Vicon Surveyor 282-20-02 Series User manual

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Surveyor® MKII Network Camera Domes
Quick Installation Guide

Quick Operation Guide | 1
Surveyor
MKII Camera Dome
Quick Operation Guide
This manual provides a quick overview for the operation of the Surveyor®
MKII Series of Camera Domes. Refer to the complete manual, XX282-0X
(installation) and XX282-4X (web browser), for complete details on
installation, setup and operating details. These can be found on Vicon’s
website vicon-security.com.
The Surveyor MKII is a compact network dome comprised of a
camera/lens and pan/tilt drive in an attractive covert enclosure. Surveyor
MKII is sold in a variety of prepackaged configurations.
The Surveyor MKII supports high-profile H.264 or M-JPEG compression.
The dome supports ONVIF open architecture connectivity to enable
integration into third party software recording solutions, as well as Vicon’s
Valerus and ViconNet VMS.
The Surveyor MKII is designed for easy installation and serviceability.
The entire drive assembly simply snaps into the housing. When removed,
the mechanism retains all programmed functions in its on-board memory.
The customer interface board snaps down for easy access and the PCB
provides removable terminal blocks for simple wiring connections. Power
to the units can be provided by PoE+ (Power over Ethernet Plus; this
requires use of the midspan injector provided). The Surveyor MKII
includes a high-definition 2.0 megapixel day/night camera with wide
dynamic range (WDR) and digital noise reduction (FNR).

2| Quick Operation Guide
Installation
Outdoor and Impact-Resistant Pendant
The Customer Interface (CI) board is packed separately with the
mechanism. This has to be snapped into the housing.
Install mount or prepare vertical 1-1/2 NPT pipe with
appropriate coupling.
Screw housing clockwise into mount. When snug, turn
an additional quarter turn.
Unlatch the customer interface board and swing it 90
degrees downward, providing access to terminal blocks.
Feed cables through opening.
Remove terminal blocks provided in accessory kit and
terminate wires according to interface wiring diagram
(illustrated below).
Slide any excess cable back up into the mount, leaving
cable length flush with bottom of housing. Install IP
cable and terminal blocks onto customer interface board
and swing up to latch board into place. Make sure there
is no excess wire hanging past the interface board.
Set DIP switches as necessary. Refer to "Setting the DIP
Switches".
Insert the clip on the safety cord into the hole on the
inside of housing. Connect the opposite end of the
safety cord to the tab on the camera drive.
Insert the clip of the safety cord on the lower dome into
the hole in the enclosure. Align the two slots on the
housing with the two tabs on the camera drive. Matching
up the two arrows, slide the camera drive into the
housing until it snaps securely in place.
Align lower dome to housing and fasten with screws
provided.

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Pressurized
The Customer Interface (CI) board is packed separately with the
mechanism. This has to be snapped into the housing.
Connect plastic tube to
pressure sensor.

4| Quick Operation Guide
Wiring and Setup
Communication Ports
If using NTCIP protocol, communicate to the Surveyor MKII using ports
3000/UDP or 3001/TCP.
If using ONVIF, use port 8000. This is set in the web browser.
CONNECTOR/PIN
NUMBER
CONNECTOR TYPE CONNECTOR/PIN LABEL SIGNAL NAME
TERMINAL BLOCK POWER (J2)
J2-1 AC+ Hot
J2-2 AC- Neutral
TERMINAL BLOCK ALARM (J11)
J11-1 ALARM 1 Alarm I/O 1
J11-2 Ground
J11-3 ALARM 2 Alarm I/O 2
J11-4 Ground
J11-5 ALARM 3 Alarm I/O 3
J11-6 Ground
J11-7 ALARM 4 Alarm I/O 4
J11-8 Ground
TERMINAL BLOCK COMM/RELAY (J12)
J12-1 VSS Ground
J12-2 CRelay, common
J12-3 NO Relay, normally open
J12-4 NC Relay, normally closed
RJ-45 LAN (J4)
J4-1 Transmit +
J4-2 Transmit -
J4-3 Receive +
J4-4 PoE spare
J4-5 PoE spare
J4-6 Receive -
J4-7 PoE spare
J4-8 PoE spare
1/8-IN. PHONO AUDIO (J8)
J8 J8 Audio In

Quick Operation Guide | 5
Pressurized Cable Preparation
Be sure to connect the plastic tube to the pressure sensor on the
Customer Interface board.
Using the prefabricated cable.
Using a customer prepared cable

6| Quick Operation Guide
Using the Web Browser Interface
Web Browser Interface
The Web Browser Interface provides a user friendly interface to configure
and control various features and functions of the Surveyor MKII camera
dome. The interface allows the configuration of camera dome
parameters, viewing live video, using PTZ, setting administrative controls
and collecting camera dome reports and status information.
Access the Camera
Make sure the system has installed the player component. Active X
controls are required; be sure the security settings for the IE browser are
set to allow this. Open an Internet Explorer browser; although the dome
can be used with 6.0 or later, Internet Explorer 11 is recommended for
full functionality and required for the single file upgrade function.
Enter the IP address or host name of the camera in the Location/Address
field of your browser. The camera dome defaults to using DHCP.
The Surveyor MKII login screen displays.
Note that the Discovery tool utility for the Surveyor MKII is available on
Vicon’s website, vicon-security.com, under Learn and Support, Software
Downloads. The utility will not be included in the dome’s accessory kit.

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Login
The initial screen prompts the user to login with a user name and
password. Upon first use, the default user name is ADMIN (upper case)
and the password is 1234. It is recommended to modify the password of
the admin user to ensure security of the system.
Click OK to enter the Surveyor MKII browser
After the login process, the Live view page displays. Along the left side
of the screen there is a Navigation panel with tabs for selection of the
other function areas in the Live view, Information, View, Function switch,
PTZ control and PTZ function.
•Information provides date and time details.
•View allows the stream settings, recording and snapshot options
•Function provides, audio, motion detection and privacy mask
features.
•There are PTZ controls. The functions are Zoom In/Out, Focus
Near/Far, Iris Open/Close and Pan and Tilt speed.

8| Quick Operation Guide
The Setting area allows for configuration of a variety of controls.
•The System tab screen provides network, time zone settings and
advanced settings for importing files, setting defaults and reboots.
•The Network screen provides settings for FTP, SMTP, HTTPS,
802.1X, QoS, IGMP, SIP, MDA, DDNS, UPnP and IP filter.
•The Camera screen allows programming Zoom/Iris/Focus, White
balance, Exposure, Day/Night and some Special functions.
•The Video and Audio screen provides settings for the three
streams, Primary, Secondary and MJPEG, for resolution, frame
rate, bit rate, etc.
•From the PTZ screen presets, scans, auto tours, tours, privacy
masks, home, RS-485 and motor controls are set up.
•From the Schedulesscreen, a schedule of events for time of day
and day of week can be set up.
•The Alarm screen allows review and programming of alarms.
There are 4 alarm inputs and 1 alarm output. An alarm schedule
can be set up.
•The Record screen provides the recording parameters for the
primary and secondary streams and playback.
•The Users screen allows the setup of additional users and
changing of passwords. The system supports up to 8 users.
•The Log screen provides up to 30 logs.

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