Lilin ZHR8182 User manual

SR8222
ZSR8122
D/N 1080P60 IR IP Camera
D/N 1080P60 HD Auto Focus IR IP Camera
66-LSR8122CSM
Quick Installation Guide
ZHR8182
D/N 4K Ultra HD Auto Focus IR IP Camera

CAUTION
Do not drop or strike this equipment
Do not install the equipment near any naked flames or heat
sources
Do not expose this unit to rain, moisture, smoke or dust
environment
Do not cover the opening of the cabinet with cloth and plastic
or to install this unit in poor ventilated places. Allow 10cm
between this unit and its surroundings
Do not continue to operate the unit under abnormal conditions
such as detection of smoke, strange smell or no display on
screen while power is turned on
Do not touch the power connection with wet hands
Do not damage the power cord or leave it under pressure
Do not operate this unit near magnet, speaker system, etc., to
avoid unnecessary magnetic interference
Connection cables should be grounded properly
The ITE is to be connected only to PoE networks without
routing to the outside plant.
L’ITE ne doit être connecté que sur un réseau PoE sans
routage vers l’alimentation extérieure.

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Product Overview
①Camera Body
②Window
③Adjustment Screw A
④Adjustment Screw B
⑤Adjustment Screw C
⑥Lens
⑦LED Indicators
Green (Power): Indicates system status.
Green (LINK): Illuminates when the camera is connected to a
network.
Orange (ACT): Flashes when data communication is in process.
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⑧Live Video Output
⑨Reset Key
Restores the camera back to factory default settings.
⑩Micro SD Card Slot
⑪AF Key [Auto Focus Model Only]
The IP camera will automatically adjusts the camera lens to
obtain focus after pressing the AF (Auto Focus) button
continuously for 2 seconds. User can adjust the image view by
using zoom in/out button via web access, and refocus using the
Auto-Focus link on the main Web page.
Installation
1. Remove the camera from the Box. Connect the Ethernet cable,
video cable, and power cable to the camera’s RJ-45 network
connector, video output connector respectively, and DC power-in
connector (FIG.1). Secure the camera to the wall (FIG.2).
Connect the RJ-45 network cable with a waterproof connector

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First, remove the waterproof connector and loosen the
waterproof nut. Insert the Ethernet cable and use a tool to
connect the RJ-45 connector (FIG.3). Connect the RJ-45
connector to the camera, and then secure the waterproof nut
after securing the waterproof connector (FIG.4).
2. Loosen the three adjustment screws on the bracket to change
the camera direction according to different needs. Be sure to
tighten the screws after the adjustment is completed (FIG.5–10).

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Install the Camera with a Junction Box (Optional)
A. Choose a desired position for the junction box, and secure the
truss head screws enclosed in the box to the holes marked as
“a” (FIG.11 & 12) on the junction box.
B. Insert the Ethernet cable, video cable, and power cable
through the 1/2”PT tube (FIG.13), and rotate to secure the
tube to the holes on the lateral or bottom of the junction box
(FIG.14). The conjuction between the tube and the hole must
be airtight, and the opening of the hole must point downward.

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C. Attach the safety cable to the hole at the bottom of the junction
box (FIG.15), and connect the Ethernet cable, video cable,
and power cable to the camera’s RJ-45 connector, video
output, and power input respectively (FIG.16). Please refer to
“1.” For more wiring instructions.
D. Use the screws (M5.0x12L) included in the box to secure the
camera to the junction box, and tighten the screws (FIG.17 &
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Change the Outlet Position for the Ethernet and Power
Cables
1. Loosen the threaded plug at the bottom of the junction box
and secure it to the lateral hole (FIG.19).
2. Insert the Ethernet cable, video cable, and power cable
through the opening at the bottom of the junction box
(FIG.20) and connect them to the camera’s RJ-45 connector,
video output, and power input respectively (refer to “1” for
more instructions on wiring).
System Architectures
For connecting HD IP cameras to the network, please follow one of
the system architectures:
(1). Use a DC12V power adapter and a network switch to connect to
the network.

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(2). Use a PoE network switch to connect to the network.
(3). Use a PoE power injector and a network switch to connect to
the network.
Emergency Factory Default
To restore the hardware to factory default settings, please follow
these steps:
1.Press and hold “RESET Key” for 10 seconds and release.
2.Wait for about 40 seconds, and the network LED light should turn
off, and go back on again.
3.The camera is now restored to factory default settings, and will
reboot automatically.
4.Search for the IP device using the IPScan software.
5.Start the IP device via an Internet browser.
6.Enter the default username “admin” and password “pass” to
operate.
DC12V Power Supply

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NOTE: For your convenience, the IP address will revert to the default
setting of 192.168.0.200.
Before Accessing IP Cameras
Before accessing the IP camera, make sure that the camera’s RJ-45
network, audio, and power cables are properly connected. To set the
IP address, consult your network administrator for an available IP
address. The default IP address for each IP camera is 192.168.0.200.
Users can use the default IP address for verifying the camera’s
network connection.
Software Requirements
Merit LILIN Universal ActiveX software components are required for
web interface display of JPEG or H.264 Full HD video. When you
login to the IP camera by Internet Explorer, the security warning
dialog box will prompt the installation of the LILIN Universal ActiveX.
Click Install to download it.
Configuring IP Addresses with IPScan Software
To configure an IP address using the IP scan tool, you can copy the
IPScan software from the installation CD, and paste to your
computer. Alternatively, you can execute the IPScan software from
the installation CD, or download the software from the Merit LILIN
website (www.meritlilin.com). To change the settings of the IP

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address, subnet mask, gateway, or HTTP port, you can follow the
steps below:
1. Run the IPScan software.
2. Click Refresh. All available devices should be listed in the device
list.
3. Select your device from the list provided.
4. Change the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, or HTTP port for
the IP camera.
5. Click Apply to submit the settings.
6. Click Refresh to verify the settings.
Configuring IP Addresses via Web Interface
To change an IP address via web interface, type the default IP
address (192.168.0.200) in the Internet browser and follow the steps
below:
1. Login to the H.264 Full HD IP camera by the default username
“admin” and default password “pass”
2. Click Basic Mode configuration hyperlink.
3. Click Network->General hyperlink.

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4. Change the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, or HTTP port for
the IP camera.
5. Click Submit to verify the settings.
Internet Browser Settings & Application Required
Make sure your Internet browser allows the signed ActiveX plug-in
to work on your computer. Set “Download Signed ActiveX plug-in
controls” to “Prompt” and “Run ActiveX control and plug-in” to
“Enable”. You can set this option via Internet Explorer-> Tools->
Options-> Security Settings.
Once complete, you can access the IP camera’s live video by
entering the default IP address via your Internet browser. As the
security warning dialog box appears, click OK to download the
ActiveX directly from the IP camera.

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Login
There are two levels of user authentication, including admin and
guest, that can access the IP camera. Administrator is authorized to
reset basic mode settings and see live video, while the guest is
allowed to see only live video.
The default usernames and passwords are as follows:
Administrator
Username
admin
Password
pass
To logon the H.264 FULL HD IP camera, please type username and
password in logon HTML page and click on Submit button to enter
the system.

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Produktübersicht
①Kameragehäuse
②Fenster
③Einstellschraube A
④Einstellschraube B
⑤Einstellschraube C
⑥Objektiv
⑦LED Anzeigen
Grün (Strom): Zeigt den Systemstatus an.
Grün (LINK): Leuchtet, wenn die Kamera mit einem Netzwerk
verbunden ist.
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Orange (ACT): Blinkt, wenn Datenkommunikation ausgeführt
wird.
⑧Live Video Ausgang
⑨Reset-Taste
Mit dieser Taste wird die Kamera wieder auf die werkseitigen
Standardeinstellungen zurückgesetzt.
⑩Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz
⑪AF -Taste [Nur Autofokus Modell]
Die IP-Kamera wird das Kameraobjektiv nach 2-sekündigem Drü
cken der AF (Autofokus) Taste automatisch fokussieren. Sie
können die Bildanzeige über dieZoom in/out Schaltfläche im
Web Interface steuern, und über den Autofokus Link auf der
Webseite neu fokussieren.
Installation
1. Nehmen Sie die Kamera aus dem Karton heraus. Schließen Sie
das Ethernetkabel, Videokabel und Stromkabel an den RJ-45
Netzwerkanschluss, Videoausgang und Stromanschluss (FIG.1)
der Kamera an. Befestigen Sie die Kamera an einer Wand
(FIG.2).

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Verbinden Sie das RJ-45 Netzwerkkabel mit einem
wasserdichten Anschluss
Entfernen Sie zuerst den wasserdichten Anschluss und lösen
Sie die wasserdichte Mutter. Führen Sie das Ethernetkabel ein
und verwenden Sie ein Werkzeug, um den RJ-45 Stecker
anzuschließen (FIG.3). Schließen Sie den RJ-45 Stecker an
die Kamera an und sichern Sie die wasserdichte Mutter
anschließend nach der Sicherung des wasserdichten Steckers
(FIG.4).
2. Lösen Sie die drei Einstellschrauben an der Halterung, um die
Kamerarichtung je nach Bedarf zu ändern. Ziehen Sie die
Schrauben nach der Anpassung wieder an (FIG.5-10).

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Kamera mit einem Anschlusskasten installieren (separat erhältlich)
A. Wählen Sie eine gewünschte Position für den Anschlusskasten
und sichern Sie die dem Anschlusskasten beiliegenden
Flachkopfschrauben in den mit "a" markierten Ö ffnungen
(FIG.11 & 12) am Anschlusskasten.
B. Führen Sie das Ethernetkabel, Videokabel und Stromkabel
durch das 1/2”PT Rohr (FIG.13) und drehen Sie es, um das
Rohr an den Ö ffnungen an der Seite oder Unterseite des