Summary of Contents for Antrica HI8060-MW
- Page 1 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA Dual Thermal IP Camera HI8060-MW HI1612-MW User Manual Ver 1.0 - 0 - last saved : 7-Dec-2022...
- Page 2 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA SAFTY WARNING AND CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN COVERS. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Please be aware of the following precautions before installing the Camera. Avoid any place with moisture, dust, or soot.
- Page 3 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA Warning Turn off the system before installing the system. Do not plug in several electric devices to the same outlet. This may cause heating, fire, or electric shock. Prevent power cable from being severely bent or pressed by a heavy object. ...
- Page 4 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA Caution Do not install the system in a place with high magnetic, electric wave, or wireless devices such as radio or Install the system in a place with appropriate moisture and temperature level Avoid installing the system with high (over 40℃) or low (under 0℃) temperature. Prevent any substances from being inserted into the system.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ....................- 5 - 1) FEATURES ..............................- 5 - 2) S ............................... - 6 - PECIFICATIONS 2. INSTALLATION ....................- 7 - 1) C ............................- 7 - ABLE ONNECTION ) ................- 7 - 2) N ( LAN : L ETWORK... -
Page 6: Introduction
B. Thermal Image Sensor A) Uncooled VOx microbolometer LWIR(Longwave infrared) B) Thermal Reoslution: [HI8060-MW] 80(H) X 60(V) / : [HI1612-MW] 160(H) X 120(V) C) HI8060-MW: fov : 51° HFOV, 63.5° diagonal (f/1.1 silicon doublet) HI1612-MW: fov : 56° HFOV, 71° diagonal (f/1.1 silicon doublet) D) spectral range: 8 ~ 14μm... -
Page 7: Specifications
Features Description IR Sensor Framerate < 9 Hz IR Sensor Resolution HI8060-MW: 80(H) × 60(V) Pixel / HI1612-MW: 160(H) X 120(V) Spectral Range 8 to 14μm LWIR 8060-MW: 51° HFOV, 63.5° diagonal (f/1.1 silicon doublet Lens) Thermal 1612-MW: 56° HFOV, 71° diagonal (f/1.1 silicon doublet lens) NETD <50 mK (0.050°... -
Page 8: Installation
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 2. INSTALLATION 1) Cable Connection Name Function Connected to PoE or Ethernet cable. RJ-45 Connector Connected to Power Cable DC 12V Jack Connected to Alarm-out Device. (Siren, alarm light and etc.) Alarm out 2) Network Connectction ( LAN : Local Area Network) - 7 - last saved : 7-Dec-2022... -
Page 9: Check Computer Setting
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 3) Check Computer Setting Turn on the computer and run Windows. [[Start] → [Control Panel] Please, Log in as ’Administrator’. Select [Network and Internet] → Check your network connection on menu [Network Status] [Network and Sharing Center]. If there is no active network If network connected properly, Please, check the connection of cables between... -
Page 10: Camera Setting Web Page
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 4) Camera Setting Web Page Check if the camera is on. Run Internet Explorer. In case of ‘Window 7 or higher’, run as a ‘Administrator Authorization’. Enter ID and Password. Enter the IP address on address bar. Default [ID: admin], [PW: 1111] Default address is set to [DHCP]. -
Page 11: Remote Access To The Camera
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 5) Remote Access to the Camera (1) Some settings of Router should be changed in order to check the live view or change the settings of the camera that is connected at long distance. (ex. Address converting) (2) Each manufactures has own way to set up. -
Page 12: System Operation (Live Mode)
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 3. System Operation (Live Mode) 1) Access to Live Mode When you enter the camera's IP address in the Internet Address bar, the camera's settings page opens and pops up the login password confirmation window as shown below. Enter IP Address The default user ID and password are admin / 1111. -
Page 13: Live Mode Menu
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 2) Live Mode Menu (1) Select Video Streaming: A. The camera supports dual streaming (Primary / Secondary) B. Each stream can be set to a different Mode. i.e.) Pirmary: Visual / Secondary: Overlay (2) Select Connection Protocol: A. - Page 14 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA adjusted from 1 to 5 when turned on. (9) Digital Zoom A. When the button is pressed, a reduced full window appears at the bottom right of the screen. B. Right-click in the zoom window and you'll see the Select Zoom Rate window. C.
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Page 15: Live Video Mode
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 3) Live Video Mode ① Visual ② Thermal(BW) ③ Thermal ④ Overlay 1 - 14 - last saved : 7-Dec-2022... -
Page 16: Live Mode Display
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 4) Live Mode Display (1) Maximum Temperature Point (2) Point Measurement Temperature A. When you set the temperature point you want to measure on the screen, the temperature of the low point set at the bottom is displayed. (Up to 10 points: 0 to 9) The temperature information is overlaid at the bottom of the screen and sent with the image in video streaming. -
Page 17: System Opetation (Setup Mode)
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 4. System Opetation (Setup Mode) 1) Entering Setup Mode (1) Entering the camera's IP address in the Internet address window opens the camera's settings page and pops up the login password confirmation window. (2) The default mode is Live mode and you can access Setup mode by pressing button as shown in the image below - 16 -... -
Page 18: Menu Tree
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 2) Menu Tree Menu Item Description Users Add or delete users of the camera. Change Password Change the password of the registered user. General Date & Time Setup time information and time zone. This is the value needed to calculate the temperature of the camera. Thermal Parameter Setup (Please do not change the values. -
Page 19: General
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 3) General (1) Users A. Add or delete user accounts. B. Authorization A) Administrator (A) Access all menues. B) Operator (A) Access all menues except ‘Users’ menu. C) User (A) Acess only ‘Video’ Menu. D) Guest (A) View live video only. (2) Change Password A. -
Page 20: Video
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 4) Video (1) Thermal Parameter Setup A. R / B / F / O, Offset A) Thermal parameter value to calculate temperature from the values measured by thermal sensor. B) When there is a discrepancy between the actual temperature and measured one, adjust the deviation by entering compensation temperature on the offset. - Page 21 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA The menu must be maintained at the factory shipment value and if any other changes or modifications are needed, contact the supplier. - 20 - last saved : 7-Dec-2022...
- Page 22 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA (2) Live Screen Setup A. Horizontal / Vertical Image Sync A) The horizontal / vertical adjustment values set on the “LIVE” mode are displayed. B. Dynamic Range A) Upper(ON), Lower(ON) : Display thermal image corresponding to both maximum and minimum temperature. B) Upper(ON), Lower(OFF) : Display thermal image corresponding to the fixed minimum temperature.
- Page 23 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA C. Select Temperature Unit : A) Mode_T / Kelvin B) Mode_T / Celsius C) Mode_T / Fahrenheit D. Colorbar: A) Select a color bar applied to Overlay Mode. 10 color bars are available. E. Event Report A) Alarm is triggered when the maximum set temperature is detected. B) When [Event Report] is “ON”, [Event Max Temperature] and [Relay Output] are activated to be entered.
- Page 24 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA (3) Measurement Point Setup A. X coordinates input: A) Enter X coordinates of the point on the screen you want to measure temperature (←0 ~ →629) B. Y coordinates output: A) Enter Y coordinates of the point on the screen you want to measure temperature (↑0 ~ ↓471) C.
- Page 25 (A) Primary Stream: HI8060-MW: 2592 X 1944, 2048 X 1036, 1600 X 1200 (Visual OInly) / 1280 X 720, 1024 X 768, 640 X 480 HI1612-MW: 2592 X 1944, 2048 X 1036, 1600 X 1200 (Visual Only) / 1920 X 1080, 1280 X 720, 1024 X 768,...
- Page 26 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA E. Quality A) VBR(Variable BitRate) (A) To minimize image quality loss, select VBR which enables video compression rate variable according to the movement of objectives and the complixity of the screen. (B) 5 steps can be selected: Lowest-Low-Medium-High-Highest (C) The compression bitrate varies greatly depending on the change or movement of the frame.
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Page 27: Network
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 5) Network (1) TCP/IP Setting A. IP Address Configuration A) Obtain IP address via DHCP (A) DHCP server automatically assigns an IP to the camera. B) Use the following IP address: Enter the network information below according to the network environment where the camera is installed. - Page 28 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA A. When using the alarm output, enter the default settings for the connected alarm-out device. A) N/C : Normal Close (A) The alarm remains closed until en event is triggered. B) N/o : Normal Open (A) The alarm remains open until en event is triggered. (2) Event Server A.
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Page 29: System
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 7) System (1) Upgrade A. Restart A) Turn off and turn on the camera. All the settings are not changed. B. Reset A) All values except the current IP settings will be initialized. C. Factory Default A) All values are deleted including User Accounts. B) The factory default for IP is set to DHCP. -
Page 30: Troubleshooting Guide
THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA 5. Troubleshooting Guide 1) How to troubleshoot Issue How to resolve . Check <network> setting value of the camera is correctly input. . Check network cable is connected correctly. . In case of connecting through DHCP, you should make sure that the camera achieves the I can’t connect the camera through web dynamic IP address properly. - Page 31 THERMAL NETWORK CAMERA ================================================================= For further help and advice please contact Antrica on: Email: support@antrica.com Phone: +44 (0)1628 626098 www.antrica.com Antrica (Division of Zilica Ltd) Office : +44 (0)1628 626098 Address: Unit B1 Westacott Business Centre, Maidenhead , SL6 3RT , United Kingdom...
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