Vitek VTC-TNB2FM Quick Start Guide

Components and Accessories

VTC-TNB2FM

Transcendent Series

2 Megapixel H.265 Specialized

Facial Recognition Camera

with 2 White Light LEDs

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CVBS &DC

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Dri ll te mplat e Scr ewdri ver

Overview

* 1. It is recommended to install the security cap for outdoor installation.

* 2. If the PoE switch is used to power the camera, the DC12V/AC24 power supply is not required.

1 Etherne t Con nect or *

2 M IC A udio In put

3 H P Aud io Outpu t

4 C VBS Video O utput

5 Alarm Inp ut/ Outp ut

6 R S48 5

7 Power Connector *

8 Mic ro SD Car d Slot

Alarm Connection

A lar m I nput: Joi n the grounding ends of the sensor a nd th e cam era a nd th en co nne ct th e

4 tap ping sc rews

1 mac hine sc rew

Pla stic

p lug × 4

9 Zoo m +

10 Zo om -

11 DC IN & CVB S Inter face

12 Re set

Secur i ty c

DC12 V/AC2 4V

9 10

11 12

R S4 85T + R S4 85T-

5 6

AL M - C OM AL M - OP E N AL M - I NA AL M - GN D

signal cabl e of th e sen sor t o the a lar m inp ut po rt of t he camera. A lar m Output: Loos en th e screws in the alarm output port. T hen i nse rt th e signal wires of the alarm ou tpu t dev ice s int o the p ort o f COM a nd OP EN separately. Fin all y tig hte n

the screws. S ome o f the e xte rna l ala rm ou tpu t dev ices need the power supply.

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FEATURES

• 1/2.8” 2.0 Megapixel Progressive Scan CMOS image sensor

• Up to 30fps live view @ 2 MegaPixel (1920×1080)

• 7 ~ 22 mm, with recommended face capture b/w 15-50 feet

• 2 White Light LEDs with 65’ Range

• 120dB Super Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

• True Mechanical Day/Night function by ICR

• XD-DNR (2D-DNR & 3D-DNR) Noise Reduction

• Pupil distance of facial images over 20 pixels can be detected

• Face snapshots enabled by precision detection, tracing, caputre, scoring

• Supports panorama capture and self-defined info overlay (device, ID, time, etc.)

• H.265/H.264/MJPEG Triple Streaming

• Secondary Video Output (CVBS)

• Remote Viewing via CMS, Internet Explorer, and iOS & Android Apps

• ONVIF Compliant

•

Micro SD Card support up to 128GB

• IP67 Weather Resistance

• Optional Junction Box Mount Available (VT-TJB03)

• 12VDC & PoE (Power over Ethernet) Operation

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Weather Resistant Network Coupler

1. Loosen the nut from the Weather Resistant Network Coupler,

2. Run ethernet cable through coupler, then attach a RJ-45 connector.

3. Tighten the nut and coupler for a weather resistant seal.

Installation

Requirements of Camera Installation and Surrounding Areas

The camera should be installed in front of the passage to take snapshots of full frontal faces.

2. Installation height ranges from 6.5 to 11.5 feet (2m - 3.5m), adjustable accodring to the

focal-length of different lenses and object differences.

3. The depression angle (*) of the camera shall be less than or equal to 15°

4. The object distance (D) depends on the focal-length of the lens mounted in the camera.

2.6 m

Cam era’s Depres sion Angle

10°

Sur veill ance Widt h

2.4 m

Foc al-le ngth

7-2 2mm (W)

7-2 2mm (T)

Opt imal Ob ject Dis tance

3.6 m 2.1 m

6.0 m

Ins talla tion Hei ght

5. To ensure accuracy, captured faces can only deviate <30° left / right or 20° up / down.

6. Make sure the detected face is clear and has adequate, even light. Otherwise, enable white

light mode to compensate (especially when there is too much darkness on the detected face).

7. The following crowded scenes are not applicable: airports, railway stations, town squares,

intersections). Backlit scenes are also unapplicable.

Installing the Camera

Before beginning installation, make sure that the wall or ceiling is strong enough to withstand 3 times the weight of the camera. The mounting steps are as follows:

1. Attach the drill template to the place where you want to install the camera, then drill screw holes and 1 cable hole (if you want to route the cables through the mounting base) according to the drill template

2. Route the cables and connect the power & video cables, use the rubber plug to fill the gap of the mounting base

64.6mm

3. Secure the mounting base to the ceiling or wall with screws.

Adjust the bracket. Before adjustment, preview the camera image on a monitor (see step 5). Loosen the fixed screws to adjust the view angle of the camera. After, tighten the fixed screws.

Open the cover of the camera as shown in the

Fix ed Sc rews

figure below, then insert a micro SD card. Then press the T/W button to obtain an optimum image. View on a monitor and adjust as necessary.

Cov er

Ins ert a mic ro

SD ca rd

Zoo m+

6. Install the cover evenly back on the camera and fix it firmly with screws.

∅5

Zoo m-

Mou nti ng Ba se

Pan 360 °

Til t 90°

Rot ate 360 °

Mon ito r

Network Connection

Access the network through the IP Tool

Swit ch

C ompu ter

Abo ut

192 . 16 8 . 22 6 . 201

255 . 255 . 2 55 . 0

192 . 16 8 . 22 6 . 1

Modi fy

I P C

Netw ork C abl e Netw ork C abl e

R out er

① Make sure that the camera and the PC are well connected via LAN. ② Find th e IP- Tool f rom the CD and t hen instal l it in the comp uter. After that,

run the I P-Tool as s hown below.

Dev ice N etwo rk Se arch

Imm ediat e Refr esh

Devi ce Name De vice Typ e IP Addr ess Http P ort Data P ort

name

Total De vice: 3

IPC

Prod uct Mod el

unkn own

192. 168.2 26.2 01

unkn own

192. 168.1 .2

unkn own

192. 168.1 .3

Loca l IP Addre ss:19 2.16 8.1. 4

Subn et

9008

Subn et Mask :255. 255 .255 .0 Gate way: 19 2.16 8.1. 1 DNS：21 0.21 .196 .6

Modi fy Netw ork Par amet er

255. 255. Mac Add ress

255. 255.

IP Addr ess

Subn et Mask

255. 255.

Gate way

Tip: E nter th e admin istra tor pas sword, and then m odify t he netw ork par amete rs.

Restore IPC Default Configuration

CE :98 : 23 :75 :3 5 :22

③ Modif y the I P addres s. Th e default IP address o f thi s camera is

192.1 68. 226.201. C lick the inf ormation o f the camera l isted in the a bove table

to show t he ne twork info rmation on t he right side . M o dify the IP address an d

gatew ay of t he camera an d make sure it s network ad dress is in th e same local

netwo rk se gment as the c omputer’s. Pl ease modif y the IP add res s of your

devic e acc ording to the itua tion

Mod ify Networ k Par ame ter

Mac Addres s

IP Add res s

Sub net Mask

Gat ewa y

CE :9 8 :23 :75 : 35 :2 2

192 .1 68 . 1 . 201

255 . 25 5 . 255 . 0

192 .1 68 . 1 . 1

Modify

For example, the IP address of your computer is 192.168.1.4. So the IP address

of the camera shall be changed to 192.168.1.X and the gateway shall be changed to

192.1 68. 1.1. After modification, please enter the pass word of the administrator

and click “Modify” button to mod ify the sett ing s.

The d efault pas sword of the a dministr ator is “1234 56”.

④ Double-click the camera listed in the IP-Tool or manually enter the IP address

in the address bar of th e web browse r to co nnect I P-C AM. Then follow

direc tio ns to downlo ad and insta ll the plugi n. ⑤ Enter t he us ername and p assword in t he login int erface.

The d efault use rname is admi n; the defau lt pa sswor d is 12 3456 .

Face Detection Settings

① Detec tio n Settings

1. Click Con fig→Event→Fa ce Detectio n→Det ection Conf ig to go to the fa ce

detec tio n settings i nterface .

2. En

able th e fac e detectio n function .

Save Sou rce Inform ation: if c hecke d, the whole pi cture will b e sav ed to a

local PC o r a n S D c ard when dete cting a face.

Save Fac e I nfo rmation: if che cked, the capture d face will be s ave d to a local PC or an SD c ard w hen detect ing a face. Note: To save images to a local PC , please e nable the local face information

storage first (Config→System→Loc al Config). To save images to an SD card, pleas e ins tall an SD car d first and th en check “Trig

ger Sna p” in t his interf ace.

3. Set alarm holding time and alarm trigge r op tions (inc luding “Trigger Alarm Out”, “ Trigger Sna p”, “Tri gger SD Reco rding”, et c.).

② Area Se tti ngs

1. Click Con fig→E vent→Face Det ection→Are a to go to the are a settings

inter fac e.

2. Click “D raw Area” and then drag the bo rder line of t he rectang le to modify

its siz e. Cl ick “Stop Dr aw” to finis h drawing. Then s et the maxim um value

and the m ini mum value of t he detecte d face.

Det ectio n Confi g

Dra w Are a Cle ar

Are a

Sch edule

Min

Max

Max . detec tion fa ce

Min . detec tion fa ce

The se two fa ce cont ours wil l chang e as the se t minim um and m aximu m value .

Sav e

③ Sched ule Settin gs

1. Click Con fig→Event→Fa ce Detec

tion→Sc hed ule to go to the s chedule

setti ngs i nterface . Click “Era se” and drag t he mouse to ca ncel the sch edule on

the tim eli ne. Click “A dd” and drag t he mouse to ad d the schedu le on the

timel ine . Click “Man ual Input” f or a specifi c day to enter s pecific st art and

end tim e. You can also set t he alarm tim e for a specia l day.

Note: Re member cli cking “Sav e” to save all s ettings fo r eac h tab. ④ Detect F ace s in the Live View Int erf ace

In the li ve vi ew interfa ce, the face i ndicator w ill flash on ly when the fa ce

detection is enabled and faces are detect ed. These detecte d faces will be tr aced

in the de tec ted area aut omatical ly. ⑤ White Li ght M ode Settin g

In low il lum ination co ndition, w hite light m ode is neces sary to enab le (go to Confi g→Ima ge→Display S ettings→Ca mera Param eters tab) . Manual or Auto

is opti ona l. ⑥ Deacti vat e Face Detec tion Click Config→Even t→Face Detect ion t o go to the d ete ction conf ig interfa ce

and the n unc heck “Enab le

”.

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