Cisco Small Business VC240 Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start Guide

Cisco Small Business

VC240 Outdoor WDR Day/Night PoE Network

Camera

Package Contents

•Cisco VC240 Outdoor Network Camera

•Mounting and Installation Accessories

•Open-end Wrench and Allen Wrench

•Female-to-Female Ethernet Adapter

•Setup and Documentation CD

•I/O and RS-485 Connectors

•Quick Start Guide

•Camera Stand

•Sun Shield

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Cisco VC240 Outdoor Wide Dynamic Range

(WDR) Day/Night PoE Network Camera. This camera is a

high-performance, web-ready camera and can be part of a flexible

surveillance system.

This guide describes how to physically install your VC240 camera and

how to install and launch the Setup Wizard.

Before You Begin

Before you begin the installation, make sure that you have the following

equipment and services:

•Power over Ethernet (PoE)-enabled Ethernet network switch or an

802.3af-compliant PoE power injector

•Tools for installing the camera (drill, 1/4” drill bits, Phillips screwdriver,

stud finder if attaching the camera to a dry wall)

•All the connections must be long enough to connect to the camera’s

6-foot cable

•PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later for accessing the

camera’s web-based configuration utility

•One or more Ethernet network switches

VC240 Features

Default Settings

Parameter Default Value

Username cisco

Password cisco

LAN IP DHCP

DHCP Range Depends on router settings

Netmask 255.255.255.0

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Front Panel

Light Sensor Detects the amount of ambient light and switches the

camera from day to night mode. If light is too low, the

light sensor triggers the IR LEDs to turn on.

Lens •Computar varifocal board lens 3.3–12mm F/1.4

•Viewing angle 23.9–89.8° (horizontal)

•Removable IR-cut filter with focus compensation

•Manual zoom (3.5x)

IR LED Enables operation in complete darkness.

The ring of 12 infrared (IR) LEDs are built-in with a

working range of 50 feet (about 15 meters).

Reset Button Allows you to perform two functions:

•Reset—Press and hold the Reset button for less than

5 seconds to reset the camera.

•RestoreFactoryDefaults—Press and hold the

Reset button for 5 seconds until Status LED is

flashing red every 0.2 seconds.

IR LED

Lens

Reset Button

Status LED

Light Sensor

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Status LED •Lightoff—Power is off or Status LED is off.

• Flashing red every second—Camera and network

are functioning (heartbeat).

• Steady red—Network failure.

• Flashing red every 2 seconds—Audio is disabled.

• Flashing red every 0.2 seconds—Restoring default

settings.

• Flashing red every 0.5 seconds—Upgrading

firmware.

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Back Panel

Ethernet LEDs The green and amber Ethernet LEDs indicate status.

If powered using PoE:

• Green steady, amber steady—Power on.

• Green blinking, amber steady—Power on with

Ethernet data activity.

If powered using an external power adapter:

• Green steady, amber off—Power on.

• Green blinking, amber off—Power on with Ethernet

data activity.

General

Purpose Input/

Output (GPIO)

Allows you to connect the camera to external input/

output devices that can provide additional controlling

functions.

For more information, see the Cisco VC240 Outdoor

WDR Day/Night PoE Network Camera Administration

Guide found at:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9944/

prod_maintenance_guides_list.html

5-Port

Connector

Connects the camera to 24 VAC power (0.5 A) or serves

as an RS-485 port.

Ethernet 10/100 RJ45 Plug

Audio Out (green)

Microphone In (pink)

Power Cord Socket (black)

GPIO

5-Port Connector

Ground

Ethernet LEDs

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N.C.

485B

485A

AC24V

GND

+12V

GND:

DI:

DO:

+12V:

GPIO 5-Port Connector

Ground

Digital Input

Digital Output

Power (12VDC)

NC:

485B:

485A:

AC24V:

No Connector

RS485-

RS485+

Power (24VAC)

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Ethernet

10/100 RJ45

Plug

Connects the Cisco VC240 camera to a PoE switch or

router, or to a PoE power injector (not provided) for

connection to a non-PoE switch or router.

Audio Out

(green)

Connects the Cisco VC240 camera through the 3.5 mm

input jack to an external speaker or computer.

Microphone In

(pink)

Connects the Cisco VC240 camera through the 3.5 mm

input jack to an external microphone.

Power Cord

Socket (black)

Connects the Cisco VC240 camera to 12 VDC (1 A)

power when not using PoE or 24 VAC.

Ground Connects the Cisco VC240 camera to ground.

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Mounting the VC240

This section describes how to mount the camera. This does not include

connecting the camera and adjusting the zoom and focus, which is

covered later in this guide.

WARNING The power line of either 24 VAC or PoE is prohibited being

exposed outdoor and bridged over buildings for surge

protection by lightning strike.

WARNING Make sure the camera’s Ground cable is connected to ground.

WARNING Make sure that all the camera’s cables, including I/O and power,

are connected to other devices in an indoor environment.

NOTE Install the VC240 camera with a UL-listed and marked outdoor

conduit for the cable exposed in an outdoor environment.

NOTE You should reliably connect the VC240 camera to the main

protective earthing terminal.

NOTE The VC240 camera uses a UL-listed AC/DC power adapter with a

marked output rating of 12 VDC, 600 mA.

NOTE The VC240 camera uses a UL-listed AC/DC power adapter with a

marked output rating of 24 VAC, 700 mA.

Placement Tips

• Ambient Temperature—To prevent the camera from overheating, do

not operate it in an area that exceeds an ambient temperature of 122°F

(50°C).

•AirFlow—Be sure that there is adequate air flow around the device to

prevent the camera from overheating.

• Mechanical Loading—To avoid accidents or hazardous conditions,

make sure the device is level, stable, and securely mounted.

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Mounting and Installation Accessories

The camera ships with mounting and installation accessories.

Screws and RJ45 Ethernet Female/Female Coupler

•1 Ethernet female/female coupler

•2 screws (M3 x 8 mm)

•2 M3 washers

•2 M6-to-M3 male-to-female adapter

•2 M3-to-M6 male-to-female adapter

Camera Stand Installation Accessories

•4 #6M anchors

•1 Allen wrench (5 mm)

•4 washers (6 mm)

•2 hex-head bolts (6 mm x 8 mm)

•4 self-tapping screws (M4 x 32 mm)

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Mounting the Camera to a Wall or Ceiling

You can mount the Cisco VC240 camera on the flat surface of a wall or a

ceiling. The flat surface must be smooth, dry, and sturdy.

NOTE Provided with the camera is a kit that includes anchors (#8–#10

US) and screws (#8 US) to help you secure the camera to the wall or

ceiling.

CAUTION Before drilling holes into the wall or ceiling when mounting

the camera, make sure there are no electrical wires, water

pipes, or other objects that might get damaged by the

drilling.

NOTE If you plan on using the supplied sun shield with the camera, review

the steps in the “Attaching the Sun Shield” section on page 18 before

mounting the camera.

NOTE To adjust the camera’s zoom and focus settings, wait until you can

view live video from the camera. After mounting the camera as

described in this section, follow the steps in the “Connecting the

Equipment” section on page 12, the “Verifying the Hardware

Installation” section on page 15, and the “Getting Started with the

Configuration” section on page 15. After you get live feed from the

camera, follow the instructions in the “Adjusting the Lens” section on

page 17 to adjust the zoom and focus settings.

WARNING Installation of the equipment must comply with local and

national electrical codes. Statement 1074

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Installing the Stand

To install the camera’s stand, follow these steps:

STEP 1Unscrew the Allen-head bolt from the bracket mount using the

supplied Allen wrench.

STEP 2Attach the bracket mount to the camera using the two supplied

hex-head bolts (6 mm x 8 mm).

STEP 3Place the bracket mount, with the camera attached to it, over the

pivot of the camera stand.

STEP 4Attach the bracket mount to the pivot using the supplied M6 Allen-

head bolt and its M6 lock washer. Use the Allen wrench to tighten

the screw.

STEP 5Attach the base of the camera stand to the wall or ceiling:

a. Use the base of the camera stand to mark the location of the

four holes that you are going to drill in the next step.

b. Using a 1/4-inch drill bit, drill four holes into the surface.

c. Insert the provided four wall-mounting screw anchors into the

holes.

d. Attach the base of the camera stand to the wall or ceiling using

the four self-tapping screws (#10x1.5”) and the corresponding

M6 flat washers.

STEP 6If you plan to connect the camera’s cables from behind the wall or

above the ceiling, drill a 1-inch diameter hole in the wall or ceiling

and thread the cables through the hole.

In an outdoor installation, make sure that only the portion of the

connector cables covered in black is exposed to the elements

because it is weather proof. The individual cables should be

behind the ceiling or wall.

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