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Chapter 1
Introduction
This Chapter provides details of the IP Camera
features, components and capabilities .
Overview
This wireless 802.11n weather-resistant IP Camera, which comes with the IP66
rated housing, has a F1.8 large aperture Lens, SONY high sensitivity imaging
sensor and high power IR LED illumination, enabling it to display high quality
colorful image in low light condition and cover the distance up to 20 meters at night.
This device is also an all-in-one camera that has automatic day-night switching,
built-in heater and Mechanical Pan/Tilt/Rotate orientation adjustment.
The camera is intended for use in ADT Pulse.
Features
•Lens Support. The IP Camera has the built-in F1.8 Lens with SONY Exmor
high sensitivity 3.75 µm pixel image sensor.
•Dual Video Support. The IP Camera supports H.264 and MJEPG video
compression.
•IR LEDs Support. The built-in two infrared LEDs can provide illumination
for up to 20 meters.
•Built-in Heater. The built-in Heater ensures that the camera will continue
to operate even in extremely cold outdoor climates. The heater turns on when
the temperature falls below 26.6°F (-3°C).
Wireless Features
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•Supports 802.11n Wireless Standard. The 802.11n standard
provides for backward compatibility with the 802.11b/g wireless network.
•Supports WPS. Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) can simplify the process of
connecting the IP Camera to the wireless network by pin code mode via ADT
pulse.
• Wired and Wireless Support. The IP Camera can be connected to the
Pulse network wirelessly. It can also be hardwired to the network.
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Physical Details
Front/Rear Panel
Figure 1: Front/Rear Panel
IR LEDs
Light Sensor
Lens
LAN port
They are used to provide illumination for night time. Please
ensure that the two IR LEDs can be revealed in the
transparent Dome.
This is a hardware sensor to detect lux. Please ensure that
the light sensor can be revealed in the transparent Dome.
No physical adjustment is required for the lens. Please
ensure that the lens cover remains clean.
Use a standard Ethernet cable (not included) to connect
the LAN port of the supplied cable and the Pulse Gateway
or TS Base panel.
Note:
l Plugging in the Ethernet cable will disable the wireless
interface. Only one interface can be active at any time.
l The Ethernet cable should only be connected or
disconnected when the camera is powered OFF.
Attaching or detaching the Ethernet cable while the
camera is powered on does NOT switch the interface
between wired and wireless.
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Power Interface
Power Indicator
(Green, Amber,
Blue)
Connect the two wires of the supplied cable to the terminal
adapter. Do not use the other terminal adapters; doing so
may damage the camera.
On (Green) - Power on.
Off – No power.
Blinking (Green) - The LED will blink during start up or
wireless connection is under association.
On (Blue) - Network connection is available (wired or
wireless).
On (Amber) - If the LED is on for 5 seconds and then turns
off, the WPS function has failed; or the heater is active.
Blinking (Amber) – The WPS function is active.
Note: If the data is being transmitted via WiFi/LAN, The
color of the LED is blue in the mean time.
Reset/WPS/Image Flip Button
Figure 2: WPS/Reset/Image Flip Button
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WPS/Reset/
Image Flip Button
The button serves three functions on the camera.
lWPS Pin Code Mode. When pressed and held for 5
seconds during the Pulse enrollment process, the
camera creates an encryption-secured wireless
connection.
lReset. When pressed and held over 15 seconds, the
camera reboots and the settings are restored to default
values.
lImage Rotation. When the camera connected to ADT
Pulse, the image will turn 180° if you fast-click this
button twice.
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