Pelco AV8180, AV5100, AV3100, AV2100, AV8360 User Manual

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Pelco AV8180, AV5100, AV3100, AV2100, AV8360 User Manual

Release Notes

Arecont Vision IP Cameras Supported on Digital Sentry

Integral Digital Sentry® digital video management systems (DVMS) support certain Arecont Vision IP camera models. The camera models listed in this document can be used with Digital Sentry IP camera driver version 6.8.0.126 and later. Refer to each camera’s table for information about the hardware and software features validated for use on a Digital Sentry system. Any general limitations or special instructions are listed at the beginning of the document, and any model-specific information is listed after each table. For information about the general usage of each camera, refer to the camera manufacturer’s documentation.

To obtain the latest IP camera driver or documentation for use with Digital Sentry, refer to the Pelco Web site at www.pelco.com.

General Arecont Vision IP Camera Notes

Frame rates are rounded down to the next valid value listed in the tables. For example, if the requested frame rate is 7.5 frames per second (fps), the camera provides 7 fps.

The frame rate requested might not match specifications in the camera manufacturer’s documentation.

Camera resolutions configured in DSAdmin must match resolutions supported in this document.

Always stop the Digital Sentry VideoServer service before running the Arecont Vision AV Manager application. After AV Manager configuration is complete, change the AV Manager server startup type to Disabled (LMSrv), and then restart the VideoServer service.

Digital Sentry cannot function properly while any Arecont Vision application is active on the same system. Check the system tray to verify that Arecont Vision applications are not active.

Using Integral motion detection decreases Digital Sentry performance because of increased CPU usage, especially at higher resolutions. It is recommended that In-Camera motion detection be used at higher resolutions.

Frame rates could be reduced as resolution and quality settings are increased.

Arecont Vision cameras cannot be dual-homed. That is, they cannot be streamed to two Digital Sentry systems or applications simultaneously.

To provide a stable camera environment, make sure local or Power over Ethernet (PoE) power meets or exceeds the requirement of the camera used.

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For optimal performance, do not use the Digital Sentry client software on the Digital Sentry system to view video from Arecont Vision cameras, except for configuration purposes. Some servers do not meet the minimum requirements to run the client software in this manner.

A single Arecont Vision driver in DSAdmin controls all supported Arecont Vision cameras.

Arecont Vision AV1300

Firmware

62406

 

 

Supported Resolutions

1280 x 1024, 640 x 512

 

 

FPS

1–30

 

 

Number of Quality Settings

21

 

 

Supported Codec

MJPEG

 

 

Supported Motion Detection

Integral, In-Camera

 

 

Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ)

Not available

 

 

NOTE: In-camera motion detection on AV1300 is less sensitive at lower resolutions. It is recommended that Integral motion detection be used at lower resolutions with this camera.

Arecont Vision AV2100

Firmware

62309

 

 

Supported Resolutions

1600 x 1200, 800 x 600

 

 

FPS

1–24

 

 

Number of Quality Settings

21

 

 

Supported Codec

MJPEG

 

 

Supported Motion Detection

Integral, In-Camera

 

 

Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ)

Not available

 

 

NOTE: In-camera motion detection on AV2100 is less sensitive at lower resolutions. It is recommended that Integral motion detection be used at lower resolutions with this camera.

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