jablotron JI-112C Quick Start Manual

JI-112C – Video verification IP camera BULLET
The JI-112C IP camera is designed for the video verification
of events from the JABLOTRON
Video recording is captured in HD or FullHD resolution according
to the settings. Video is transferred via a local LAN network and
the Internet to a JABLOTRON
The MyJABLOTRON application provides access to live streaming
for the end user. According to the type of pre-paid service (selected
in MyJABLOTRON by a user) the user obtains access
to continuously stored video recordings from the camera.
The camera is equipped with an IR reflector to ensure recording
under bad lighting conditions.
The camera has to be installed by a trained technician with
a valid certificate issued by an authorised distributor.
Figure 1: Digital IP camera Bullet
Camera function
The camera is supplied fully configured by default and no other
settings are needed. It
MyJABLOTRON and the following services are provided:
Live streaming
Recording history – video recordings are stored on the server
for a limited time (depending on the service type).
Video sequence (video clip) – a 1 minute recording, consisting
of a 30 sec before and a 30 sec after an event linked
to an alarm system (alarm, setting, unsetting from a selected
section). The maximum number of video sequences is limited
according to the selected type of service.
Connection to ARC – access to video data from the camera
is granted to a security agency for visual verification of an alarm event.
Figure 2: Diagram of JABLOTRON CLOUD functioning
Camera installation
The camera is designed to be used in an indoor and also
an outdoor environment (IP 67 rating) where it can be installed
on the wall. It is possible to easily set up camera's installation
position owing to a joint holder which can be adjusted in all three
axes (see the figure 3).
Figure 3: Camera adjustment in 3 axes; 1,2,3 – locking screws
JI-112C – Video verification IP camera BULLET
100 alarm system.
Cloud secure storage.
allows immediate operation
Connection is performed by a cable with an RJ-45 connector
to be connected to a LAN network and there is also a connector
for a 12 V DC 500 mA power supply. There is a waterproof sheath
for a LAN connector which protects the connector against
air humidity. The camera can also be powered via a LAN using
a PoE according to the 802.3af norm.
Figure 4: Description of individual Bullet camera parts
1 – Camera with a jointed holder; 2 - Lens;
3 – Protective lens shade against rain
Camera installation procedure using the mounting base:
with
If it is not possible to provide concealed and secure placement for
the connecting cables (for example cables running out of a wall),
then it is recommended to place them in a supplementary
mounting base (included) onto which the camera will be fixed later
on.
Figure 5: Camera installation on the wall using a mounting base
1. Select an adequate place considering the best camera view
of the protected area and cable routing.
2. Use the sticker with the mounting base drilling layout to mark
all mounting holes.
3. Using a Ø 6mm drill bit to drill the holes and put dowels from
the accessory pack in them. Prepare a hole through which you will
push the connecting cables (through the centre or from the side).
Use a grommet (see the accessory pack) for the prepared hole and
put a blind flange into the unused hole.
4. Push the cable in the mounting base and screw it on using the four
supplied screws. Camera orientation is marked by an arrow and
a "TOP" label. If you want to use a grommet in the side
of the mounting base, push the data cable through it first.
Slide the connector sheath, sealing sleeve and a locking nut
on the cable, see Figure 6. The last step is to take a crimping tool
and press the RJ-45 connector onto the data cable.
5. It is possible to hang the camera on a hook by the rear side
of the jointed holder using an included string.
6. Connect the RJ-45 connector to the camera. Fix the connection
by a waterproof sheath with a bayonet closure (included
in the accessory pack) and tighten the locking nut, see Figure 6.
If the nearest router or switch used does not support
the compatible PoE function (power over Ethernet), connect
the camera via the power connector to 12 V DC / 500 mA external
power supply.
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