360 Vision Predator-Dualview Manual

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Predator-DV
Installation/Conguration Manual

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Table of Contents
1 Safety and Precautions .............................................................................................................................. 3
2 Housing Dimensional Drawing ................................................................................................................... 4
3 Bracket Dimensional Drawing .................................................................................................................... 5
4 Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 7
5 Connections to Predators with HMA........................................................................................................... 8
6 Locating the Predator-DV on your Network...............................................................................................11
7 Connecting to the Predator-DV .................................................................................................................11
7.1 Live View.......................................................................................................................................... 13
7.1.1 Live Video ................................................................................................................................ 13
7.1.2 Status....................................................................................................................................... 14
7.1.3 Multimedia................................................................................................................................ 16
7.2 Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 17
7.2.1 Video ........................................................................................................................................ 17
7.2.2 Video Advanced ....................................................................................................................... 18
7.2.3 Advanced Features .................................................................................................................. 19
7.2.4 Camera .................................................................................................................................... 21
7.2.5 PTZ Zones ............................................................................................................................... 24
7.2.6 Date/Time................................................................................................................................. 25
7.2.7 Network.................................................................................................................................... 26
7.2.8 Interfaces ................................................................................................................................. 27
7.2.9 Recording................................................................................................................................. 29
7.3 Add/Edit Users ................................................................................................................................. 30
7.4 Maintenance..................................................................................................................................... 31
7.5 Browser ............................................................................................................................................ 33
8 Network Settings Recovery...................................................................................................................... 34
9 Special Presets ........................................................................................................................................ 34
10 Locating the A󰀩niti HD on your Network................................................................................................ 36
11 Connecting to the A󰀩niti HD................................................................................................................... 36
11.1 Live View ........................................................................................................................................ 38
11.1.1 Live Video............................................................................................................................... 38
11.1.2 Status ..................................................................................................................................... 39
11.2 Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 41
11.2.1 Video ...................................................................................................................................... 41
11.2.2 Video Advanced ..................................................................................................................... 42
11.2.3 Advanced Features ................................................................................................................ 43
11.2.4 Camera................................................................................................................................... 45
11.2.5 Date/Time............................................................................................................................... 47
11.2.6 Network .................................................................................................................................. 48
11.2.7 Interfaces................................................................................................................................ 49
11.3 Add/Edit Users................................................................................................................................ 50
11.4 Maintenance................................................................................................................................... 51
11.5 Browser .......................................................................................................................................... 53
12 Special Presets ...................................................................................................................................... 54
13 Network Settings Recovery.................................................................................................................... 54
14 Important - Care of Painted Surfaces..................................................................................................... 55

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1 Safety and Precautions
1. Please read these notes before attempting to operate the 360 Vision Predator-DV, and keep for future
reference.
2. DO NOT disassemble or remove covers. This will break the water seals and invalidate the warranty.
3. All servicing and repairs must be handled by 360 Vision Technology.
4. Avoid pointing the camera directly towards a bright light source (sunlight), or expose the camera to intensive
light situations as this may damage the camera pick-up device.
5. Installation should be carried out by suitably qualied personnel, in accordance with local codes of practice
and regulations.
6. 360 Vision Technology Limited accept no liability for any damage caused by incorrect or improper installation.
7. To prevent risk of injury caused by the Predator-DV or mounting options becoming detached, t a suitable
safety chain or lanyard.
8. Use only 360 Vision Predator-DV power supplies.
9. Please handle the Predator-DV with care, as improper handling may cause damage within this unit.
15 Storage and Handling............................................................................................................................. 55
16 Warranty................................................................................................................................................. 55
17 PSU Enclosure....................................................................................................................................... 56
18 1080p Stream Resolutions & RTSP Links.............................................................................................. 56
19 720p Stream Resolutions & RTSP Links................................................................................................ 57
20 White Balance and Fast Shutter options................................................................................................ 58

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2 Housing Dimensional Drawing
Predator DUALVIEW
Weight 10.5kg
MUST NOT BE REPRODUCED OR SHOWN TO
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ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM
REMOVE ALL SHARP EDGES
SHEET:
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A3
3rd ANGLE PROJECTION
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Unit 7, Seymour Court,
Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire,
WA7 1SY. United Kingdom.
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3 Bracket Dimensional Drawing
Weight 2.5kg
Predator PMB Bracket
Weight 2.2kg
Predator Corner Bracket
Predator Wall Bracket
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3rd ANGLE PROJECTION
360 Vision Technology Ltd.
Unit 7, Seymour Court,
Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire,
WA7 1SY. United Kingdom.
www.360visiontechnology.com
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ON 101.6 (4") PCD
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Predator PMA Bracket
Weight 1kg
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Unit 7, Seymour Court,
Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire,
WA7 1SY. United Kingdom.
www.360visiontechnology.com
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OUTSIDE
DIAMETER
9 (x4) ON
101.6 (4 INCH) PCD
USE M8 BOLT FOR
FIXING TO POLE
60
M8 (x4) ON 101.6
(4 INCH) PCD.
FIX PREDATOR USING:
M8x30 HEX-HEAD BOLTS (x4)
- STAINLESS STEEL.
M8 SPRING LOCK WASHER (x4)
- STAINLESS STEEL.
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M20x1.5P
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FIX PREDATOR USING:
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M8 SPRING LOCK WASHER (x4)
- STAINLESS STEEL.
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ISS DATE REFERENCE
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TO THIS FACE.
MOUNT POLE
TO THIS FACE.
MOUNT PREDATOR
TO THIS FACE.
MOUNT POLE
TO THIS FACE.
MATERIAL:
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MASS = 3.6 Kg PMA = STAINLESS STEEL
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MATERIAL:
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4 Connections
MAINS FUSE
PRED-PSU-SM
MAINS FUSE 3 = 2AF
OUTPUT FUSE
PRED-PSU-SM
FUSE 1 = 6.3AT
FUSE 2 = 1AT
FUSE 4 = N/A
MAINS input
100 - 240Vac
Io Vo
Adj Adj
Model Number: PRED-PSU-SM Serial Number: yymmndd-xxxx Input Voltage:100-240VAC 50/60Hz Input current: 2.1A Output Voltage: 30V DC Output Current: 6.2A
PRED-PSU-SM
255 x 180 x 100mm
Enclosure Dimensions
360
USE
To Camera
30Vdc(-)
30Vdc(+)

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5 Connections to Predators with HMA
When the HMA (Hinged Mount Adaptor) is tted to the Predator, the ‘Predator Composite Cable’ is not used.
Connections between the power supply and Predator use conventional cables as detailed below.
30Vdc Power connections between Predator PSU and Predator that is tted with HMA
Cable Size No IR SIR110 SIR140WL SIR160
0.75mm² 85m 32m 32m 30m
1.00mm² 113m 43m 43m 40m
1.25mm² 141m 54m 54m 50m
1.50mm² 170m 65m 65m 60m
2.50mm² 283m 108m 108m 100m
3.00mm² 340m 130m 130m 120m
4.00mm² 450m 173m 173m 160m
Ethernet connections between Predator PSU and Predator that is tted with HMA.
The Ethernet connection uses standard CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6 cables tted with RJ45 connectors.
RJ45 CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 Cable Signal
Pin 1 White with Orange Band Tx+
Pin 2 Orange Tx-
Pin 3 White with Green Band Rx+
Pin 4 Blue
Pin 5 White with Blue Band
Pin 6 Green Rx-
Pin 7 White with Brown Band
Pin 8 Brown
Gain access to connectors in the HMA
• Ensure that the xed part of the HMA is securely bolted to the top of the pole.
• The hinged part of the HMA (Hinged Mount Adapter) is fastened to the xed part using three M8x25
long hex head bolts. Use a spanner (13mm) to remove the three bolts. Each bolt is tted with a
split spring lock washer, a plain metal washer (which prevents the split washer from damaging the
bre washer) and a bre washer (which prevents the paint on the hinged part from being damaged
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Please make sure there is adequate spare cable (20cm) for when the camera is resting on the lanyard, failure
to do this could damage the connector circuit board.
• Open the hinge taking care that the gasket is not damaged and support the weight of the Predator.
Gently open the HMA until the lanyard is able to take the weight. If the lanyard appears to support the
weight of the Predator, there is no need to continue to support the Predator. The connection circuit
board (PCB-000-0247-xx) can now be seen.
Note
Camera has two separate Ethernet connections and two separate IP
addresses. (Default is 192.168.1.187 and .188)
Ethernet Connection Predator (192.168.1.187)
Connect Ethernet cable to HMA Predator Dual View connection board
using a RJ45 connector (CON4).
Power Connections
Connect 24Vac/30Vdc to CON5.
Ethernet Connection A󰀩niti (192.168.1.188)
Connect Ethernet cable to HMA Predator Dual View connection board
using a RJ45 connector (CON8).

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Predator-DV Conguration
Predator Section

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Predator-DV Conguration
6 Locating the Predator-DV on your Network
Default IP Address 192.168.1.187
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.4
Using the DVR management software, ‘Onvif Device Manager’ or 360 Vision Discovery Tool (which can be
found on the CD supplied or from the 360 Vision Technology technical support) to nd the IP address of the
Predator-DV. Note the ports used by the Predator-DV are:-
Protocol Port
ONVIF/HTTP 80 TCP
RTP Stream 1 6970 TCP/UDP
RTCP Stream 1 6971 TCP/UDP
RTP Stream 2 6972 TCP/UDP
RTCP Stream 2 6973 TCP/UDP
RTSP 554 TCP
360 SDK 3600 TCP
360 Event 9001 TCP
7 Connecting to the Predator-DV
Type in the IP address of the Predator-DV into the address bar of Internet browser and install the plug-ins as
required. The web page of the camera will then appear.
Predator-DV Web Page Login screen
Enter the User Name (default is admin)
Enter the Password (default is 9999)

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If you select the box ‘Remember Password’ it could compromise the security of the Predator-DV camera.
Select Submit
The camera web page uses VLC as the video player.
VLC video plugin le can be downloaded from the camera if it is not installed on the connecting PC/laptop
(See Browser - “8.5 Browser” on page 11)
Firefox no longer supports the VLC plug-in. The web page will show JPEG images every second
(See Browser - page 33).
For live video please use the 360 HD Discovery/Cong Tool, this can be downloaded from the 360 Vision
Technology download section of the web site or requested from technical support.
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!

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There are six main tabs on the left of the web page/screen.
1 Live View
2 Settings
3 Add/Edit Users
4 Maintenance
5 Browser
6 Logout
7.1 Live View
7.1.1 Live Video
The Live Video page o󰀨ers options to:-
• Stream - Choose required stream from drop down selection.
• 1x Display - Use to show selected stream as full screen.
• Pan/Tilt - Use the up down left and right buttons to move the camera to the desired position.
• Zoom In/Out - This will operate the optical and digital zoom (if digital zoom is enabled).
(See Camera - Digital Zoom - page 21)
• Focus +/-/Auto - This will operate the manual focus near, far or automatically focus as required.
(See Camera - AF AI when PTZ - page 21)
• Iris +/-/Auto - This will operate the manual iris open, close or automatic as required.
(See Camera - AF AI when PTZ - page 21)
• Preset Seek/Dene - This will allow admin and operator user levels to seek or dene presets (Viewer
user level can only seek presets). (See Advanced Features - Presets - page 19)
• List all Presets - Use to show all presets or programmed presets in drop down selection box.

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7.1.2 Status
Status page shows information relating to the camera status.
Status page, top section.
Status page, bottom section.

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• Refresh - Select an automatic page refresh option.
• Camera - Shows information relating to the camera time & date settings, the version of codec and
mainboard software loaded
• Current Status - Shows the camera function information, i.e. PTZ positions and lamp activity etc.
• Video Streams - Shows the current video streams conguration.
• Streaming - Shows the IP address on the PC that is receiving the video streams.
• System - Shows how long the camera has been powered, how much bandwidth it is using etc.
• Frame Statistics - Gives information about the video stream, how big the frames are, how big the I frames
are, how long it is taking to transmit the frames.
• Recording - (Only available on Multimedia Edge Recording Predator) - Gives information about the current
le being recorded.
• Audio Output - (Only available on Multimedia Edge Recording Predator) - Gives information about the
current le being played.

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7.1.3 Multimedia
Only available on Multimedia Edge Recording Predator
Multimedia web page o󰀨ers access to les loaded onto the storage device. This includes recordings which can
be ltered to show specic requirements.
• Type - Select which type of le you are interested in, choices are all recordings, video recordings,
image recordings and audio les.
• Show - Choose how many les that will displayed on the page.
• Order - Choose what order the les are displayed in, choices are newest or oldest rst.
• Filter - Choose what recording trigger is to be used for the lter.
• Refresh - Used to apply any lter changes.
• FTP - Click to send all les in the table to the FTP server (See Network - page 26).
• Audio Stop - Stop remote playing of the current audio le.
• Audio Volume - Used to adjust the volume of the current audio le being played remotely.
Remote play requires a horn speaker mounted to the Predator, this is added at time of manufacture and cannot
be added retrospectively. Not available on this product.
Selecting remote play will play the audio through the speaker on the camera. Not available on this product.
Selecting the audio le name will play the audio through the connected PC audio application.
Multimedia Screen with thumbnails Multimedia Screen showing audio les

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7.2 Settings
7.2.1 Video
The Video page, o󰀨ers options to setup:-
• Camera - Add or edit the camera name.
• Stream Type - Choice of single or dual video streams.
• Codec - Choose which compression format, the stream will use.
(See page 56 for table of options).
• Resolution - Set what resolution the stream will use. (See page 56 for table of options).
Stream Tabs, o󰀨er options to:-
• Framerate - Congure how many frames per second (fps) the stream uses.
(Also see Camera - Sensor Frame Rate - page 21).
• Bit Rate - Set the bit rate that the stream will use. Type in gure in Kbps. (E.g. 4000Kbps is 4Mbps)
• Rate Control - Congure the rate control of the stream, choices are VBR (Variable), CBR (Constant)
and CVBR (Constrained Variable, limited to 8Mbps).
Overlay options
• Date - Selecting this option will show the date as text on the video stream.
(See Date/Time - page 25).
• Time - Selecting this option will show the time as text on the video stream.
(See Date/Time - page 25).
• Text - Selecting this option will show the selected text on the video stream. Positions available are top
left or right of the image.
• Detailed Info - This will show the information about the stream on the video.
• Custom A - Used to enable the option to display text when the camera is operated. See options for
text selections below. Text will be shown on top line of video.
(See Advanced Features/PTZ zones - page 19).
• Custom B - Used to enable the option to display text when the camera is operated. See options for
text selections below. Text will be shown on second from top line of the video.
(See Advanced Features/PTZ zones - page 19).
Text selections available are
• User - For SDK use.
• Zone - Used to show text that has been programmed into the camera setup.
(See Advanced Features/PTZ zones - page 19).
• PTZ Status - Shows camera PTZ co-ordinates.
• Camera Status - Shows the current state of the camera, what focus, iris and sensor mode the
camera is in.

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• Pan Compass - Used to display compass readings when the camera is operated.
(See Advanced Features/PTZ zones - page 19).
• Current Preset - Used to show the stored preset text when the camera is at the preset position.
(See Advanced Features & PTZ zones - page 19).
RTSP URL
• Copy - Use this option to copy the RTSP URL
• Date Position - Choose date text to bottom right or left of the image.
• Time Position - Choose time text to bottom right or left of the image.
• Show Sub-stream - Shows second sub-stream if enabled.
OK to program the new settings into the Predator.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the video settings.
7.2.2 Video Advanced
Stream 1
IP Ratio/GOP value
(type in a number) 25 (default) E.g. 1 ‘i-frame’ every 25th image.
RTP Block Size 1448 (default) Range 1440 to 65500
I Frame Size 55 (default) Range 0 to 99
(average frame size x value/10 = i frame size)
OK to program the new settings into the Predator.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the advanced video settings.
Default is used to factory reset the video stream settings.

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7.2.3 Advanced Features
The Advanced Features page, o󰀨ers options to:-
• Camera - Cannot be edited, shows label/name given to the camera.
(See Video - Camera - page 17).
A ‘Preset’ is a stored view. When a preset is dened, it will store the pan, tilt, zoom, focus and iris positions. Use
the up, down left and right buttons to move the camera to the desired position and then use the zoom buttons to
set the image as required.
Presets
Set Preset using the following options:-
• Number - Choose from a list of presets using the drop down box.
• Name - Edit the preset name to suit/help identify the position.
• Type - Options available are:-
Night - Allows di󰀨erent options to be used for the preset that include lamps
(See also Camera - Night Presets - page 21).
Simple - For setting a simple PTZ preset, no lamp options.
Wiper - Set the preset to activate the wiper.
Washer - Set the preset to activate the washer.
Re-Map - Choose which function/preset you want to re-map to the new preset number above.
Tour - Set the preset to start or stop a preset tour.
Mimic - Set the preset to start or stop a mimic tour.
User - Used on systems supporting 360 SDK.
Auxiliary - Can be used to recall an auxiliary command.
Audio - Can be used to play a sound. Only available on Multimedia Edge Recording Predator.
• Function - Function option will change to suit the above type.
• Illumination - Choice of illumination for preset with night presets function enabled. Options are IR,
White Light and o󰀨.
• Intensity - Set lamp intensity for the preset using the illumination chosen above.
• Sensor - Presets have the choice of being either colour or mono, when the scene is dark.
• Focus Range - Sets how the camera will focus when in mono. Options are ambient or IR. The Focus
Range setting will set the camera focus, (when in mono) to suit the light source in the scene.
If this is set incorrectly the image may not be in focus, when in mono at night.
• PTZ - Camera can be set to pan, tilt and zoom or not. This can be used to operate the sensor
function.
• Audio - Choose audio le to be used. Only available on Multimedia Edge Recording Predator.

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Use the Seek preset button to test the preset.
Dene preset button to set the above parameters.
Delete preset to remove the preset.
Mimics
When a mimic tour is started, the Predator-DV will perform all the actions which were dened when the mimic
was programmed. Upto four mimic tours can be dened.
• Play - Starts the selected mimic tour.
• Start - Use this to start programming a mimic tour. Move the camera, seek presets and/or use the
lens to dene the actions to be saved for the mimic.
• Stop - Use to end the programming of the mimic tour into the Predator-DV.
The mimic and preset tours will repeat continuously until manually interrupted either by an alarm or user
intervention.
Tours
A tour of presets is stored in the Predator-DV as a list of tour points. Each tour point consists of a preset
number, the dwell time for which the Predator-DV will pause and the speed parameter that will be used to seek
the preset. Each of the four tours of presets can contain between 2 and 90 points.
When programming a tour of presets it is necessary to rst store all the required presets into the Predator-DV
and to dene the required dwell times and speeds of travel that you will require the Predator-DV to use when
the tour is started.
A maximum of four individual tours of presets can be stored in each Predator-DV. Each tour can have between
2 and 90 points, each point can be a preset in the range 1 to 360. Di󰀨erent points can use any preset number,
including repeats of ones that have been used before. The speed that the camera will travel at to reach the
preset can be in the range 1°/sec (slowest) to 100°/sec (fastest). To seek the preset at maximum speed, set
speed to 0. The delay (dwell) at each point is dened in seconds, range 1 to 100.
• Play - Starts the selected preset tour.
• Add - Use to add a new point to the tour.
• Final - Use to indicate that this point is the last point in the tour.
Privacy Zones
A privacy zone can be used to obscure a scene with in an image e.g. private residence.
Use the drop down box to select the privacy zone preset 1 to 24. Move the camera so that the scene to be
obscured is in the centre of the image. Use zoom to set the size of the privacy zone.
• Dene - Denes the image as a privacy zone preset.
• Seek - Seeks the selected privacy zone preset.
• Enable - Sets the selected privacy zone preset as a privacy zone.
• Disable - Disables the privacy zone of the selected privacy zone preset.
Up to eight privacy zones can be viewed at the same time. The privacy zone feature is not available when the
camera is within 20° of the camera pointing vertically up or down.
Wiper
• Rest Time - Set wiper rest time.
• On Time - Set time period for how long wiper will run.
Home Function
The camera will perform an action (goto preset, start preset or mimic tour), after a period of inactivity.
• Home Action - This sends the camera to a preset, tour or mimic.
• Home Number - This sets the preset, tour or mimic the camera will go to/start.
• Home Timer - This sets the time for the period of inactivity.