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General| Frame Rate | Up to 30 fps |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 2.8-12 mm |
| Weatherproof | IP67 |
| Image Sensor | 1/2.8" CMOS |
| Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Lens | Motorized varifocal |
| Zoom | 4x optical |
| IR Distance | 30m |
| Power | PoE (IEEE 802.3af) |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F) |
| Protocols | RTSP, HTTP, HTTPS |
Provides information about installing, deploying, and using the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620 IP Camera and the 8630 IP Camera.
This manual is organized as follows: Lists chapters and their corresponding content.
Guides users on how to get additional documentation and support from Cisco.
Details key features and benefits of the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620/8630 IP Cameras.
Illustrates the outer and inner views of the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620 and 8630 IP Cameras.
Specifies the power adapter requirements for the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620 and 8630 IP Cameras.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620 IP Camera.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Cisco Video Surveillance 8630 IP Camera.
Explains the Digital Input/Output (DI/DO) diagram and its connections for relays.
Describes the status and meaning of the IP Camera's LED indicators.
Explains how to reset the system or restore factory default settings using the recessed button.
Details the supported MicroSD/SDHC/SDXC card capacities for storage.
Provides information about deploying the camera on a network.
Provides step-by-step instructions for accessing the camera using web browsers.
Guides users on making initial configuration settings for the IP camera after installation or reset.
Explains how to view streaming media using RTSP players like QuickTime or VLC.
Details how to view streaming media through 3GPP-compatible mobile devices.
Accesses client settings, camera configuration, and language selection.
Displays the video stream from the IP camera, with various controls and information.
Provides controls for video streams and manual event triggers.
Details the live video window for H.264 or H.265 streams, including PTZ and Global View.
Details the live video window for MJPEG streams, including video title, time, and controls.
Selects streaming video or audio data, enabled for H.264 or H.265 video modes.
Details four transmission modes for H.264 or H.265 streaming: UDP unicast, UDP multicast, TCP, HTTP.
Configures half-duplex or full-duplex audio transmission with the camera.
Specifies storage destination and file name for recording live video.
Temporarily stores live streaming data on PC cache for smoother playback.
Enables and configures joystick control for camera PTZ operations.
Explains how to access the camera's configuration pages via the web interface.
Configures basic camera settings like host name, system time, and time zone.
Customizes the camera's homepage layout, including logo and theme options.
Configures the camera to send system logs to a remote server for backup.
Lists entire system parameters for technical assistance.
Explains how to restore factory defaults, upgrade firmware, and reboot the camera.
Configures image settings like video title, white balance, brightness, contrast, and sharpness.
Configures multiple video streams, frame sizes, and compression standards (H.265, H.264, MJPEG).
Configures audio options, including mute, microphone source, input gain, and audio codec.
Configures wired network connection for the camera, including IP address and network type.
Sets the network connection type to LAN or PPPoE for camera access.
Configures HTTP and RTSP streaming protocols, including authentication and port settings.
Details RTSP streaming authentication, access names, and port configurations.
Manages network quality of service for guaranteed performance of multimedia applications.
Lists requirements for utilizing QoS in a network environment.
Explains CoS (802.1p) and QoS/DSCP (DiffServ) models for traffic control.
Explains how to use SNMP for remote management of network devices.
Configures SNMP settings for network management, including community names and security.
Enables password protection and creates multiple user accounts for camera access.
Manages administrator and user accounts, including privilege levels and anonymous viewing.
Defines management privileges for operators and viewers, and allows anonymous viewing.
Enables authentication and encrypted communication over SSL for secure data transmission.
Provides methods to create and install digital certificates for HTTPS communication.
Controls access permission by verifying the client PC IP address.
Manages concurrent streaming and connection status, and configures access filtering.
Enables access list filtering and defines filter types (Allow or Deny) based on IP addresses.
Enables port-based network access control using IEEE 802.1x authentication.
Allows specific IP addresses to access the device, ensuring administrator connectivity.
Enables secure shell (SSH) access to the camera for remote management.
Controls the camera's digital PTZ (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) operation for close-up viewing.
Details the options for digital PTZ control, including stream selection and speed settings.
Sets the current camera position as home or restores to factory default PTZ settings.
Allows selection of preset positions for camera patrol and setting dwell times.
Includes settings like zoom factor display for the video stream.
Configures camera responses to events like motion detection or digital input triggers.
Sets up events with schedules, triggers (motion, periodic, digital input), and actions.
Configures server settings (Email, FTP, HTTP, Network Storage) to send notification messages.
Specifies media types (Snapshot, Video Clip, System log) to be sent when a trigger is activated.
Configures motion detection windows, sensitivity, and item size for detecting movement.
Allows uploading and modifying script files to save time on configuring settings.
Configures digital input (DI) normal status and digital output (DO) normal status.
Sets up camera tamper detection for incidents like redirection, blocking, or defocusing.
Configures audio detection settings to trigger events based on sound levels.
Enables PIR (Passive Infrared) detection for motion objects on the Cisco Video Surveillance 8620.
Configures the shock sensor to detect impacts to the camera and report events.
Stores and executes Cisco software modules (APP Packages) for video analysis.
Configures recording settings, including adaptive recording, source, schedule, and capacity.
Manages local storage on the camera, including SD card status and control.
Displays the status, file system, size, and usage information for the SD card.
Details the Linux kernel EXT4 file system format for SD cards.
Enables cyclic storage and automatic disk cleanup for SD cards.
Manages recorded video content by searching and viewing records and search results.
Sets up search criteria for recorded data and lists the results.
Displays search results, including play, download, lock/unlock, and remove options.
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