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Summary of Contents for Verkada D50
- Page 1 D50 Setup Guide...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
In the box What you’ll need Connect Contents Mount Adjust Secure Support... -
Page 4: In The Box
In the box D50 Camera T10 security Torx screwdriver... - Page 5 Mount plate Mounting template 4 screws Desiccant Conduit adapter 2 pole straps (with 2 screws and anchors) 4 wall anchors...
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Page 6: What You'll Need
What you’ll need... - Page 7 • A working internet connection • 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch, or a PoE injector. For operation below -20° C, use 802.3at PoE. • A smartphone or laptop • A Phillips screwdriver or power drill with a Phillips driver bit •...
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Page 8: Connect
Connect Use the provided T10 Torx security screwdriver to loosen the screws and lift the case off the camera. - Page 9 Connect the camera to an 802.3af Power over Go to www.verkada.com/start Ethernet port on your network. An orange LED on the camera will indicate that it is powered and booting up. The LED will turn blue to indi- cate the camera is active.
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Page 10: Mount
Mount Mount the camera on a wall or ceiling. Try to keep the camera 8 to 10 feet above the ground. - Page 11 For best night vision, avoid overhangs or obstructions. These may reflect the camera’s IR illumination and reduce the image clarity in night mode.
- Page 12 Mount continued...
- Page 13 Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the mount plate Use the mounting template to mark wall mount screws. Twist clockwise and lift the camera off the holes. For a junction box mount, use the mounting mount plate. template to determine the correct hole pattern.
- Page 14 Mount continued...
- Page 15 1/8 inch 1/4 inch For a solid material like wood or metal, drill 1/8-inch For drywall, drill 1/4-inch holes. Insert plastic anchors pilot holes. Drive mounting screws directly into the into holes and drive mounting screws into anchors. pilot holes.
- Page 16 Cable gland Mount continued Pass-through Take apart the cable pass-through in the camera base plate. Feed the ethernet cable up through the baseplate and thread it through the cable gland and nut. Reassemble and tighten the nut snugly.
- Page 17 To secure the camera, place it over the mount plate Plug in the camera. The status LED will turn orange screws and twist counter-clockwise. Tighten the to indicate the camera has power. The LED will turn mount plate screws with a Phillips screwdriver. blue to indicate the camera is active.
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Page 18: Adjust
60° 350° Adjust 350° Adjust your camera to the desired viewing angle. - Page 19 Default image orientation is indicated by markings For best night vision, rotate the camera lens to on the lens face. Video orientation is also adjustable ensure the IR illuminators are not obstructed by the from within the Verkada application. camera case.
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Page 20: Secure
Secure Open and remove the desiccant pack from its out- er pouch. Peel the backing from the double-sided tape on the dessicant pack. Place the pack above the “Attach Desiccant Here” label inside the camera case. - Page 21 Status LED Solid orange Camera is on and booting up Flashing orange Camera is updating firmware Flashing blue Camera is recording, but cannot reach the server Replace the camera cover and secure it using the provided T10 Torx security screwdriver. Solid blue Camera is running, connected, and streaming video...
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Page 22: Support
Thank you for purchasing a Verkada camera. If for any reason things don’t work right or you need Support assistance, please contact us immediately. Sincerely - The Verkada Team www.verkada.com/support... - Page 24 www.verkada.com/support...
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