IndigoVision

3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera

BX Range

User Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Legal considerations 2
Copyright 2
Contact address 2

1 About This Guide 5

Safety notices 5

2 Hardware Description 7
Overview 7
Metrics 7
Dimensions 8
Weight 8
Connections 8
Pin connections 9
Power requirements 9

3 Getting Started 11
Package contents 11
3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera 11
Package contents 11
Powering up the 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera 12
Configuring the camera 12
Configure the settings 12

4 Installation 13
Assemble the camera 13
Prepare the ceiling 13
Install the camera in the ceiling 14
Disassemble the camera 16

5 Operations 19
Configure the camera 19
Reset to factory defaults 19

6 Configuration 21
Web Configuration pages 21
System information 21
Image parameters 21
Network settings 23
Account management 25
Event settings 25
Recording settings 25

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System settings 26
Event logs 27

7 Hardware Specification 29
Codec specification 29
Video 29
Audio 29
Resolution 29
Sensor specifications 30
Connections 30
Control Center requirements 30
Environmental 30
Regulatory 30

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1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE

This guide is written for users of the IndigoVision 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera. It provides
installation and configuration information for the device variants, as well as a description of the
hardware and specifications.
Please ensure you read the instructions provided in the guide before using the device.

Safety notices
This guide uses the following formats for safety notices:

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in moderate injury, damage the product, or lead to loss
of data.

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may seriously impair operations.

Additional information relating to the current section.

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2 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

This chapter details the 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera, its connections, and its weights
and dimensions.

Overview
The 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera is part of IndigoVision’s professional BX Range. The
3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera is compact and easy to install. The 3 megapixel sensor in
the camera provides a high resolution image that is fully ONVIF conformant.

Figure 1: 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera

Metrics
The 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera is a plastic encased dome camera for internal ceiling
mounting.

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Figure 2: 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera

Dimensions
• 97 mm (3.82 inches)(dia) x 104.5 mm (4.11 inches)(h)

Weight
• 380g

Connections
The camera connections are situated on the end of the camera.

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1 2 3

Figure 3: 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera connections

Pin connections
Connection Description Comment

1 Default Press and hold for 5 seconds to reset all settings to the factory defaults.

2 RJ45 Solid green LED indicates connection established.

Flashing amber LED indicates data transmitted/received.

3 Reset Press to reboot the camera. The camera settings are not changed.

Power requirements
The camera is powered using Power over Ethernet (PoE).
• PoE (802.3af Class 2)
• 4.5W

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3 GETTING STARTED

This chapter describes the initial steps required to start using your 3MP In- ceiling Microdome
Camera.

Package contents
Before continuing, please check that you have been shipped the items listed for your device.

3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera

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Figure 4: 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera package contents

Package contents
1. Base Housing
2. Camera Assembly
3. Dome Bubble

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In addition to the camera, the following items are also provided:

• Ceiling panel cut-out template

Powering up the 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera

The camera is a Power Over Ethernet (PoE) powered device compliant with the IEEE802.3af
standard.

Configuring the camera

Before you connect the camera to your network, you must configure the camera's IP address and
subnet mask appropriately.

Configure the settings

1. Connect the camera to a PC via a PoE switch or an Ethernet crossover cable.
2. Navigate to the camera's default IP address using a web browser, and enter the default user name
and password.
Table 1: Default network settings

Default Username Admin

Default Password 1234

Default IP Address 10.5.1.10

Default Subnet Mask 255.0.0.0

Default Gateway 10.0.0.1

3. Enter the NTP server on the System Settings > Date & Time menu.
4. Enter a new IP address and subnet mask on the Network Settings > Network menu.
5. Select the maximum video frame rate for your country on the System Settings > Initialize menu.
Choose PAL for countries with 50Hz grid power supply-frequency or NTSC for countries
with a 60Hz grid power supply-frequency.

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This section details how to install the 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera.

Assemble the camera

After you have configured your camera’s IP settings, you are ready to install it in its final
position.
To install, use the following steps:
1. Prepare the ceiling.
2. Install the camera in the ceiling.

Prepare the ceiling

1. Mark and cut a hole in the ceiling using the template provided and suitable tools.

Installation Template

Figure 5: Mark out hole using template

2. Ensure the cables are easily accessible.

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Figure 6: Fitting the camera

3. Attach the LAN cable to the Camera Assembly (2) and carefully insert the Camera
Assembly (2) and Base Housing(1) into the hole in the ceiling.

Install the camera in the ceiling

1. While holding the Camera Assembly (2) in position, use a screw driver to turn the
locking arms.

Figure 7: Turn locking arms

2. Adjust the position of the camera view.

3. Tighten the locking arms in position.

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Figure 8: Tighten the locking arms in position

4. Carefully re-attach the Dome Bubble (3) and lock in position.

Figure 9: Re-attach the Dome Bubble

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Disassemble the camera

1. Using a screwdriver, loosen the locking screw on the Dome Bubble (3).

Figure 10: Loosen the locking screw

2. Remove the Dome Bubble.

Figure 11: Remove the Dome Bubble

3. Pull apart the two thinner retaining clips and then the larger retain clip.

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Figure 12: Pull apart retain clips

4. Gently remove the Camera Assembly (2) from the Base Housing (1).
5. Detach the LAN cable from the Camera Assembly.

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5 OPERATIONS

This chapter describes common tasks required for the operation of the 3MP In- ceiling
Microdome Camera.

Configure the camera

You can access the camera Configuration pages using the IP address of the camera.
Alternatively, you can access these pages through IndigoVision Control Center.

This functionality is only available if you have administrator permissions.

1. In Setup view, select the camera you want to configure.

2. Select the Configure tab, and enter a valid user name and password if required.
► For more information, see "Configuration" on page 21

Reset to factory defaults

You can reset the camera settings to factory defaults using the following methods:
• Press and hold the Default button on the camera for five seconds.
► For more information, see "Connections" on page 8
• Click System Settings > Initialize > Remote Hardware Factory Default on the
camera's Configuration pages.
► For more information, see "Initialize" on page 27

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6 CONFIGURATION

This section explains the various configuration options provided by the Web Configuration
pages

Web Configuration pages

To access the Web Configuration pages, enter the IP address of your device into a web
browser. The Information menu is displayed.

IndigoVision devices support Microsoft ® Internet Explorer (version 10 or higher

recommended).

To access any of the other configuration pages, click the required option in the menu on the
left of each page.

System information
This menu is read-only and provides a basic configuration overview of the device.

Image parameters
These menus provide control of the image settings.

Codec
The 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera supports two codec types.
• H.264 - Selecting this option lets you select sub menus for Frame rate, GOP length,
QoS (DSCP) Codepoint, and Rate control with corresponding range settings.
• MJPEG - Selecting this option lets you select sub menus which include Frame rate
and Quality.
Each Codec can be configured using a profile. There are 6 profiles available with each profile
containing 3 streams.
• Current profile - Select which profile you want to implement. Select Save profile to
apply the settings.
• Edit profile - Select which profile you wish to edit.
• Resolution - Set the resolution to be used by the camera
• Codec - Select which codec is to be used.
• Frame rate - Set the maximum frame rate.

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• GOP Length - A smaller number means the distance between two I-frames is smaller,
which needs more network bandwidth for better image quality. Larger numbers
consume less bandwidth but the image is difficult to recover. The available length
number options of GOP will vary based on frame rate settings.
• Quality - Select the quality of the codec to use.
• QoS - Select the Quality of service to be used. To classify and manage network traffic
and provide quality of service (QoS) on modern IP networks, Differentiated Services
Code Point (DSCP) is a computer networking architecture that specifies a resource
allocation to each device on a priority-based pattern for ideal bandwidth management.
The bigger value, the higher priority it will be.
• Rate control - Choose from VBR (Variable Bit Rate) and CBR (Capped Bit Rate).
CBR attempts to cap the bit rate to the target bit rate, regardless of activity.
• CBR/VBR bitrate maximum or minimum - Choose the bit rate control selection
based on user requirements. Higher bit rate values will result in better quality with
bigger file size and thus consume more network bandwidth. CBR stands for constant
mode with certain fixed rate by user definition, while VBR means variable mode in
which users can set a range of upper and lower limits respectively for bit rate control.

Exposure
Use this web page to set the exposure and light intensity of the image.
• Auto exposure - Select this option to automatically adjust the shutter speed and gain.
• Manual exposure - Select this option and manually adjust the exposure options.
• Advanced exposure - These options let you fine tune the exposure options.
• EV Compensation - Set the exposure compensation for the camera.
• Day & Night - Sets the day/night setting. Select automatic to enable the camera to
switch from day mode to night mode automatically.
• Switching Sensitivity - Select the sensitivity for the Day & Night switching from
day to night mode.
• Delay time - Enter the time to delay before switching from one mode to another.
• Noise reduction - Reduces signal noise from the sensor at the expense of
reduced sharpness.
• BLC - Filters intense back light surrounding a subject to enhance the features and
shapes of the subject. This feature is not available if Wide Dynamic Range is
enabled.
• WDR - Filters intense back light surrounding a subject to enhance the shadows and
highlights of the subject.

White balance
Specifies the method by which the camera determines color levels. IndigoVision
recommends this should be left at automatic unless one of the fixed values provides a more
accurate representation of the hues within a particular scene.

Basic color
Use this web page to configure the color and hues of the image. These are standard color-
space controls. Adjust as required for your video.
Contrast - Allows you to increase the contrast of edges in the image making edges more
distinct. Increasing the sharpness may increase bandwidth requirements and noise.
Hue - Set picture hue from level -15 to 15. Selecting 15 provides the deepest hue.

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Saturation - This describes the difference of a color from the gray of the same lightness.
Increasing saturation deepens the colors of your images, making reds redder and blues bluer.
You can adjust picture saturation level from 0 to 255. Decreasing saturation brings the image
closer to a grayscale (that is, monochrome or black-and-white) image. Selecting 255 provides
the highest image saturation.
Sharpness - Increasing the sharpness value sharpens the edges and small features of an
image. If the edges appear too smooth or blurred, increase the sharpness; otherwise,
decrease the sharpness. Sharpness value can be set from 0 to 15.
Gamma Correction - Allows you to set the gamma correction to 1 or 0.45.
Video orientation - Flips the image horizontally and vertically to change the orientation of the
image.

Privacy zones
Use this web page to define a zone that will be obscured when viewed by the camera.
Privacy zones appear as a colored shape when viewed by the camera.
You can configure up to 8 privacy zones.
To define a Privacy zone:
1. Define the zone Color of the zone.
2. Select a zone number.
3. Draw the desired zone on the embedded camera view.
4. Click Save Mask zone.
The display refreshes and the zone is created.
Clean Mask zone - Delete the selected zone

Network settings
Use this menu to configure the network connections and settings.

Network
• View - Click to open a dialog that displays the current configured network settings.
• Camera name - The name of the camera as it appears to the network.
• Location - The name of the network location.
• HTTP Port - The HTTP port used by the camera. It is recommended that you use port
80.
• HTTPS Port - The HTTPS port used by the camera. It is recommended that you use
port 443.
• DHCP - Use DHCP to automatically assign an IP address and connection
information.
• IPv4 - Manually configure the network connections. Contact your network
administrator for details.
• UPnP - Set this option to ON to enable the camera to be automatically detected on the
LAN.
• OSD (On Screen Display) - Select what information you want displayed over the
image from the camera. You can select the following information to be displayed over
the image:
• Camera name
• Your own text
• Date and time

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RTSP
Use this web page to control streaming media servers. The Real Time Streaming Protocol is
used for establishing and controlling media sessions between end points.
After authentication has been enabled you can configure each stream.
Multicast Address - You can normally leave this address unchanged. However, you may
change it to any valid multicast address if the default is not suitable or if it conflicts with
another multicast address.
Audio Multicast Address - You can normally leave this address unchanged. However, you
may change them to any valid port numbers if the defaults are not suitable. Multiple
Transmitters devices may share the same port numbers.

SNMP
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an internet standard protocol on top of the
application layer that restructures the exchange of management information among network-
attached nodes. This help administrators to remotely manage network devices.
Enable or disable each version of SNMP. For SNMP v3, enter your username, and
authentication and privacy keys.
Trap - This allows a user to notify the management station of significant events through
SNMP messages. If enable provide an IP address for the Trap Host.
Heartbeat - Use these options to configure a regular message verification process.
Download MIB - Seelct to download the Management Information base (MIB). This is
management data of the device subsystem.

802.1X
Use this web page to configure the authentication settings for accessing a network protected
by 802.1X.

This feature is intended for advanced users. Contact your local network administrator for
802.1X identity, passwords, and certificates.

Select the authentication Protocol to be used.

• None - select this option to disable 802.1X authentication
• EAP-MD5 Challenge
• EAP-TLS
• EAP-TTLS
• EAP-PEAP
Identity — Enter the user identity and the password associated with the certificate.
CA certificate — Browse to and upload the Certification Authority certificate file from your
computer. To remove a CA certificate, click Remove.
Client certificate — Browse to and upload the Client certificate file from your computer. To
remove a client certificate, click Remove.
Private key — Browse to and upload a private key file from your computer. To remove a
private key, click Remove.
If the private key is protected, select Key is password protected and enter the password.

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Click Submit to save any changes made on this page.

Account management
Use this web page to configure users and user access permissions.
The default admin log in details are as follows:
• Username: Admin
• Password: 1234
The camera supports up 5 additional users. These additional users can be configured as
administrators or guest accounts.
The default admin details can not be removed.

Event settings
Use these menu options to configure event detection criteria and the action to take when and
event occurs.

Motion detection
Use this web page to configure the motion detection settings.
• Sensitivity - Select the sensitivity of the defined detection zone. motion is detected by
changes in brightness and motion.
• Clean - Select to remove the defined detection zone.
• To create a detection zone, draw an area on the camera view area.
Select Submit to save the defined detection zone.

Email notification
Use this web page to configure the email settings to use when responding to a motion
detection event.
• Recording mode - Enable this option and configure the default email that is sent to
the defined recipients. You have the option to attach a captured image to the email.
• SMTP server - Configure the settings to connect to and use an email SMTP server.
• SMTP server IP address
• Port (default 25)
• Login ID
• Password
• Sender email address
• Authentication - Select an authentication method to use when connection to an
SMTP server
• Email address list - Enter the email addresses to be used when sending event
notifications. You can enter up 10 email addresses.

Recording settings
Use this menu to configure the FTP location for recorded footage. The footage can be
triggered from a motion detection or using schedule recording sessions.

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Network recording
Use this web page to select the recording trigger method and FTP server location where the
recorded footage is to be stored.
• FTP recording conditions - Select the condition or event that is used to trigger a
recording.
• Motion - Select this motion to record when motion is detected
• Schedule - Configure a range of dates and times when footage is recorded
• FTP Server - Configure the FTP server to be used for storing the recorded footage
• FTP server
• Port
• Login
• Password
• Motion event recording to FTP - Configure the pre and post event frames and time
for the recorded footage. Also define the folder and file to use for the recording.
• Scheduled recording to FTP - Configure a range to days, times, and pre event time
for the recorded footage.
• All day - Select this option to record for continuous recording.
• Schedule 1 or 2 - Select a start and end time to use with each day of the week.
You can only specify one range per day.

System settings
Use these menus to configure the general camera settings.

Date and time

Use web page menu to configure the date and time to be used by the camera.
• Manual - Manually enter the date and time to be used the camera.
• Synchronize with PC - Select this option to allow the camera to synchronize its time
with an attached PC.
• Synchronize with NTP Server - Select and configure these options if you wish to set
the date and time using a known NTP server.
• Time zone - Select the time zone to use with the date and time method selected.

Audio
Use this web page to enable audio input and to configure the quality to be used.

Firmware
Use this web page to update the firmware used on the camera.

Ensure that the camera is powered during the firmware update process. The camera takes
about 3 minutes to reboot after the firmware update is completed.

Browse - Click and locate the firmware file to use for updating the firmware of the camera.
Select Upload to start the firmware process.

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Initialize
Use this web page to select the system type to use and to manage configuration settings.
• System type - Select the system type to use with the camera
• PAL - Select this option if the camera is used in countries with 50Hz grid power
supply-frequency.
• NTSC - Select this option if the camera is used in countries with a 60Hz grid power
supply-frequency.
• Import and Export user configurations - Use these features to import or export the
camera settings as a single file. This is useful if you want to use settings from one
camera across a range of similar cameras.
• Reboot camera - Select this option to reboot the camera. The settings saved on the
camera are maintained.
• Software factory default - Select this option to reset the camera settings to the
factory default values excluding any network connection settings.
• Remote hardware factory default - Select this option to reset all the camera settings
to the factory default including the network settings.

After selecting Remote hardware factory default, the camera may no longer be detected on
your network.

Event logs
Use this menu to manage any event logs created by the camera.

System logs
Download log - Select to download a compressed file (TGZ format) containing all the recent
event log information.

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This chapter details the hardware specifications for the 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera.

Codec specification

Video
• Full frame rate, full colour: H.264/MJPEG
• Up to 30fps @ 1080p resolution
• Up to 15fps @ 3MP resolution
• User-configurable bit rates from 64Kbps up to 12Mbps
• Up to 32Mbps total video output
• Unlimited multicast connections
• Up to four 4Mbps unicast connections
• Up to four 1Mbps unicast connections
• Up to three simultaneous resolutions including:
• 3MP (15fps)
• 1080p (30fps)
• 720p (30fps)
• D1 (30fps)
• SIF (30fps)

Audio
• Compression: G.711
• User-configurable bit rates from 64Kbps to 80Kbps per channel
• Full Duplex 8kHz sample rate. Mono Input, Mono Output
• Built-in microphone

Resolution
• 2048x1536 pixels (3MP)
• 1920x1080 pixels (1080p)
• 1280x720 pixels (720p)
• 720x576 pixels (D1)
• 352x288 pixels (SIF)

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Sensor specifications

Sensor 1/3” Progressive CMOS

Active pixels (HxV) 3MP (2048 x 1536)

Horizontal resolution > 900 TVL

Sensitivity Minimum Sensitivity Day: 0.4 lux (colour), Night:

0.02 lux (mono), 30 IRE, F1.8, 1/15s shutter

Dynamic Range WDR Low/Medium/High

Signal to noise ratio >50dB

Gain control Auto/Manual setting across a 40dB range

Backlit compensation On/Off

Shutter mode Rolling

White balance mode Auto/Manual

Lens options control Standard: 2.8mm, Horizontal view angle 90°,

F1.8; Fixed iris

Shutter speeds Auto from 1/7.5 to 1/10000 sec

Exposure control Auto/Manual/Slow AE

Gimbal adjustment 2 axis adjustment

Connections
• RJ45 connector for connecting to the network. The network connection must be made using
CAT5 (or higher spec) twisted pair cable.
• IEEE802.3 and IETF standards: 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, TCP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, ICMP, IGMP,
SNMP, HTTP, HTTPS, uPnP, QoS, DHCP

Control Center requirements

The 3MP In-ceiling Microdome Camera variants require Control Center 11.0 or later.

Environmental
• Operating temperature:
• 0°C (32°F) to +50°C (122°F)
• Storage temperature:
• -20°C (-4°F) to +60°C (140°F)

Regulatory
• EN 55022 Class B
• EN 61000-3-2
• EN 61000-3-3
• AS/NZS CISPR 22
• FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class B
• IEC 61000-4-2
• IEC 61000-4-3

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• IEC 61000-4-4
• IEC 61000-4-5
• IEC 61000-4-6
• IEC 61000-4-8
• IEC 61000-4-11
• UL 60950

In accordance with the EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive 2002/96/EC this product
must be sent to a recycling plant for proper disposal at the end of its use.

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