Cisco MERAKI MV52 Manuel utilisateur

MV52 Installation Guide

Overview

The Cisco Meraki MV52 is the first varifocal bullet camera in the second-generation smart camera family. Aligning with

our other cameras, it eliminates the complex and costly servers and video recorders required by traditional solutions

which removes the limitations typically placed on video surveillance deployments.

Datasheet here: Click here

FAQ and Troubleshooting MV52: Click here

Dimensions

Box Contents

A single camera box contains:

• One camera hardware

• One mount template

• Two set screws

• Six screws

• One M2.5 torx key

• One M5 torx key

Powering the MV52

The MV52 features a 1000BASE-TX Ethernet port with 802.3at PoE+ and requires 30W of power to run. Route the

Ethernet cable from an active port on a PoE switch or PoE injector. Additionally, a 12V DC input option is available as

well. As seen below:

MV52 requires 30W power, dedicated entirely to itself for higher processing and IR load

Pre-Install Preparation

You should complete the following steps before going on-site to perform an installation:

Configure Your Network in Dashboard

Upgrade this camera to run on the latest 4.15 Beta Firmware.

The following is a brief overview only of the steps required to add an MV52 to your network. For detailed instructions

about creating, configuring and managing Meraki Camera networks, refer to the online documentation

(https://documentation.meraki.com/MV).

1. Login to http://dashboard.meraki.com. If this is your ﬁrst time, create a new account.

2. Find the network to which you plan to add your cameras or create a new network.

3. Add your cameras to your network. You will need your Meraki order number (found on your invoice) or the serial

number of each camera, which looks like Qxxx-xxxx-xxxx, and is found on the bottom of the unit.

4. Verify that you the camera is now listed under Cameras > Monitor > Cameras.

Check and Configure Firewall Settings

If a ﬁrewall is in place, it must allow outgoing connections on particular ports to particular IP addresses. The most

current list of outbound ports and IP addresses for your particular organization can be found here.

DNS Configuration

Each MV52 will generate a unique domain name to allow for secured direct streaming functionality. These domain

names resolve an A record for the private IP address of the camera. Any public recursive DNS server will resolve this

domain.

If utilizing an on site DNS server, please whitelist *.devices.meraki.direct or configure a conditional forwarder so that

local domains are not appended to *.devices.meraki.direct and that these domain requests are forwarded to Google

public DNS.

Assigning IP Addresses

At this time, the MV52 does not support static IP assignment. MV52 units must be added to a subnet that uses DHCP

and has available DHCP addresses to operate correctly.

Install Instructions

Each MV52 comes with an instruction pamphlet within the box. This pamphlet contains detailed step-by-step guides and

images to assist in the physical install of the camera.

The camera out of the box comes with a protective lens cover. Please remove this lens cap before installation.

Due to its advanced night mode and processing capabilities, it is typical for this camera to operate with a high external

temperature. Note that the camera can get up to 50C when night mode is turned on. Due to this, it is ideal to mount this

camera before plugging it in.

Placement Guidelines

There are three ways in which you can mount the MV52. They are as follows:

Wall or ceiling

Pole (with accessory)

Pole mount MA-MNT-MV-21, custom made for MV52 is available to order separately. Click to open link

The MA-MNT-MV-21 can be mounted on a pole (>40 mm currently supported) as below:

• Attach the pole mount to hug the pole

• Drag a metal cable tie around the top/bottom of this mount

Considering the weight of this camera, it is recommended to use safety cable wires

Adjacent to a junction box (no conduit adapter-in-box)

Adjacent mounts to a 3.5'' junction box would be ideal

Mounting Instructions

Ensure that deployments of this camera are properly planned with the corresponding labor and equipment for a smooth

experience.

Note: The fixed power cable will not be exposed to the outdoor environment after the successful installation of

the MV52 on a wall using the above-provided pigtails.

1. Place the mounting template onto the surface (wall/ceiling) and drill six holes as well as the center hole, as marked (if

needed).

2. The following inputs are currently available for the MV52:

• A - PoE+ input

• B - 2 pin 12VDC input

• C - Audio input

3. Pass the cable through the center hole and plug it in. Then, in an anti-clockwise direction, unscrew the top of the base

from the rest of the camera.

4. At this point, you will need something to support the base of the camera, or let it hang off of its cable and the base.

Drill in the six provided screws (or any appropriate screw with less than 8.6 mm head size) onto the base and into the

surface. You can either run the cable through the wall or let the cable out to the side by unscrewing the cut available (as

shown in the zoomed-in illustration).

5. Grab the camera to fix it into a horizontal position, closer to the base.

6. In a clockwise motion, rotate the top of the base to affix the camera to the base, while leaving some space to rotate

and aim the camera later.

7. With the base top aligned to the base, rotate the camera using the ball joint to fix your field of view/angle. Ensure that

the opening is facing the direction in which the camera needs to look, and that the hood is on the top.

Do not tighten the base before checking on the angles/view

8. Tighten the top of the base clockwise once you have a confirmed position.

9. Tighten this even further by using the M5 and M2.5 torx keys provided around the joint and the top of the base.

10. Remove the green IR safely label once you have finished positioning your MV52.

LED Indicator

The various status conditions of an MV are indicated by the following colors and patterns:

• Rainbow (solid, rotating through colors) - MV is booting up.

• Flashing Blue - MV is searching for WiFi network(s).

• Flashing Green - MV is upgrading or initializing for the first time.

• Solid Green - MV is connected via Ethernet.

• Solid Blue - MV is connected via WiFi.

• Solid Violet - MV has audio recording enabled.

• Solid Amber - MV has a network issue and cannot talk to dashboard

• Solid Red - Power connection is below <7.8V

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