Vivotek IP9165-LPC User manual

IP Surveillance
Installation Guide
IP9165-LPC
License Plate Capturing Solution
Highway & Street
Rev. 1.0
Ordering part no.:
IP9165-LPC (Highway): 199004200G
IP9165-LPC (Street): 199004100G
Document part no.: 625046000G

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Specications
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Model Number LPC enclosure
Power Input 24V AC
Max. Output power budget 48W (Street); 80W (Highway)
Power Consumption Window heater: 10W; Blower: 2W; Camera: 6 ~ 8W
Environmental Operation Temp. -20°C ~ +50°C (-4°F ~ +149°F)
Protection Level IP68, IK10
Mounting Bracket Fully-cable Management
Construction Die-cast Aluminum Alloy
Coating White epoxy powder coating
Dimensions 502.8 (L) x 170 (W) x 400 (H) mm
Net Weight 6,482g (9.24 lb)
CAUTION:
TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER.
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
UNPACKING:
Unpack carefully. Electronic components can be damaged if improperly handled or
dropped. If an item appears damaged in shipment, place it properly in its carton and
notify the shipper.
IMPORTANT!:
1. Read and follow Instructions: All operating and user instructions should be read and
followed before the unit is to be operated.
2. Electrical Connections: Only a qualied electrician is allowed to make electrical
connections.

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Please note the following for different applications:
If you use IP9165-LPC for parking area or highway, you must select the LPR
scene mode.
Depending on the car speed at your surveillance scene, please select an
appropriate scene mode:
Maximum car speed Scene mode
50km/hr (32mph) LPC-Parking Lot
90km/hr (55mph) LPC-Street (default)
180km/hr (110mph) LPC-Highway
The Scene mode option can be found in Application > Media > Image
settings.

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Mounting Conguration & Dimensions
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Swivel Positions and Directions
105 mm
502.8 mm
135.5 mm 158.5 mm
170 mm
400 mm
77.4 mm
USABLE
AREA
255 mm
USABLE AREA
400
170 502.8

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Installation Suggestions
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If you plan to install this camera enclosure into a tropical, sea coastal, or an environment
where salt water or corrosive industrial waste water/moist are present, please seal each
stainless steel screws and ttings with a silicon grease compounds. This will help prevent
electrolysis to occur and extend the life span of the camera and housing.
IMPORTANT:
1. Disconnect devices: A readily accessible disconnect device in the building installation wiring
should be incorporated.
2. Electrical Connection: Only a qualied electrician is allowed to make electrical connections.
Component Description
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Camera Mounting Platform
M16 1/2" Waterproof cable gland
Power distribution
board
Ventilation fan Window frame heater
coil
• Please avoid eye exposure or apply appropriate protection, such as wearing a pair of Infrared
protection glasses, when working with the product. Always use camera live view to oberve IR
lighting effects.
WARNING:

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Installation
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1. Install the wall-mount bracket to a preferred location at your installation site. Drill
mounting holes and a cable routing hole (if preferred) on a wall. Install the bracket.
Prepare and route the wiring, Ethernet and 24V power source.
2. Install the IR illuminator to the bottom of the housing. Attach the included grip stricker
to the U bracket.

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3. Secure the U bracket to the IR illuminator using the included wrench and hex screws.
4. Flip the housing over and place it on a clean, stable surface. Secure the IR illuminator
to the bottom of the housing using the included wrench and a hex socket screw.

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6. Prepare power wires, a ground wire, and a CAT5e Ethernet cable. Pass them through
the M16 waterproof connectors under the housing.
Ethernet cable Ø4 ~ 6.5mm
Power wires & DI/DO wires,
a combo cable from IR illuminator
(if applied)
5. You can turn the IR illuminator so that its at side is parallel with the housing, and that
you can turn the assembly over and work on the inside of the housing. Put a foam pad
below before you work on the wiring to avoid scratching the surface.

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7. When done, tighten up and install the waterproof connectors.
8. Assemble the camera components, e.g., the CS ring and lens module. Secure the
mounting plate to the bottom of the camera (the label side) using the included screw.
There is a plastic mount pad in the package. You do not need the mounting pad
using the VIVOTEK camera.
o
O
g
B
b
G
br
BR
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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o: white/orange stripe
O: orange solid
g: white/green stripe
B: blue solid
b: white/blue stripe
G: green solid
br: white/brown stripe
BR: brown solid
You may need to remove the RJ45 connector, and use a crimping tool to connect the
Ethernet wires to an RJ45 connector inside the enclosure. Use an Ethernet cable of the
width of 4 ~ 6.5mm.

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Lens flush
w/ edge of
enclosure
9. Adjust the camera's position so that the lens module can ush align with the tempered
glass. Secure the camera using the screws and washers to the bottom of the housing.
10. Connect 24V power source to the power input terminal. Connect power wires from
the DC 12V output to the camera. Connect the 24V power output to drive the external IRs.
Heater
Blower
IR angle selector
(Not used for this model)
I/O terminal block
(Not used for this model)
Camera heater
24V AC/DC IN 12V DC OUT
24V AC/DC OUT
Connectors to the front IR
(Not used for this model)
Power LED

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You should prepare a power adaptor of the sufcient capacity for supplying 24V input.
Below are the requirements:
Total consumption Power adaptor
LPC Highway 80W 7A
LPC Street 48W 5A
12. Also pass the combo cable of the IR illuminator through a waterproof connector.
13. Connect the day/night signal lines from the IR unit to the DI/DO connectors on the
camera's terminal block. The IP9165-HP is shown here.
DO+(5V) DO1- DI1+ DI0+ DI- RS485- RS485+ AC/DC pwr AC/DC pwr DO0-
The day/night mode DI connection enables the synchronization of IR light and the
automated day/night switching mechanism on the camera.
11. Connect the Ethernet cable to the camera's RJ45 socket.
Name Color Gauge Description
V+ Red (20AWG) Power input
12~24V DC±10%
24V AC±10% (50~60Hz), (14.5VDC current controlled)
V- Black (20AWG)
DI+ Green (26AWG) LED ON/OFF control
* Dry contact
Logic level 1(Open) = LED off
Logic level 0(Close to GND) = LED on
* Wet contact
Logic level 1: 4V~40 V = LED off
Logic level 0: 0.8V MAX = LED on
DI- Yellow (26AWG) Ground
DO+ Purple (26AWG) Light sensor status output
1. Open = Day
2. Short = Night (20 lux for IR ON); day/night switch will have a 30 sec. delay.
DO- Blue (26AWG) Ground
RS485+ Orange (26AWG) RS485 interface control
RS485- Brown (26AWG)
Cable Pinouts (IR Illuminator)
IMPORTANT:

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AWG20
AWG26
Purple
Blue
Orange
Brown
Green
Yellow
DO+:
DO-:
RS485+:
RS485-:
DI+:
DI-:
+
DO+(5V) DO2- DI2+ DI1+ DI- RS485- RS485+ DO1-
AC24V
AWG20
DC12V
-
AC/DC pwr+
AC/DC pwr-
Camera
terminal block
A sample connection diagram consisting of CaMate's IR illuminators and the camera is
shown below. Please refer to your camera's documentation if your camera comes with
different pinouts.
DO-
DI-
14. You can connect the ground wires together and connect them to the DI- ground pin
on the terminal. Use a small at blade screwdriver to press the lever on the terminal block.
The default for the DI status is listed below:
DI Normal: High
Current Status:
> High - Day mode.
> Low - Night mode (IR is on)

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16. Install the housing to the wall-mount bracket by aiming and pressing the spring
mortise, and hook the bracket onto the groove in the spring mortise.
15. Secure the intersection bracket to the bottom of the housing by driving two screws.

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When mounting the housing, please carefully place the cable within the cutout on the
bracket. There is a cutout for routing the cable.
T30 x 4
17. Secure the housing to the bracket by fasteninng 4 T30 screws.

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18. Adjust zoom and focus and open a web console with the camera to tune for the best
image. When zoom and focus is done, Close the top cover and fasten the hex screws
from below.
19. Firmware congurable options:
Make sure that the external IR is turned on in the night mode, and that the IR cut lter
option is synchronized with the digital input you connected (default is DI1).
When the "Turn on external IR illuminator in night mode" is selected, a digital output
signal will be triggered to turn on the IR illuminators.
Use the Media > Image > Focus function to tune for a best image focus on your target
area. If using a non-iCS lens model (RBF lens), you should manually tune the focus to be
close to the optimal, and then use the auto scan focus function.
Non-iCS lens

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If using an iCS lens model, use the auto focus function for an optimal image.
The conguration page automaticallly displays different options according to the lens you
installed.
iCS lens

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LPC-parking lot
LPC-street
LPC-highway
In the Conguration > Media > Image settings page, select an application scenario, LPC
Highway, street, or parking lot mode. The related parameters, such as shutter time, will be
automatically changed for the scenario.
If preferred, e.g., shooting fast moving vehicles, select the 60fps frame rate.

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In the night mode, check if the input signals are correctly detected. You may simulate
the night mode by blocking the IR unit's light sensor. Change the triggering parameters if
necessary. Note that the IR unit does not immediately turns on or off. There is a 30-second
buffer time.
NOTE: When doing the initial testing in lab or ofce, the light sensor of the IR unit may
not react quickly as in the outdoor environment. The lighting level in your ofce may not
be brigtht enough to trigger the light sensor. You can use a ash light to shine on the light
sensor for 30 seconds. Check the live view to see if the IR light is disabled.
Light sensor
> 30 seconds
The light sensor does not react quickly for that in
realworld applications, vehicle lights in tunnels can
ash and pass by quickly.
To turn on the IR light, blind the IR light sensor to
check (camera enters the night mode and IR should
be turned on within 30 seconds.)

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The Default device ID for IR units are listed below:
Model Device ID
IR 850 CM48I8-1040 1
CM80I8-1040 1
CM48I8-2040 2
CM80I8-2040 2
CM48I8-4080 3
CM80I8-4080 3
CM48I8-90120 4
CM80I8-90120 4
CM48I8-180 5
IR 940 CM48I9-1040 11
CM48I9-2040 12
CM48I9-4080 13
CM48I9-90120 14
W5 CM48W5-1040 21
CM48W5-2040 22
CM48W5_4080 23
CM48W5-90120 24
Model Device ID
IR 850
motorized
CA48I8-1040 31
CA80I8-1040 31
CA48I8-2040 32
CA80I8-2040 32
CA48I8-4080 33
CA80I8-4080 33
CA48I8-90120 34
CA80I8-90120 34
IR 940
motorized
CA48I9-1040 41
CA48I9-2040 42
CA48I9-4080 43
CA48I9-90120 44
W5
motorized
CA48W5-1040 51
CA48W5-2040 52
CA48W5_4080 53
CA48W5-90120 54
The parameters of IR illuminator can be controlled via the RS485 connection. You can
enable the connection in the Conguration > PTZ > Mechanical window. Select the
defaults for the IR illuminator: Pelco D, baud rate - 38400, Data bits - 8, Stop bit - 1, Parity
- none.
Defaults for IR:
Pelco D
38400
8
1
none
Customizable IR control
32
Camera ID here
stands for Device ID

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You can also create custom buttons on a web console, such as IR brightness (Lux),
threshold, dimming, etc. The camera default ID is 0. Make sure it is different from that of
the IR unit.
The IR control commands come in an 8 byte format. A sample command is shown below:
FF01 2101 bf00 05E7
FF01
Sync Addr Cmd1 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Chks
1111 1111 0000 0001
FF012101bf0005E7
001000010000 0001 1011 1111 0000 0000 00000101 1110 0111
031
bitbit
The format uses Hexadecimal 0-9, A-F. Each 8-bit byte contains two 4-bit hexadecimal
characters. Two hexadecimal characters contained in each 8-bit eld of message.
If you need to cascade multiple IR units via the RS485 bus, please contact CaMate (http://
www.lidlight.com/) for a mobile app through which you can change device ID, baud rate,
and so on.
With a motorized IR unit, the IR light zoom control buttons will be available on the home
page of the camera web console. Click to change the IR lights angles. When IR lights
zoom in, the light beams become narrower, the farther the lights can reach. When zoomed
out, the wider the coverage, yet the range decreases.
Mechanical
IR Zoom functions
Use the zoom buttons to control the coverage of your IR lighting.