OpenEye OE-C6123-W Quick Start Manual

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QUICK START GUIDE

OE-C6123-W | Micro IP Dome Camera

This quick operation guide is a quick reference for users to install and operate
the dome camera and only provides basic information on the camera’s

settings and operation. Before attempting to connect, congure and operate

the dome camera, please read the user manual thoroughly.

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CONNECTIONS

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1

3

8

2

4

5

6

7

1 RJ-45 - For network and PoE connections

2

Power (12vDC /
24vAC)

1 12vDC + 24vAC1

Power Connection

2 GND - 24vAC2

3 Reset Button -

Press the reset button with a proper tool for at least 20
seconds to return the camera to factory defaults

4 Alarm & Audio I / O

1 Alarm Out +

Alarm connection

2 Alarm Out -

3 Alarm In +

4 Alarm In -

5 GND

Ground connection

6 Audio Out

Two-way audio transmission

7 Audio In

5 BNC - For analog video output

6 Built-in Microphone - Audio In

7 Speaker - Audio Out

8 microSD Card Slot -

Insert the microSD card into the slot to store videos
and snapshots

1

7

CONTENTS

ETHERNET CABLE
CONNECTIONS

Connect a network cable to the camera
using the RJ45 input and connect the
other end of the cable to your network
switch or recorder.
Check the status
of the network
connection by looking
at the link indicator
and activity indicator
LEDs. If the LEDs are not lit check your
network connection. The green link LED
indicates a network connection and the
orange activity LED flashes to indicate
network activity.

NOTE If you are connecting the camera directly

to a recorder, a crossover cable is
necessary for most configurations.

OE-C6123-W

Dome Camera

PRODUCT FEATURES

Camera

Maximum Resolution

3MP

Frame Rate at
Maximum Resolution

25/30 IPS @ H.264 (3MP)

Total Streams

Up to 3 simultaneous
streams

ONVIF

ONVIF Profile S
Compliant

Environmental and Power

Power
Consumption

3.64W

(+0.6W w/SD card)

Input Voltage

12vDC / 24vAC / PoE

Operating
Temperature

-4 ~ 131 °F (-20 ~ 55 °C)

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CONNECTING TO THE
IP CAMERA

To access the camera setup menu, you
need to install the OpenEye Network
Camera Manager on a PC on the same
network. To install the OpenEye Network
Camera Manager application on your PC,
download the program from Openeye.net,
and follow the prompts.

1. Open Network Camera Manager,

and click Find Devices.

2. Locate your camera on the Network

Camera Manager list.

3. To open the viewer software in

your web browser, double-click the
camera, and then click Browse.

The first time you connect to the camera
you will be automatically prompted to
install a plugin to view live video.

Default Username and Password

The username and password are case
sensitive. It is strongly recommended
that the password be changed after
the initial setup to prevent unauthorized
access. Any password change will need
to be applied to your recorder also.

Username: admin
Password: 1234

POWER

This camera is compatible with Power
over Ethernet (PoE). Make sure the Power
Sourcing Equipment (PSE) is in use in the
network.

ASSIGNING AN
IP ADDRESS

OpenEye IP cameras default to DHCP.
This automatically assigns an IP address
to the camera. If no DHCP is available,
the camera will default to a static IP of

192.168.0.250 after four minutes. To
modify the IP address, use the OpenEye
Network Camera Manager.

1. Open the Network Camera

Manager application.

2. Click Find Devices, and

then double-click the desired
camera.

3. Click Network Setup.

4. Select Static IP and type the new

IP address and other network
information in the appropriate
boxes.

- or -

Select DHCP.

5. Click Apply.

6. Click OK to acknowledge the

change.

NOTE ActiveX controller is for use with

Internet Explorer only. Use the
QuickTime plugin with other web
browsers.

TIP Static IP is the recommended default.

Self-Tapping

Screws (x3) &

Plastic Anchors (x3)

ALARM I/O
ARRANGEMENT

The camera supports one alarm
input and one relay output for alarm
application.
See the Connections diagram for the
Alarm I/O location and orientation.

1

2

4
3

5

6

7

Power Cable

BNC Cable

7 Audio In

6 Audio Out

5 Ground

4 Alarm In -

3 Alarm In +

2 Alarm Out -

1 Alarm Out +