3 mm Beschnitt umlaufend Megapixel 1280 x 960 software zoom VGA (640 x 480) 10 fps Mega -22°F to +140°F Weatherproof -30°C to +60°C, IP65 no heating necessary M12 X Camera Manual Part 1 IEEE 802.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 MOBOTIX Camera Data Enter the data of your camera here! Camera Model: Camera Name: Factory IP Address: . . . Current IP Address: . . . activated DHCP: deactivated Admin User Name: Admin Password: ISDN Dial-In Number: ISDN User Name: ISDN Password: Notes: Note: MOBOTIX offers inexpensive seminars that include a workshop and practical excercises: Basic Seminar 3 days, Advanced Seminar 2 days. For more information, see www.mobotix.
1/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 M12 CAMERA MANUAL PART 1 1 INTRODUCTION 6 1.1 MOBOTIX Cost Benefits 8 1.2 MOBOTIX Technical Advantages 9 1.3 The Concept Behind the MOBOTIX M12 10 1.4 Product Advantages of the MOBOTIX M12 14 1.5 Feature List 16 1.6 MOBOTIX M12 Lens Options 18 1.7 Hard- and Software Differences of the MOBOTIX M10/M12 19 1.8 Important Notes 1.8.1 MOBOTIX M12—Weatherproof to IP65 1.8.2 Password for the Administration Menu 1.8.3 Password for ISDN Dial-In 1.8.
2/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.6 Power Supply of the MOBOTIX M12 2.6.1 Using Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) 30 31 2.7 Determining Where to Mount the Camera 32 2.8 MOBOTIX M12 Lens Options 33 2.9 The MOBOTIX SecureFlex Mount 35 2.10 Dimensions (Ceiling Mount/Wall Mount) 2.10.1 Dimensions—Ceiling Mount 2.10.2 Dimensions—Wall Mount 2.10.3 Dimensions of the SecureFlex Mount's Foot 36 36 36 37 2.11 Mounting the MOBOTIX M12 to a Wall or Ceiling 2.11.1 Mounting to a Wall 2.11.
3/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4 3.4.1 3.4.2 3.4.3 3.4.4 3.4.5 3.4.6 3.4.7 3.4.8 The First Image from the Camera Preparing the Ethernet Connection Preparing the ISDN Connection Simultaneously Using ISDN and Ethernet Connections (Gateway) The First Image in the Browser Additional Information Camera Screens in the Browser Access Using Zeroconf/Bonjour The First Image in MxControlCenter 62 62 64 64 65 66 67 68 72 3.5 Starting the Camera With an Automatic IP Address (DHCP) 78 3.
4/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 4.10 Configuring the Softbuttons 4.11 Fast Video Streaming 4.12 Operating Multiple Cameras 5 BASIC CAMERA CONFIGURATION 5.1 Overview 5.2 Quick Installation 5.3 Connection Test 5.4 Basic Settings 5.5 Image Controls 5.6 Logos 5.7 Exposure Settings 5.8 Day & Night Modes 5.9 Managing Settings 6 SOFTWARE UPDATES 6.1 Overview 6.2 Preparatory Steps 6.3 Updating the Camera Software 6.4 Update Checklist 7 EVENTS, ACTIONS AND MESSAGES 7.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 9 TELEPHONY FEATURES 9.1 Overview 9.2 VoIP Settings for IP Telephony 9.3 Camera Phone (Listen, Speak and Intercom Modes) 9.4 Phone Profiles: Outbound Phone Calls 9.5 Voice Dial-In: Inbound Phone Calls 9.6 Remotely Controlling the Camera Using a Phone 9.7 Sample Configurations for IP Telephony via Internet 9.8 Sample Configurations for IP Telephony via LAN 10 MOBOTIX CAMERAS ON THE WEB 10.1 Overview 5/92 10.2 Displaying Cameras on the Web 10.
6/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1 30 frames per second! INTRODUCTION The M12 camera range represents the next model of the second generation of MOBOTIX network cameras. Now more powerful than ever, the new models are capable of creating high-resolution live video streams with high frame rates. When showing VGA video (640x480), the camera can deliver up to 30 fps. Even Megapixel video (1280x960) will still generate up to 10 fps. The camera transmits realtime sound from the microphone, even in the browser.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 for Windows from www.mobotix.com, which allows displaying multiple cameras on one monitor. Moreover, MxControlCenter can also process incoming alarms from the camera and allows for comfortably searching and evaluating the alarm video clips (including audio). 7/92 MxControlCenter Because of the low power consumption of only 3 Watts, the MOBOTIX M12 cameras feature the highest operating temperature range in the market from -30 to + 60°C (-20 to 140°F).
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10/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.3 The Concept Behind the MOBOTIX M12 High-Resolution Live Video (640x480) with up to 30 Frames/s The second generation of cameras from MOBOTIX now delivers smooth live video display in VGA format with synchronous live audio, yet it keeps the network load to a minimum (approx. 2 Mbps). Live video display now match the performance of analog video systems.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 11/92 which are not lost in the event of a power failure. If long-term storage on a file server has been set up, the SD card adds yet another layer of security against loss of data, as the SD card can easily bridge longer network outages.
12/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Day & Night MOBOTIX Night models with two image sensors (color and B/W) deliver brilliant color images during the day and crisp B/W images at night. Cameras switch lenses automatically, depending on the illumination.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 13/92 Easy Installation Using the Cam-IO Installation Box The Cam-IO Installation box greatly facilitates setting up a security system as this module carries all pins of the MX Interface Connector and simplifies connecting external devices and sensors. Besides supplying power to the camera, the installation box can power lamps with up to 500 W/230 V (max. 4 A) and has heavy-duty connectors for the remain-ing pins of the D Sub 15 HD socket (e.g.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.4 Product Advantages of the MOBOTIX M12 • MOBOTIX M12 camera models support the Power-over-Ethernet standard IEEE 802.3af as well as MOBOTIX PoE technology. • Individual lens configuration possible: • Internal memory can be expanded using non-volatile SD cards (available in future versions after updating the software). • Optional Wireless or UMTS/3G functionality thanks to CF cards (only installed by MOBOTIX; available in future versions). • High image quality with max.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 • Integrated data storage (ring buffer) can bridge network failures of up to 4,000 images or 6 minutes video; this can be further expanded when using an SD card. • Maintenance-free and weatherproof from -30 to +60°C (-22 to 140°F) because the system has no moving parts. • Alarm notification via e-mail, SMS or phone call. • Backlight correction with predefined and customized exposure areas.
16/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.5 Feature List The MOBOTIX M12 includes the following main features (some features are modeldependent): 1280 x 960 pixels Logo generator • Live images of up to 1280 x 960 pixels resolution via network, ISDN, GSM, GPRS, UMTS, wireless up to 30 fps (at 640 x 480 resolution), also adapted for PDAs. • Digital zoom with three stages (1x, 2x, 4x) and integrated panning (from 2x: clicking in the browser image will move the visible image section in that direction).
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 • Time Tables for handling customized days, e.g. for holidays and vacations. The time tables are used to control the camera's arming, image recording, action, messaging, logo, obscure image and other features. • Remote signaling for master/slave cameras, with the master camera controlling the arming status of the slave cameras. This allows arming all slave cameras using a key switch that is connected to the master camera.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.6 MOBOTIX M12 Lens Options MOBOTIX currently offers five different lenses with M14 thread from Super Wide Angle (L22) with 22 mm to Tele (L135) with 135 mm focal length (equiv. to 35mm camera). Since MOBOTIX cameras are backlight-proof, these lenses do not require an auto iris. Without the iris as a mechanical component, these glass lenses are extremely robust and maintenance-free.
19/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.7 Hard- and Software Differences of the MOBOTIX M10/M12 To cut a long story short – nothing changes with the basic functionality or the looks of the camera. Users, who have worked with M10 models before will not have any problems adjusting to a MOBOTIX M12.
20/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.8 Important Notes 1.8.1 MOBOTIX M12-Weatherproof to IP65 The MOBOTIX M12 is weatherproof according to IP65 (absolutely dustproof, resistant against water jets)! You can take additional measures for further improving the weatherproofness if the camera is exposed to extreme weather conditions: • Make sure that the SecureFlex mount is never mounted as shown in figure (1)! This is even more important when you are mounting the camera on a pan/tilt head.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 21/92 1.8.3 Password for ISDN Dial-In Dialing into the camera via ISDN is protected by a separate password. When setting up a dial-in connection from a computer, you need to provide this information: • User name is linux • Password is tux ISDN Dial-in User: linux Password: tux Enter the user name and password exactly as shown above. Note that both entries are case-sensitive. 1.8.
22/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 1.8.8 Deactivating Text and Logo Options Text and logos can be also deactivated or customized to your liking As the camera arming has been deactivated in its default configuration (see preceding section), the MOBOTIX camera only displays the text WWW.MOBOTIX.COM, the time stamp and the MOBOTIX logo at the top of the image. Once the camera arming has been activated, the text at the bottom of the live image (event, action and messaging symbols) will also appear.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 23/92 1.8.13 Safety Notes for Operating MOBOTIX Cameras Electrical surges can be induced by other electrical appliances, improper wiring, but also from the outside (e.g. lightning strikes to phone or power lines). MOBOTIX cameras are protected against small electrical surges by numerous measures. These measures, however, cannot prevent the camera from being damaged when stronger electrical surges occur.
24/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2 MOUNTING THE CAMERA 2.1 Delivered Parts, Camera Components and Dimensions The MOBOTIX M12 is delivered with the SecureFlex wall and ceiling mount and is ready for use out-of-the-box. 2.1.1 Standard Delivery Cover Ø 27 mm for mount's foot (item 7) 4 Dowels 8 mm (item 4) Make sure to check the delivered parts 4 Washers Ø 6.4 mm (Pos. 5), Wood screws 6x50 mm (item 6) Allen wrench 5 mm (item 3) Ethernet cable CAT 5 0.
25/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.2 Camera Housing and Connectors The MOBOTIX M12 camera housing is made of fiber-reinforced plastic (PBT-30GF, Polybutyleneterephtalate with 30% fiberglass). This material is used heavily in the automotive industry and is sturdy, resistant against high temperatures, environmental influences, chemicals, etc. Ultraviolet resistant: No yellowing of housing even after years of outdoor use 2.2.
26/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.3 Optional Accessories Power supply (MX-SNT-E/U/GB/J/AUS01-30-RJ) Not required if network components are used that support the PoE (Power over Ethernet) standard IEEE 802.3af! The MOBOTIX power supply is required if you do not use a Network Power Box or Network Power Rack (see below), or a PoE-compatible switch or router.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 27/92 SecureFlex pole mount (MX-MH-SecureFlex-ESWS) If you are intending to mount the camera on a pole, you should consider using the SecureFlex pole mount, which is made of 3 mm stainless steel (white, powder coated) and which has been designed specifically for outdoor usage. The supplied stainless steel straps allow attaching the mount to poles with diameters between 60 and 180 mm (2.4" to 7.1").
28/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.4 Wiring, Fire Prevention, Lightning and Surge Protection When installing the wiring inside or outside of buildings, make sure you always adhere to the relevant regulations on wiring, fire prevention and protection against lightning.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 • 29/92 Surge protection: Make sure you have installed proper protection against electrical surges in order to prevent damage to the camera, the building and the network infrastructure. This includes surge protectors for 19" racks, adding an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to the MOBOTIX camera, and installing surge arresters or similar for routers, switches, servers, etc. 2.
30/92 ISDN operation: - Euro ISDN - Japan (USA not supported) M12 Camera Manual Part 1 ISDN-only operation When operating the camera only at the ISDN, you need to install an additional ISDN cable (see section 2.12, Preparing the Installation), then attach the power supply using the pre-installed cable and the NET/10BaseT connector of the camera. Caution In contrast to the MOBOTIX M10, it is not possible to use an ISDN NT and the S0 bus to supply power to the M12.
31/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Since the MOBOTIX M12 supports Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af), you can also use PoE switches or routers for supplying power. Section 3.3, Connecting the Camera, contains more information on the possible combinations of connections and power supply options. Note If you are using Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af) network components for supplying power to the MOBOTIX M12, make sure that these components do not have a fan.
32/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.7 Determining Where to Mount the Camera Before attempting to mount the camera to a wall or ceiling, make sure that you have found the best camera position. It is important that the camera's field of view is not obstructed in any way. Once the camera has been mounted to a wall or ceiling, you can fine-tune its position. Thanks to the design of the SecureFlex mount, the camera can be turned horizontally and tilted vertically until the built-in stops are reached.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 33/92 2.8 MOBOTIX M12 Lens Options You can choose between the following lenses for the MOBOTIX M12: L22 Super Wide Angle 90°, L43 wide-angle and L135 Tele. The L22 Super Wide-Angle 90° has very little distortion, even when using the 4x digital zoom of the M12. Mounting a camera with the Super Wide Angle lens in the corner of a room will allow you to see the complete room (see figure right).
34/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Note To determine the lens you need, simply use a camera with zoom lens to find a matching MOBOTIX lens The focal lengths of MOBOTIX lenses do not reflect the actual focal length of the lenses, but the focal length (Lxx mm) converted to 35 mm camera format. For example, the MOBOTIX Super Wide-Angle lens has an actual focal length of 4 mm. This would be the equivalent of 22 mm on a 35 mm camera and thus leads to the designation L22 for the lens.
35/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.9 The MOBOTIX SecureFlex Mount The SecureFlex mount (item 1) enables easy mounting of the MOBOTIX M12 models to a wall or a ceiling. Its innovative and flexible design allows positioning the camera into virtually any direction. On top, the SecureFlex wall mount covers RJ45 wall outlets (without the frame) and the concealed cabling improves the security of the camera. The SecureFlex mount is pre-installed on all MOBOTIX M12 models.
36/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.10 Dimensions (Ceiling Mount/Wall Mount) 2.10.1 Dimensions—Ceiling Mount Mounting to a ceiling Mounting to a ceiling 2.10.2 Dimensions—Wall Mount All measurements in mm! Mounting to a wall © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
37/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.10.3 Dimensions of the SecureFlex Mount's Foot Available Space Within Foot Max. torque for all Allen screws: 4 Nm (2.95 lbf ft) All measurements in mm! Note Check the appendix for the drilling template, which will be helpful when drilling the holes. For more detailed information on planning, please download the MOBOTIX Planning Aid from www.mobotix.com. © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
38/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.11 Mounting the MOBOTIX M12 to a Wall or Ceiling Caution Never use screws with countersunk heads to fasten the mount, as these screws will destroy the mount. The mount covers RJ45 wall outlets and completely conceals the cabling The foot of the SecureFlex mount is large enough to completely cover a wall outlet (see section 2.12, Preparing the Installation). 2.11.
39/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.11.3 Converting the Wall Mount to Ceiling Mount If the camera is to be mounted to a ceiling, the SecureFlex mount can be converted in four easy steps. Proceed as outlined in the following: (1) Unscrew the upper Allen screw in the foot of the mount, which holds the turn/tilt unit in place (5 mm Allen wrench, item 3). Remove the Allen screw, the washer and the hex nut from the mount and unplug the cover.
40/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.12 Preparing the Installation Mounting the SecureFlex mount to a wall allows covering RJ45 wall outlets (without cover) and also allows using a defined network end point. The SecureFlex mount should completely cover the wall outlet When positioning the wall outlet, make sure that the outlet lines up with the upper rim of the mount later on (see figure below). If no wall outlet is present, use a suitable extension or an adapter to connect the camera to the network.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 41/92 2.12.3 Connecting Another Cable (ISDN/RS232) In order to connect another cable besides the Ethernet cable (ISDN/RS232), it is necessary to open the bottom cover of the SecureFlex wall mount and to install the additional cables: • • • • • ISDN Ethernet/power supply Unscrew the Allen screw of the bottom cover using the supplied 5 mm Allen wrench (item 3) and remove the bottom cover, including the Allen screw and the washer.
42/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.13 Mounting the Camera • • • • • • Max. torque for all Allen screws: 4 Nm (2.95 lbf ft) • Copy or print the drilling template for the SecureFlex mount at the back of the manual (make sure not to scale the template). Mark the holes; when using a wall outlet, make sure that the outlet lines up with the upper rim of the mount so that the cable is not bent too sharply later on.
43/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.14 Mounting the Camera to Different Surfaces Note Above-the-wall assembly: When installing an above-the-wall assembly instead of using a wall outlet, you can break out one of the four cable openings in the base of the mount to properly guide the cable into the mount.
44/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.14.1 Mounting to a Wooden Wall or Surface Use the supplied materials and suitable tools for mounting the SecureFlex mount to a wooden wall or surface. Follow the Mounting Instructions below to complete the installation. Use the supplied wood screws without dowels, if you are mounting the camera to a thick wooden wall or structure. If the wooden wall or surface is too thin or if concrete or brick is behind the wood, you should also use the supplied dowels for mounting.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 45/92 2.14.2 Mounting to a Drywall Use the supplied materials and suitable tools for mounting the SecureFlex mount to a drywall. Follow the Mounting Instructions below to complete the installation. Required Materials: • • • 4 hex head screws (Pos. 6) 4 washers (Pos. 5) 4 dowels (Pos.
46/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.14.3 Mounting to a Concrete or Brick Wall Use the supplied materials and suitable tools for mounting the SecureFlex mount to a concrete or brick wall. Follow the Mounting Instructions below to complete the installation. Required Materials: • • • 4 hex head screws (Pos. 6) 4 washers (Pos. 5) 4 dowels (Pos.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 47/92 2.14.4 After Mounting the Camera Controlling the image position and the focus • • • • • Loosen both screws at the turn/tilt joints of the mount using the supplied Allen wrench (item 3) so that you can easily turn and tilt the camera. Display the camera images on a computer monitor, then turn and tilt the camera until you have found the best position. Tighten the screws at the turn/tilt joints of the SecureFlex mount using the Allen wrench (max. 4 Nm/2.
48/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.15 Installing the MOBOTIX SecureFlex Pole Mount Robust and maintenancefree: Pole mount made of 3 mm stainless steel If you are intending to mount the camera on a pole, you should consider using the MOBOTIX SecureFlex Pole Mount. This mount is made of 3 mm powdercoated stainless steel (white) and has been designed specifically for outdoor use. The supplied stainless steel straps allow fixing the mount to poles with diameters between 60 and 180 mm (2.4" to 7.1").
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.15.2 Mounting the Pole Mount and the Camera Use the supplied stainless steel straps (item 15) for affixing the pole mount to the pole. • Guide the connector cables of the camera from behind through the opening at the center of the pole mount. In order to properly protect the cabling, you should let the cabling run from the inside of the pole through the pole mount directly into the camera.
50/92 Max. torque for all Allen screws: 4 Nm (2.95 lbf ft) M12 Camera Manual Part 1 • Remove any installed connection cables and guide the connection cables through the foot of the mount and the turn/tilt unit of the SecureFlex mount. Hook up the cables to the camera connectors, as described in section 2.12, Preparing the Installation.
51/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 2.16 Adjusting the Tele Lens Focus (Cameras With L135 Tele Lens Only) Note How to recognize the 135 mm tele lens: The 135 mm tele lens has two notches opposite from one another and is not covered by a glass pane. It can be removed using the supplied adjustment ring, which is also used for adjusting the tele lens focus. Once the camera has been mounted, the tele lens should be checked for proper sharpness and should be adjusted, if required.
52/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3 OPERATING THE CAMERA 3.1 General Procedure The MOBOTIX camera does not require any software installation; all you need is your preferred browser with JavaScript support to operate the camera. Thus, the MOBOTIX camera is supported by all common operating systems (such as Windows, Macintosh and Linux, ...). 3.1.
53/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Note After first booting the new MOBOTIX camera or after resetting to factory defaults, accessing the Administration menu (Admin Menu button) will automatically start the Quick Installation wizard. This is where you configure the most important camera parameters in a step-by-step manner. If you have completed the Quick Installation wizard at least once, the standard Administration menu will open when you click on the Admin Menu button.
54/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.2 Overview of the Configuration Settings Always use Quick Installation for initial configuration Admin Menu Using the Quick Installation wizard After first booting the camera or after resetting it to factory defaults, any access to the administration menu (Admin Menu button) will start the Quick Installation. This wizard will guide you through the most important settings of the camera (configuration of the network interface, image control, etc.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Once you have finished configuring the camera, you should always store the settings in the camera's permanent memory. You can do so in the Configuration section of the administration menu (Admin Menu > Store current configuration into flash memory) or in each dialog (clicking on Set at the bottom of each dialog will temporarily set the changes; clicking on Close will ask you to store the complete configuration in the camera's permanent memory).
56/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.3 Connecting the Camera Use the MOBOTIX MXNPR-4 for smaller installations Use the 19" MOBOTIX Netpower rack-mount units to supply power to 8 or 20 cameras (MX-NPR-8 or 20) Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) should be installed Notes The MOBOTIX M12 can only be powered using the 10BaseT/NET connector of the camera.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 57/92 2b) Connecting directly to a computer: • Connect the PC/Power connector of the Network Power Adapter to the Ethernet port of the computer. • Plug the RJ45 connector of the external power unit into the LAN/Power connector of the NPA. The Network Power Adapter replaces the crossover cable when directly connecting to a computer 3.3.
58/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.3.3 Ethernet: Power Supply Using PoE Products (Power over Ethernet) • Connect the 10BaseT/NET connector of the camera to the Ethernet connector of the switch/router. The network components need to support the PoE standard IEEE 802.3af. PoE IEEE 802.3af! Note PoE components without fans increase overall reliability of the entire system If you are using IEEE 802.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 59/92 3.3.4 ISDN: Power Supply Using a Network Power Adapter (1) Push the designated connector of the ISDN split cable (MX-OPT-ISDN-SPLIT; optional accessory) into the 10BaseT/NET connector and the remaining cable into the ISDN connector of the camera. (2) Use an 8-wire (patch) cable to connect the Camera connector of the Network Power Adapter to the socket of the ISDN split cable. (3) Connect the LAN/Power connector of the Network Power Adapter to the ISDN S0 bus/NT.
60/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.3.5 ISDN: Directly Supplying Power Using the External Power Supply Maximum of 12 wall outlets, with up to 8 devices attached ISDN is a bus system, which requires termination (100 Ohms) at both ends Example: German Telecom 1) Connect the ISDN connector of the camera to the S0 bus/NT. 2) Plug the RJ45 connector of the external power supply into an RJ45 extension cable and plug the extension into the 10BaseT/NET connector of the camera. 3.3.
61/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.3.7 Camera Startup Sequence As soon as the camera's power supply has been established, the six LEDs will show the progress of the starting sequence: • • • • • Hardware test: After the power has been connected, the LEDs 1 and 5 will light up for about two seconds. The camera's computer (boot loader) checks the camera hardware. Backup system test: The camera checks the operating system.
62/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4 The First Image from the Camera In order to establish the first connection to the MOBOTIX camera, choose one of the following options: Automatic camera search and configuration using MxControlCenter • Ethernet (10/100 Mbps network): • Automatic camera search and configuration using MxControlCenter (free Windows client for MOBOTIX cameras; section 3.4.8, The First Image in MxControlCenter) • Manual configuration (section 3.4.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 You will find the IP address of your Windows computer under IP address; for Linux/ UNIX/OS X computers, search for the inet address parameter of the eth0 device (the first network interface). If your computer does not use an IP address in the 10.x.x.x range, you should change the network configuration of your computer or add a new IP address (see below).
64/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4.2 Preparing the ISDN Connection Requires an ISDN interface card in the PC Assign different MSNs (phone numbers) to the cameras if they are on the same S0 bus Your computer must have a properly configured ISDN card to establish a connection. If your network has an ISDN router, contact your network administrator for more information. (1) Create a new Point-to-Point connection (PPP) on your computer. (2) Enter linux as user name and tux as password.
65/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4.4 The First Image in the Browser Now that you have successfully started the camera for the first time, you can access the camera using your preferred browser to see the live video stream and the user interface. Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Safari or any other graphical browser with activated JavaScript is suitable. The operating system is of no importance, even PDAs can be used without any problems. Camera access: http://10.1.0.
66/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Notes Changing the factory IP address: Always use Admin Menu > Quick Installation Audio announcement of the IP address works on all cameras Factory Defaults: Every MOBOTIX camera has its individual factory IP address (e.g. 10.1.0.99). You will find this address on a small sticker on the camera housing. If you have started the camera using DHCP or you have set the IP address manually, use the new IP address (e.g. 192.168.0.99) instead of the factory IP address.
67/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4.6 Camera Screens in the Browser Per factory default, the MOBOTIX camera first shows the Live screen. You can set a different start page in order to prevent others from changing the settings. In addition to this, you can assign user names and passwords to prevent unauthorized access or you can restrict access to the current live image only by setting the Guest screen as the start page.
68/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4.7 Access Using Zeroconf/Bonjour Bonjour is the implementation of this service under Apple Mac OS X from version 10.4; in Mac OS X 10.2 and 10.3, this service is called Rendezvous. Bonjour is available free of charge for Windows computers from the Apple web site www.apple.com/bonjour. For Linux and Unix, Avahi provides the corresponding functionality. For further information on Bonjour and Zeroconf, please consult www.apple.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 69/92 Prerequisites for using Zeroconf/Bonjour MOBOTIX camera: • • Activated Zeroconf (Admin Menu > Ethernet Interface). This is the factory default for MOBOTIX cameras from software version 3.0.3.37. The camera needs to be in the same subnet as the computer (Admin Menu > Ethernet Interface). Operating system: • Microsoft Windows (2000, XP, 2003, Vista): Bonjour for Windows has to be installed (www.apple.com/bonjour).
70/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 • Macintosh OS X (10.2 or higher): Bonjour is included in the Apple operating system. There is no other configuration required. The list of Bonjour-enabled network devices is displayed in Safari after clicking on the Bonjour button. • Linux: Zeroconf is included in KDE from version 3.4 and in Gnome from version 2.8. The list of Bonjour-enabled network devices is displayed after entering zeroconf:/ in the Konqueror address bar.
71/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Note If a proxy server is used in your network, you may get an error message when trying to access a MOBOTIX camera in the web browser. Make sure that the list of proxy exceptions in your browser contains the following entry: *.local (Windows) *.local. (Mac OS X) .local. (Linux) To find the proxy exceptions in Internet Explorer under Windows, open Tools > Connections > LAN Settings > Settings > Proxy server > Advanced and add the entry in the Exceptions text field.
72/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.4.8 The First Image in MxControlCenter Download MxControlCenter free of charge from www.mobotix.com MOBOTIX MxControlCenter is a free Windows application that allows displaying multiple MOBOTIX cameras on one computer and provides alarm management functions. It can easily handle displaying 30 cameras with CIF resolution simultaneously at 30 fps each in MxPEG format on one standard PC with Intel Pentium 4 and 3 GHz.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 73/92 Installing MxControlCenter If you have an MxControlCenter installation CD, insert it into your computer drive. If this is not the case or if you would like to update an older version, you can download the latest Windows installer (MSI file) from the MOBOTIX website and then manually install the current version. The latest version is available at www.mobotix.com > Support > Software-Downloads in the MxControlCenter section.
74/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Using MxControlCenter for the First Time Double-click on the shortcut created by the installer (see Installing MxControlCenter) or the program file itself to start MxControlCenter. Automated Search for MOBOTIX Cameras If you start MxControlCenter for the first time or if you have not yet stored a start layout with the desired video sources (i.e. MOBOTIX cameras), the Open Video Sources dialog will open and automatically starts scanning the network.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 75/92 Click on OK to add the selected cameras to the Open Video Sources dialog. Anytime you connect a new camera to the local network, you can initiate the search in the Open Video Sources dialog again by pushing the [Objekt] button. If the desired MOBOTIX cameras are highlighted in the video source list, proceed to Selecting Video Sources.
76/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 MxControlCenter changes the network configuration of the current camera and, after a short time, the camera also appears in the list with a new IP address and in the same subnet as your computer. Make sure that the Save camera configuration permanently checkbox is activated so that the new network settings will be used from now on and not just until the camera's next reboot.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Editing the video source list This list provides a popup menu (right mouse key), allowing you to select/deselect all video sources at once. Similarly, you can highlight some or all of the listed video sources and remove them from the list if they are not to be displayed or managed in MxControlCenter.
78/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.5 Starting the Camera With an Automatic IP Address (DHCP) If your network has a DHCP server, you can start the camera with DHCP support. In this case, the DHCP server automatically assigns an IP address. Activate the camera speaker! As soon as startup has been completed, the camera automatically announces its IP address, its network mask and its MAC address. Please note that this feature needs to be activated for this to work.
79/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.6 Starting the Camera Using the Factory IP Address Under certain circumstances, you may have to reset the camera to its factory IP address. This could be the case if the IP address of the camera has been lost or the camera does not react to the last known IP address.
80/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.7 Connecting External Devices and Sensors: MX Interface Connector and MOBOTIX Cam-IO 3.7.1 MX Interface Connector for Direct Connections The MOBOTIX camera's MX Interface Connector (D Sub 15 HD) features one signal input pin and one signal output pin for switching loads. In addition, the interface also provides two signal inputs and two signal outputs of the RS232 interface.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 camera (e.g. when using a MOBOTIX camera as a video conferencing system and in access control scenarios). 3.7.2 MOBOTIX Cam-IO: Expansion Module for Easy Installation This expansion module has the following main tasks: • • • • • It represents a unified installation platform with power supply for the MOBOTIX M12 and M22 models with SecureFlex mount.
82/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.8 Signal Input/Output, RS232 Interface The signal lines of the serial interface can also be programmed as additional signal inputs. Setup Menu > Event Settings > Second/Third/Fourth Signal Input > Signal Input 1/2/3.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 83/92 3.8.2 Signal Output Pins When an event is detected, the MOBOTIX camera can switch the signal output (pin 1). Use the corresponding options in Setup Menu > Actions to set how long the camera should close the signal output. • • Off: Signal output is open (10 kOhms on 3.3 V) 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s, 1min, 5min: Closes the contact between pin 1 of the D Sub 15 connector and ground (pin 5).
84/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 3.9 M12 Drilling Templates (Scale 1:1) SecureFlex wall mount Wall outlet at upper rim Note Make sure that the drilling templates are not scaled nor adjusted to the paper size when printing. When printing the PDF file, you should print two pages onto one to obtain an unscaled printout of the drilling templates. © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
85/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 SecureFlex wall mount (centered wall outlet) Wall outlet centered © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
M12D-IT MX-M12D-IT-D43D135 M12D-IT-DNight MX-M12D-IT-DNight-D43N43 M12D-Sec MX-M12D-Sec-D22D135 M12D-Sec-DNight MX-M12D-Sec-DNight-D43N43 M12D-Sec-DNight MX-M12D-Sec-DNight-D135N135 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 M12M-Web MX-M12M-Web-D43 IP65 IP65 IP65 IP65 IP65 IP65 M12 Hardware Features Outdoor weatherproof (IP65) Ethernet, ISDN, USB, RS232 SD card E /I / - / - E /I / - /R E /I / - /R E /I / - /R E /I / - /R E /I / - /R 1 1 1 1 1 1 Microphone/speaker -/S M/S M/S M/S M/S M/S Mono (M) /
87/92 D22M Secure Models M22M IT Models D12 Web Models M12 Basic Models M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Software Features (All Models) Digital zoom (2x, 4x) with panning Motion JPEG/MxPEG video streaming X X/X X/X X/X Custom exposure windows X X X X Video Motion detection X X X X Time and event control (FTP, email, logos) X X X X X X X Web functionality (FTP, email) X X X X Quad/MultiView in browser X X X X Recording/Playback in browser X X X X X X X 3 10 50 Ter
88/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 IP65 Certificate © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Declaration of Conformity © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
90/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Notes © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Notes © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
92/92 M12 Camera Manual Part 1 Notes © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • sales@mobotix.
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