ZEBRONICS IPPBSL5 Surveillance Bullet Camera User Manual
- July 16, 2024
- ZEBRONICS
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ZEBRONICS IPPBSL5 Surveillance Bullet Camera
USER MANUAL
Dear Customer,
Hello Zebee, please refer to this user manual for optimum usage of ZEB-IPPBSLS CCTV Surveillance Bullet Camera.
Features
- ICR (Infrared Cut Removable Filter): Automatic day/night mode switching for clear images.
- AGC (Automatic Gain Control): Adjusts sensitivity for varying light conditions.
- BLC (Back Light Compensation): Enhances visibility in front of bright backgrounds.
- AWB (Auto White Balance): Ensures natural colors in different lighting.
- HLC (Highlight Compensation): Reduces glare from bright light sources.
- WDR(Wide Dynamic Range): Captures clear images in high contrast scenes.
- DNR (Digital Noise Reduction): Reduces image noise for clearer pictures.
- DWDR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range): Enhances image quality in challenging lighting.
- 4 IR Array LED: Enables night vision for low light or darkness.
- 5 Mega Pixels: High-resolution image sensor.
- 20 Meters IR Range (Max.): Maximum infrared illumination distance.
- Weatherproof: Suitable for secured outdoor use (I P66).
- CMOS Image Sensor: Provides better image quality.
- Low Illumination: Captures clear images in lowlight.
Specifications
| camera | Image Processor | 1/2.7″ CMOS Sensor |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Illumination | [0.03 Lux@F2.0 (Color, 30 IRE) 0.003 |
Lux@IF2.0](mailto:0.03Lux@F2.0)
(B/W, 30 IRE) 0 Lux (IR on)
1/2.9” CMOS Sensor
1/50(1/60) to 1/100,000 seconds
3.6mm: Horizontal: 92°; Vertical: 48°; Diagonal: 109°
Image Sensor
Shutter Speed
Angle of View
Scanning System| Progressive scan
| Focus Length| 3.6 mm (Fixed)
Mount Type I Lens| M12
Focus Control| Fixed
Lens Type| Removable
Auto Iris| Support
Lens| 3.6mm
Max Aperture| F2.0
Night Vision| IRCut Filter|
IR Range| 20-25M
IRPoweron| Auto Control
Camera Features| OSOSupport| No
NooflR LEDs| 4ArraylR LEO
Day/Night| Support
Picture Adjustment|
WDR| Yes
White Balance| Automatic
AGC (Gain Control)| Auto/ Manual
: rared CutRemovable Filter)| Auto(ICR)/Color/B/W
Back Light Compensation
Video output| BLC/HLC/DWDR
Main Stream: 2880″ 1620 (1 fps- 20fps)
2688 “1520 (1 fps – 25/30 fps)
Sub Stream : 704 ” 576 (1 fps – 25 fps)
704 ” 480 (1 fps- 30fps)
Video compression| H.265
Weatherproof Standard| IP66 Weather-Proof
s/N Ratio| >120dB
Reset| Yes
General| Power Consumption| OC12V±10%, SOOmA to lA / 75W to lOW POE
Operating Temperature| 10°C – +60°c/ Less than 95%RH
Weight| 200g
Body type| ABS Plastic
Dimension {Dia x H)
Country of Origin| 75 x 17.88 x 6.9 cm
India
Note: “‘The values above are the max. frame rates of each stream; for mufaple streams, the values will be subjected to the rota/ encoding capacity.
Getting Started
Unpack your camera and ensure all components are present.
- Camera Placement : Decide on the installation location considering visibility, temperature, stability, and angle.
- Cable Connection : Connect the camera to your monitor or recording device using the appropriate cables.
- Power Supply: Power the camera with a DC12V power supply (matching the camera’s requirements) by connecting it to the camera’s power input or if the network connection is via POE switch, no external power source needed.
- Positioning : Adjust the camera’s angle and secure it in place using the mounting screws.
- Testing : Verify camera functionality by checking the live feed on your monitor or recording device.
Installation
Follow the provided instructions to install the camera securely, connect cables, and position it as needed.
- Mounting: Securely mount the camera on a stable surface or bracket using the included mounting screws. Ensure it has a clear line of sight to the area you want to monitor.
- Positioning : Adjust the camera’s angle to achieve the desired field of view. Tighten the mounting screws to lock it in place.
- Cable Routing: Carefully route the cables, keeping them tidy and out of the way. Use cable clips or ties to secure the cables to prevent damage or tripping hazards.
- Weatherproofing (Outdoor Installation): If installing the camera outdoors, ensure it is protected from the elements. Consider using weatherproof enclosures or covers to shield the camera and cable connections.
- Connecting to Power: Connect the DC12V power supply to the camera’s power input. Ensure the power supply is properly connected to a stable power source.
If the network connection is via POE switch, no external power source needed.
Configuring the IP camera
- Searching camera IP: By default, the camera attains its IP by DHCP. So IP assigned to the camera can be easily obtained from the router.
- Logging in to the camera’s web page: Enter the IP camera’s IP address in the web browser of the computer which is connected to the same network as the IP camera. The following web page will pop-up
For the first time login – no password will be required.
After successful login, the web page will resemble like this.
Assigning Static lP to Camera:
To assign the static IP address, follow these steps:
1. After logging in, navigate to Configuration – Network- IP address. This will display sub menus.
2. Click on the “IP Type” and select “Manual IP Configuration”.
3. Ensure that the checkbox for “Adaptive IP Configuration” is unchecked.
4. Enter the Static IP, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Details.
5. Click on “Save” to apply the changes .
Main Stream and Sub Stream resolution:
To configure the main stream and Sub stream resolution, Login to the camera web page, Click on Configuration -Audio and video- Video. Now select the mainstream I substream and configure the desired resolution.
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