Iqinvision IQeye 7 Series User manual

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IQeye 7 Series
Megapixel Indoor IP Camera
Quick Install Guide

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1 Camera Connection Overview
1. SDHC Card Slot - An SDHC card (not included) can be used for on-camera
recording.
2. Network Connector - RJ-45 Power-over-Ethernet connector.
3. Power Connector - Captive 2-pin screw terminal for 12-24VDC or 24VAC
power source.
4. Analog Video Out - 2.8mm connector with continuous analog video output for
NTSC or PAL video systems. Use analog video cable or adapter IQ76x-AVC
(not included).
5. Reset Button - for Setting the camera back to factory default settings.
6. 1/4 - 20 Mount - Provided on both the top and bottom of the camera for
mounting to a camera mount.
7. Microphone - Built-in mono microphone.
8. Audio/Trigger Connector - For connecting an external microphone,
amplified loudspeakers, alarm trigger input, and outputs to external devices.
9. Product Label - Used to identify the product.

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2 Audio/Trigger Pin Out
3 Getting Started
1. Plug the IQeye camera into the network.
2. Power the camera using either Power-over-Ethernet or direct power.
Power-over-Ethernet: Input from an IEEE802.3af Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)
power injector or switch as show in Figure 1.
Direct Power: Connect either a 12-24VDC or 24VAC power source to the camera.
Wire polarity is not important, therefore + or - connections can be connected to
either terminal as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
Figure 1

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NOTE: Using a power source with specifications other than those defined will damage the
camera, and will void the product warranty.
3. The IQ76x Series camera position, field-of-view and focus adjustment can be
performed using an analog monitor with the optional analog video cable adapter
IQ76x-AVC (Figure 3) or by using a browser to view the camera image.
4 PC Configuration of IQeye Cameras
PLEASE NOTE: The default user name for all IQeye devices is “root” and the default
password is “system”.
IQeye cameras are configured for DHCP and will have an IP address
assigned if a DHCP server is on the network. If a DHCP server is not
available, the camera IP address will need to be configured using either
IQfinder or IQmanager depending on the number of cameras being
installed.
1. Insert the IQtools CD into the CD drive of the PC. The IQfinder installation
application will launch automatically.
2. Click “Scan for IQeye cameras on my network” to find IQeye cameras (Figure
4).
Figure 4
Figure 3

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The detected cameras will be displayed in the IQfinder window (Figure 5).
Highlight a camera from the list and click the “Assign IP” button to edit the
selected camera’s IP settings.
Figure 5
3. The “Assign IP” window allows the IP Address, Subnet, and Gateway of the
camera to be changed. It also allows the camera to be configured to DHCP. Click
the “Apply” button after making the desired changes (Figure 6).
NOTE: Changing between a static IP address and DHCP will cause the camera to reboot.
Figure 6
4. To view a camera, double click a camera entry or highlight a camera in the list
and click the “Web Page” button (Figure 7).
Figure 7

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5. The “Live” page will be displayed through the default browser (IE
recommended). It is also possible to open Internet Explorer and enter the IP
address of the IQeye camera in the address field of the browser. If prompted,
install the Active X control (Figure 8).
Figure 8
6. To perform further configuration of the camera click on the “Setup” tab.
NOTE: The default user name is “root” and the default password is “system”.
7. To complete focusing using the one-touch focus method go to the Setup >
Focus tab (Figure 9).
Figure 9
8. Set the iris on the lens to the ‘Open’ position then lock it down with the iris set
screw.
9. If the back focus has been set before using the camera, click the “restore
defaults” button on the Focus tab to reset the back focus adjustment.
10. Use the Varifocal adjustment on the lens to set the field-of-view, then lock the
Varifocal adjustment set screw.

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11. Focus the lens using adjustment on the lens, then lock the focus adjustment
set screw.
NOTE: The focus adjustment should be close to ensure the one-touch focus adjustment
can be completed.
The following image (Figure 10) is an example of an image not focused enough to
ensure a remote one-touch focus can be completed.
Figure 10
The following image (Figure 11) is an example of an image focused enough to
ensure a remote one-touch focus can be completed.
Figure 11
12. On the Focus tab click the one-touch focus button to focus the video image
(Figure 12).
Figure 12

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13. To prepare the camera to serve the H.264 stream, select “H.264” from the
drop-down menu (Figure 13). To view the H.264 stream in full screen mode
(without ‘Live’ page controls), double click on the video window. Double-click on
the video window again to return back to the ‘Live’ page.
Figure 13
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