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VUpoint Bullet Varifocal P2P PoE Network Camera Model: RVCM52P13 EN FR ES IT Quick Guide  Language Page EN 3 FR 8 ES 13 IT 18 2  EN Bullet Varifocal Network Camera Components Note: Note: The camera settings to factory default mode), long press the Reset for 10 seconds; the light turns off 3  Defining IP Camera Settings Step 1 Your PoE supported camera can be used without electrical connection by using only the Ethernet cable. To achieve this, connect one end of the Ethernet cable (LAN) to the camera Ethernet port and the other side to: 1. A PoE injector that is connected to your network or 2. To a PoE supported router or switch. Step 2 Log into the Installer Administration at www.riscocloud.com/installer. Step 3 Once logged in, click Control Panels List → select the desired control panel → click Network Cameras → click the example below. and then fill the required fields as shown in Define Camera Settings Click when done Please wait for camera to connect Step 4 Once the “camera is ready for use” message is displayed, click “OK”. The defined IP camera is displayed in the IP Cameras page and ready for use. 4  Setting the Focal Length This feature allows you to set the appropriate focal length of the video according to the required field-of-view. Step 1 From the IP Cameras screen, click the “…” button below according to the MAC address. Figure 1 IP Camera Settings Step 2 In the screen that opens, select the UI/CGI checkbox and click “Save”. Figure 2 Enable UI/CGI Option The installer is now provided with access to the Web interface of the IP Camera for a duration of one hour. Step 3 From the riscogroup website, click the “SUPPORT” tab and select “Downloads”. Step 4 Double-click the “VUpro Config Tool” to download the ConfigTool on your laptop PC. 5  Step 5 Open the Config Tool to view the camera list on your network. Click the at the top of the screen to refresh the Camera list (refresh) button Step 6 Click the (Explorer) button according to the MAC address of the camera or open another Internet browser and enter the IP address of the camera in the address bar. By Default, the Username and Password for the IP Camera login is “admin” and “_AdmiN_+ IP Camera MAC address” (for example, _AdmiN_AABBCCDDEEFF). Click “Login”. 6  Step 7 In the screen below you can make changes to the focal length of the video. Click the “Zoom and Focus” button. Zoom and Focus button Step 8 On the right hand side of the screen below you can zoom in or zoom out (set the focal length) by clicking on the “+“/”-“ buttons, respectively, or by sliding the bar in the middle. Note: It is not necessary to adjust the camera’s focus by clicking on the Focus “+ / - “ buttons since the camera is normally on Auto Focus mode. Zoom control 7  FR Composants de la caméra IP PoE P2P varifocale (avec objectif à focale variable) Remarque : Remarque : pour réinitialiser la caméra (c'est-à-dire rétablir ses paramètres par défaut), appuyez sur le bouton de réinitialisation pendant 10 secondes ; le voyant s'éteint. Logement pour carte SD Bouton de réinitialisation Gabarit d’installation Vis d'installation Caméra 8 Cheville Surface de montage  Définition des paramètres de la caméra IP Étape 1 Vous pouvez utiliser votre caméra compatible PoE sans connexion électrique à l'aide du câble Ethernet. Pour cela, raccordez l'une des extrémités du câble Ethernet (LAN) au port Ethernet de la caméra, et l'autre extrémité comme suit : 1. À un injecteur PoE connecté à votre réseau ou 2. À un routeur ou un switch compatible PoE. Vous pouvez également alimenter votre caméra IP à l'aide d’un adaptateur 12 V CC fourni par RISCO. Étape 2 Connectez-vous à l'application Installateur Admin sur la page www.riscocloud.com/installer. Étape 3 Une fois que vous êtes connecté, cliquez sur Liste des centrales → sélectionnez la centrale de votre choix → cliquez sur Caméras IP → cliquez sur les champs requis, comme dans l'exemple suivant. , puis renseignez Définissez les paramètres de la caméra Cliquez lorsque vous avez terminé Attendez que la caméra se connecte Étape 4 Lorsque le message « Caméra identifiée avec succès » s'affiche, cliquez sur OK. La caméra IP configurée s'affiche sur la page Caméras IP. Elle est prête à être utilisée. 9  Réglage de la focale Cette fonction vous permet de régler la focale de la vidéo selon le champ de vision souhaité. Étape 1 Dans l'écran Caméras IP, cliquez sur le bouton « … » ci-dessous de la caméra souhaitée (selon l'adresse MAC). Figure 3 Paramètres de la caméra IP Étape 2 Dans l'écran qui s'affiche, cochez la case UI/CGI et cliquez sur « Enregistrer ». Figure 4 Activer l'option UI/CGI L’installateur peut maintenant accéder à l'interface Web de la caméra IP pour une durée d'une heure. Étape 3 Accédez au site Internet de RISCO Group, cliquez sur l'onglet « SUPPORT », puis sélectionnez « Téléchargement ». Étape 4 Cliquez deux fois sur « VUpro Config Tool » pour télécharger l’outil ConfigTool sur votre ordinateur de bureau. 10  Étape 5 Ouvrez l'outil de configuration pour afficher la liste des caméras sur votre réseau. Cliquez sur le bouton (actualiser) situé en haut de l'écran pour actualiser la liste des caméras. Étape 6 Cliquez sur le bouton (Explorateur) en fonction de l'adresse MAC de la caméra, ou ouvrez une autre fenêtre de navigateur Internet et saisissez l'adresse IP de la caméra dans la barre d'adresses. Par défaut, le nom d'utilisateur et le mot de passe pour se connecter à la caméra IP sont « admin » et « _AdmiN_+ adresse MAC de la caméra IP » (par exemple, _AdmiN_AABBCCDDEEFF). Cliquez sur « Login ». 11  Étape 7 Dans l'écran ci-dessous, vous pouvez modifier les réglages de focale de la vidéo. Cliquez sur le bouton « Zoom and Focus ». Bouton Zoom et mise au point Étape 8 La zone située à droite de l'écran ci-dessous vous permet d'effectuer un zoom avant ou arrière (c'est-à-dire de régler la focale) ; pour cela, cliquez sur les boutons “+/-“, respectivement, ou déplacez le curseur central. Remarque : il n'est pas nécessaire de régler la mise au point de la caméra en cliquant sur les boutons “+/-“, car la caméra est généralement en mode de mise au point automatique. Commandes de zoom 12  ES Componentes de la cámara de red varifocal Bullet Nota: Nota: Para activar los ajustes de fábrica de la cámara, mantenga presionado el botón Reset durante 10 segundos y la luz se apagará. Ranura para tarjeta SD Botón Reset Taco Cámara Tornillo autorroscante 13 Superficie de montaje Plantilla de instalación  Definir la configuración de la cámara IP Paso 1 Su cámara compatible con PoE se puede utilizar sin conexión eléctrica, solo mediante el cable Ethernet. Para ello, conecte un extremo del cable Ethernet (LAN) al puerto Ethernet de la cámara y el otro extremo a: 1. Un inyector PoE conectado a la red, o bien 2. Un router o conmutador compatible con PoE. Paso 2 Conéctese a la aplicación de administración de instaladores en www.riscocloud.com/installer. Paso 3 Una vez conectado, haga clic en la lista de paneles de control → seleccione el panel de control que desee → haga clic en Cámaras de red → haga clic en rellene los campos necesarios como se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo. y seguidamente Defina la configuración de la cámara Pulse cuando haya terminado Espere a que se conecte la cámara Paso 4 Cuando aparezca el mensaje Camera is ready for use, pulse OK. La cámara IP definida se visualizará en la página de cámaras IP y estará lista para su uso. 14  Ajustar la distancia focal Esta función permite ajustar la distancia focal del vídeo apropiada según el campo de visión requerido. Paso 1 Desde la pantalla de cámaras IP, pulse el botón “…” correspondiente a la dirección MAC. Figura 5 Ajuste de la cámara IP Paso 2 En la pantalla que aparece, seleccione la casilla de verificación UI/CGI y pulse “Save”. Figura 6 Activar opción UI/CGI El instalador ahora tiene acceso a la interfaz web de la cámara IP durante una hora. Paso 3 Desde el sitio web de riscogroup, pulse la pestaña “SUPPORT” y seleccione “Downloads”. Paso 4 Pulse dos veces “VUpro Config Tool” para descargar la herramienta de configuración en su ordenador portátil. 15  Paso 5 Abra la herramienta de configuración para ver la lista de cámaras de su red. Pulse el botón (actualizar) en la parte superior de la pantalla para actualizar la lista de cámaras Paso 6 Pulse el botón (Explorer) correspondiente a la dirección MAC de la cámara o abra otra ventana de Internet e introduzca la dirección IP de la cámara en la barra de direcciones. Por defecto, los campos de nombre de usuario y contraseña para acceder al inicio de sesión de la cámara IP son admin y _AdmiN_+ dirección MAC de la cámara IP (por ejemplo, _AdmiN_AABBCCDDEEFF). Pulse “Login”. 16  Paso 7 En la siguiente pantalla puede hacer cambios en la distancia focal del vídeo. Pulse el botón “Zoom and Focus”. Botón Zoom and Focus Paso 8 A la derecha, en la pantalla siguiente, puede alejar o acercar la imagen (ajustar la distancia focal) pulsando los botones “+“/”-“, respectivamente, o deslizando la barra central. Nota: No es necesario ajustar el enfoque de la cámara pulsando los botones de enfoque “+ / -“, ya que normalmente la cámara está en modo de enfoque automático. Control del zoom 17  IT Telecamera IP P2P PoE da Esterno – Componenti Note: Alloggiamento Scheda SD Nota: Per le impostazioni di fabbrica della telecamera, premere il pulsante di Reset per circa 10 secondi fino a quando la luce non si spegne Pulsante di reset Telecamera Viti Autofilettanti 18 Tasselli Dima Superfice di montaggio  Configurazione della Telecamera IP Passo 1 La telecamera supporta il PoE e può essere utilizzata senza connessione elettrica utilizzando solo il cavo Ethernet. Per ottenere ciò, collegare un'estremità del cavo Ethernet (LAN) alla porta Ethernet della telecamera e l'altro lato a: 1. Un Iniettore PoE connesso sulla propria rete oppure 2. Un Poe generato da uno Switch o da un Router PoE Passo 2 Autenticarsi nel proprio Profilo Installatore via web (www.riscocloud.com/installer ) inserendo le proprie credenziali. Passo 3 Una volta loggati andare su , Lista Centrali → selezionare la centrale alla quale aggiungere la/e telecamere → cliccare su Telecamere IP → cliccare su e quindi riempire i campi come mostrato di seguito. Definire i vari settaggi Quindi Premere Aggiungi Attendere per la connessione della telecamera Passo 4 Quando viene visualizzato il messaggio "Telecamera Connessa", fare clic su "OK". La telecamera IP definita viene visualizzata nella pagina Telecamere IP ed è pronta per l'uso. 19  Impostazione della Lunghezza Focale Questa funzione consente di impostare la lunghezza focale appropriata della Telecamera in base al campo di vista richiesto. Passo 1 Dalla Schermata Telecamere IP premere “…” accanto al MAC Address della telecamera alla quale modificare il campo visivo. Figura 7 Settaggio Telecamera IP Passo 2 Nella schermata che appare mettere il flag su UI/CGI e cliccare su “Salva”. Figura 8 Abilitazione Opzione UI/CGI L'installatore è ora abilitato all’accesso all'interfaccia Web della telecamera IP per la durata di un'ora. Passo 3 Dal sito www.riscogroup.it, cliccare su “ASSISTENZA” e poi selezionare “Downloads”. Passo 4 Doppio click su “VUpro Config Tool” per scaricare il tools sul proprio PC. 20  Passo 5 Aprire lo strumento di configurazione per visualizzare l'elenco delle telecamere sulla rete. Fare clic sul pulsante l'elenco. (Aggiorna) nella parte superiore dello schermo per aggiornare Passo 6 Fare clic sul pulsante (Esplora risorse) di fianco all'indirizzo MAC della telecamera o aprire un altro browser Internet e inserire l'indirizzo IP della telecamera nella barra degli indirizzi. Per impostazione predefinita, il nome utente e la password per il login della telecamera IP sono "admin" e "_AdmiN_ + indirizzo MAC della telecamera IP tutto maiuscolo" (ad esempio, _AdmiN_AABBCCDDEEFF). Fare clic su "Login" Passo 7 Nella schermata qui sotto è possibile modificare la lunghezza focale della telecamera. Fare clic sul pulsante "Zoom and Focus (messa a fuoco)". 21  Bottone Zoom e messa a fuoco Passo 8 Sul lato destro dello schermo (vedere immagine sotto riportata) si può ingrandire o ridurre l’immagine (impostare la lunghezza focale) facendo click rispettivamente sui pulsanti "+" / "-", o facendo scorrere la barra al centro. Nota: Non è necessario regolare la messa a fuoco della fotocamera facendo clic sui pulsanti di messa a fuoco "+ / -" poiché la fotocamera è normalmente in modalità di messa a fuoco automatica. Controllo dello Zoom 22  23  Standard Limited Product Warranty (“Limited Warranty”) RISCO Ltd. 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