ZipNVR IP-CAM852W 360 Degree IP Camera Instruction Manual

: June 12, 2024
: ZipNVR

Table of Contents

ZipNVR IP-CAM852W 360 Degree IP Camera
Product Information
Connections and Dimensions
Dimensions
Mounting and SD Card Installation
Setup Options
How to Login via Browser
Browser Menu Settings
Extra Resources
General Maintenance
Specifications
Index
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Download This Manual (PDF format)

ZipNVR IP-CAM852W 360 Degree IP Camera

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Product Information

Key Features – IP-CAM852W

The IP-CAM852W is a budget-conscious eyeball style camera designed for IP systems. It features motion detection, a durable metal exterior suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, up to 45m IR range (true day/night filter), 2MP resolution, built-in PoE, and H265 and H264 codec support.

PoE & 12V
SD card slot
Micro SD Card Slot
Audio In – Audio Out
2.8-12mm Manual Vari-focal lens
2MP
IR
Perfect for ZIP NVR Kits

Essential Tools and ZipFinder

ZipFinder is a Windows PC software that helps discover and configure IP cameras on a network. It is useful for non-PoE installations and can help with troubleshooting issues such as forgotten or unknown IP addresses. To download ZipFinder, visit ZipNVR.com.

To install this product you will need:

Laptop / Windows PC
Screwdriver
Drill
Hammer
ZIP NVR or DVR
PoE Switch / 12V DC power supply
Ethernet CAT5/5e/6 Cable

ZipFinder – IP Camera Configuration Tool

ZipFinder is a Windows PC software for discovering and configuring IP cameras a network.
Use ZipFinder on non-PoE installs, to help problem solving issues such as forgotten or unknown IP Addresses.
To download visit ZipNVR.com

Connections and Dimensions

IP-CAM852W

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Powering the camera:

Option 1 – Power the camera from 12V DC (via the 2.1mm DCSocket), with a current consumption of 750mA. Ensure correctpolarity when making connections.
Option 2 – Power the camera using a PoE 48V RJ45 Socket. Whenconnecting to a ZIP PoE NVR, plug the camera directly into theNVR’s built-in PoE switch.

The camera should become visible afterapproximately 1 minute of being connected. $ZipNVR-IP-CAM852W-360-Degree-IP-Camera $7$$

Dimensions

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*Dimensions Exclude Bracket

Mounting and SD Card Installation

To enable local recording on the camera itself, an SD card must be installed. The recording time will vary depending on the SD card size and encoding settings:

32GB SD Card: 31 hours
64GB SD Card: 62 hours
128GB SD Card (MAX): 124 hours
256GB SD Card (MAX): 248 hours

The camera can be set to only record when triggered by motion detection, alarm input, or AI smart features, which maximizes the recording time. Remember to remove power from the camera before inserting or removing the SD card.

Eyeball

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A template is provided in the box for marking the hole positions for the fixing screws.

Setup Options

PoE ZIP NVR

When connecting to a ZIP PoE NVR plug the camera directly into the NVR’s built in PoE switch.
The camera should automatically become visible after being connected for approximately 1 minute.
The 100m distance for a camera can be increased when the PoE Mode is set to EPoE.
In the menu on a ZIP PoE NVR go to:- Video > IP Channels > PoE Mode

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Non-PoE ZIP NVR
When connecting cameras to a Non-PoE NVR, they are first connected to an external network switch which is in-turn connected to the NVR as shown below . $ZipNVR-IP-CAM852W-360-Degree-IP-Camera $11$$

See Extra Resources for more information on Adding IP Cameras manually to a ZIP Recorder.

The AI smart features can be configured in a ZIP recorder or directly in the browser interface of the camera (standalone)
Only one smart detection feature can be enabled at any given time.
See the NVR or DVR manual for information on configuring these features with a ZIP recorder.
Follow the steps below for configuring the settings directly in the camera via a browser for standalone setup.
You will need…

Windows Based PC/ Laptop connected to router/ PoE switch
ZipVision Pro App on Mobile Device
PoE Switch connected to Network/ Router
Ethernet network cable

ZipFinder software, available via this link below:-

www.softcctv.com/store/Item/Zip-Finder-IP-CCTV-Security-Camera-Discovery-Tool
NOTE If the PC being used is on a different IP range to the PC then add the IP range of the camera to the PC using the below guide:-
PDF Version :- http://www.cctvmanuals.com/pdf/tips/How_to_add_an_IP_Range.pdf HTML Version :-
http://www.cctvmanuals.com/tips/How_to_add_an_IP_Range/index.html

Plug the camera’s RJ45 port with a network cable into a PoE switch $ZipNVR-IP-CAM852W-360-Degree-IP-Camera $12$$
Using ZipFinder on a Windows Based PC/ Laptop Search and then tick the camera $ZipNVR-IP-CAM852W-360-Degree-IP-Camera $13$$
Select Net Mode = DCHP, then click Modify
Search again, to get the updated IP address.
Select the IP address of the camera, Internet Explorer will pop-up, and ask to download and install the plug-in.
Download, install and follow the steps for the plug-in installation, then re-load the browser by selecting the IP address again.
5. Login to the IP Camera, the default login details are:-

Default IP 192.168.10.1

DCHP| Off
User Name| admin
Password| 777777

IP-CAM852W
The menu can be configured directly in the browser interface of the camera (standalone), in Remote Setting you will find the menu settings below:-

Video	Live	Name	Camera (user editable)
Date Format	DD/MM/YYYY /

MM/DD/YYYY / YYYY/MM/DD

Mode / Black White Mode / Image Mode / Schedule

IR-CUT Delay| 1 -36 (Default 2 )
IR-LED| SmartIR / Manual
Angle Trad| 180 / 0
Mirror| Disable / Vertical / Horizontal / All
Exposure Compensatio

n

Manual

Save / Default / Refresh
Privacy Mask| Enable / Disable
Record| Encode| Mainstrea m| Resolution| 1920 x 1080
FPS| 1 – 30 (Default 30 )
Video Code Type| H.265 / H.264
Video Code Level| Main Profile
Bitrate Control| CBR / VBR
Bitrate Mode| Predefined / User-Defined
| | | Bitrate| 256 to 4096 (Default 4096 )
---|---|---|---|---
I Frame Interval| 1 to 120 (Default 60 )
Audio| Enable / Disable
Save / Refresh
Substream| Resolution| 640 x 480
FPS| 1 – 20 ((Default 20 )
Video Code Type| H.265 / H.264
Video Code Level| Main Profile
Bitrate Control| CBR / VBR
Bitrate Mode| Predefined / User-Defined
Bitrate| 128 to 1024 (Default 512 )
I Frame Interval| 1 to 80 (Default 40 )
Audio| Enable / Disable
Save / Refresh
Record| Record| Stream Mode| Mainstream / Substream
Record| Enable / Disable
PreRecord| Enable / Disable
Netbreak| Enable / Disable
Save / Refresh
Schedule| User Definable
Save / Refresh
Event| Setup| Motion| Enable| Enable / Disable
Sensitivity| 1 to 8
Save / Refresh
Alarm| Post Recording| OFF / 5s / 10s / 20s / 30s
Send Email| Enable / Disable
FTP

Picture Upload

| Enable / Disable
Enable Record| Enable / Disable
Save / Schedule / Refresh
Network| General| General| DCHP| Enable / Disable
IP Address| User-definable
Subnet Mask| User-definable
Gateway| User-definable
DNS 1| User-definable
DNS 2| User-definable
Video Encryption Transmission| Enable / Disable
| | | Save / Refresh
---|---|---|---
Port Configuration| HTTP Port| User-definable
Client Port
HTTPS

Port

RTSP Port
P2P

Enable

A: 0(main stream), 1(sub stream), 2(mobile stream)

Save / Refresh
DDNS| | DDNS| Enable / Disable
Server| NO_IP / DYNDNS
Hostname| User-definable
Username| User-definable
Password| User-definable
Storage| Disk| Select Disk
Overwrite| OFF / Auto
Save / Format Hard Disk / Refresh
Audio| Enable Audio| Enable / Disable
Output Volume| 0 – 8
Input Volume| 0 – 8
Audio Code Type| G711A / G711U
Save / Refresh
Cloud| Cloud Storage| Enable / Disable
| | Cloud Type| Dropbox
---|---|---|---
Driver Name| Customise (Default IP-PTZ650W )
Refresh / Save / Activate Cloud
System| General| Date and Time| Time Setting mode| Static / NTP server synchronization
Date Format| Day/Month/Year Year-Month-Day Month/Day/Year
Time Zone| GMT -12:00 to GMT + 13:00
Time Format| 24Hour / 12 Hour
System Time| User-definable
Server Address| Time.windows.com / time.nist.gov / pool.ntp.org / Define User
Save / Synchronize computer time / Refresh
Daylight Saving Time| Daylight saving time| Enable / Disable| Set by week / set by date
Start Time| User-definable
End Time| User-definable
Time Offset| 1Hour / 2 hours
Save / Refresh
Multi-User| Customize Each user| Password (Edit)| Username| User-definable
Password| User-definable
Password Strength| User-definable
Confirm
Refresh
Maintain| Log| Log Type| System / CON. / Alarm

/ Account / Record / Storage / Network / All

| Search
Start Time| User-definable
End Time| User-definable
Load Default| All / Video / Record/ Event / AI / Network/ Storage / System
Save / Refresh| |
Upgrade| Path| Search Local Files| Upgrade
Save / Load| Import File| Search Local Files| Import
Export File Name| Search Local Files| Export
Auto Reboot| Auto- maintenance| Enable / Disable
Time| Date / Week / Month
| | | | Mon / Tues / Wed / Thur / Fri / Sat / Sun
---|---|---|---|---
Time
Save / Refresh / Reboot
Information| Device ID
Device Name
Device Type
Hardware Version
Software Version
Web Version
Mac Address
P2P ID
Refresh

Extra Resources

ZipNVR.com Website

The Zip NVR has a range of information on the cameras and NVRs, manuals, software, tools and support:- www.zipdvr.com

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Adding IP Cameras to a ZIP recorder

How to guide on Adding IP Cameras:- www.zipdvr.com/howto/TIP459-How-To-Add- IP-Cameras.html

AI Setup

See the ZIP NVR full manual for more information on AI setup; Note: AI Features will vary depending on model

Full Instruction Manual

https://systemq.com/PDF/manual/xZIP4.pdf

ZIP Firmware

Firmware for the zip products are available online:-
www.zipdvr.com/firmware.html
Compare the firmware in the product against that available online.

General Maintenance

Routinely clean the camera to prevent dust build up as this can effect the performance of the camera. It is recommended to use a damp non-abrasive microfibre cloth.
Routinely check the connections for power and data to ensure no water ingress and corrosion.
Check that the cameras are firmly attached to the wall or mounting bracket.
Check playback in the recorder to ensure the camera is recording and triggering properly.

Specifications

IP-CAM852W

Image Sensor	1/ 2.7” Progressive CMOS
Resolution	2MP 1920(H)×1080(V)
Lens Type	2.8-12mm Manual Vari-focal Lens
Shutter	1/5 ~ 1/20000s
Day/Night	Mechanical (True Day-Night)
Min. Illumination	0 (With IR On)
IR Range	Up to 45m
Digital Noise Reduction	3D DNR
Video Compression	H.264 / H.265
Video Bitrate	128Kbps ~ 4Mbps
Stream Options	Mainstream, SubStream
System Compatibility	ONVIF (Profile S, Profile G, Profile T)
Connection	RJ45 10M / 100M Ethernet PoE
SD Card	Micro SD Card Slot (up to 256GB)
Audio (RCA)	1 Input / 1 Output
Input Voltage	PoE or 12V DC 700mA (PSU Required)
Consumption	8W Max
Operating Temperature	From -30 to 55 deg°C
Backlight Control	D-WDR
Use	IP66 For External Use
Dimensions	Ø135mm x (H) 127mm

Conditions

All specifications are approximate. System Q Ltd reserves the right to change any product specifications or features without notice. Whilst every effort is made to ensure that these instructions are complete and accurate, System Q Ltd cannot be held responsible in any way for any losses, no matter howthey arise, from errors or omissions in these instructions, or the performance or non- performance of the equipment that these instructions refer to.

This symbol on the products and/or accompanying documents means that used electronic equipment must not be mixed with general household waste. For treatment, recovery and recycling please return this unit to your trade supplier or local designated WEE/CG0783SS collection point as defined by your local council.

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