DeepSea Power & Light IP Multi SeaCam User manual

IP Multi SeaCam®
Quick Start Guide
Camera Conguration Information
RESERVED FOR
3.75” X 2.75”
LABEL
Connecting the Camera
Follow the provided pinout drawing to connect power and
Ethernet signals to the IP camera.
Ethernet Communications
The Ethernet interface, if present, follows EIA/TIA-568B
standard wiring conventions per the graphic below.
Note that only the Orange (TxD) and Green (RxD) wire pairs
are required for 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX operation.
Connecting Power
This camera can be powered either through a discrete 10-
36VDC input or via Power over Ethernet. It is not recom-
mended to connect to both power sources simultaneously,
however, the camera will prioritize PoE over discrete power.
The camera draws around 2.5W max. Boot time is approxi-
mately 15 seconds.
Logging In
Unless otherwise stated above, the default static IP address
of the camera will be 192.168.1.250.
Open a web browser and navigate to http://192.168.1.250/
where a prompt will appear asking for a user name and
password.
Default Username: root
Default Password: [W515XXXXX][YY]
The factory default password is a combination of the Module
ID shown above and the last two digits of the MAC address.
For instance, for a camera with Module ID W51500001 and
MAC address C4-7C-8D-30-40-0A, the default password
would be W515000010A.
Once logged in, the web based user interface will be acces-
sible.
Streaming Video
The default h.264 compressed video stream can be viewed
at rtsp://192.168.1.250/h264 using software such as VLC or
other tools that can subscribe to a network video using the
RTSP protocol. The IP Multi SeaCam is also compatible with
the ONVIF Prole-S standard and can be operated using the
free ONVIF Device Manager software.
NOTE: When using VLC, the standard input stream cache
size is set to 1000ms which will add signicant latency to the
video feed. Reduce the streaming cache size to improve la-
tency.
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document and for additional support.

IP Multi SeaCam – Quick Start Guide
General Notes
• Make sure to retain the information in this Quick
Start Guide for future reference.
• Do not attempt to format the onboard memory though
the web based user interface. The internal microSD card
must be removed and reformatted externally. Use FTP
le access to delete recordings if internal memory card
access is not available.
• Before attempting any rmware updates, note the Mod-
ule ID and MAC address of the camera as new rmware
may reset user dened log in information back to the
default settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What onboard recording options are
available?
There are four recording options:
1) On demand video recording
2) Time delay video recording
3) On demand still frame capture
4) Time lapse still frame capture
What are the onboard memory options? 256 GB (standard), 512 GB, and 1 TB
How long will the camera record for?
The camera recording length depends on the size of the memory card and the
recording bit rate.
Bit rate mm:ss / GB 256 GB 512 GB 1 TB
4 MBPS ~33m:19s 5d:22h:9m 11d:20h:18m 23d:16h:36m
10 MBPS ~13m:20s 2d:8h:51m 4d:17h:43m 9d:11h:26m
20 MBPS ~6m:40s 1d:4h:25m 2d:8h:51m 4d:17h:43m
What kind of microSD card should be
used with the IP Multi SeaCam?
SanDisk Extreme microSD cards
≥90 MB/s write speed, V30 (30 MB/s) video capture rating or equivalent
Can the camera record and stream
video at the same time?
Yes. The camera supports two concurrent video streams (HD and SD) as well
as simultaneous video and time lapse recording.
How are recorded les retrieved from
onboard memory?
Recordings can be downloaded directly from the web interface or over FTP.
For bulk le transfers, remove the recording media directly. See the user
manual for instructions on accessing the microSD card.
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