Paradox Insight HD77 User manual

Paradox Insight™
HD77 Camera
Quick Installation Guide V1.11
HD77-EQ02 11/2014 Printed in Canada
HD77 Instructions
The Paradox Insight™ HD77 camera is a highly reliable HD video (720p in color) and
high-quality audio PIR camera. The HD77 delivers unlimited live video and audio streaming,
at 360p resolution, to allow users to see and hear events and activities and to protect their
homes or businesses anytime, anywhere, directly from a smartphone.
In case of a security breach, the HD77 camera provides HD videos with high-quality audio of
events for visual verification and reporting. When an alarm is triggered, the HD77 sends a
pre-recorded video (360p) in color or black and white (night vision) and 10 images (JPEGs)
to allow users and the CMS to view what triggered the alarm. The user can also access HD
720p video and audio recordings, as required.
Cabling Options
There are two cabling options available, one CAT5e cable for both Ethernet and 4-wire
combus and two separate cables one for the combus and a separate one for the Ethernet.
Option 1: HD77 Cabling One CAT5e Cable
A single CAT5 or higher cable can be used to wire a single HD77 camera. This cable includes
two twisted pairs for the 4-wire combus and two twisted pairs for the Ethernet lines. When
using this option the cable length is limited to 50 meters.
Figure 1 – HD77 Single CAT5 Cable Wiring
Option 2: HD77 Cabling Two Separate Cables
This option requires two separate cables (A) and (B) going to two different locations. One
cable to the Ethernet router or switch and one cable to the EVOHD control panel.
Figure 2 – HD77 2 Cables Wiring
Location and Mounting
• Install the device at a height between 2.1m and 2.7m (7ft to 9ft), allowing a
minimum gap of 2cm (~1 in) from the ceiling (for opening/closing of the cover).
• Install the device in a location where the detector & camera’s view is clear of any
obstacles.
• For LAN connection, use a CAT5 or higher Ethernet cable (70m Max.) between the
HD77 and router.
Warnings
• Do not install the device near objects causing temperature changes such as heaters,
refrigerators and ovens.
• Do not install the device in the path of air flow from air conditioning and heating
vents, fans or windows.
• Do not install the device in the path of reflective surfaces, direct sunlight or infrared
light.
• Do not install the device where it is exposed to oil vapors or steam.
• Do not touch the sensor surface or the camera lens as this could result in a detector
malfunction.
HD77 Installation
There are two mounting options available, mounting directly on the wall and mounting
with a swivel bracket.
Mounting on the Wall or Corner
1. Separate the front cover from the backplate of the HD77.
a. Open the lock mechanism at the bottom of the device.
b. Pry the cover apart at the bottom of the unit.
c. Lift the front cover up and away.
2. Knock out the appropriate holes on the backplate.
Figure 3 – HD77 Back Plate
3. Secure the backplate to the wall at the desired location using 3 screw-holes plus the
anti-tamper spacer (use wall anchors if required).
Note: Install the top of the device a minimum of 2cm (~1 in) from the ceiling.
a. Insert the Ethernet and 4-wire bus cables through wiring slot of the backplate.
b. Screw the back plate to the wall using the proper screws and anchors if
necessary.
4. Connect the wires to the terminal board.
5. Reinstall the front cover.
6. Connect the Ethernet line to the router (if not already connected). Make sure the
router is turned on.
7. Power up the system, the HD77 will boot-up:
a. LED3 will flash blue until the boot up process is complete. This can take up to 3
minutes.
Note: Make sure that the box and EVOHD panel are connected to a valid ground
connection.
8. Closing the HD77:
a. Close the lock (note that by securing the lock, the installer diagnostics LEDs will
be turned off ).
b. Ensure that the camera lens is clean.
Optional Mounting with Swivel Bracket
1. Run the cable(s) through the wall plate and secure it to the wall.
Note: The top of the wall plate must be at least 3” (8cm) from the ceiling.
Figure 4 – Swivel Bracket Parts
2. Run the cable(s) through the bracket and secure it to the wall plate.
Figure 5 – Secure Swivel Bracket on the Wall
3. Mount the HD77 back plate to the swivel bracket using the 4 self tapping screws
provided.
4. Connect the wires to the terminal board.
5. Replace the front cover.
a. Install the top of the unit first.
b. Close the HD77 onto the backplate.
6. Connect the wires to the panel and to the router (if not already connected).
7. Connect the Ethernet line to the router (if not already connected). Make sure the
router is turned on.
8. Power up the system, the HD77 will boot-up:
a. After a short pause, LED3 will flash blue until the boot up process is complete.
This can take up to 3 min.
Note: Make sure that the box and EVOHD panel are connected to a valid ground
connection.
9. Lock the HD77:
a. Close the lock (note that by securing the lock, the installer diagnostics LEDs will
be turned off).
b. Ensure that the camera lens is clean.
LED Status Indicators
The following table describes the HD77 LEDS and their functionality.
Figure 6 – LED Arrangement
LEDs 1, 2, 4, and 5 are used for installer diagnostics. These LEDs are active when the lock
mechanism is opened.
Table 5: LED Assignments
Note: LED3; PIR indication can be set to On or Off by the installer, however, the VOD
indication can be turned off only bythe master user using the Paradox Insight™
application.
Note: Turning the VOD LED off may be considered in some countries as a violation of
applicable laws. Make sure to install the HD77 according to local laws.
Create an Account in BabyWare
Once the system is wired and powered up:
1. Open BabyWare.
2. On the accounts page, open a new account.
3. Enter the requested information.
Open the Connection Options Settings window.
Table 2 : Ethernet Connector
Ethernet wire
locations Wire color
1 Green striped
2Green
3 Orange striped
4
5
6Orange
7
8
Tab le 1: Recommended Wiring
Assignment
Bus Label Wire color
RBrown
BBlue
G Blue striped
Y Brown striped
RD- Green
RD+ Green striped
TX- Orange
TX+ Orange striped
4‐wire
combus
CAT5ewith4
twistedpairs
R
B
GY
EVOHD
4‐wirecombus Ethernet
RGBYRX‐RX+TX‐TX+
12345678
Router or Switch
4‐wire
combus
Ethernet
EVOHD
RGBYRX‐RX+ TX‐TX+
12345678
Router or Switch
(A)
(B)
Table 4 : Ethernet Connector
Ethernet wire
locations Wire color
1 Green striped
2Green
3 Orange striped
4Blue
5 Blue striped
6Orange
7 Brown striped
8Brown
Table 3 : Option 2 Recommended Wiring
Assignment
Bus Label Wire color
RRed
BBlack
GGreen
YYellow
RD- Green
RD+ Green striped
TX- Orange
TX+ Orange striped
Knock-out holes for
mounting
Tam p er switc h
Lock
LED Functionality LED display
LED 1 Digiplex Data TX Flashing green = data
transmission
Off = No data transmission
LED 2 Digiplex Data RX Flashing green = data reception
Off = No data reception
LED 3
(both with
the front
coverlocked
and un-
locked)
HD77 module is up and running. There
are currently no PIR detections or VOD
streaming.
OFF
Firmware upgrade in progress Flashing Purple
VOD Blue on
Power-up Flashing Blue
Locate mode Flashing Blue
General combus failure, wiring
problem, or communication problem
Red on
Bus low power Flashing Red
PIR detection Red for 3 sec
LED 4 Active Web connection Green
LED 5 LAN 10/100Mb link
LAN 10100Mb data TX or RX
Green On = LAN Active
Off = No Connection
Flashing green = data transfer
Flashing red = UPnP failure
TX RX
LED2 LED3
LED1 LED4 LED5

Figure 7 – Connections Options Settings
4. The Settings window opens. Click the Locate button . A list of all IP150 devices
appears.
5. Select your IP150 device and Click Configure. The IP Device Configuration window
opens.
6. Click OK.
7. Enter the IP 150 module password.
8. Click OK to confirm password.
9. Click OK to finish configuring the IP 150 device.
10. Click Connect to finalize the connection settings.
Device Location and Label
With BabyWare open, locate each device by its serial number and add its label (for example
front window) and its location (for example Living room).
Serial numbers are acquired through the module scan and automatically inserted by
Babyware.
Receive Programming
At the BabyWare homepage always start by going to the HD77 security module, right click
and select Receive programming. This assures that you will start with the latest device
configuration parameters. Do this for each HD77 Camera.
HD77 Programming
In BabyWare under the Security Modules heading, double click or right click the HD77
module and Click Properties. The HD77 Programming screen appears. Wait for the
properties to appear.
Before you start programming each camera do a Read of the existing camera parameters.
Whenever you make a change to the HD77 programming the Write button will be enabled
and highlighted.
Figure 8 – Write Button
Click Write to implement your changes to the device.
HD77 Server Parameters
Enter the Installer parameters.
Enter the Central Monitoring Station (CMS) parameters.
Receiver Parameters (Monitoring Station Reporting)
1. To configure your HD77 to report events to an IPRS7 software, check the Reporting
Enabled checkbox.
2. Enter the Receiver parameters. These parameters come from the Central
Monitoring Station.
a. Select Communication from the tool bar.
b. Select Register to IP Receiver.
c. Click OK.
Figure 9 – Communication Drop Down Menu
TCP/IP Parameters
When supported by your router, we recommend to enable DHCP, enable UPnP, and work
with the PMH (enable PollPMH, see below). This will allow for easy and fast network
installation.
When one of the key parameters needs to be fixed, such as working with a static WAN IP
(not using PMH) or when UPnP is not supported (or fails) in your router, we HIGHLY
recommend setting all parameters statically. Meaning, the IP address of the camera should
be static (either with static LAN IP or better with using MAC binding which will always assign
the same IP address to the camera). The port selection should also be static in order to be
able to do port forwarding that will not break in case of port or IP change.
Static IP or Dynamic IP for the WAN
If your ISP assigns a dynamic WAN IP (as in most cases) you must check the Poll
PMH(ParadoxMyHome) checkbox.
If you do not wish to use the PMH, you must acquire a static WAN IP from your ISP and
uncheck the Poll PMH (ParadoxMyHome) checkbox. Later, you will have to manually
key-in the static WAN IP address into the Paradox Insight™ Application and the BabyWare
application HD77 programming page.
Dynamic Configuration
1. From the HD77 programming page set the HD77 Server Parameters, check the
DHCP Enabled box.
• If your router supports UPnP check the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) box.
UPnP takes care of the port forwarding automatically.
Note: If your router does not support UPnP, we HIGHLY recommend setting all
parameters statically.
2. From the HD77 programming page set the HD77 Settings:
a. Select Communication from the tool bar.
b. Select Settings from the drop down menu. The settings page opens.
Note: For your router settings please contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Figure 10 – Communication Drop Down Menu
c. On the HD77 Settings window select Auto Detect.
Figure 11 – HD77 Settings Window
d. Click Refresh .
e. Click OK, and return to the HD77 programming page.
3. From the HD77 programming page register the HD77 to PMH:
a. Select Communication from the tool bar.
b. Select Register to PMH (ParadoxMyHome).
c. Enter your Installer credentials.
d. Enter a unique Site ID, to identify the system on ParadoxMyHome. This site ID is
needed for the Paradox Insight App.
e. Click OK to finish the successful registration.
f. Click OK and return to the BabyWare homepage.
Note: If your router supports UPnP you are now DONE configuring Server Parameters.
Skip to “Static IP or Dynamic IP for the WAN”
Reserved/Static IP Configuration
Note: If your router supports reserved IP addresses, in the router bind the MAC
address to a reserved IP address for the LAN.
Note: If you are using a reserved IP address the camera must be DHCP enabled. The
reserved IP address must be within the DHCP range.
Note: If you are using a static IP address the camera must be DHCP disabled. The
static IP address must be outside of the DHCP range.
Setting Up the Router for Port Forwarding
This step allows you to manually set up the router port forwarding should UPnP not be
supported by your router.
1. Ensure that the router is connected properly as indicated in the router’s instructions.
2. Access your router’s configuration page:
• Refer to your router’s manual for the exact procedure. In most cases, this is done
by entering the router’s IP address in the address bar of your web browser.
• For this instruction sheet, we will use 192.168.1.1 as an example, since it is a
commonly used default router IP address.
• Your router’s IP address may be indicated in the router’s instructions or on a
sticker on the router.
3. In the router’s configuration page, check the DHCP settings:
• If DHCP is enabled, verify that the IP address range leaves at least one IP address
available outside of the range.
• The range shown in following figure, would leave addresses two to four and 101
to 254 available (all the numbers in an IP address are between 1 and 254.).
Figure 12 – DHCP Settings
• Record one of the addresses outside the DHCP range as the one you will use for
the HD77.
•DHCPmustbeenabled.
4. In the router’s configuration page, go to the Port Forwarding section (also known as
“Port Mapping” or “Port Redirection”):
• Add a service/item, set the Port to >10000, for example 10001, and enter the IP
address selected in the previous step 3 or the HD77 module.
• If port 10001 is already used, you can use another one, such as 10002 or 10003.
• Update the camera port parameter in BabyWare.
• If you have trouble connecting to the camera, verify with the ISP that these ports
are available and working.
Note: Each camera needs a unique port number. DO NOT use the same port
number more than once.
Port Forwarding (screenshot may differ depending on type of router used).
Figure 13 – Port Numbering
Programming PIR Settings with BabyWare
Always perform a Receive Programming before configuring.
1. Select the PIR parameters.
PIR LED On/Off – Default is on.
2. Set PIR sensitivity Level.
3. Set Security Level
Table 6: PIR Parameters
Click Write to implement your changes to the device.
Figure 14 – Send the New Configuration to the Module
Programming PIR Settings with the TM50 Touchpad
Only PIR parameters of the HD77 can be configured through the TM50 touchpad.
Note: To program the HD77 from any installed keypad, BabyWare must be
disconnected from the system.
1. Select the [Menu] key.
2. Select the [Advanced] key.
3. Select the [Installer Programming] key.
4. Enter your [Installer Code].
5. Select the [System Programming] key.
6. Key in Section [4003].
7. Enter the module’s [Serial Number].
8. Click Next.
9. Enter Section [001].
Option 1 is for PIR LED On/Off;
On – LED#3 will light up red when PIR motion is detected.
Off – LED#3 stays off when the PIR motion is detected.
Default is On.
Options 2 through 8 are to remain off.
10. Enter Section [002].
11. Input the PIR Sensitivity level.
Select PIR sensitivity level, level 0 to level 4 – Default is #2.
12. Enter Section [003].
13. Select PIR security level, level 0 to level 2 – Default is #0.
Programming PIR Settings with Keypads
Only PIR parameters for the HD77 can be configured through any of the K641 series
keypads plus the K656 keypad.
Note: To program the HD77 from any installed keypad, BabyWare must be
disconnected from the system.
1. Press and hold the [0] key.
2. Enter your [Installer Code]. The default installer code is 000000.
3. Key in Section [4003].
4. Enter the module’s [Serial Number].
5. Enter Section [001].
6. Option 1 is for PIR LED On/Off;
On [1] – LED#3 is red when PIR motion is detected.
Off [*] – LED#3 stays off when the PIR motion is detected.
Default is On.
Options 2 through 8 are to remain off.
7. Enter Section [002].
8. Select PIR sensitivity level, level 0 to level 4. Default is level 2.
9. Enter Section [003].
10. Select PIR security level, level 0 to level 2.
Default is level 0.
HD77 Specifications
HD77 Compatibility
This device is compatible with the Paradox EVOHD control panel.
Certifications
WARRANTY: For complete warranty information on this product, please refer to the Limited Warranty
Statement found on the website www.paradox.com/terms. The terms and conditions are subject to change
without notice, from time to time, in Paradox’s sole discretion. We invite you to visit our website on a
regular basis for the latest Limited Warranty Statement. Your use of the Paradox product signifies your
acceptance of all warranty terms and conditions. Please ensure that your use of the Paradox product is in
compliance with local, national, and international laws.
© 2014 Paradox Security Systems Ltd. All rights reserved. Specifications may change without prior notice.
US, Canadian and international patents may apply. Paradox Insight™ and Paradox are a trademarks or
registered trademarks of Paradox Security Systems (Bahamas) Ltd. or its affiliates in Canada, the United
States and/or other countries.
Description Section Setting Setting Details Example
1. PIR LED
display
[001] [*] Off
[1] On
PIR LED Off
PIR LED On Default
(1*******)
2. PIR
Sensitivity
[002] [0] Low (Sensitivity level) [phone]
as seen on the TM50
(002)
as seen on the
K641series keypads
[1]
[2] Default
[3]
[4] High (Sensitivity level)
3 Security
Level
[003] [0]
Normal
(Mild environment)
Default
[phone]
as seen on the TM50
(000)
as seen on the
K641series keypads
[1] Medium
[2] High (Harsh
environment)
Voltage input Nominal: 12VDC, range 9-16VDC
Current consumption Max 200 mA without illumination LEDs
330 mA with illumination LEDs lit
PIR Type Quad PIR, Auto pulse
Weight 166g (5.86 OZ)
Dimensions
(H x W x D)
15 cm x 7.5 cm x 5 cm
(6 in x 3 in x 2 in)
Operating temperature -10° C to +40° C (14° F to 104° F)
Compliance EN 50131-2-2 Grade 2 Environmental Class II
Certification Body: Applica Test and Certification