Swann NHD-817 User manual

Pan-Tilt-Zoom
Super HD Dome Camera
For use with Swann 7300 Series HD NVRs
EN INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Important instructions
1. Make sure your camera is fixed correctly and
stable if fastened in place.
2. Only use the supplied power adapter (48V).
3. Do not manually pan and tilt your camera when
it is turned on as it may damage the internal com-
ponents.
4. Never place strain of any kind on the network
cable connection. It’s designed to clip into place to
prevent slippage, but it won’t support any weight
and can be easily broken by a sharp tug.
5. The audio input requires a powered or amplified
microphone or audio source to work correctly.
6. The earth connection is optional. For added
safety from lightning strikes and or power surges,
screw this to a metal surface or object.
7. To perform a factory reset, disconnect the pow-
er input, hold down the reset button, reconnect
the power input and continue holding the button
for at least 20 seconds then release.
8. This camera can only be used with Swann’s
NVR-7300 Series HD Network Video Recorders.
9. Have a look at page 6 for instructions on how to
control your camera.
Please note: Have a look at the camera location
tips included with your NVR, to select the best lo-
cation for your camera.
Important note: All jurisdictions have specific
laws and regulations relating to the use of cam-
eras. Before using any camera for any purpose,
it is the buyer’s responsibility to be aware of all
applicable laws and regulations that prohibit or
limit the use of cameras.
Introduction

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Connecting your Dome Camera
AUDIO
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LAN
VGA
HDMI
DC 48V USB
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Power Input
Audio Input LAN
Reset
The earth connection is optional. For added safety
from lightning strikes and or power surges, screw
this to a metal surface or object.
NVR-7300
Ethernet cable connects
to the camera inputs on
the NVR and the power
input connects to the
power adapter.
Connect both of these
to the camera cable.
Connect the power cable
to a spare wall socket.
Earth
Ethernet & Power Cable
Connect this to the
power input on the
Ethernet cable.
Wall Mount
The camera cable is
attached to the dome
camera via one data
and one power cable
(as indicated by the
arrows). Gently dis-
connect both cables
when removing the
wall mount.
Dome Camera
Camera Cable
Power Adapter

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Installing the Wall Mount
1. The wall mount can be mounted onto a flat ver-
tical surface and must be of sufficient strength
to hold your camera.
2. For wooden surfaces, screw the wall mount
directly to the surface. For masonry surfaces
(brick or concrete) you’ll need to use the wall
plugs.
3. Position the wall mount in the location you
want to mount it. Make sure the location is rigid
to prevent vibration.
4. Using the appropriate screws for the surface
you’re mounting to, screw the wall mount into
place (use the top mounting holes first). Make
sure the wall mount is aligned straight, other-
wise the image will appear on an angle.
5. To gain access to the bottom two mounting
holes without obstruction, use a Phillips head
screwdriver to temporarily remove your dome
camera from the wall mount. Be careful as the
camera cable is connected to your dome camera
via one data and one power cable. Gently discon-
nect both cables (see illustration on page 2).
6. Screw the two remaining screws to the bottom
mounting holes to fasten into place.
7. Reattach the data and power cable to the rel-
evant connections on your dome camera then
screw the camera back onto the wall mount.
Make sure the rubber seal is sitting flush within
the groove of the camera casing and make sure
all the screws are securely fastened.
8. You’re now ready to use your dome camera.
For instructions on how to use your camera, go
to page 6 - Controlling your Dome Camera.

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Installing the Ceiling Mounting Kit
1. The ceiling mounting kit consists of a ceil-
ing mount, cylinder pipe and a camera mount.
To use this, you need to remove the wall mount
first. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove
your dome camera from the wall mount.
2. The camera cable is attached to your dome
camera via one data and one power cable. Gently
disconnect both cables and remove the camera
cable from the wall mount (see illustration on
page 2).
3. Screw the cylinder pipe to the ceiling mount
(make sure the connection is tight) and feed the
cable from the ceiling mount through the cylin-
der pipe.
4. Drill a hole in the ceiling at the desired loca-
tion and feed the camera connections inside the
ceiling (make sure the hole is big enough to fit all
the connections). Using the appropriate screws
for the surface you are mounting to, screw the
ceiling mount in place (make sure the location is
rigid to prevent vibration).
5. You’re now ready to attach the camera mount
to the cylinder pipe. Feed the data and power
cable through the top of the camera mount and
reattach them to the relevant connections on
your dome camera (don’t force the connections
as they only attach the one way). Make sure the
rubber seal is sitting flush within the groove of
the camera casing.
6. Screw the camera mount to your dome cam-
era then secure the camera mount to the cylin-
der pipe. Make sure all the screws are securely
fastened.

Controlling your Dome Camera
To control your camera, use the mouse and click
the channel the camera is connected to. Click the
“PTZ” button on the camera toolbar. The PTZ con-
trols will appear on-screen (as shown above).
1. Click the directional buttons to move your cam-
era in the direction selected.
2. This determines how fast the camera will move.
The lower the number the slower your camera
will move (this does not affect the speed when the
camera is in Patrol mode).
3. Click to zoom into an object and to control the
level of focus (the “Iris” controls are not available).
To access the PTZ menu, right-click the mouse (as
seen above).
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Controlling your Dome Camera (cont.)
7. Click this to select a different channel.
8. Click this to select a different Preset position.
9. Click this to select a different Patrol mode.
10 (4). Click this to access the Preset menu, go to
page 8 - Creating a Preset.
11 (5). Patrol mode instructs the DVR to automati-
cally move the camera according to the Preset po-
sitions that have been created. Click this to access
the Patrol menu, go to page 9 - Creating a Patrol.
12. Click this to hide the PTZ controls. Click again
to return.
13 (6). Click this to exit. You will be taken back to
the default Live View mode.
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Creating a Preset
1. Use the PTZ controls to move your camera to
the desired focal position. Zoom and Focus can
also be used.
2. Click “Preset” to access the Preset menu then
click the first Preset slot available.
4. Click “Set” to save (will change from No to Yes).
5. Click “OK” to exit.
Repeat the above steps to create multiple Preset
positions by changing the Preset slot for each Pre-
set that you want to create.
Call: Select a saved Preset slot then click to move
the camera to the Preset position.
Clear All: Click to clear all Preset slots.
Clear: Click to clear a selected Preset slot.
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Creating a Patrol
1. Click “Patrol” to access the Patrol menu.
2. Click the first Preset slot available.
3. Click “Set” then select from one of the available
Preset positions that you created. Adjust the “Du-
ration” and “Speed” (some experimentation may
be required) then click “OK”.
Repeat the above steps to add multiple Preset
positions. Select a different Preset slot for each
Preset that you want to add.
4. When finished, click “Add” to add each Preset
to the Patrol.
5. Click “OK” to confirm then right-click to exit.
Click “Start” to enter Patrol mode.
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Limited Warranty - Terms & Conditions
Swann Communications warrants this product
against defects in workmanship and material for
a period of one (1) year from its original purchase
date. You must present your receipt as proof of
purchase for warranty validation. Any unit which
proves defective during the stated period will be
repaired without charge for parts or labour or re-
placed at the sole discretion of Swann. The end
user is responsible for all freight charges incurred
to send the product to Swann’s repair centres. The
end user is responsible for all shipping costs in-
curred when shipping from and to any country
other than the country of origin.
The warranty does not cover any incidental, acci-
dental or consequential damages arising from the
use of or the inability to use this product. Any costs
associated with the fitting or removal of this prod-
uct by a tradesman or other person or any other
costs associated with its use are the responsibility
of the end user. This warranty applies to the origi-
nal purchaser of the product only and is not trans-
ferable to any third party. Unauthorized end user
or third party modifications to any component will
render all warranties void. By law some countries
do not allow limitations on certain exclusions in
this warranty. Where applicable by local laws,
regulations and legal rights will take precedence.
For Australia: Our goods come with guarantees
which cannot be excluded under Australian Con-
sumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement
or refund for a major failure and for compensa-
tion for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or
damage. You are also entitled to have the goods
repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of ac-
ceptable quality.