Tyco Illustra User manual

Satellite Camera installation (continued)
Note: To be fully EMC/EMI compliant the installer/user must clip the provided
ferrites onto the Satellite Camera & Building cables after they have been
passed through the conduit hole in the ICU enclosure box, the distance from
the boot of the RJ45 connector is approximately 6 Inches (155mm) to allow a
loop inside the box and the ferrites to sit freely alongside the PCB’s.
Hardware setup
To set up your Illustra Insight hardware, complete the following steps:
1. Connect the Satellite Camera Module through its connector (F) (Figure 2)
to the Satellite Camera Connector (D) (Figure 1) on the ICU with the 10m
S/FTP CAT6 cable provided.
Note: To ensure the correct operation of the camera, alternative S/FTP
CAT6 cables should not be used.
2. Connect the Illustra Control Unit to an IEEE 802.3bt power source (A).
3. Optional: Connect a Wiegand Interface (C) or OSDP Interface (B) for
Access Control Integration.
Network Configuration
To configure your Illustra Insight Camera network, complete the following steps:
1. Access the camera web GUI using http://<ipaddress>
2. From the View selection, select Setup.
3. Select Network from the Setup menu and configure the network
parameters as required.
Note: It is not possible to configure a Primary DNS Server so leave this
blank.
4. Click Apply to apply the new network settings.
Note: The camera then reboots.
Security
Quick Start Guide
(8200-1923-01_A0)
Illustra Insight 2MP Facial Recognition Access Control Camera
In the box
1 x Illustra control unit
1 x Satellite camera module
1 x Quick Start Guide
1 x Torx bit
1 x Drill template
1 x 10m S/FTP CAT6 cable (Do not modify the cable)
2 x Cable clamp ferrites
Installation tools
1 x Drill
Quick reference
Default IP: 192.168.1.168 (DHCP enabled)
Default Username: admin
Default Password: admin
Figure 1: Illustra control unit parts
Figure 1
Table 1: Illustra control unit parts descriptions
Part
Description
A
Power Over Ethernet IEEE 802.3bt Network Connector
B
OSDP Interface
C
Wiegand Interface
D
Satellite camera connector
Figure 2: Illustra Insight camera parts
Figure 2
Table 2: Illustra Insight camera parts descriptions
Part
Description
E
Wall Mounting Bracket
F
Location of the Satellite cable connection
G
Satellite camera module
H
Lenses
Required items not included in the box (Camera 1 to the Server)
1 x Single port IEEE 802.3bt Injector (e.g. PoE60U-1BT).
1 x Ethernet cable CAT5/6 from Injector output to the Illustra Control Unit.
1 x Ethernet cable CAT5/6 from Injector input to Facial Recognition Server
Ethernet port.
Required items not included in the box (Additional number of cameras to the
Server)
‘N’ x Single port IEEE 802.3bt Injector (e.g. PoE60U-1BT).
1 x Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch.
‘N’ x Ethernet cable CAT5/6 from Injector output to the Illustra Control Unit.
‘N’ x Ethernet cable CAT5/6 from Injector input to Network Switch.
1 x Ethernet cable CAT5/6 from Network Switch to Facial Recognition Server
Ethernet port.
Satellite Camera installation
To attach the satellite camera to a surface, complete the following steps:
1. Place the mounting template on the surface at the recommended height
of 62’’ (5.2 foot / 1.6m / 1575mm) and drill holes that correspond to those
identified on the template for mounting and cable tray purposes.
2. Place the mounting bracket onto the surface and align the holes on the
mounting bracket with the holes on the surface and ensure that the
bracket is level and the screws in place.
Note: The camera end of the CAT6 S/FTP cable in the wall should be
passed through the bracket mounted on the wall and be plugged into the
back of the satellite camera module (F) (Figure 2).
3. Place the camera onto the mounting bracket and set at it at the desired
angle +/- 20 degrees and use the Torx bit provided to tighten the security
screw located at the top of the mounting bracket to securely attach and
lock the camera to the mounting bracket.
Streaming live video
The Illustra Insight Camera supports RTSP streaming of H.264 encoded live
video. To use this feature, a video streaming client can be used. To access the
live video, use the following URL: rtsp://<ipaddress>/live_video
Note: The <ipaddress> is the IP address of the Illustra Insight Camera.
Capturing a raw snapshot
After you configure your camera settings, you can capture a raw snapshot in UYVY
format.
1. Access the camera web GUI using http://<ipaddress>
2. From the View selection, select Setup.
3. Select System from the Setup menu and then select Raw Snapshot.
4. Click the Download button to capture a snapshot. The snapshot is
automatically downloaded in approximately 3 seconds.
Access control system interface
Option 1: Wiegand
The Control Unit implements a standard Wiegand Interface to interface to an
Access Control System. By default, the camera is configured to output a MIFARE
32-bit compatible signal to communicate a card number via Wiegand. To configure
the Wiegand interface, complete the following steps:
1. Connect a standard Wiegand interface cable to the Wiegand Interface (C)
Note: The hardware and firmware use the D0/D1 and RED, YELLOW,
GREEN signals.
2. Access the camera web GUI using http://<ipaddress>
3. From the View selection, select Setup.
4. Select Frictionless Access from the Setup menu and then select Test.
5. Enter an example card number as a base 10 integer (e.g. 65005).
6. Click the Send button to send the card ID through Wiegand.

Security
Access control system interface (continued)
If the target access control system is configured with the card numbers that are
being sent, then the LED ring on the Camera Head will reflect the Access
Granted/Access Denied status as indicated via the Wiegand RED and GREEN
status lines.
Option 2: OSDP
Note: Firmware upgrade required to support OSDP communication
The RS-485 connector / OSDP Interface (B) is for OSDP communication. Follow
the same steps as above for OSDP Interface Integration.
Licensing
See www.illustracameras.com/insight for more information.
Camera firmware
The camera can be upgraded using firmware provided by Illustra.
All existing camera settings are maintained when the firmware is upgraded. You
should only use firmware that has been provided by Illustra. Using any other
firmware may cause a malfunction and damage the camera.
Upgrading the camera firmware
1. Select Setup on the Web User Interface banner to display the setup menus.
2. Select Maintenance from the Systems menu.
3. Select Browse.
4. Select Setup on the Web User Interface banner to display the setup menus.
5. Select Maintenance from the Systems menu.
6. Select Browse.
7. The Choose file to Upload dialog displays.
8. Navigate to the location where the firmware file has been saved.
9. Select the firmware file then select the Open button.
10. Select Upload.
Do not disconnect power to the camera during the upgrade process. The
camera restarts automatically after the updates have been completed, this
can take from 1 to 10 minutes. The Log in page displays.
Additional Resources
Technical Support
NA/SA [e-mail] 1-800-507-6268 / 1-800-392-2873
EMEA [email protected]om [phone] / [phone]
APAC [email protected]om [phone] / [phone]
Licensing
NA/SA [e-mail] 1-978-577-4000
EMEA/APAC video-supp[email protected] [phone]
SSA Sales Worldwide: [email protected]
American Dynamics, 6 Technology Park Drive, Westford, MA 01886-3140
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