Johnson Controls Illustra Pro Gen4 User manual

Table 1: Camera part descriptions
No
Name
Description
1
Dome Cover
The upper dome-shape cover provides protection
2
Lens
The proprietary fisheye lens provides wide
hemispheric view
3
Microphone vent
The hole for built-in microphone to receive audio
input
4
SD Card cover
Unscrew the two screws to remove the cover and
access the SD card cover.
5
Pre-Fitted RJ45
cable
Insert an Ethernet cable into the PoE port on the
RJ45 cable.
6
Cable side entry
cap
Cable route when using the cable side entry cap
7
Mounting screws
These three screws attach the camera to the flat
bracket
8
Security lock
The security lock ensures that the camera is
mounted securely onto the flat bracket.
9
Safety wire screw
Remove this screw and insert it into the ‘loop’ on
the safety wire, then securely attach the screw
back into the camera.
10
Side cap screw
Remove this screw when using the cable side
entry cap.
11
Waterproof rubber
plug
Allows multiple cables to be threaded through the
each of the two plugs to ensure waterproof
protection.
12
Rear cap cover
Remove the three screws to open the rear cap to
access the camera buttons and connections
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Quick Start Guide
(A163818NN2_B)
Illustra Pro Gen4 12MP Fisheye camera
(P/N IPS12-F27-OIA4)
In the box
•1 x Illustra Pro Gen4 12MP Fisheye Camera
•1 x Flat bracket
•1 x Safety wire
•4 x Tapping screws and 4 x Plastic anchors
•1 x Torx wrench
•1 x 2 pin terminal block
•1 x 8 pin terminal block
•1 x Printed Quick Start Guide
•1 x Mounting template sticker
•1 x Mounting thread screw
•1 x Waterproof rubber
•4 x Standoffs (for use with the wall mount accessory)
•4 x Phillips screws (for use with the wall mount accessory)
•1 x Plastic adaptor plate (for use with the pendant cap accessory)
•2 x M4 screws (for use with the pendant cap accessory)
•4 x Phillips screws (for use with the pendant cap accessory)
Installation tools
•1 x Screwdriver
•1 x Torx wrench
•1 x Drill
•1 x Wire cutters
Quick reference
•Default IP: 192.168.1.168 (DHCP enabled)
•Default Username / Password: admin / admin
•Power: IEEE 802.3af Class 3, PoE 48V DC / 11.89W or 24V AC / 11.77W
Figure 1: Pro Gen4 12MP Fisheye rear / top-down views
Rear view Top-down view
Figure 2: Camera parts (Top-down view)
Note: See Table 1 for descriptions on the parts identified in Figure 3 below.
Figure 2
Figure 3: Camera parts (rear view)
Note: See Table 1 for descriptions on the parts identified in Figure 4 below.
Figure 3
Figure 4: Camera buttons and connections
Figure 4

Mounting the camera to a surface (continued)
13. Use a screwdriver to remove the safety wire screw (2) (Figure 9) on the
camera.
14. Insert the safety wire screw into the ‘loop’at the end of the safety wire (1)
(Figure 9) and then insert the screw back into the hole on the camera.
15. Use a screwdriver to securely attach the screw into the camera.
Figure 9
16. Hold the camera up to the flat bracket and insert the three screws on the
camera (7) (Figure 3) up into the three holes in the flat backet and then rotate
the camera clockwise until it clicks into place on the flat bracket.
Note: The ‘RED’ dots on the camera and flat bracket must align up correctly.
Note: Rotate the camera counterclockwise to remove it from the flat bracket.
17. Use the torx wrench to rotate the security screw (1) (Figure 10)
counterclockwise to securely attach the camera to the flat bracket.
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Table 2: Camera buttons and connections descriptions
No
Name
Description
1
Reset &
Default button
Press for less than 1 second to reboot the camera;
pressing for 6 seconds to restore the camera to the
factory default settings.
Micro SD Card
Slot
Insert a micro SDHC / SDXC card (customer supplied)
into the slot for recording and file storage.
2
RJ-45 PoE
Port
Pre-fitted RJ-45 cable connection slot
24 V AC
Power Ports
To power on the camera, connect a 24 VAC power
source to the corresponding 2-pin ports.
3
DI/DO
Terminal Ports
Connect to several external devices for audio and alarm
input / output functions, which can expand the usability
of the camera for a variety of field applications. See
Figure 5 for details on port definitions.
Figure 5: I/O port descriptions
Figure 5
Figure 5: I/O port descriptions (continued)
Note: The power supply terminal / adaptor for IO connectors and field wiring should
comply with the Class 2 circuit standard to ensure safety from electrical fires and
providing acceptable against electrical shock. The alarm out pin is a 30 VDC output
signal with a maximum load of 1 A. The alarm in pin acts as a switch, which is either
NO (Normal Open) or NC (Normal Closed).
Mounting the camera to a surface
1. Place the mounting template sticker onto the surface.
2. On the surface (1) (Figure 6) drill four Ø 6mm holes and insert the four
plastic screw anchors (2) (Figure 6) into the four Ø 6mm holes.
3. Hold the flat bracket (3) (Figure 6) up to the surface and align the four holes
on the flat bracket with the four holes on the surface.
Figure 6
Mounting the camera to a surface (continued)
4. Insert the four screws (4) (Figure 6) into the four screw anchors and use
the screwdriver to securely attach the flat bracket to the surface.
5. Insert the safety wire (2) (Figure 7) onto the ‘hook’ (1) (Figure 7) on the flat
bracket.
Figure 7
6. Use the screwdriver to remove the three screws on the camera rear cap
cover (12) (Figure 3).
7. Connect the 24V AC cable to the 2-pin port on the camera.
OR
Connect the RJ-45 jack to a PoE compatible network device that supplies
power through the ethernet cable.
8. Connect the audio and alarm cables to the 8-pin terminal. (See Figure 5).
9. You can route all cables through the two waterproof rubber holes on the
rear cap (11) (Figure 3) or through the cable side entry cap (6) (Figure 2).
a. Remove the rubber plug (1) (Figure 8) and the two waterproof
rubber inserts (2) (Figure 8) and then thread all cables through the
waterproof rubber inserts. Ensure that the waterproof rubber inserts
are inserted correctly back into the holes on the camera.
OR
a. Route all cables through the cable side entry slot (6) (Figure 3).
Mounting the camera to a surface (continued)
10. Hold the rear cap up to the camera and align the three holes on the rear cap
with the three holes on the camera.
11. Insert the three screws into the three holes and use a screwdriver to
securely attach the rear cap cover to the camera.
12. OPTIONAL: Inserting a micro-SD card.
a. Use the screwdriver to remove the two screws on the SD card slot
cover (3) (Figure 8) and then insert a micro-SD card.
b. Hold the SD card slot cover back up to the camera and align the two
holes on the cover with the two holes on the camera.
c. Insert the two screws into the two holes and use a screwdriver to
securely attach the SD card cover to the camera.
Figure 8
Mounting the camera to a surface (continued)
Figure 10
WARNINGS
•This camera operates at: IEEE 802.3af Class 3, PoE 48V DC / 11.89W or 24V
AC / 11.77W.
•Installation and service should be performed only by qualified and experienced
technicians and comply with all local codes and rules to maintain your warranty.
•We are NOT liable of any damage arising either directly or indirectly from
inappropriate installation which is not depicted within this document.
•Wipe the camera with a dry soft cloth. For tough stains, slightly apply diluted
neutral detergent and wipewith a dry soft cloth.
•Donotapply benzene or thinnertothecamera,whichmaycausethesurfaceto
meltor lens fog.
•Avoid aligning the lens with extremely bright objects (e.g., light fixtures) for long
periods of time.
•Although this camera is waterproof and suitable for both indoor and outdoor
usages, do not immerse the camera into water.
•Avoid operating or storing the camera in the following locations:
•Extremely humid, dusty, or hot/cold environments (recommended operating
temperature: -40°F to +122°F/-40°C to +50°C).
•Close to sources of powerful radio or TV transmitters.
•Close to fluorescent lamps or objects with reflections.
•Under unstable or flickering light sources.

Attaching the camera to a pendant cap (continued)
6. Continue at step 5 to 17 in the ‘Mounting the Camera to a surface’ procedure.
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Attaching the camera to a wall mount
You can attach the camera to a wall using one of the following wall mount
accessories IPSMDWALL3 or ADCiM6WALLWK.
1. Insert the four standoffs (3) (Figure 11) that come in the box with the camera
up into the four holes (2) (Figure 11) in the wall mount (1) (Figure 11).
Figure 11
2. Insert the flat bracket (2) (Figure 12) up into the wall mount and align the
four holes on the flat bracket (1) (Figure 12) with the four holes on the four
standoffs.
3. Insert the four screws (3) (Figure 12) into the four holes and use a
screwdriver to securely attach the flat bracket to the wall mount.
Attaching the camera to a wall mount (continued)
Figure 12
4. Continue at step 5 to 17 in the ‘Mounting the Camera to a surface’
procedure.
Attaching the camera to a pendant cap
You can attach the camera to the following Pendant Cap accessory
(ADCi6DPCAPOW).
1. Hold the adaptor plate (2) (Figure 13) that comes in the box with the camera
up into the pendant cap (1) (Figure 13).
Attaching the camera to a pendant cap (continued)
Figure 13
2. Align the two holes on the adaptor plate with the two holes on the pendant
cap.
3. Insert the two screws (3) (Figure 13) into the two holes and use a
screwdriver to securely attach the adaptor plate to the pendant cap.
4. Hold the flat bracket (2) (Figure 14) up to the adaptor plate (1) (Figure 14)
and align the four holes on the flat bracket with the four holes on the
adaptor plate.
Attaching the camera to a pendant cap (continued)
Figure 14
5. Insert the four screws (3) (Figure 14) into the two holes and use a screwdriver
to securely attach the flat bracket to the adaptor plate.
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