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MV84X Installation Guide
This is a comprehensive guide for the MV84X camera, detailing its overview, power requirements, dashboard setup, and
step-by-step installation instructions.
MV84X Overview
The Cisco Meraki MV84X is a multi-imager smart camera that is exceptionally simple to deploy and configure due to its
integration into the Meraki Dashboard and cloud-augmented edge storage. The MV Smart Camera family eliminates
complex and expensive servers and video recorders required by traditional solutions, removing the limitations typically
placed on video surveillance deployments.
What's in the box?
The following items are included with the MV84X.
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Summary of Contents for Cisco MERAKI MV84X
- Page 1 MV84X Overview The Cisco Meraki MV84X is a multi-imager smart camera that is exceptionally simple to deploy and configure due to its integration into the Meraki Dashboard and cloud-augmented edge storage. The MV Smart Camera family eliminates complex and expensive servers and video recorders required by traditional solutions, removing the limitations typically placed on video surveillance deployments.
- Page 2 Verify that all contents are present before beginning installation. Item Specification Quantity MV84X Camera Camera Ceiling Base Plate IR Shield Installation Template M6x15 Screw...
- Page 3 You must complete the following steps before going on-site to perform an installation Configure Your Network in the Dashboard The following is a brief overview of the steps required to add an MV84X camera to your network. For detailed instructions about creating, configuring and managing the Meraki Camera networks, refer to the online documentation.
- Page 4 *.devices.meraki.direct and that these domain requests are forwarded to Google public DNS. Assigning IP Addresses Currently, the MV84X camera does not support static IP assignment. MV84X units must be added to a subnet that uses DHCP and has available DHCP addresses to operate correctly. Mounting Instructions Step 1: Loosen the Dome Housing Screws •...
- Page 5 Step 2: Rotate and Remove the Dome Cover • After partially loosening the eight perimeter screws in Step 1, gently rotate the dome cover in the direction indicated by the arrow. • The dome will disengage when the arrows on the dome and the base plate aligns. •...
- Page 6 Step 3: Lift the Dome Housing • After rotating the dome in Step 2, carefully lift the dome housing straight up, as shown by the green arrows. • The dome is secured to the camera using a cable, placing the dome on the side while keeping the cable attached. •...
- Page 7 Step 4: Unlock and Rotate the Camera Base • On the camera base plate, you’ll see a small button, gently press to unlock the camera from the base plate. • Turn the camera assembly in the direction of the green arrow to completely disengage the camera from the base plate.
- Page 8 Step 5: Detach the Mounting Plate • After completing the previous unlock/rotation step (Step 4), ensure the base is in the “unlock” position. • Separate the mounting plate (the large circular piece) away from the main camera assembly, as indicated by the upward arrows.
- Page 9 Step 6: Remove or Disassemble the Cable Gland • Locate C-Socket Nut on the camera base, this contains the cable gland assembly. • Unscrew the C-socket nut from the base of the camera • Remove the seal basket (sometimes called the compression or seal ring) and the rubber gasket. Note: Keep these pieces organized;...
- Page 10 Step 7: Mount the Plate and Route the Cable • Prepare the Cable Opening ◦ Ensure the hole in the ceiling or wall is large enough for your cable and connectors (e.g., RJ45 plug). ◦ If using anchors, insert them into the pre-drilled holes in the ceiling or wall. •...
- Page 11 Step 8: Position the camera body • Hook the support cable on the camera assembly into the built-in clamp on the underside of the mounting plate (highlighted in the inset image). • Guide the Ethernet cable through the opening in the camera assembly ◦...
- Page 12 • Twist the camera assembly in the direction of “TO LOCK” marker to the mounting plate and align the arrow marks to lock the parts together • Ensure the plate and camera assembly seat flush against each other and against the ceiling. •...
- Page 13 Step 11: Power On and Verify Network Connection • Align the RJ45 connector with the camera’s Ethernet port. ◦ Push it in firmly until you hear or feel the latch click into place. • Ensure the power source is Type 3 PoE++ (802.3bt) •...
- Page 14 Step 12: Adjust the Camera Angle and Orientation • Once the live view is available, now the lenses can be correctly aimed as needed. ◦ Move the camera module vertically to capture more ceiling or floor as needed. ◦ Rotate the camera lens horizontally on the 360 track to aim the lenses at the areas of interest. ◦...
- Page 15 Step 13: Replace the Desiccant Packets • The MV84X ships with pre-installed desiccant packs to ensure the camera is moisture-free during transit and installation, these packs must be removed and replaced with a fresh set of desiccant packs provided in the box.
- Page 16 Step 14: Reattach the Dome Cover • Hold the dome cover (the large outer shell) and position it so the alignment markers match up with the camera assembly. • You will see small arrows on the dome and camera base indicating the correct orientation. •...
- Page 17 • Stop once you feel moderate resistance, overtightening can strip threads. • Once fully tightened, the dome should be firmly in place, with no visible gaps. Step 15: Attach the IR Shield • Hold the Infrared (IR) shield below the camera dome, orienting it so the cutout matches the dome’s contours (Cisco Logo) •...
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