FLIR Quasar CM-6206-H1-I User manual

CM-6206 QIG_v3_10May_2016
Quasar Gen II CM-6206-H1-I Mini-Fisheye IP Camera Quick Installation Guide
Initial Confi uration
1. Prepare the camera:
Remove the camera’s protective packaging.
2. Attach an Ethernet cable:
a. Connect one end of a Cat 5 Ethernet cable to the camera’s Ethernet port and the other end (RJ45) to a Po er Sourcing
Equipment (PSE) device, such as a PoE s itch.
b. Verify that the LED on the camera’s RJ45 connector is green, indicating a good net ork connection. A yello LED flashes
hen there is net ork activity.
NOTE: The camera IP Address and the Mask (Subnet mask) IP Address are automatically supplied by the DHCP server.
TIP: A camera setup adapter, such as Veracity Pinpoint, can be used to connect a laptop directly to the camera using PoE.
3. Set the camera’s IP address:
a. Open the DNA application (version 2.0.4.8 or later). Select the unit requiring IP assignment. See figures belo .
b. To open the DNA Assi n IP screen, do one of the follo ing:
 Select the unit, right-click the mouse, and select the Assign IP option
 Select the Assi n IP button from the toolbar
c. Enter IP settings manually. First, make sure that the Use DHCP checkbox is NOT checked. Then enter the IP Address, Mask
(Subnet mask) and Gate ay values in the dialog box displayed belo .
d. Click Update and ait for OK status to be displayed. The IP address has been assigned.
4. Disconnect the cable:
a. Disconnect the Ethernet cable. The camera is ready for mounting.
Site Installation
1. Operatin temperature ran e:
Install the camera here the operating temperature range is bet een -10°C ~ 50°C (14° ~ 122°F), 0-90% relative humidity
(non-condensing).
2. Mount the camera:
Install the Quasar Gen II mini-fisheye camera according to the camera’s User and Installation Guide.
3. Attach cables:
Using the attached cables:
a. Plug the Cat 5 cable into the camera Ethernet port and plug the other end of the cable into a net ork s itch or an IEEE
802.3af PoE device.
b. If applicable, connect the Alarm In, Alarm Out, Audio In and Audio Out terminals to external devices. See the figures and
table belo .
c. If applicable connect an external 12VDC po er source to the terminals. See the figure and table belo .
Camera Connectors
No
Cable
Pin
Definition
Remarks
1 Audio I/O Pink Audio In Two-way audio transmission
Green Audio Out
2 Power (12VDC)
(2-pin Terminal Block)
Black DC 12V − Power connection
Red DC 12V +
3 Alarm I/O
(4-pin Terminal Block)
1 Alarm In −
Alarm connection
2 Alarm In +
3 Alarm Out −
4 Alarm Out +
4
GND
- GND Ground connection
5
RJ45
- For network and PoE connections.
- microSD Card Slot - It is not recommended to record with the microSD card
for 24/7 continuously.
- Default Button - Press the button with a proper tool for at least 20 seconds
to restore the system.

Adjustin and Framin -Up the Camera View
1. Camera Access and Lo in:
Access the camera in one of the follo ing ays:
a. If using the DNA application, click the DNA icon . In the Discovery List, click to select the camera, right-click to open the
shortcut menu, and select Browse.
b. If using a eb bro ser, enter the camera’s IP address in the address bar.
2. Before lo in into the camera:
The client application is automatically installed hen you connect to the camera through your PC/ orkstation eb bro ser for the
first time. Before accessing the camera, ensure that ActiveX controls can be do nloaded by (a) changing the ActiveX controls and
plug-in settings or (b) setting the Internet security level to default. For further details, refer to the camera’s User and Installation
Guide.
ActiveX Controls and Plug
-
in Settings
Internet Security Level
Step 1:
Start Internet Explorer (IE 9, 10, or 11).
Step 2: Select Tools from the main menu of the
browser. Then click Internet Options.
Step 3: Select the Security tab and click Internet. Then
click Custom level to change ActiveX settings.
Step 4: Set all ActiveX controls and plug-ins settings to
Prompt or Enable.
Step
1
:
Start Internet Explorer (IE 9, 10, or 11).
Step 2: Select Tools from the main menu of the
browser. Then click Internet Options.
Step 3: Select the Security tab and click Internet.
Step 4: Click Default level. Click OK to confirm the
setting. Close the browser window. Open a
new one later to access the IP camera.
3. Camera Lo in:
See the section titled Initial configuration for instructions on setting the cameras IP address.
4. Lo in ID and Password:
a. Enter the camera’s IP address in the bro ser’s address bar and press the Enter key.
b. Enter the default user name (Admin) and pass ord (1234).
NOTE: The user name is case-sensitive.
5. Install the ActiveX control:
a. After accessing the camera through the eb bro ser for the first time, a request to install the ActiveX control file
(install.cab) appears on the screen.
b. Click Yes.
c. In the pop-up security arning, click Install to start do nloading the Quasar Player soft are onto the PC.
d. Click Finish hen the Quasar Player installation is completed.
NOTE: Before accessing the camera, if you have previously installed an older version of the DVTEL Web Player (DVPlayer or
DCVie er) on the PC, use the Windo s Add/Remove program to uninstall the existing player from the PC. For more information,
refer to the camera’s User and Installation Guide.
Attach in Latitude
1. In the Latitude application, on the Sidebar click Physical View.
2. On the Navigation Tree click the Sys em name.
3. Select the Discovery tab and do the follo ing:
a. Under Cameras and Encoders, verify that DVTEL Quasar Gen II
is selected.
b. Click Start. The camera details are displayed in the Discovery table.
c. If the camera asn’t found after running S ar , click Discover
Unit Manually.
d. In the dialog box that opens, enter the camera’s IP address,
select DVTEL Quasar Gen II and click OK.
4. In the Discovery table, right-click the camera, choose Attach, and then click
the Archiver name to attach.
5. When finished, click to save.
For technical assistance, email us at [e-mail]
or visit the Service & Support page at http:// .flir.com/security
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