oor can also make sense for industrial uses or in areas where there are no people. Examples of such uses are vehicle ramps where the vehicles can also be easily captured from below.

Place sensor modules centrally between the wheels (along vehicle longitudinal axis). Sensor modules must be protected against dirt at the top by glass panels or similar!

Do not drive over or step directly on the camera or sensor modules!

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(without lens)

Mounting the BlockFlexMounts

BlockFlexMounts have been designed for integration into other devices. They use the same technology as the “regular” sensor modules, but in a black anodized aluminum housing. Thanks to the tap holes on each side and the holes for machine bolts, the BlockFlexMounts are easily integrated into any given structure or device.

B016 B036 B041 B061 B079

B119 B237 B500

Mounting the Sensor Modules with the PTMount

The PTMount provides for exible, weatherproof and tamper-proof installation of MOBOTIX sensor modules. Its three axes of rotation allow installing the sensor module at any given structure and pointing it into any viewing direction.

CS Mount

More information: www.mobotix.com >

Products > Cameras > S16 DualFlex

Panning

360°

Rotating

360°

Tilting

100°

This means that you can install the PTMount to any ceiling, wall and even upright.

Mounting to a Ceiling Mounting uprightMounting to a Wall

Additional Information, Quick Installation: www.mobotix.com >

Products > Cameras > S16 DualFlex

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Mounting the Thermal Sensor Modules

Front Plate Mounting

Tighten the cylinder head screws (red arrows) to push the pressure plate against the wall/ faceplate. Hole diameter Ø 48 mm, possible thickness of wall/faceplate: 0 to 14 mm/0 to 0.6 in.

Hole diameter Ø 48 mm

Pressure plate

Screw Mounting

The housing can be installed by aixing suitable screws M4 (4 mm length of thread) in at least two of the six tap holes. Remove pressure plate and cylinder head screws.

Twotapholesonright-hand

side of housing

Front plate

Remove!

Additional Information, Quick Installation: www.mobotix.com >

Products > Cameras > S16 DualFlex

Twotapholesonle-hand

Two tap holes at bottom of

side of housing

housing

For additional information on the MOBOTIX thermal sensor modules and the Quick Installation, see www.mobotix.com under Products > Outdoor Cameras > S16 DualFlex or Support >

Download Center > Documentation > User Manuals > Outdoor Cameras > S1x DualFlex.

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2.2 Before Mounting

This section of the manual provides an overview of the variety of S16 connection options, the preparatory steps and the tools required for mounting.

2.2.1 Overview of Cable Connections

The following cables can be used with the S16 (see also Section 1.5, «Available Accessories»):

•

MOBOTIX patch cable

the

MX-Patch-Box

•

Ethernet installation cable

an Ethernet installation cable can also be tted directly onto the integrated LSA cutting clamp.

•

MOBOTIX USB cable with MiniUSB connector

required impermeability, even in adverse weather conditions, and thereby prevents corrosion of the connectors, for example, on an external USB hard drive.

Sensor cable for the sensor modules (S16 only)

•

to the S16 via this cable. A separate cable is required for each sensor module (max. 3 m/9.8 ).

Additional cable for MxBus connections, microphone and speaker

•

MOBOTIX modules can be connected via this multi-wire cable. The other camera opening is used for this cable or for single wires, depending on which connection is used for network cabling (patch or installation cable)

: This supplied MOBOTIX cable is designed for direct connection to

, the

MX-NPA-Box

or a standard network port (only in indoor areas).

: As an alternative to the

MOBOTIX patch cable

: This MOBOTIX cable provides the

: The sensor modules are connected

(see above)

: Additional

MOBOTIX patch cables

or additional cables

Additional cables or

network installation cables

MiniUSB

Cam1 Cam2

sensor module cables

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Connectors pointing down

IP66

Connectors pointing up

IP54

Only

MOBOTIX cables may be used for the Ethernet and USB connection

to the sensor modules (S16)

Caution

as well as

to ensure the camera remains permanently watertight.

Ethernet

for LAN

MiniUSB

Sensor cable

Unused connections must be secured using appropriate cable plugs and by closing the corresponding locks

AvoidInstallingUpside-Down(ReducedWeatherProtection)

If you are installing the S16 upside-down (i.e., the connectors are pointing upwards), the camera does not reach protection class IP66 any more, but only IP54. If mounted upsidedown, the S16 can only be used in a dry indoor environment.

Removing MOBOTIX Cables and Plugs

The corresponding lock must rst be removed or released to remove one of the cables or plugs indicated above from the S16:

to protect the inside of the housing against water and dust.

Patch Cable MiniUSB Sensor Cable

1. Turn the bayonet catch to the le.

2. Remove the bayonet catch.

3. Remove the cable/plug.

1. Pull the triple retainer upwards

(away from the base plate) until it clicks into place.

2. Remove the cable/plug.

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Inserting and Locking MOBOTIX Cables and Plugs

The corresponding lock must be applied or closed again aer inserting one of the cables or plugs indicated above into the S16:

Patch Cable MiniUSB Sensor Cable

1. Insert the cable/plug.

2. Attach bayonet catch.

Turn the bayonet catch to the right.

1. Insert the cable/plug.

2. Push the triple retainer down

(towards the base plate) until it clicks into place.

2.2.2 Notes on Cable Lengths and Power Supply

•

Power is supplied to the camera via the camera Ethernet connection (patch or installation cable). We recommend using a MOBOTIX PoE adapter or another similar high-quality PoE product to loop-in the power supply:

– One camera: with the PoE adapter (MX-NPA-PoE or MX-NPA-Box)

– Multiple cameras: with PoE products conforming to IEEE 802.3af (PoE switch)

• The maximum length of the network cable for power supply over an Ethernet cable is 100 m/110 yd.

•

Make sure that you only use switches or routers that support the 10/100 Mbps network interface of the camera.

• We highly recommend using uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) to provide backup power.

• If you are using IEEE 802.3af or IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) Power-over-Ethernet network components to supply power to MOBOTIX cameras, make sure, if possible, that these components do not have a fan. Since the power consumption of MOBOTIX cameras is very low compared to other products, the reliability of the entire system is increased, thus extending the life of these components.

Caution

Max. power consumption of attached extension modules: The power consumption

of all attached the MxBus connector

MxBus modules

and

modules must not exceed 4 W, if the camera is powered by PoE class 3

is used,

the camera cannot power any peripheral devices!

must

not exceed 3 W

the USB socket, the

. When attaching modules to

power consumption of all attached

. If

PoE class 2

For more information on changing the PoE class, please see Section 2.4.7, «Variable PoE»).

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Patch cable

Further cables

2.2.3 Network Connection with MOBOTIX Patch Cable

The supplied

MX-NPA-Box

Connecting the Patch Cable to the Camera

First remove the blue bayonet catch and the blue sealing plug in the le-hand connector on the S16. Then insert the MOBOTIX patch cable into the camera and secure the cable using the bayonet catch.

ConnectingthePatchCabletoanMX-Patch-Box,MX-NPA-Boxor

Standard Network Port

First remove the blue bayonet catch and the blue sealing plug in the right-hand connector on the box to establish the network connection to an MX-Patch-Box or MX-NPA-Box. Then insert the MOBOTIX patch cable into the box and secure the cable using the bayonet catch.

More information on installing an is available at www.mobotix.com under Support > Download

Center > Documentation > User Manuals > Accessories > Interface Boxes.

Insert the MOBOTIX patch cable of the S16 into the network port for standard connections (only permitted in indoor areas).

Connecting Peripheral Devices (MxBus, Microphone, Speaker)

The opening provided for the installation cable must be used for all other cables that are connected to the camera when using the MOBOTIX patch cable. Depending on the cable used, the single wire plug installed must be replaced with one of the other cable plugs (M.4/5).

MOBOTIX patch cable

or to a standard network port.

can be used to connect the camera to an

MX-Patch-Box

MX-NPA-Box

MX-Patch-Box

Patch cable

The cable used must be xed to the circuit board using one of the cable ties supplied (M.9) to ensure that less strain is placed on the cable. The individual cable wires must be xed on the screw clamps using the the screwdriver supplied (M.9).

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Installation cable

Further cables

for sensor modules

2.2.4 Network Connection with Installation Cable

As an alternative to connection to an MX-Patch-Box, MX-NPABox or standard network port, you can also connect the S16 directly to an camera must be opened for this purpose, this working step

S16 must be carried out before

housing cover is no longer accessible once it has been mounted.

The installation cable is xed onto the circuit board before tting the wires onto the LSA cutting clamps using one of the cable ties supplied (M.9) to ensure less strain is placed on the cable and that the camera is earthed correctly.

Connecting Peripheral Devices (MxBus, Microphone, Speaker)

The opening provided for the MOBOTIX patch cable must be used for all other cables that are connected to the camera when using an installation cable. The blue bayonet catch and the blue sealing plug in the le-hand connector must be removed for this purpose. The single wire plug or one of the other cable plugs (M.4/5) is then pushed into the opening, depending on the cable used. The bayonet catch will no longer be used.

The cable used must be xed to the ensure that less strain is placed on the cable. The individual cable wires must be xed on the screw clamps using the the screwdriver supplied (M.9).

2.2.5 Using Sensor Modules (S16 Only)

installation cable

. Since the housing cover of the

in a

mounting the camera as the

base plate

using one of the cable ties supplied (M.9) to

One or two sensor modules can be connected via both right-hand connectors in the S16. For this purpose, the lock is pulled forward, the central and right-hand (or only the central plug if only one sensor module is used) is removed and the corresponding sensor cable is inserted. The connectors are waterproof again once the lock is pressed down.

2.2.6 Using the MiniUSB Cable

Existing add-on modules such as the MOBOTIX ExtIO (USB) or external USB hard drives can be connected via the MiniUSB connector. For this purpose, the lock is pulled forward, the lehand plug is removed and the MiniUSB cable is inserted. The connectors are waterproof again once the lock is pressed down.

Sensor cable

MiniUSB cable

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Mic Speaker MxBus

2.2.7 Using MxBus Modules

The MxBus camera connector is located under the housing cover (clamps 5 and 6 of the screw clamps) and allows the operation of additional modules for expanding functionality (e.g. connection of an MX-GPS-Box for determining time and position). MxBus was optimized specically for the use of existing two-wire cables.

The terminal connector has two connectors to connect an MxBus module (other MxBus modules can then be connected from there). The length of the entire MxBus cable may not exceed 50 m/55 yd.

The MxBus wires that are to be stripped at the end should always be fed into the camera through appropriate plugs before mounting. If the single wire plug is used, one wire must be pushed through a hole in the plug.

Do not mix up the polarity of the cables during installation. Select a consistent cable color for +/– in the entire MxBus system (for example, red = +, blue = –)

Aer an MxBus module has been connected, the MxBus itself must be started in the camera’s web-based user interface (if this has not been done yet) as well as the actual module (Admin Menu > Manage Hardware Expansions or MxBus Modules).

Mic Speaker MxBus

Note

2.2.8 External Audio Support (Microphone/Speaker)

The camera connector for an external microphone and an external speaker is located under the housing cover (clamps 1 and 2 of the screw clamps for microphone, clamps 3 and 4 for speaker).

An external microphone (red box) and an external speaker (red box) with the following technical data can be connected on the terminal connector:

Microphone

•

–35 ± 4 dB, for example, Panasonic Microphone Capsule WM61

•

Speaker

Speaker K36WP or K50WP

: Vs = 2.0 V, RL = 2.2 kOhm, sensitivity

: Max. power output 400 mW at 8 Ohms impedance, for example, Visaton

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2.2.9 Replacing the MicroSD Card

If the pre-installed MicroSD card needs to be replaced (for example, with a 64 GB MicroSD

before

card), it is best to do so

the camera is installed.

MicroSD cards should only be

replaced when the camera is disconnected from the power supply.

Remove rotary plug

of the housing, for example, using a suitable coin and remove the plug.

Remove the MicroSD card

card into the holder using a pair of tweezers until you

click

hear a can be removed using the tweezers.

Insert the MicroSD card

shown (electrical contacts pointing towards the front) into the card slot using a pair of tweezers. Make sure that you hear a card is now locked and can be used.

ne w Mic roS D car d, it ne eds to be fo rma tted rst

Section 3.5.2, «Formatting the MicroSD Card»).

Attach t he rotary pl ug

and screw it tight using a coin (approximately two turns, the plug slot is pointing forwards).

: Loosen the rotary plug at the top

: Carefully push the MicroSD

. The card is now sticking out slightly and

: Push the MicroSD card as

click

when the card is inserted. The

If you are us ing a

(se e

: Insert the rotary plug as shown

2.2.10 Tools Required for Installation

Replace the MicroSD card only if the camera

is disconnected from the power supply!

Click!

Please make sure that all the camera components are included in the original packaging (see Section 1.5, «Available Accessories»).

Additional Tools/Materials Required

•

Any additional materials required for attaching the camera to a ceiling/wall (four wood screws including screw anchors and washers) are included in the original packaging.

• Screwdriver with PZ 2 driver bit

• Optionally a powerdrilland6-mmdrillbit for screw anchor holes for attaching the

base plate

• Drilling templates for base plate and sensor module (see www.mobotix.com > Support > Download Center > Documentation > Drilling Templates)

• Scissors to cut out the template.

• Pencil to mark the drill holes

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Only use the LSA/ Krone blade and set to LOW impact!

Do not cover pressure equalization elements

•

Optionally LSA+ tool for tting an installation cable onto the LSA terminals of the camera

•

Hole saw or Forstner drill with 44 to 45 mm/1.77 in diameter for the S16 sensor modules

or with 35 mm/1.38 in diameter for the S16 lens

• So cotton cloth to clean the front of the lens aer installation

2.2.11 Preparatory Steps

Make sure of the following before starting to install the camera:

•

Connection with MOBOTIX patch cable

: The network connector has been guided either with an MX-Patch-Box, an MX-NPA-Box or a standard network port (only permitted in indoor areas) into the vicinity of the mounting position of the camera.

•

Connection with installation cable

: If a network installation cable is used instead, it

may not conduct any voltage and may not be connected to the network.

•

Even surface

: Make sure before attaching the camera that the surface is even so that

the base plate of the camera does not move.

•

Pressure equalization element

: This element on the housing of the S16 and the sensor modules must be kept free to enable pressure equalization element of the camera housing.

S16 DualFlex (front) Sensor module (rear)

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1 2

Pressure compen-

sation

Base plate

LEDs

MicroSD card

Key

Triple cable retainer

Bayonet catch

S16 housing cover

2.3 Installing the S16 FlexMount

2.3.1 Attaching the S16 Body

LED defaults:

1 Power (on), Error (ashes) 2 Recording (ashes)

Use the drilling templates available on www.mobotix.com, Support > Download Center > Documentation > Drilling Templates to mark the position for drilling the dowel holes for

the camera and the sensor modules. Make sure that the drilling template is not scaled down when printing or copying the drilling template.

Caution

Make sure the camera is mounted on an even surface. If this is not the case, there is a risk that the base plate will be warped and the housing may leak.

The torque for the

Onlyexchangesensormoduleswhenpoweredo: Make sure that the camera‘s power

housing cover screws

is 0.4 Nm.

supply has been disconnected before attempting to exchange any sensor modules.

Installing the Camera at a Back Wall

If you are installing the S16 at a back wall using its base plate, the installation of the camera is nished with just a few steps:

1. If necessary, mark the drill holes at the intended mounting position, drill the holes for the base plate and hammer in the 6 mm dowels supplied.

The drilling templates can be found at the end of the manual

Always print or copy drilling templates in their original size

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Max. 10 cm/4 in!

2. If this has not been done already, insert the cable tie needed to ensure that less strain is placed on the connection cable into the slot provided below in the base plate with out closing it.

3. Screw on the S16 body using the 4×40 mm screws included (or other suitable screws) and washers (with a diam. of 4.3 mm).

2.3.2 Attaching and Connecting the S16 Sensor Modules

Only

MOBOTIX cables

should be used to connect the sensor modules (see

Section 1.5.9, «Connection Cable for Sensor Module»)

The sensor module connection cables must never be bent sharply!

Before installing the sensor modules, make sure that the sensor cables will reach the intended mounting position without placing a strain on the cables. Further information on the individual camera connectors can be found in Section 2.2.1, «Overview of Cable Connections».

Drill the hole for the sensor module at the intended mount-

ing position (arrow on the back of the sensor module pointing “Up”).

2. Connect the sensor cable to the sensor module (turn the blue bayonet catch to the le and li o, remove the plug, insert the sensor cable, replace the bayonet catch and turn to the right). Make sure that the sensor cables are not sharply bent anywhere!

Attach one ferrite at each end of the sensor cable (max. distance to the plug 10 cm/4 in,

as shown in the gure).

4. If extensions are required (at least one in sensor module L12 and 15° wedge), they should now be pushed over the sensor cable and joined to the sensor module or extensions that have already been mounted using the bayonet catch (see Section 2.3.3, «Plugging in and Removing Extensions»).

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Make sure MOBOTIX lettering is pointing

upwards!

5. If a 15° wedge is used on the outside, the visible wedge and the wedge sealing must now be pushed onto the cable, the sensor module and any extensions already mounted (the thicker side of the wedge is at the top). Make sure that the MOBOTIX lettering at the front of the sensor module is pointing upwards!

Now insert the cable and then push the whole sensor module (including wedge, wedge

sealing and extension, if installed) through the hole.

7. If a 15° wedge has been tted on the outside, the second wedge sealing and the second wedge must now be pushed from the inside over the sensor cable, any installed extensions and the sensor module (the thicker side of the wedge is at the bottom) may need to be shied to ensure that the nut is properly positioned on the back.

8. Feed the sensor cable through the nut and secure the sensor module and mounted extensions using that nut. If you need to seal o the sensor module against the wall, you should apply silicone sealant before tightening the nut.

9. Attach the sensor cable of the rst sensor module to the Cam1 connector and the sensor cable of the second sensor module to the Cam2 connector of the S16 (pull the blue triple cable retainer up, remove the plug, insert the sensor cable and push the cable retainer down again).

2.3.3 Plugging in and Removing Extensions

The extensions are xed onto the sensor modules (or other extensions) with the help of a bayonet catch.

If you install a S16 with automatic day/night switching, make sure to connect the D11 (day) sensor module on the Cam1 and the N11 (night) sensor module on Cam2

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Attaching Extensions

1. Turn the sensor module so that the larger lobe (red arrow on the illustration) is at the front. The other three lobes are smaller and do not protrude (blue arrows).

Turn the extension so that the larger lobe on the extension

is slightly oset from the lobe on the sensor module (see blue box in the illustration on the right). Push the extension with the notches onto the sensor module.

3. Turn the extension in a clockwise direction until it clicks into place (viewed from the right). The extension will lock automatically and will not turn, even if the nuts are loosened.

Make sure that the extensions are always connected as described in Step 2. Attaching the extensions incorrectly will damage the bayonet catch and may result in the nuts not being properly attached.

Note

Removing Extensions

Proceed as follows to loosen and undo an extension lock:

Push the extension towards the sensor module to unlock

it.

Turn the extension in an anti-clockwise direction (viewed from the back) to open the bayonet catch.

3. Remove the extension.

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Patch cable

2.4 Network and Power Connection, Additional Cables

2.4.1 Network Cabling for S16 with Patch Cables

Using a patch cable and an MX-Patch-Box or MX-NPA-Box oers the following advantages:

• Quick installation/deinstallation

• No shortening of the cable in the event of multiple installation/removal

• Connection that is dust-proof/resistant against water jets in accordance with IP66

Connecting the Patch Cable to the Camera

First remove the blue bayonet catch and the blue sealing plug in the le-hand connector on the S16. Then insert the MOBOTIX patch cable into the camera and secure the cable using the bayonet catch.

ConnectingthePatchCabletoanMX-Patch-Box,MX-NPA-BoxorStandardNetwork

Port

More information on installing an is available at www.mobotix.com under Support > Download

Center > Documentation > User Manuals > Accessories > Interface Boxes.

Insert the MOBOTIX patch cable of the S16 into the network port for standard connections (only permitted in indoor areas).

If additional cables are required inside the housing (MxBus, microphone, speaker), they must be connected as described in Section 2.4.3, «Connecting Additional Cables».

MX-Patch-Box

MX-NPA-Box

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~35 mm

2.4.2 Network Cabling for S16 with Installation Cables

Remove housing cover and cable plugs

: Loosen the Allen screw on the housing cover of the S16 and remove it. Push the cable plug in the camera out of the housing from the inside to the outside (red arrow).

Ensure that the installation cable is fed right into the housing when the camera is in the right position so that the cable plug provides optimal sealing for the housing

Attach the cable ties

: Feed one of the cable ties supplied through both slots in the circuit board underneath the LSA cutting clamp.

Prepare the installation cable

Cut the installation cable to length, feed through the white single wire plug (5-7 mm/0.2 to 0.28 in), remove 35 mm/1.38 in of insulation and separate into individual twisted wire pairs including 15 mm/0.6 in sheathing. Wind the shield mesh around the sheath to a width of 10 mm/0.4 in so that it can be xed on the contact surface later using the cable tie.

Secure the cable

: Push the plug out and insert the installation cable with single wire plug (5-7 mm/0.2 to

0.28 in) into the opening intended for the installation cable. The rubber sleeve must sit tightly on the installation cable to prevent the penetration of moisture. Tighten the cable tie around the shield mesh to ensure less tension.

~10 mm

~15 mm

Shield meshCable sheath Wire shield

~20 mm

Connecting the cable wires

: The individual wires of the installation cable can be connected to the LSA cutting clamp using an appropriate tool and in accordance with the EIA/TIA-568A or B standard used (see printed color coding above the clamp; see red arrow in the illustration below).

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Caution

Make sure that not, this could lead to

Hint

: Hold the cable ends rm before cutting them with the LSA+ tool.

all cable end ocuts are removed from inside the camera

short circuits

. If

Only use the LSA/ Krone blade and set to LOW impact!

If additional cables are required inside the housing (MxBus, microphone, speaker), they must be connected as described in Section 2.4.3, «Connecting Additional Cables».

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Additional cables (MxBus, microphone, speaker)

2.4.3 Connecting Additional Cables

Additional cables can be fed through the free opening in the housing, depending on the Ethernet connector used (patch cable or installation cable). If an installation cable is used, additional cables should be installed aer the installation cable has been tted.

Ethernet via Patch Cable Ethernet via Installation Cable

Additional cables (MxBus, microphone, speaker)

Replace any single wire plugs with appropriate cable plugs (M.4/5) for additional cables.

1. Remove the bayonet catch and the patch cable and push the sin gle wire plug or appropriate cable

plug (M.4/5) in so that the edges protrude inside. The bayonet catch will no longer be used.

2. Push the single wire plug with the individual wires through or push the cable with sheathing through the cable plug.

Connect the wires to the corresponding screw terminals with the help of the screwdriver supplied.

Mic Speaker MxBus

4. Fix single wires or cables to the base plate using one of the cable ties supplied.

5. Connect wires to the corresponding devices (MxBus module, microphone, speaker).

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PoE adapter

2.4.4 Power Supply Using a Switch

1. Connect the factory pre-installed cable of the camera to the Camera connector of the PoE adapter.

2. Connect the LAN/Power con nector of the PoE adapter to the Ethern et con nector of the switch/router or the Ethernet port.

3. Plug the RJ45 connec tor of the power supply unit into the PC/Power connector of the PoE adapter.

Switch/router

LAN/www

(10.8.0.11/255.0.0.0)

(MX-NPA-PoE)

LAN/Power

RJ45

Camera

RJ45

Power supply unit

RJ45

PC/Power

Camera

(10.8.0.99)

The IP addresses in the diagram are shown only as an example

For the S16 you should use the blue MX-NPA-PoE-Set or the MX-NPA-Box

vious MOBOTIX network power accessories, such as the NPA-Set, PowerBox and Power-Rack (MX-NPA-Set, MX-NPR-4 and MX-NPR8/20) are not suitable for use with the S16

– pre-

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2.4.5 Power Supply When Connected Directly to a Computer

1. Connect the factory pre-installed cable of the camera to the Camera connector of the PoE adapter.

The IP addresses in the diagram are shown only as an example

The PoE adapter replaces the crossover cable when directly connecting to a computer

For the S16 you should use the blue MX-NPA-PoE-Set or the MX-NPA-Box

vious MOBOTIX network power accessories, such as the NPA-Set, PowerBox and Power-Rack (MX-NPA-Set, MX-NPR-4 and MX-NPR8/20) are not suitable for use with the S16

The IP addresses in the diagram are shown only as an example

– pre-

2. Connect the PC/Power connector of the PoE adapter to the Ethernet port of the com puter.

3. Plug the RJ45 connec tor of the power supply unit into the L AN/Power connector of the PoE adapter.

PoE adapter

Power supply unit

(MX-NPA-PoE)

LAN/Power

RJ45

Camera

RJ45

Camera

(10.8.0.99)

PC/Power

RJ45

(10.8.0.11/255.0.0.0)

2.4.6 PowerSupplywithPower-Over-EthernetProducts

Connect the factory pre-installed cable of the camera to the Ethernet connector of the PoE switch/router. The switch/router must support the PoE standards IEEE 802.3af or IEEE 802.3at.

LAN/www

PoE/PoE+

switch/router

Camera

(10.8.0.99)

(10.8.0.11/255.0.0.0)

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2.4.7 Variable PoE

The power consumption of the camera depends on the functions in use as well as any peripheral devices connected (see table). PoE classes 1, 2 or 3 may be selected in the browser-based user interface in order to optimally adjust the camera to your system design (PoE switch in use, emergency power concept, etc.).

PoE Power Level Classes (IEEE 802.3af Standard)

Class Max. power consumption Camera operating mode and peripheral devices

1 0.44 W–3.84 W

2 3.84 W–6.49 W Normal mode; max. 1 W for MxBus peripheral devices

3 6.49 W–12.95 W

If the total power consumption of the camera and peripheral devices exceeds the power provided by the PoE switch for the specied class, the switch can disconnect the camera from the power supply.

again once the peripheral devices have been disconnected from the camera and the camera has been restarted.

LowPower mode; no peripheral devices (available soon)

FullPower mode; max. 2.5 W for MxBus peripheral devices (for example, MX-GPS-Box and MX-232-IO-Box to MxBus), max. 4 W for peripheral devices to MxBus and USB interface

Caution

In this case, the camera will only be accessible

The default setting is usually ne, and nothing needs to be changed. However, the PoE power class must be changed in the browser if a higher or a lower power class is required for your application:

Select Admin Menu > Network Setup >

Ethernet Interface (for experts).

Click on Change under Power Supply.

3. A Power Wiz ard will ap pear to guide

you through the PoE conguration steps.

Ne xt, re star t the ca mer a: Di sco nne ct

4. the camera from the power supply. Then reconnect it, for example, by disconnec ting and ten reconnecting th e E thern et cabl e a t the PoE swi tch.

Variable PoE: Multiple cameras can be operated simultaneously from the same switch

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3 OPERATING THE CAMERA

3.1 Manual and Automatic Operation

Download the free-of-charge MxManagementCenter soware at www.mobotix.com

MOBOTIX cameras do not require any extra soware. Thus, you can set up and operate the MOBOTIX camera using a JavaScript-enabled browser on all common operating systems (such as Windows, Linux, Macintosh, etc.). As an alternative, you can also use the MOBOTIX application MxManagementCenter. Follow these steps to set up the camera:

1. Connect the camera to the network.

Power is supplied directly via the Ethernet cable (see Section 2.4, «Network and Power Connection, Additional Cables»)

Establish a connection to the camera and adjust the network settings, if required.

By factory default, MOBOTIX cameras are booting as DHCP client with an additional xed

IP address in the 10.x.x.x range (e.g., 10.16.0.128). Local computer networks usually have IP addresses in the 172 or 192 ranges. Depending on whether a DHCP server is present on the local network (e.g., a DSL router) or if the network has been set up to

use xed IP addresses, there are several possibilities for establishing a connection to the

camera and to change its network parameters:

• Network with DHCP server

– Using a browser:

If you know the IP address that the DHCP server assigned to the camera, simply enter that address in the browser address bar to directly connect to the camera (see Section 3.2.2, «First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser»).

– Using MxManagementCenter:

With MxManagementCenter, you can show and integrate the camera without having to know its current IP address (see Section 3.2.3, «First Images and Network Parameter Conguration in MxMC»).

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• Network with xed IP addresses

In order to access the camera, it must have an IP address within the range of the local network. To set the camera’s network parameters, you can use one of these methods:

– Manually using a browser:

First, you need to change the network parameters of your computer (see Section 3.2.2, «First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser» and following …).

–

Integration into MxManagementCenter with automatic adjustment of the camera’s

IP address:

The camera is displayed in MxManagementCenter despite the fact that the IP address is not part of the local network. The application allows reconguring the network

parameters accordingly (see Section 3.2.3, «First Images and Network Parameter Conguration in MxMC»).

3. Congure the camera.

Using the web-based user interface or MxManagementCenter.

Camera soware in the browser

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Pressing the “L” key will prompt the camera to announce its current IP address on the camera speaker (see the gure in Section 3.2.4, «Start Options of the Camera»)

3.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings

Once the MOBOTIX camera has been connected to the network, you need to set up the camera’s network interface accordingly. This step involves setting up and checking the network parameters of the camera. If your network is already using an IP address in the 10.x.x.x range with a 255.0.0.0 network mask, you do not need to change the camera’s network parameters. You can access the camera directly (see Section 3.2.2). If your network or computer does not use an IP address in the 10.x.x.x range (for example, in the 192 or 172 ranges), you should follow one of the following methods for changing the camera’s network parameters:

• Manual setup (Section 3.2.1)

• Automatic setup using MxManagementCenter (see Section 3.2.3)

Note

We will use a camera with the factory address 10.8.0.99 in the following examples. Replace this IP address with the IP address of your camera. You will nd the IP address of your camera on a small sticker on the camera. Make sure that the IP addresses used in the following examples are not already being used by other devices in the network.

3.2.1 Manually Setting Up the Network Parameters in a Browser

You need a computer that is using a 10.x.x.x IP address in order to manually set up the network parameters of the MOBOTIX camera. The computer’s network parameters usually have to be changed for this purpose.

Entry in "Subnet mask" eld:

255.0.0.0

1. Change the network parameters of your computer:

Windows (XP, Vista and 7):

1. Open Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network Connections. Clicking Properties opens the dialog box

shown.

2. Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). On the General tab, activate the Use the following IP address

option. Enter an IP address in the 10.x.x. x range in this eld (for example, 10.8.0.11).

3. Once all dialog boxes have been closed, the computer will have the IP address 10.8.0.11 .

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Windows 8.1:

1. Open Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network Connections. Clicking on Properties opens the dialog

box shown.

2. Double-click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). On the General t ab, ac tiva te the Use the following IP address

option. Enter an IP address in the 10.x.x.x range in this eld (for example, 10.8.0.11).

3. Once all dialog boxes have been closed, the computer will have the IP address

10.8.0.1 1 .

Linux/Unix:

1. Open a terminal as root user.

2. Enter the following command: ifconfig eth0:1 10.8.0.11

3. The computer is now also using the IP address 10.8.0.11

Mac OS X:

1. Open

System Properties > Network.

2. Select Ethernet. In the Conguration eld, select

Manual and enter a 10.x.x.x IP address (for example,

10.8.0.1 1).

3. Click Apply on th e bot tom rig ht-hand s ide of th e dial og box to assign the computer the IP address 10.8.0.1 1 .

Entry in ”Subnet mask” eld: 255.0.0.0

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2. Set up the target network parameters of the MOBOTIX camera:

1. Open a web browser on the computer and enter the default IP address of the MOBOTIX camera in the address bar of the browser (for example, 10.8.0.99). Clicking Enter displays the user interface of the MOBOTIX camera (see also Section 3.2.2, «First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser»).

Default user data

User name:

admin

password:

meinsm

2. Click on the Admin Menu sobutton in the user interface of the MOBOTIX camera. The Quick Installation starts automatically once the admin user has log ged on.

Note: The Quick Installation can also be executed at a later stage by opening Admin Menu > Network Setup > Quick Installation.

Enter the target network parameters of the camera on

th e appro pri ate page of the Qu ick Ins tal latio n assist ant .

Note: The network parameters can also be modied retrospectively via Admin Menu > Network Conguration >

Quick Installation

4. Once you have completed the Quick Installation and rebooted the camera, the new network parameters will be activated. The camera can now be connected to the target network and, if required, further congured.

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3.2.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser

Once the MOBOTIX camera has been connected to the power supply and to the network, you can access the user interface with the live camera image in the web browser. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari or any other graphical browser with activated JavaScript is suitable. It does not matter which operating system is used.

Aer entering the camera’s IP address in the browser address bar, you will see the live view of the MOBOTIX camera with its user interface controls, such as sobuttons, buttons for the dierent camera screens, pull-down menus (Quick Controls), icons for accessing the online help and the camera status, and status information elements.

Camera views

Quick controls

Softbuttons

Camera status and help

Note

Default access data for the administration menu

• User name:

• Password:

(Note that you need to change the password upon your rst login – camera release V5.1.x and higher.)

admin

meinsm

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Live view: http://<camera IP>/ control/userimage.html

Player screen: http://<camera IP>/control/player

MultiView screen: http://<camera IP>/ control/multiview

Guest screen: http://<camera IP>/cgi-bin/ guestimage.html

Camera Views: Live, Player, MultiView

The MOBOTIX camera automatically displays the live screen when it starts up (factory default setting). You can set a dierent start page in Admin Menu > Language and Start Page (for example, the Guest screen) to allow a restricted access to the live image.

The other available standard screens include Player (playback of recorded images and video sequences) and the MultiView screen (displays several cameras with live or recorded images).

MultiView allows you to view several cameras via a “proxy” camera (especially useful if you want to access your cameras from outside of the network with reduced bandwidth) and the PDA mode pro vides a special screen for mobile devices.

Note

Click on the icon in the top right corner of the camera's user interface in the browser to nd further information on the dierent camera screens.

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3.2.3 FirstImagesandNetworkParameterCongurationinMxMC

Installing and Starting MxManagementCenter

Download and install the current version of MxManagementCenter from the MOBOTIX web site (www.mobotix.com>Support > Download Center > Soware Downloads in the

MxManagementCenter area). Double-click the shortcut for the program or the program le.

Finding Cameras

When starting MxManagementCenter for the rst time, the conguration wizard opens and automatically starts searching for MOBOTIX cameras. The number of found cameras is shown next to the Add button. This number is updated automatically if the number of MOBOTIX cameras on the network has changed (i.e., by connecting new/disconnecting existing cam eras)..

Click on Add Devices. The cameras are displayed either in a list or as tiles. Use the List and Tile buttons to change the display mode.

Download MxManagementCenter for free from

www.mobotix.com

MxManagementCenter automatically monitors and displays the operating status of all cameras. Cameras that are not on the same subnet as the computer are indicated by the Icon (Camera not in the same network as the computer). Likewise, the cameras that have an unknown password or for which no user name/password combination has been specied in MxManagementCenter will be displayed with the icon

(Camera is password-protected).

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ReconguringNetworkAddressesofCameras

Using Bonjour*, MxManagementCenter nds not only cameras on the same network as your computer, but also MOBOTIX cameras located in other subnets (status: you would not be able to establish any connection to cameras in a dierent network or subnet.

This is the case, for example, if you are integrating cameras into a network without DHCP server (i.e., with xed IP addresses) and the IP address range is dierent from the 10.x.x.x range supported by the cameras in addition to DHCP.

MxManagementCenter can automatically congure such a camera so that it is ”integrated” into your existing network. To do so, you have to select the respective camera and then click on the

The Network Setting dialog opens.

If you have assigned a xed IP address to your computer, you will certainly prefer to assign xed IP addresses to the cameras. To do so, enter the IP address and the subnet mask. The IP address is incremented automatically for each selected camera.

button at the bottom of the program window.

). In such a case,

When you click on Apply, the selected cameras are automatically recongured and they are located in the same subnet as the computer.

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Adding Cameras

Aer a camera has been recongured, it has the status Accessible and can be integrated into MxManagementCenter.

Select the desired cameras (use Cmd/Ctrl-click to select several cameras). If the cameras are password-protected and password.

, click on Edit User and Password 2 and enter the user name

The number of selected cameras is shown on the Next button and click on Finish.

For more information, see the MxManagementCenter Tutorial, which can be downloaded as a PDF le from the MOBOTIX website: www.mobotix.com > Support > Download Center >

Documentation > Brochures & Guides > Tutorials.

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1 2

LED default settings:

Power (on),

Error (ashing)

Recording (ashing)

3.2.4 Start Options of the Camera

By default, the camera starts as DHCP client and automatically tries to get an IP address from a DHCP ser ver. To start the camera in a mode dierent from the default mode, you can activate the boot menu of the camera.

Preparing the Camera

• Disconnect the camera’s power supply.

• Reconnect the power supply of the camera.

Activating the Boot Menu

The right LED lights up red 5 to 10 seconds aer establishing the power supply and will stay on for 10 seconds. Briey press the key indicated by the red circle in the gure. The camera enters the boot menu, ready for selecting one of the start options.

The LED now ashes once and repeats the ash signal aer pausing for one second (the number of ashes indicates the current start option). To go to the next start option, briey press the key again (< 1 sec). Aer the last start option, the camera returns to the rst option (LED ashes once).

LED

ashes

1 x

2 x Factory Defaults

3 x

4 x Recovery System

*Only on cameras with audio option and installed speaker.

Start Option Meaning

Auto Conguration

Automatic IP Address

Starts the auto conguration in order to operate this camera as a door station (variant Mx-S16B only, camera soware V5.2.x and higher).

Starts the camera with factory defaults (factory default IP address, users and passwords will not be reset).

Starts the camera as DHCP client and tries to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server. If a DHCP server cannot be found or no IP address can be obtained, the camera starts with its factory default address.

Starts the camera with the recovery system, e.g., in order to recover from a failed update of the camera soware.

Selecting a Start option

Press the key longer (> 2 sec). The camera conrms the selection by ashing rapidly three times. You can now remove the paper clip. Aer 20 sec, the camera will conrm the selection by playing a sound according to the table above.

If nothing is selected, the camera will resume its normal boot process aer a certain time.

Audio

Conrmation*

Phone ringing

Boing

Boing Boing

Alarm Sound

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Starting the Camera with Factory Default (Network) Settings

If you use the camera’s start option 2 to load the factory conguration, this conguration is not automatically saved in the camera’s ash memory. When the camera is next rebooted without using start option 2, the last stored conguration will be used. To permanently store the new conguration in the camera’s ash memory, open Admin Menu > Store. Note that you can restore specic parts of the camera conguration aerwards by using “Restore” to re-apply the settings still stored in the camera.

As opposed to resetting the camera using Admin Menu > Reset conguration to factory defaults, the user information will not be reset if the camera is booted using the factory settings.

Starting the Camera with an Automatic IP Address (DHCP)

Starting the camera using start option 3 and an automatic IP address (DHCP) is only temporary. The network conguration of the camera can be permanently set to DHCP

(factory setting) under Admin Menu > Ethernet Interface.

Make sure that the network has a functioning DHCP server when starting the camera with DHCP support. If this is not the case, the camera cannot obtain a valid IP address and will use its last IP address.

You should also make sure that the cameras always obtain the same IP addresses by permanently assigning the MAC addresses of the cameras to the desired IP addresses.

Make sure you store the default network conguration to the permanent ash memory

In case of an error, the camera uses its last IP address

Tip

: Briey pressing the key of the camera will announce the current IP address via the speaker.

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M.7

M.8

3.3 Adjusting Lens Focus and Inserting a Filter

3.3.1 AdjustingLensFocus(L65-L76/L135-L160Only)

Once the camera has been installed, the L76 and L160 sensor modules should be checked for proper image sharpness and manually adjusted, if required. To do so, use the blue lens wrench and the black module wrench (both are supplied with the S16 basic module).

Procedure

1. Position the blue lens wrench on the notches of the sensor module. Rotate the wrench tothele until you feel a stop (max. 300°) and then a little bit fur ther until the protective glass lens slides out of the sensor module.

Adjust the image sharpness according to the camera’s

live image on the computer monitor. To do so, position the black module wrench (with the ring-pattern side) on the lens and carefully rotate to the right or le.

Do not turn the lens too far or with force to avoid damaging the image sensor.

3. If required, clean the inside of the protective glass lens using a clean, lint-free cotton cloth.

4. Place the protective glass lens on the notches of the blue lens wrench.

5. Position the protective glass lens with its clips over the two receptacles on the sensor module (red arrow on the image in the margin) and rmly press onto the sensor module. Rotate the glass to the right using the blue lens wrench until you feel a stop.

6. If required, clean the outside of the protective glass lens using a clean, lint-free cotton cloth.

The focusing aid provides a visual aid when correcting the image sharpness (see The Live Screen of the MOBOTIX Camera in the camera’s online help).

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3.3.2 Inserting a Filter

MOBOTIX oers a polarization lter in its range of accessory products for all sensor modules (except for L10-L12 and L270-L320). The polarization lter prevents unwanted reections from smooth surfaces. The lter can be used to provide better facial recognition of the people behind the windshield of a car, for example. Only one lter can be used per sensor module, which then replaces the standard protective glass lens.

Procedure

1. Position the blue lens wrench on the notches of the protective glass lens. Rotate the wrench tothele until you feel a stop (max. 300°) and then a little bit further until the protective glass lens slides out of the sensor module.

If required, clean the inside of the lter using a clean,

lint-free cotton cloth.

Place the lter on the notches of the blue lens wrench.

4. Position the lter with its clips over the two receptacles on the sensor module (red arrow on the image in the margin) and rmly press onto the sensor module. Rotate the glass to the right using the blue lens wrench until you feel a stop.

5. Adjust the polarizationlter according to the cam era’s live image on the computer monitor. Rotate the lter to the le using the blue lens wrench until you reach the desired setting (maximum 180°).

6. To readjust the polarization lter, rotate it back to the right until you feel a stop and repeat step 4.

7. If required, clean the outside of the lter using a clean, lint-free cotton cloth.

Note

Note that using the polarizationlter reduces the amount of light that enters the lens by approximately 50%.

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3.3.3 Replacing the Dome Against the Sealing Ring (Only Sensor Modules

L10-L12)

For special scenarios with hemispheric sensor modules, e.g., if light entering from the side creates reections within the dome, you can use the sealing ring instead of the dome (order no. MX-OPT-Ring-L10-L12).

To exchange the dome against the sealing ring, use the blue lens wrench supplied with the S16 basic module.

In order to avoid burns by the hot lens, the sealing ring must not be installed if the sensor module is within the reach of persons!

Procedure

1. Insert the blue lens wrench into the notches of the dome. Rotate the wrench tothele until you feel a stop (max. 300°) and then a little bit further until the dome slides out of the sensor module. When doing this, make sure that the dome does not get stuck in the sensor module housing.

Turn the wrench over, insert the two notches into the

slots of the lens’ metal ring and unscrew the lens until you can remove it from the sensor module.

Caution

3. Insert the lens into the sealing ring as shown.

Fully insert the lens into the sealing by pressing rmly on two sides of the lens, until the metal rim of the lens is on the same level as the sealing.

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5. Screw the lens with the sealing ring back into the sensor module using the blue lens wrench.

6. Adjust the image sharpness according to the live image on a computer monitor. Use the blue lens wrench for this purpose and turn the lens cautiously to the le and to the right.

or with force to avoid damaging the image sensor!

Do not turn the lens too far

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Greater ease of use through a joystick

3.4 Virtual PTZ and Full Image Recording

3.4.1 Preparing the Virtual PTZ Function

The virtual PTZ function allows you to use a mouse or joystick to continuously zoom in on

images from the selected video source and “virtually” move the enlarged image section

within the entire image sensor area.

vPTZvPTZ

Operation Using the Mouse and Scroll Wheel

The vPTZ function of the S16 can be controlled in the browser using the mouse. This position becomes the new image center by clicking on any position on the image displayed on the monitor. The image moves accordingly and the image distortion is automatically corrected. The scroll wheel can be used to control the zoom function. This functionality is disabled in the default settings of the camera and must therefore rst be activated. To do this, go to

Setup Menu > vPTZ Settings

Close to save your settings. You can now use the scroll wheel to zoom + (roll upwards) or zoom – (roll downwards).

, disable Lock Mouse Wheel Zoom, click on Set and then on

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OperationUsingaUSBJoystick

A standard USB joystick can drastically improve vPTZ operation for the user – in the browser and in MxManagementCenter. Please rst install the joystick on the PC according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

In order to use a USB joystick in the browser, make sure that you have a PC with a Windows operating system and the latest version of Internet Explorer and that the

in the camera soware (browser) is activated:

• Select Browser in the Quick Control.

• In the dropdown to the right of to Browser, select the ActiveX option. The USB joystick can then be used until the browser is closed.

• If you want to store this set ting permanently, open Admin

Menu > Language and Start Page and in Page Options > Operating Mode, select

• If you want to store the current settings permanently, click on Set and Close at the bottom of the dialog and approve storing the settings when prompted.

• The joystick can now be used.

ActiveX.

“ActiveX” mode

Notes

You will nd more information and details on vPTZ in the Camera Online Help in the «vPTZ Settings» help topic.

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3.4.2 Full Image Recording

It is possible to record a full image, regardless of the live image stream that is being displayed. This ensures that the recording always contains the full image of the lens used, even though the operator may have used the vPTZ features to zoom into the image in order to examine a specic detail.

Live image Stored full image Analysis in stored full image

Stored full image: Original camera image without distortion or image correction

This means that you can use the vPTZ features in VGA resolution to pan, tilt and zoom in the live image while the camera is, for example, recording full images at 1 fps in MEGA or QXGA resolution.

In MxManagementCenter, the recorded full images may be prepared for the user with the vPTZ functions (for example, panning and zooming in on an image detail such as a doorway).

If full image recording is not activated, only the last displayed live image will be saved (save what is seen). The mainbenet of live image storage is to ensure that the full power of the camera processor is used for live image correction and maximum frame rates. The main advan- tage of full image recording lies in the special functionality of the S16, in that it can always maintain availability of a maximum size (full) image for later investigation, despite vPTZ actions carried out on the live image. The mechanical limitations of motor-driven PTZ cameras mean that they simply cannot provide this unique advantage to the user!

Notes

Post-eventsearchinthefullimage:If you are using full image recording on S16 cameras, you should use at least MEGA resolution when storing. This will facilitate later searches in MxManagementCenter. The advanced distortion correction features require this function to deliver satisfactory image quality.

Full image recording on: Due to the increased processing time, full image recording reduces the data rate of the live image stream, which may drop by around 10 to 30 percent. We therefore recommend reducing the frame rate for storage as much as possible to aect the live image stream as little as possible.

Fullimagerecordingo: The event that triggered a video motion (VideoMotion VM) window may not be in the recorded sequences while the window was not displayed at the time.

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Activate/Deactivate Full Image Recording in the Browser

To congure this feature, open the Setup Menu > Event Control > Recording dialog box and activate or deactivate the Full Image Recording option.

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3.4.3 SpecialS16CongurationintheBrowser

The MOBOTIX S16 and S16 with one or two D10/N10 sensor modules oer a range of special conguration options for the image settings due to their hemispheric lenses. Depending on where the camera is mounted (ceiling, wall or oor) and on the live image display preferred by the user, certain important basic settings and, if necessary, their adjustment must be congured when a S16 is rst installed.

A corresponding adjustment of the image setting is strongly recommended if one or both of the sensor modules of a S16 were mounted using a 15° wedge (available as an accessory).

S16andDierentSensorModules

A range of combination options are provided that change the available display modes and conguration possibilities by using the MOBOTIX S16 with dierent sensor modules.

Because of this, a S16 automatically detects which sensor modules are installed and proceeds as follows:

•

When the camera is started for the rst time, it detects the connected sensor modules and captures their data (focal length, day or night version).

•

If only one sensor module is connected, the camera acts as a single-lens camera (meaning that there is no automatic day/night switching, etc.).

•

If there is no change within the rst 12 hours of operation, the camera writes the details of these sensor modules to the camera conguration.

• With every restart, the camera checks if the stored sensor modules are present. If any changes are detected,

in the live display

the camera indicates these through a corresponding alert

ConguringtheLEDsonanS16

Because the LEDs on a S16 are located not only on the camera but also on the sensor modules, they can be congured separately for the camera and each sensor module (Admin Menu > LED Setup).

CongurationoftheS16BasicParameters

Complete the steps described below in the browser window:

1. Log onto the camera and boot it as described in Section 3.2.

Selectmountingpositionwall/ceiling/oor: Click on Installation in the Quick Control panel and then select Wall, Ceiling or Floor according to the mounting position of the camera. Ceiling always means that the orientation of the camera or sensor module

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Leandrightcamera

images from two sensor

modules (S16)

L R

is from

bottom to top

from

top to bottom

and for Floor, the camera or sensor module’s orientation is

When you are setting up a S16 with two sensor modules, specify their mounting posi tions separately in the Installation (right) and Installation (le) Quick Control elds for the right and le sensor modules (i.e., camera images) respectively.

As a result, you will get a perspective-correctedpanoramaview for each image sensor matching the specied mounting position. Panorama view is set as a factory default and it can be changed as described below.

3. Switch to the Display Mode Quick Control.

4. Set the mode that you want to be the standard view. For demonstration purposes, the descriptions below describe the typical display mode for the wall mount and the ceiling mount, Panorama and Surround respectively. Every other display mode can be operated in the same way.

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High-resolution 180° panorama

Camera live image with panorama correction

Camera live image

without

MOBOTIX pan-

orama correction with Quick Controls visible

Wall-Mounted:SettingandCorrectingtheStandardView„Panorama“

High-resolution180°panorama

1. In the Display Mode Quick Control, select the option Panorama. Examine the image that is now displayed. If the section meets your expectations, no further adjustment is necessary, and panorama conguration is complete. To change the image section to meet your specic expectations, continue with Step 2.

The currently visible image section may dier from the desired image section due to the installation position or any accessories in use, for example. However, it is not nec essary to physically move the camera, as in this case the browser alone can be used to adjust the visible panorama image by zooming, panning and tilting. Tilted vertical lines may also be optically straightened to the image edges using the panorama correction function. These tilted lines are primarily caused if the camera or sensor module is tilted (for example, due to mounting with 15° wedges) or if the image tilt is modied.

Note

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2. Click on the lock icon. Clicking on the lock once opens it (lock clasp is raised). The lo ck prev ent s ex ecution of later vP TZ ac tions , which coul d also un inten tiona lly modify the view you congure. This holds for all overview display modes, that is, also for Panorama/Focus, Double Panorama and Surround.

3. A new icon for pr ocessing the pan orama image app ears in the top le corn er of the camera image. Enlarge the image by clicking on the icon once (OnScreen Control appears).

4. Using the OnScreen Control visible in the live camera image, you can now change the displayed live camera image as desired (panning, tilting, zooming, rotating and panorama correction; see g. on the right). When doing so, the vPTZ function using the mouse or joystick is deactivated. In case of a S16 with two sensor modules, click on the corresponding camera image (right/le) to edit it (highlighted with a yellow frame).

Open lock

Click on the icon

5. Aer you have modied the desired setting, close the control panel (x in the top le hand corner).

6. Click on the lock icon again to close it (lock clasp is down). The panorama image setting is then locked until the camera is next restarted.

Camera live image

panorama correction with OnScreen Control visible

with

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To permanently save the standard image setting dened for the S16 go to the Store CompleteConguration option in the Manage Settings Quick Control. The settings will then remain in eect, even aer rebooting.

Functions Of The S16 OnScreen Control

Caution

Tilt up

Depending on the mounting position (ceiling, wall, oor), panorama correction and mounting error correction may not be available!

Bring columns together at the

top

(necessary to correct

the example on the le)

Pan to the le

Default setting

Pan to the right

Tilt down

Zoom

Panorama correction

Image tilt correction

To use the OnScreen Control, click on the arrows in the top area for shiing the image section. In the bottom areas, which are displayed when needed, click to the le and/or right of the center point.

The same applies for every area: The further away that you click from an area’s center point, the greater the change triggered. To reset an area, click on its center point again.

During panorama correction, clicking between the two trapezoid symbols straightens the le or right tilting lines, which are best visible at the edges of the image section.

Bring columns together at the

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

SAFETY WARNINGS

LEGAL NOTES

NOTES ON SYSTEM SECURITY (“CYBER SECURITY”)

FOREWORD

1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1.1 S16 – Lenses, Hardware, Image Formats

1.3 S16 – Technical Data

1.4 Delivered Parts and Dimensions

1.4.1 The S16 Body

1.5 Available Accessories

1.5.1 DualMount

1.5.2 SurroundMount

1.5.3 HaloMount

1.5.4 SpeakerMount

1.5.5 PTMount

1.5.6 PTMount-Thermal(-TR)

1.5.7 Extension for Sensor Module

1.5.8 Ceiling/Wall Installation Set

1.5.9 Connection Cable for Sensor Module

1.5.10 MiniUSB Cable to MiniUSB (Straight/Straight or Straight/Angled)

1.5.11 MiniUSB Cable to USB a Socket

1.5.12 Ethernet Patch Cable for Bayonet Catch

1.5.13 NPA-PoE-Set

1.5.14 MX-Overvoltage-Protection-Box

1.5.15 MX-NPA-Box

1.5.16 MX-GPS-Box

1.5.17 MX-232-IO-Box

1.5.18 ExtIO Expansion Module

1.5.19 Mx2wire+ Media Converter

1.5.20 Other Accessories

1.6.2 MxManagementCenter

1.6.3 MOBOTIX MxBell

2 INSTALLATION

2.1 Preparing the Installation

2.1.1 Positioning a Hemispheric Camera

2.1.2 S16 FlexMount Installation Options

2.2 Before Mounting

2.2.1 Overview of Cable Connections

2.2.2 Notes on Cable Lengths and Power Supply

2.2.3 Network Connection with MOBOTIX Patch Cable

2.2.4 Network Connection with Installation Cable

2.2.5 Using Sensor Modules (S16 Only)

2.2.6 Using the MiniUSB Cable

2.2.7 Using MxBus Modules

2.2.8 External Audio Support (Microphone/Speaker)

2.2.9 Replacing the MicroSD Card

2.2.10 Tools Required for Installation

2.2.11 Preparatory Steps

2.3 Installing the S16 FlexMount

2.3.1 Attaching the S16 Body

2.3.2 Attaching and Connecting the S16 Sensor Modules

2.3.3 Plugging in and Removing Extensions

2.4 Network and Power Connection, Additional Cables

2.4.1 Network Cabling for S16 with Patch Cables

2.4.2 Network Cabling for S16 with Installation Cables

2.4.3 Connecting Additional Cables

2.4.4 Power Supply Using a Switch

2.4.5 Power Supply When Connected Directly to a Computer

2.4.7 Variable PoE

3 OPERATING THE CAMERA

3.1 Manual and Automatic Operation

3.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings

3.2.1 Manually Setting Up the Network Parameters in a Browser

3.2.2 First Images and the Most Important Settings in the Browser

3.2.4 Start Options of the Camera

3.3 Adjusting Lens Focus and Inserting a Filter

3.3.2 Inserting a Filter

3.4 Virtual PTZ and Full Image Recording

3.4.1 Preparing the Virtual PTZ Function

3.4.2 Full Image Recording