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TEST PRODUCT TEST Oncam EVO-180-WED browsers can be used for configuration only but will not show the picture or allow zone setting. A strong password is not forced on first use, but good password management should be standard practice for any security installation. What’s in the box? Camera and enclosure Mounting bracket Quick-start guide Drilling template Conduit adaptor 12 pin Alarm, Audio, Power connector Spanner Security driver Based on a 12MP sensor it provides a panoramic stream viewing angle of 187° H x 74° V or 187° x 165° in fisheye stream mode This is an external model of the latest addition to the Oncam Evolution range of wide-area viewing cameras. It includes a mounting bracket that allows for wall, ceiling or pendant fitting. Based on a 12MP sensor it provides a panoramic stream viewing angle of 187° H x 74° V or 187° x 165° in fisheye stream mode. Environmental protection is to at least IP66 and it has an IK10 impact rating. Operating temperature range is given as -40°C to +55°C. Getting started The camera is well packaged but care must be taken when removing the main camera from the box as its two-part surround is not initially attached so the main unit could be dropped if not carefully handled. Various warnings are given that its 12v DC supply input must not be used with PoE as it “may damage the camera and void the warranty”. Either a standard PoE port can be used as the maximum power is stated as just 7.2W or alternatively a 12V 1A power supply fed via the rear 12 way I/O connector. In addition to the power input, this connector also carries Audio input and output, Alarm input and output and infrared filter control input. DHCP is enabled by default and the camera’s IP address can be identified and changed using the Oncam Camera Configuration Tool that can be downloaded from their website. This application can also be used to manage device software updates. Browser access for configuration is straightforward, though only IE11 with VLC plug-in will correctly show the camera’s images. Other Menu options Access to the camera configuration is by way of five vertical tabs on the right-hand side of the browser display window. These have the following functions: Control Panel – at default, shows the camera’s T & D and H.264 state. Allows selection of the Panoramic 4.52MP or Fisheye 10.1MP image. A “Save PTZ position” button is greyed out. Image – 50/60Hz mains selection, Brightness, Contrast etc. sliders. Wide dynamic (digital) level. T & D overlay & format. Camera mounting position and angle adjustments. Day/Night – ambient light metering (light sensor / image), Day/Night filter control, light levels for switching, delay time and external input control. Admin – network and port settings, video setup, User management, Alarm settings & actions, Clock setting, Audio enable, SD card recording and Factory default. Regions – Privacy and Motion Detection region allocation and settings. Within Admin a further option “Attributions” gave links to two open source library websites. While the above menu options give a fair level of control over the camera’s configuration there is a lack of low-level functionality. The Image options are for the usual Brightness, Contrast etc along with Exposure compensation and Wide Dynamic range enabling and level. As stated in the manual the WDR function does reduce the overall contrast of the image as this is purely a digital WDR feature. The Day/Night options cover the IR filter control and the switching light levels. The Admin Video Setup options manage the available streams; a high-speed sensor mode allows up to 30fps but only at a reduced 2.2MP resolution; alternatively the standard frame rate is a quite acceptable 12fps for a maximum of 10.1MP or 14fps for 6.45MP or less. This page also allows Rate control and maximum Bitrate to be set. The alarm setup appears confusing as although there is a relatively simple method to set alarm triggers and their associated actions, the Motion Detection Active Trigger gives a message stating that “the configurable options for Motion Detection are set in the main MOTION 12 www.psimagazine.co.uk
EMBRACING INTELLIGENCE, DELIVERING ANALYTICS So Much More Than Simply Surveillance Transforming an excellent surveillance system into an efficient and visionary solution, Hikvision’s Deep Learning ‘Facial Recognition’ and ‘Queue Management’ technology embraces industry-leading analytical intelligence. Utilising our ‘digital brain’ embedded into Hikvision cameras, our surveillance products deliver valuable business intelligence, enhancing customer service. Gain valuable insight by identifying important customers, analysing queue dwell times and detecting known perpetrators. All brought together with the new HikCentral VMS, placing multiple technologies into one efficient, intelligent and flexible platform. The video surveillance landscape has changed forever, delivering ultimate intelligence. www.hikvision.co.uk
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