The Zavio B5010/B5111/B5210 Bullet IP Camera is a robust surveillance device designed for various environments, offering advanced features for monitoring and security. This quick installation guide provides essential information for setting up and operating the camera, covering hardware installation, software configuration, and environmental settings.
Function Description
The Zavio B5010/B5111/B5210 series are IP cameras primarily used for video surveillance. They capture video footage and transmit it over a network, allowing users to monitor areas remotely. The cameras are equipped with infrared (IR) LEDs for night vision, a light sensor for automatic adjustment to lighting conditions, and a MicroSD card slot for local storage. They support both Power over Ethernet (PoE) and standard 12V DC power, offering flexible installation options. The devices are designed for easy integration into existing network infrastructures and can be accessed via web browsers on both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model Series: B5010, B5111, B5210
- Power Input: DC 12V/1A or Power over Ethernet (PoE)
- Network Interface: RJ-45 for standard network connection or PoE-enabled connection
- Storage: MicroSD card slot for local storage
- Weatherproof Rating: IP-67 rated housing (for B5010/B5111/B5210 models)
- IR Illumination: Equipped with IR LEDs for night vision capabilities
- Sensors: Light Sensor for automatic light adjustment
- Reset Functionality: Hardware reset button for rebooting or restoring factory defaults
- LED Indicators:
- Power LED: Steady red (booting), steady blue (booting complete), flash purple (FW upgrading)
- Network LED: Flash yellow (network activity)
- MicroSD Card LED: Steady yellow (card ready), flash yellow (accessing card)
Usage Features
- Easy Installation: The camera comes with a three-axis wall/ceiling mounting bracket, screws, and anchors for flexible installation. A sun shield is included for the B5210 model to optimize image quality by preventing IR interference.
- Network Connectivity: Supports standard RJ-45 network cables for connection to a hub, switch, or router. PoE support simplifies installation by allowing power and data transmission over a single cable.
- Software Configuration:
- Microsoft OS: Utilizes the "Intelligent IP Installer" software from the included CD-ROM for device discovery and initial setup. Users need to adjust browser security settings (Internet Properties -> Security -> Default Level and Privacy -> Uncheck Pop-up Blocker) to ensure proper software installation and access.
- Mac OS: Can be accessed via Safari browser using the Bonjour function to discover and connect to the camera.
- Web Interface Access: After initial setup, the camera's live video feed and settings are accessible through a web browser. Users log in with a username and password (default: admin/admin).
- ActiveX Control: For Windows users, an ActiveX control ("AxVideoView.cab") needs to be installed the first time the camera is accessed via the web interface to display live video.
- Lighting Environment Settings: Users can adjust the lighting environment setting (Auto, 50 Hz, or 60 Hz) via the web interface under "Setting > Live View > Camera Setting > Image Setting" to match their country's lighting conditions.
- Multi-language Support: The web interface language can be changed by uploading language packs from the software CD via "Setting > System > Maintenance."
- Application Scenarios: The camera is suitable for a wide range of applications, including retail, school, banking, factory, office, transportation, warehouse, and airport surveillance, supporting both wired and wireless (Wifi) network setups.
Maintenance Features
- Moisture Absorber: The camera includes a moisture absorber to prevent internal condensation. Instructions are provided for installing and replacing the absorber by loosening the front glass cover and screws on the light board. Users are advised to be careful not to touch the LEDs during this process and to replace the moisture absorber if the top cover is opened.
- Firmware Upgrading: The Power LED indicator flashes purple during firmware upgrading, providing a visual cue for maintenance status.
- Factory Reset: The reset button allows users to reboot the device or restore it to factory default settings by holding the button for 10 seconds. The LED indicators provide feedback during the reset process (Unlit → steady red → steady blue for reboot; steady blue → steady red → steady blue for factory default).
- Software Updates: Users can download the latest software from the Zavio website (http://www.zavio.com) to keep their camera's firmware and software up-to-date.
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