Eagle Eye Networks DD09-2 - Page 4

Figure 4-1: Device Ports
Table 4-1: Camera Interface
Port Name
Description
Comment
Reset button
Long press 5 seconds to
restore original settings
Alarm/
Audio
Alarm
out/in
Out A, alarm out A
Applied for
alarm
function
Out B, alarm out b
G, ground
In, alarm in
Audio
out/in
In, audio in
Applied for
audio
function
Out, audio out
G, ground
Analog
video
CVBS, analog video
output
G, ground
Network
access port
Connects to a standard
ethernet cable
12V power
supply
The ports are 12V/Out
12V/In
Over cable
rubber
stopper
Uses the auxiliary thread-line
tool to insert the cable
Over
function-cord
rubber
stopper
Use the L hexagonal wrench
(or other tool) to pierce the
stoppers and plug cords in
5. Add Camera to VMS
Change IP Address to Static
There are some situations where an IP address
needs to be static and/or the camera password
changed. These steps are optional and do not
apply to everyone.
Camera Login
1. Open an Internet browser, enter the IP
address of the camera (default value:
192.168.0.120) in the address box, and press
Enter.
2. Input the username and password and click
the login button (default username and
password are both admin). Change the
password after logging in for the first time to
ensure system security. It is recommended to
restart the device after modifying the
password.
Set Static IP
1. After logging in to the camera, navigate to
Configuration > Device > Local Network.
2. Input the desired IP address in the IP Address
box and click Apply. After changing the IP
address setting, use the new IP address to
log in to the web interface in the future.
Add Camera to VMS
Once the camera is installed and configured,
you’ll need to add it to your Eagle Eye Cloud VMS
to begin viewing and saving recordings.
1. Connect the camera to Power over Ethernet
(PoE) switch/bridge/CMVR (if no PoE
available, connect camera to power supply
and switch/bridge/CMVR).
2. Log in to Eagle Eye Cloud VMS.
3. Navigate to the Dashboard and locate the
Available Cameras section.
4. Click the plus sign next to the camera to add
it to the VMS.