Axis 211 Installation Guide download pdf (Page 3)

Assign

an

lP address

To

make

it

accessible

on

the

network,

the

AXIS

210/21OA/211/211A

must

be

assigned

an

IP

address.

Depending

on

the

number

of

cameras

you

wish

to

install, the

recommended

method

for

assigning

IF

addresses

in

Windows

is

either

AXIS IP

Utility

or

AXIS

Camera

Management.

Use

the

method

that

best

suits

your

purpose.

Both

of

these

free applications are available

on

the Axis Network Video

Product

CD

supplied

with

this

product,

or

they

can

be

downloaded

from

www.axis.com/techsup

Page 7 )

Method

Recommended

for

Operating

system

[!E

AXIS

IP

Utility

Single

camera

Windows

See

page

8

Small

installations

AXIS

Camera

Management

Multiple

cameras

Windows

2000

See

page

9

Large

installations

Windows

XP

Pro

Installation

on

a different subnet

Windows

2003

Server

Notes:

• A network

DHCP

server

is

optional.

•

The

AXIS

210/210A/211/211A

has

the default

IP

address 192.168.0.90

•

If

assigning the

IP

address

fails,

check that there

is

no

firewall

blocking

the operation.

•

For

other methods of assigning

or

discovering the

IP

address

of

the

AXIS

210/210A/211/211A,

e.g.

in

other operating systems, see

page

10.

(

AXIS

210/21 OA/211/211 A Installation Guide

AXIS

210/21

0A/211/2rlAlhstaliation

Guide

lnstall

the

hardware

I

IMPORTANT! - The

210/210A

is designed for

indoor

use only,

and

must

always

be

positioned

where

it

is

not

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

strong

halogen

light,

which

can

cause

permanent

damage

to

the

camera's

image

!III

sensor.

Damage

as a

result

of

exposure

to

strong

light

is

not

covered

by

the

Axis

warranty.

IMPORTANT! - The AXIS

211/211A

is designed

for

indoor

and

outdoor

use.

To

use

the

camera

outdoors,

it

must

be

installed

in

an

approved

outdoor

housing.

Please see www.axis.com

for

more

information

on

outdoor

housings.

Connect the camera

k§

1.

Connect

the

Network Camera

to

your

network

using

a

standard

network

cable. Using

Shielded Twisted

Pair

(STP)

cables is recommended.

2.

Optionally

connect

external

input/output

devices, e.g.

alarm

devices. See

page

15 for

information

on

the

terminal

connector

pins.

3. Optionally,

connect

an

active speaker

and/or

external

microphone.

4.

Connect power,

using

one

of

the

methods

listed below:

• The

supplied

power

connector.

•

Power

over

Ethernet

(PoE).

If

available,

this

is

automatically

detected

when

the

network

cable is

connected

(see above).

• The

1/0

terminal

connector

on

the

rear

panel.

5.

Check

that

the

indicator

LED:s indicate

the

correct conditions. See

the

table

on

page

16

for

further

details. Note

that

some

LED:s

can

be

disabled

and

may

be

unlit.

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