Digital Barriers EDGEVIS HD-IP450 Installation Manual

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HD-IP450

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HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE

VERSION 8.0 – NOVEMBER 20

Thank you for purchasing the EdgeVis HD-IP450. This document explains how to physically configure the HD-IP450.

As well as identifying the available connectors and status indicators on the device, it also details how to add your

desired SIM card to it. This document should be read in conjunction with the IP Series, HD-Q800, 4K-R800 - Setup

Guide, which covers the web-based setup interface for all devices in the IP Series range, including the HD-IP450.

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Page 1 VERSION 8.0 – NOVEMBER 20 Thank you for purchasing the EdgeVis HD-IP450. This document explains how to physically configure the HD-IP450. As well as identifying the available connectors and status indicators on the device, it also details how to add your desired SIM card to it.
Page 2: What Is In The Box
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Introduction Before proceeding with the installation and setup of your HD-IP450 unit, please ensure that you check the package contents listed below, refer to the installation notes on the next page and consult the Quick Start Guide that was supplied with your unit for step-by-step instructions on preparing hardware and software components.
Page 3: Safety Notes
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE SAFETY NOTES The EdgeVis Encoder has been designed for use in indoor environments. It can operate in temperatures from -20˚C to +55˚C whilst powered from 12V DC. All deployments of an HD-IP450 encoder unit should ensure that the device is not mounted: •...
Page 4: Section 1- Basic Operations Of The Unit
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Section 1- Basic operations of the unit The EdgeVis HD-IP450 is a robust unit, designed for fixed installations or in-vehicle deployment. It features a vibration resistant design (including the removable storage device) as well as optional mountings to aid installation into a vehicle.
Page 5: Status Indicators
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Rear Panel Layout MIO (multi I/O) connector (for contact alarms) 12V power input connector HDMI video connector 9-36V DV input DVI-D video connector 2 x RS232 port VGA video connector Status indicators The status LEDs on the top left of the front panel provides visual feedback on device status.
Page 6 EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Powering the device and switching it on/off The HD-IP450 can be powered using an AC/DC power convertor (supplied) or direct from a vehicle battery. When powering the device from the mains power supply, always use the AC/DC convertor supplied with the unit and NEVER connect directly to mains voltage.
Page 7: Connecting Ip Cameras
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Connecting IP cameras The HD-IP450 allows for connection of eight IP cameras via either of the LAN PoE ports located on the front of the unit. Each camera should be connected to the device using standard Ethernet cable and will be powered by the HD- IP450 if they are PoE compatible.
Page 8: Storage Medium
Series, HD-Q800, 4K-R800 - Setup Guide. Updating the software on the unit Once notified of a new software release by Digital Barriers, updates are available for download from the EdgeVis support site (see below for link) for installation onto the device.
Page 9: Section 2 - Configuring Communications On The Hd-Ip450
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Section 2 - Configuring communications on the HD-IP450 The HD-IP450 supports communications over 3G/4G cellular, Wi-Fi and wired LAN connections. A cellular connection requires the insertion of a valid SIM card. Each of the communication methods are set up using the HD-IP450 web-interface Comms Settings page.
Page 10: Setting Up The Encoder
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Section 3 – Next Steps… After unpacking the encoder, inserting a SIM card, and wiring up your encoder the next step is to perform the initial setup, where comms settings, server details and IP Cameras are configured.
Page 11: Appendix A - Troubleshooting And Frequently Asked Questions
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Appendix A - Troubleshooting and frequently asked questions How many channels does the HD-IP450 support? The HD-IP450 can record up to eight cameras, and transmit one of those cameras. It is possible to create multiple quad-views allowing four cameras to be transmitted simultaneously.
Page 12 Note: The HD-IP450 ships with a 75W power supply, which may not be powerful enough to supply PoE to all four cameras (if each is using close to the maximum 15W supported). Digital Barriers can supply a higher wattage power supply for those customers who require more power than the 75W can supply –...
Page 13: Appendix B - Vehicle Installation
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Appendix B – Vehicle Installation The HD-IP450 unit is specifically designed for in-vehicle deployment. It features a vibration-resistant mounting plate, battery power inputs vibration-resistant storage caddy. A solid-state disk should be used for in- vehicle applications.
Page 14: Appendix C - External Device Dimensions
EDGEVIS HD-IP450 HARDWARE INSTALLATION GUIDE Appendix C - External Device Dimensions ISSUED: 10 NOVEMBER 2020 PAGE 14...
Page 15: Fcc Compliance
Directive 89/336/EEC for EMC conformity The EdgeVis HD-IP450 Encoder contains a radio module that has been approved for integration into fixed and mobile applications. The r a d i o m o d u l e conforms to the following European Union Directives: •...