Amcrest IP4M-1062EW-AI Manuel utilisateur

IP4M-1062EW-AI

Quick Start Guide

Version 1.0.0

November 25th, 2022

Contents

Overview................................................................................................................................3

Installation .............................................................................................................................3

Initialization............................................................................................................................5

Query.....................................................................................................................................6

Email Alerts ...........................................................................................................................8

How To Upgrade System Firmware......................................................................................9

FCC Statement....................................................................................................................13

References & Contact Information......................................................................................13

Welcome

Thank you for purchasing an Amcrest LPR camera!

This document provides a quick setup and overview of your device and its features. For access

to a full user manual or further information regarding your device please visit:

http://amcrest.com/support

Important Safeguards and Warnings

●All installation and operations of the device should conform to your local electrical safety

codes.

●We assume no liability or responsibility for any of the fires or electrical shocks caused by

improper handling or installation.

●We are not liable for any problems caused by unauthorized modifications or attempted

repair.

●Handle with care, avoid from dropping or placing the device in unsecure areas.

Overview

This fixed lens license plate reader camera provides an optimal solution for surveying areas with

high amounts of traffic and license plate information retention. The camera offers a super wide

0.39” ~ 1.97” (10mm ~ 50mm) lens which provides a full 40° (W) ~ 9° (T) viewing angle. The

camera features full color night vision with the use of 6 individual white light LEDs to illuminate

the area at night. The camera can detect and capture license plate information from up to 98ft,

both day and night to provide 24-hour license plate detection surveillance.

The camera requires a PoE+ connection. This connection provides both power and data to the

camera using a PoE+ compatible switch.

Installation

Before setting up your camera, please ensure the installation surface can support at least 3 times

the weight of the camera.

MicroSD Card Installation

The camera is compatible with up to a 256GB microSD card. Please make sure the microSD

card is rated class 10 or above and properly formatted before installing into the camera.

Use the included torx wrench to remove the

bottom panel.

Insert the microSD card into the microSD

card slot of the camera and secure the back

panel back onto the camera using the

included torx wrench.

Camera Installation

Included with your camera is an installation bracket that can be used to mount your camera to an

installation surface such as a wall or pole. As stated, please make sure the installation surface

can support at least 3 times the weight of the bracket and camera. For more information, please

refer to the installation guide included with this device.

Note: When installing the camera, please make sure to set the viewing angle in a manner that is

optimal for capturing license plate data in the area such as in the front of the road, street, or at an

angle that can easily capture license plate information.

Ceiling/Wall Mounting

A drill with an 8mm diameter head as well as a wrench will be required to complete this process.

The same concept can be applied as well if mounting to side wall or other similar mounting

surface.

Insert the bottom bracket of the camera into

the top of the installation bracket and secure it

using the included Allen wrench. Run the

wiring through the tube of the installation

bracket.

Apply the installation sticker to the mounting

surface. Use a 8mm diameter drill head to drill

the holes provided on the sticker.

Insert the installation bolts into the installation

bracket into the holes. Use a wrench to secure

the installation bracket to the mounting surface

and connect all wiring.

Ensure all screws are tightened and all wiring

is properly connected to complete the

installation process.

Pole Mounting

If mounting to a pole, please make sure the pole and installation area can support 3 times the

weight of the camera. A flathead screwdriver and applicable Allen wrench should be used to

complete this process.

Attach the pole mounting bracket to the

installation surface and tighten the bolts using a

flathead screwdriver.

Attach the installation bracket to the pole

mount and secure it using an Allen wrench.

Run all wiring through the installation bracket

and through the pole mount. Insert the bottom

bracket of the camera into the top of the

installation bracket and secure it to the

installation bracket.

Initialization

The camera can be accessed in a web browser using an IP address. The IP address for your

camera can be located using the Amcrest IP config tool, before locating the IP address, please

make sure the camera and the computer are on the same network. To download the Amcrest IP

config tool, please visit amcrest.com/downloads and download the IP config software.

After obtaining the IP address, the camera can be initialized and viewed using most mainstream

web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Mircosoft Edge, etc, however some

features, such as the Query feature may require the use of a plugin. For an optimal experience it

is highly recommended to use IE mode in Edge or other browser option that supports this

function. To begin, enter the IP address for your camera into the browser.

Enter the password for your device into the interface and confirm, then click OK to proceed.

The default username for the camera is admin. Enter the username and password into the

interface and click Login.

Live View

The live view interface allows you to view and configure real time license plate information as it is

detected by the camera. To configure LPR settings, click the Config (LPR) button. By default, the

capture area will be set to a recommended capture area. However, this camera be customized if

needed. To customize the capture area, click and drag each corner of the capture area box to

the optimal size of the detection area. Click the Save button to save any configuration settings

applied to the camera.

Note: The capture area is just for license plate numbers, there is no need to set the detection

area in a manner that captures the entire vehicle.

Once a license plate in the capture area is detected, the information will be visible in the live view

interface and a snapshot will be retained if a microSD card or FTP if an FTP protocol has been

established.

Query

The query menu is used to open or export LPR information from the device to a computer.

Please note, this camera only supports snapshots and does not have an option to view video.

The information available in the query menu will be based on how the event type is stored. The

snapshots can be retained using a microSD card or using an SFTP/FTP protocol. For more

information on how to setup SFTP/FTP, please visit amcrest.com/support.

Image Search

This option allows the user to search and download plate information for events that have been

stored locally on a microSD card. The PC Picture tab also provides a method to browse a

directory on the computer to access images stored on the PC.

To view an event, select a beginning and end time (date & time) as well as the event type (All,

ANPR, or Manual snapshots) and click Search. Select an event from the interface and click

Open to view the event. The event can be downloaded by file or by time. To download a specific

event from the interface, select the files from the list and click Download by File, select a

directory, and download the files to your computer. To download a specific date and time range,

enter the start and end time into the interface and click Download by Time, choose a directory,

and allow the images to download to your computer.

Capture Record Search

This menu allows you to export each image for a specific date & time range as an excel or .csv

file. This is useful if you would like to retain a report of the events detected by the camera in

certain times of the day.

To export these files, select a date & time range and click Search, a list of all events for that date

& time range will appear. To export a report of these events, click the Export All button, select a

directory and download the file to your computer. If you would like to download a .csv file with

events in another date & time range, enter the beginning and end ranges and click Export by

Time, select a directory, and download the report to your computer.

Note: If you have any abnormality alarms set and would like to export a report of these alarms,

use the Alarm Output Search menu to download a report of these events to your computer.

Email Alerts

The email alerts option provides a solution that will allow you to be notified of any abnormalities

such as block listed plate numbers, illegal access, etc. has been detected by the camera. To

setup email alerts, please refer to the information provided below. Please note, in this example

we are using Gmail.

1. Navigate to Setup>>Network>>Email(SMTP)

2. Select your email provider, which in this case is Google. The SMTP server, authentication, and

port number will be imported for you.

3. Enter the email address into the username field.

4. Enter a generated password (provided by Google) for your email address into the password

field. To obtain this password, access your Gmail account and select Manage Your Google

Account. Select Security and click on App passwords (please make sure 2-factor

authentication is established before entering). Enter the password for your email and click Next.

Select the Custom option, enter a name for the authentication, and click Generate. Use this

password for email alerts.

5. Enter the email address of the sender into the Sender field.

6. Enter the email address of the receiver into the Mail Receiver field and click the “+” button to

import.

7. Click Save, then click Test to test the connection.

How To Upgrade System Firmware

Keeping the firmware on your camera up to date is an important part of overall system health.

For security purposes, it is highly recommended to upgrade the firmware on your device every

time a new firmware is available. To locate the most up to date firmware for your device please

visit https://amcrest.com/firmware

1. Download the .bin file for your camera from https://amcrest.com/firmware

2. Open your camera in a web browser and navigate to Setup>> System>>Upgrade.

3. Click Import and locate the .bin file on your computer.

4. Click Upgrade and allow the camera to upgrade.

Accessing the Web User Interface Remotely

For the purposes of this guide, we will outline the most common method for setting up web

access. Port forwarding using the HTTP protocol and using Dynamic Domain Name Server

(DDNS) is the easiest way to setup stable remote access.

For this method, you should have direct access to your router as well as the ability to port

forward the device using the router’s built-in interface. Below is a step-by-step walk through

those details how to setup the camera for remote web access using DDNS.

1. Log into the web UI and navigate to Setup>>Network>>Connection.

It is recommended to ensure the port number is at least 5 digits long to prevent any port conflicts.

You can change the port to any 5-digit number that is less than 65535 (e.g.12345) by clicking the

number field and entering a new port number. Write it down, then click Save.

2. The system will need to reboot for this change to take effect. Click OK.

3. Once the camera has come back online, log back into the web UI and navigate back to the

Connection menu to verify the HTTP port has been updated properly.

4. Access your router's user interface and port forward the device using the HTTP port

information displayed in the system. Every router's port forwarding protocols are unique. For

more information on how to port forward your specific device, please visit portforward.com or

refer to the user manual for your specific router.

Note: When port forwarding the camera in your router, make sure to use the TCP, UDP and

updated HTTP protocols displayed in the camera. If DDNS is not an option, the device can be

accessed remotely using the public IP address for your network and the HTTP port used that

was port forwarded in your router. To locate your public IP address and verify the connectivity of

your system, please visit: canyouseeme.org

5. Click on the DDNS menu located in the Network tab. In the DDNS menu, click on the Type

checkbox to enable DDNS. Make sure the AMCREST DDNS type is selected and a host name

for the camera (one you create) is entered in the HostName field. As an example, the hostname

will be in the following format: mynewcamera.amcrestddns.com

Enter the username and password and click Save.

Accessing the Device Remotely

After setting up the camera in the previous steps provided, open a web browser and enter in the

DDNS domain name address previously setup for your CAMERA.

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