DMP Electronics V-RC8061 User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
V-RC8061 Pan and Tilt Video Camera
Description
The DMP V-RC8061 is an indoor wired/wireless remote pan and tilt, digital IP
video camera that allows live view and recorded clips through the Virtual Keypad
App, as well as email motion-triggered video clip notication. To install and
activate the camera, you need an active dealer account at vk.securecomwireless.
com.
Compatibility
• Any DMP system with an active Virtual Keypad App
What is Included:
• V-RC8061 Indoor Pan and Tilt Camera
• 5V Power Transformer (for 9’ power extender, order V-DCEXT-9 separately)
• Mounting Screws
• Mounting Bracket
Assembling the Camera
Attach the camera to the stand if necessary for the installation.
Camera Conguration Options
The V-RC8061 can be congured to communicate to the SecureCom Video server
in three ways:
Option #1 - Wired connection
Option #2 - Wireless connection using DMP V-IP1006RR Wireless Access Point (WAP)
with WiFi Protected Setup (WPS)
Option #3 - Wireless connection using a WPS enabled WAP
Option #1 Conguration:
1. IMPORTANT: Before plugging in power to the
camera, plug an Ethernet cable with an active
internet connection into the Ethernet port.
Recommendation: We recommend marking the
Ethernet cable from the customer’s router to the WAP
to help in network troubleshooting. If the end-user
is having network issues after the install, you can
instruct them to remove the marked Ethernet cable
and see if the problem still exists. If it does, then
they can contact their Internet service provider.
2. Once the Ethernet is plugged in, plug in the power adapter to the camera, and to a power outlet. The Power LED
turns on solid during startup for 20 seconds. The Network and Power LEDs both start ashing while the camera is
establishing a connection. Once it has a connection, the Power LED turns on solid, while the Network LED continues to
ash to indicate network activity.
Option #2 Conguration:
For best results, establish communication while the
WAP and cameras are no more than 20 ft from each
other. After communication is established, place
them in their desired location to ensure that they
are still within wireless range of the WAP. Multiple
WAPs can be installed for larger installations.
1. Plug in the power adapter to the camera, and to
a power outlet. The Power LED turns on solid green
for 20 seconds while powering up.
2. The Power LED will begin to ash when the camera is ready for WPS mode. Press the WPS
button on the front of the WAP for 3 seconds. The Security LED will ash to indicate that the
WAP is sending a security key to the wireless camera.
RC8221 Indoor Camera
FRONT
Ethernet
Port
WPS
Button
BACK
Reset
Button
LEDs
Day/Night Sensor
PIR Sensor
Privacy Button
Lens
White Light
LEDs
Power
Input
Antenna
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet Cable
Option One
Camera DHCP Router
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet
Cable
DHCP Router
Wireless Access Point
Option Two
Option Three
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
DHCP & WPS
Router
Camera
Camera
WANLAN4 LAN3 LAN2 LAN1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet Cable
Option One
Camera DHCP Router
WANLAN4 LAN3 LAN2 LAN1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet
Cable
DHCP Router
Wireless Access Point
Option Two
Option Three
WANLAN4 LAN3 LAN2 LAN1
RESET
DC 3.3V
DHCP & WPS
Router
Camera
Camera

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3. Within 1 minute of pressing the WPS button on the WAP, press and release the WPS button on the back of the
camera. The Power LED turns solid, and the Network LED will begin to ash orange to indicate that it is setting up
secure wireless communications. Once the camera and WAP are fully connected, the camera’s
Network LED will ash green, and the WAP’s security LED turns on solid blue.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 for each camera you will be connecting at this site.
Note: All cameras must be paired with the WAP individually.
The camera is now ready to be activated through vk.securecomwireless.com.
Option #3 Conguration:
1. Plug in the power adapter to the camera, and to a power outlet.
The Power LED begins to ash when fully powered on.
2. If using your own WPS-enabled WAP, refer to the WAP’s
instruction manual to put the WAP into the mode of sending a
security key.
3. Within 1 minute of sending a security key, press and release the
WPS button on the back of the camera. The Power LED turns on
solid, and the Network LED begins to ash orange to indicate that
it is setting up secure wireless communications. Once the camera
and WAP are fully connected, the camera’s Network LED will ash green, and the WAP’s security LED turns on solid
blue.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 for each camera you will be connecting at this site.
Note: All cameras must be paired with the WAP individually.
The camera is now ready to be activated through vk.securecomwireless.com.
Activating a Camera through SecureCom Wireless
Once communication has been established, a camera can be activated at vk.securecomwireless.com
1. Login with your dealer login
information at vk.securecomwireless.
com and choose the correct customer.
2. Enable video on the customer’s
system by pressing on the edit button to
the right of the account number of that
system. See Figure 1.
This takes you to the system editing
screen (Figure 2). Enable video by
checking the video checkbox, and
clicking Save. The System Prole screen
will display.
3. From the System Prole screen, press
Add New Camera. The New Camera
screen (Figure 3) displays to enter the
following information:
Name: The camera name that displays
in the user’s app. This can be 16
characters long.
Server Name or MAC Address: This information can be found on the back of the camera. If the MAC Address is
listed, the 12 characters can be entered in this eld. If the Server Name is listed, the 8 characters beginning with SC
can be entered in this eld.
Time Zone: Select the time zone of the camera location. This is used to indicate times of the clips.
Observe daylight savings time: Select Yes if your area observes daylight savings time. Default is Yes.
Celing Mount?: Select Yes if the camera will be mounted on the ceiling. Selecting Yes will correctly adjust the
picture seen on the Virtual Keypad app.
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet Cable
Option One
Camera DHCP Router
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
Ethernet
Cable
DHCP Router
Wireless Access Point
Option Two
Option Three
WA
N
LAN4
LA
N3
L
A
N
2
L
AN
1
RESET
DC 3.3V
DHCP & WPS
Router
Camera
Camera
Figure 1: Customer Prole Screen

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Clips: Enable Clips to allow this camera to record motion-triggered video clips to the SecureCom Video server.
• Choose Off if you only want this camera to offer a live camera view through the Virtual Keypad app.
• Choose On if you want this camera to record video clips any time it detects motion.
• Choose Scheduled if you want the camera to record motion-triggered clips using a time schedule. This allows
you to add a schedule. You can choose to add one schedule for each day, or you can choose ‘Everyday’ or
‘Weekday’.
Shortest Time Between Video Clips: Each DMP video camera can record a video clip as frequently as every 3
minutes. To change from the 3-minute default, you can choose the 4 ,5, or 15 minute option. See Figure 3.
Once you have chosen the desired settings, clicking Save begins the activation process for this camera. You will see
a status of ‘Activating’ next to the camera name. Press the refresh button to display the latest status. When the
camera is active and communicating with the SecureCom Video Server, it will have a status of Active.
Viewing the Camera
To view the camera during installation, select the
camera name on the Camera Prole Screen to display
a live video feed for 60 minutes. This is to allow
positioning of the camera to the user’s desired location.
Once the 60 minutes has expired, the camera feed can
only be seen through the user’s Virtual Keypad App.
Emailing Clips
If the user would like to be emailed video clips, enable this option in the Editing
User screen (Figure 5). From the Customer Prole Screen (Figure 1) click on the
email address to go to the Editing User screen. Checking the Email video clips
box sends emails with a video clip attachment to the App user any time the video
camera records a video clip to the SecureCom video server.
Figure 2: System Editing Screen
Figure 4: Camera Prole Screen
Figure 5: Editing User Screen
Figure 3: New Camera Screen

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Specications
Sensor and Lens:
Image Sensor 1/4” CMOS Sensor
PIR Sensor 16 feet
Video:
Video Compression MPEG-4 SP, M-JPEG
Pan Range 320° (Left 160° - Right 160°)
Tilt Range 120° (Up 90° - Down 30°)
Frame Rate Up to 30 frames per second.
Network:
Wireless IEEE 802.11b/g;
WEP64/128 bit,
WPA/WPA2 Personal
Hardware:
Power Consumption 5V DC / Max 8W
Dimensions (HxWxD):
Camera 4.8” x 2.4” x 1.4”
Weight:
Camera 12.35 oz