Moog EXVF5C-1 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual
Moog EXVF5C-1 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

Moog EXVF5C-1 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

Exo series fixed hd camera system high definition camera systems for harsh environments, 12x optical zoom, vandal resistant & pressurized with wall / pole mount, 24vac / 12vdc or poe power input

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EXO Fixed HD Camera System
High Definition Camera Systems for Harsh Environments
EXVF5C-1...................12x optical zoom, Vandal resistant with wall / pole mount, 24Vac or PoE power input
EXPF5C-1...................12x optical zoom, Pressurized with wall / pole mount, 24Vac or PoE power input
EXVF5C12-1...............12x optical zoom, Vandal resistant with wall / pole mount, 12Vdc power input
EXPF5C12-1...............12x optical zoom, Pressurized with wall / pole mount, 12Vdc power input
© 2013, Moog Inc. All Rights Reserved
Moog Inc.
Sensor and Surveillance Systems
3650 Woodhead Drive, Northbrook, IL. USA 60062
+1.847.498.0700 Fax: +1.847.498.1258 www.moogS3.com

Installation and Operation Instructions

Before attempting to connect or operate this product,
please read these instructions completely.
81-IN5518 111913

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  • Page 1: Installation And Operation Instructions

    EXO Fixed HD Camera System High Definition Camera Systems for Harsh Environments EXVF5C-1....12x optical zoom, Vandal resistant with wall / pole mount, 24Vac or PoE power input EXPF5C-1....12x optical zoom, Pressurized with wall / pole mount, 24Vac or PoE power input EXVF5C12-1....12x optical zoom, Vandal resistant with wall / pole mount, 12Vdc power input...
  • Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Read these instructions. Keep these instructions. CAUTION Heed all warnings RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN Follow all instructions. Do not use this apparatus near water. CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF Clean only with damp cloth. ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER ( OR BACK).
  • Page 3 Register Your Products Online www.moogS3.com/technical-support/product-registration Moog values your patronage. We are solely committed to providing you with the highest quality products and superior customer service. With 3-Year and 5-Year warranties (depending on the product purchased) we stand behind every product we sell.
  • Page 4 ™ During the labor warranty period, to repair the Product, Purchaser will either return the defective product, freight prepaid, or deliver it to Manufacturer at Moog Decatur Operations, 2525 Park Central Boulevard, Decatur, Georgia, 30035. The Product to be repaired is to be returned in either its original carton or a similar package affording an equal degree of protection with a RMA # (Return Materials Authorization number) displayed on the outer box or packing slip.
  • Page 5: Electrical Specifications

    Electrical Specifications EXO Fixed The Fixed EXO HD Camera System is designed to accept (3) different power inputs. They are: 1). PoE - (Factory Ready - EX*F5C-1 models) Power Input: 2). 24 Volt AC - (Factory Ready - EX*F5C-1 models) - 24VAC model 30W max.
  • Page 6: Contents Of Box

    Proper Assembly Contents of Box of Mounting Bracket EXO Fixed Main Camera Wiring Access Holes: Must be rear facing Wall Mount (mount varies based on application) Base Mount Hardware Packet: Mount Gasket Screws CAUTION: When assembling the mounting bracket, make sure all the wiring access holes are facing towards the rear of the base mount.
  • Page 7 WALL MOUNTING If running wire through a conduit to the housing mount, rst install Attach mount to wall with suitable hardware (not provided). appropriate ttings to the mount base. • Si se ejecuta a través de un cable de conducto a la carcasa de montaje, primero instale los •...
  • Page 8 Pole or Wall Mount (Use Steel Straps to Mount to Pole) Gasket Nipples Crimp Cable Ties Cable Cable Pierce the gasket nipples (as needed). Place the gasket as shown. Crimp the connectors as needed. Then use cable ties Pass wires without connectors thru gasket and nipples. on the nipples to secure, leave an extra 2”...
  • Page 9 FACING REAR OF CAMERA (B- Completely loosen) STEP STEP (A- Slightly loosen) Detail M OTHER RJ45 / PoE Input Power Select Switch DETAIL DETAIL DATA POWER INPUT INPUT/ Alarm Alarm Speaker Audio Line Ground OUTPUT Detail N* 24Vac Ground AC (NEU) AC (Live) DC (-) DC (+)
  • Page 10 To Access the Micro SD Card Slot: Loosen (2) screws FIRST: MAKE SURE UNIT IS POWERED OFF COMPLETELY Allen Wrench USE FORCE TO SPERATE DETAIL A ________DETAIL A___________ FACING REAR OF ENCLOSURE ALLEN WRENCH HOLE SLOTS Thoroughly loosen the (2) captive screws (shown in DETAIL A) with provided 5mm Allen Key (included) to remove the front part of the camera system. •...
  • Page 11 Pressurize the Unit (NOT required for the Non-Pressurized Vandal Unit) Air Chuck Hose Regulator Nitrogen Tank When pressurizing unit be sure to set the gauge or regulator Reinstall front of enclosure and tighten the (2) screws from slightly above the housing pressure target of 5-7psi (0.35-0.5bar). step 9A.
  • Page 12 Depress the ll valve. Drain all air from the housing and repeat 3 times to remove all moisture. • Presione la válvula del terraplén. Salga todo el aire de la cubierta y de la repetición 3 veces de quitar toda la humedad. •...
  • Page 13: Replacement Parts List

    5-7psi. Pressure Fill Schraeder Valve Depress to Purge Replacement Parts List REAR BODY ASSEMBLY CONTACT MOOG FOR REPAIR/REPLACEMENT EXO Fixed HD Camera EXFRP01 EXFRV01 FRONT BODY ASSEMBLY with WINDOW included...
  • Page 14: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Software Sections Moog Discovery Tool ................................1.0.0 Using the Moog EXO Web Application ..........................2.0.0 System Status ..................................2.1.0 System Configuration ................................2.2.0 Configuration / Date Time ..............................2.2.1 Configuration / Network ...............................
  • Page 15: Moog Discovery Tool

    1.0.0 Moog Discovery Tool By factory default, the Moog EXO Camera is configured in DHCP. If you are not using a DHCP server it will automatically allocate itself an APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing) address in the range 169.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254 with subnet mask 255.255.0.0.
  • Page 16 The MDT will display as many devices as it discovers on the network If no DHCP server was able to assign an IP address to a Moog EXO Camera, it will appear in the MDT device list with an APIPA address (169.254.*.*).
  • Page 17 To assign IP Address, update firmware, or configure Moog web interface, right click on highlighted serial number / Mac Address. Assign IP Address(es) Once the IP information is set, the Silverlight web application served by the EXO Camera can be launched from the MDT or directly in your web browser by typing the device’s IP address in the address bar.
  • Page 18: Using The Moog Exo Web Application

    2.0.0 Using the Moog EXO Web Application Application When entering the Web Application, the following window will be displayed. You will be asked a username and password. The default User name and Password is ‘admin’. (To reset the user name and password see / Configurations / User Accounts)
  • Page 19: System Status

    2.1.0 System Status Status Window System Status - 2.1.0 Configuration - 2.2.0 Main Menu Tabs Maintenance - 3.0.0 Live Viewer - 4.0.0 Recording - 5.0.0 Upon successfully logging into the web interface, a welcome screen will be displayed. The welcome screen shows general device health status as well as firmware version and system uptime.
  • Page 20: System Configuration

    2.2.0 System Configuration Configuration / System Under the Configuration section, select the System tab to perform the following operations: • View product model information, current firmware version and serial number. • Specify a custom name; this name can be used by third-party software to display a selected name for the device. Enable edge recording by checking the “Use Recorder Module”...
  • Page 21: Configuration / Date Time

    2.2.1 Configuration / Date Time Under the Configuration section, select the Date Time tab to perform the following operations: • Set the time zone in which the device is operating. • Manually set the current date and time for the device’s internal clock. •...
  • Page 22: Configuration / Network / Dhcp

    2.2.3 Configuration / Network / DHCP Under the Configuration section, select the Network tab to perform the following operations: • Set the camera’s IP parameters; DHCP or static IP information. • Configure an NTP server to allow the device to automatically update its internal clock using an NTP server. 2.2.4 Configuration / Network / Host Name Configuration-NPT NPT Server- use when desiring to have local network time as default, to do so you must enter the IP address on the local NPT server used on the network.
  • Page 23: Configuration / Network / Api - Bonjour

    2.2.6 Configuration / Network / API- Boujour NOTE: To control the EXO Camera system with a VMS software system, you must enable the required Network APIs. Enable PSIA • or GENETEC API depending on which VMS platform you intend to use with the device. Disabling any unrequired APIs will accelerate boot time.
  • Page 24: Configuration / Video In

    2.3.0 Configuration / Video In 2.3.1 Configuration / Video In / Video Input Under the Configuration section, select the Video In tab to perform the following operations: Digital format – choices are, 720 50fps, 720 60fps. 2.3.2 Configuration / Video In / Sensor Configure camera bloc / sensor parameters.
  • Page 25: Configuration / Video In / Video Compression

    VBR aggressiveness however is unique to Moog EXO Cameras and proposes various levels (disabled to aggressive) of motion triggered rate control.
  • Page 26: Configuration / Video In / Point To Point

    2.3.4 Configuration / Video In / Point to Point Configure point to point video connections (up to three) for creating persistent video streams from the encoder to • a network endpoint. 2.3.5 Configuration / Video In / Text Overlay Text Box To insert a text overlay: •...
  • Page 27: Configuration / Video In / Motion Detection

    2.3.6 Configuration / Video In / Motion Detection Select from 1 of 4 available regions: • With mouse click on region position box. • Bring mouse pointer to view window and drag box around area for motion detection. • Select desired Frame Count, Sensitivity and Thresholds. •...
  • Page 28: Configuration / Video In / Privacy Zones

    2.3.7 Configuration / Video In / Privacy Zones Privacy Zones are used to block out video in areas view is not permitted or desired. To add a Privacy Zone: • Select the Zone to be identified with privacy area. There are up to 16 zones available. •...
  • Page 29: Configuration / Audio In

    2.3.8 Configuration / Audio In Under the Configuration section, select the Audio In tab to perform the following operations: • Configure audio input compression parameters. • Configure point to point audio connections (up to three) for creating persistent audio streams from the encoder to a network endpoint.
  • Page 30: Configuration / Audio Out

    2.3.9 Configuration / Audio Out Under the Configuration section, select the Audio Out tab to perform the following operations: • Configure audio output parameters. • Configure a point to point audio connection for receiving a persistent audio stream from a network endpoint.
  • Page 31: Configuration / Recording

    2.4.0 Configuration / Recording...
  • Page 32 Note: Recording Menu will NOT be visible unless activated; see 2.20 System configuration. • Grooming mode; Select method to remove files from full SD card. (Chronological will remove old files first.)
  • Page 33: Configuration / User Accounts

    2.4.1 Configuration / User Accounts Under the Configuration section, select the User Accounts tab to perform the following operations: • Select the web interface’s authentication method. A dual passphrase is made available for additional security. • Manage user accounts which have access to the device. User Roles: Administrator: All is available...
  • Page 34: Maintenance

    3.0.0 Maintenance This section describes how to update your Moog EXO Cameras to newer firmware versions from the web application. To find the latest file go to http://videolarm.com/technical-support/software-firmware-downloads/. Click on “EXO Camera Firmware” - click, save file. Navigate to your device’s web application using your favorite web browser.
  • Page 35: Live Viewer

    4.0.0 Live Viewer Use Live View for: • Live Camera View • Start and Stop Recording • Camera Control • Setting Presets • Adjust View Scale To enable live you must activate by pressing the “Play” button. Play Button To adjust viewing scale for 1024 x 768 monitor, press smaller view.
  • Page 36: Live Viewer Pan / Tilt And Presets

    4.1.0 Live Viewer Pan / Tilt and Presets Lens Control Preset Controls • Speed Control: To increase speed, slide control knob to the right. • Lens Funtion: Use +/- buttons to update Iris, Zoom and Focus. • Preset Functions. First Select Preset Number. Then position Camera and lens to desired position.
  • Page 37: Recording

    5.0.0 Recording To activate recording mode you must go to Configuration / System / Use Recorder Mode. Click “Use Recorder Mode” checkbox. This will activate addional Recording controls in the recording window. You must “Save” and then “Reboot” after making this change. >...
  • Page 38: Performing Batch Firmware Update

    6.0.0 Performing Batch Firmware Update This section describes how to perform a batch update of multiple Moog EXO Camera devices to newer firmware versions from the MDT. The batch firmware update works by starting a firmware update session. Only one session at time is allowed and only 20 devices can be selected by session.
  • Page 39 To start a firmware update session, choose the “.iof” file corresponding to the new firmware by clicking to the “Select File …” button. Once selected, click the “Start” button. Once started, the “Firmware Update Session” window shows the progress of the firmware update. This window can be closed at any moment without losing the current session.
  • Page 40: Point To Point Connections

    Point-to-point connections between a Moog EXO Camera and a Decoder can be configured using the device’s web application. In the Moog EXO web application, in the Configuration section, go to the Video In tab. Scroll down all the way to the bottom of the configuration page.

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