Swann ADS-460 Manual

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AGetting to know your ADS-445 EN

Congratulations on your purchase of this SwannEye

HD Wi-Fi Security Camera! Get yourself familiar with

the various ports and connections on the camera

and have a look at the user manual for instructions

on how to install the SwannEye HD mobile app and

software.

1) IR (Infrared) LEDs:

The camera will use these in

low-light conditions to generate a black and white

image, even in total darkness.

2) Light Sensor: Detects the amount of light availa-

ble and turns on the IR LEDs when necessary.

3) Microphone: Allows the camera to hear nearby

sounds, and stream them with the video.

4) Power LED: You will see a red LED when the

camera is turned on.

5) Network Activity LED: This will flash when there

is information being sent to & from the camera to

your wired or wireless network.

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1) Wi-Fi Antenna:

The included Wi-Fi antenna con-

nects here.

2) Power Socket: Connect the power adapter here.

3) WPS/Reset Button: When pressed and held for

3-5 seconds, allows for wirelessly connecting to a

WPS enabled router. When pressed and held when

the power is disconnected and reconnected, all

settings will revert to the factory defaults.

4) RJ45 (Ethernet): For a wired connection, connect

this to a spare port on your router.

5) Audio In: Allows connection of an external

microphone, just in case you want to monitor audio

from a different location to the camera.

6) Audio Out: To use the intercom function, connect

speakers to the audio output. Using the mobile app,

you can talk to your mobile device and your voice will

be heard on the speakers connected to the camera.

7) Alarm I/O Block: For connecting external alarms

and sensors.

8) SD Card Slot: Inserting an SD card allows you to

capture a series of snapshots and video files, as well

as setting an alarm schedule so it records when it

has detected motion.

AUDIO

ALARM

IN OUT INOUTRESET

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BConnecting to your Network

Wired Network: 1) Connect the RJ45 Ethernet connection on the camera, to a spare port on your router using the included

Ethernet cable (or a longer one if required).

2) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

3) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

Wireless Network: 1) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

2) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

3) Pair the camera to your wireless network using the “WPS” button located on the camera and your wireless router.

The WPS button on your wire-

less router will be marked

with the WPS logo, which

looks like this.

Pairing the camera and your router using WPS: What you will need -

• A router with WPS capabilities and WPS enabled

• DHCP active on your network (typically with the router as the DHCP host)

• UPnP active on your network (only required for relay server connections)

1) Press the WPS pairing button on your router. This button is located in different places on different routers - some might

require that you press and hold the button and others might only need a momentary press. Check your router’s documentation

or ask your Internet Service Provider for assistance.

2) Press and hold the WPS/Reset Button on the camera for three to five seconds.

3) Don’t hold the Reset Button too long, or it will reset the pairing you just did!

4) Your router should signal that pairing is successful, again check the documentation for information on how it displays this

information.

AGetting to know your ADS-455

Congratulations on your purchase of this SwannEye

HD Wi-Fi Security Camera! Get yourself familiar with

the various ports and connections on the camera

and have a look at the user manual for instructions

on how to install the SwannEye HD mobile app and

software.

1) Wi-Fi Antenna:

The built-in antenna that con-

nects to your wireless network.

IR (Infrared) LEDs:

The camera will use these in

low-light conditions to generate a black and white

image, even in total darkness.

3) Microphone: Allows the camera to hear nearby

sounds, and stream them with the video.

4) Light Sensor: Detects the amount of light availa-

ble and turns on the IR LEDs when necessary.

5) Network Activity LED: This will flash when there

is information being sent to & from the camera to

your wired or wireless network.

1) Audio Out: To use the intercom function, connect

speakers to the audio output. Using the mobile app,

you can talk to your mobile device and your voice will

be heard on the speakers connected to the camera.

Micro-SD Card Slot:

Inserting a Micro-SD card al-

lows you to capture a series of snapshots and video

files, as well as setting an alarm schedule so it re -

cords when it has detected motion.

3) WPS/Reset Button: When pressed and held for

3-5 seconds, allows for wirelessly connecting to a

WPS enabled router. When pressed and held when

the power is disconnected and reconnected, all

settings will revert to the factory defaults.

4) RJ45 (Ethernet): For a wired connection, connect

this to a spare port on your router.

5) Power Socket: Connect the power adapter here.

6) Bracket Mount -

The provided camera stand

connects here.

Audio out

Reset

T/F

BConnecting to your Network

Wired Network: 1) Connect the RJ45 Ethernet connection on the camera, to a spare port on your router using the included

Ethernet cable (or a longer one if required).

2) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

3) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

Wireless Network: 1) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

2) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

3) Pair the camera to your wireless network using the “WPS” button located on the camera and your wireless router.

The WPS button on your wire-

less router will be marked

with the WPS logo, which

looks like this.

Pairing the camera and your router using WPS: What you will need -

• A router with WPS capabilities and WPS enabled

• DHCP active on your network (typically with the router as the DHCP host)

• UPnP active on your network (only required for relay server connections)

1) Press the WPS pairing button on your router. This button is located in different places on different routers - some might

require that you press and hold the button and others might only need a momentary press. Check your router’s documentation

or ask your Internet Service Provider for assistance.

2) Press and hold the WPS/Reset Button on the camera for three to five seconds.

3) Don’t hold the Reset Button too long, or it will reset the pairing you just did!

4) Your router should signal that pairing is successful, again check the documentation for information on how it displays this

information.

BConnecting to your Network

Wired Network: 1) Connect the RJ45 Ethernet connection on the camera, to a spare port on your router using the included

Ethernet cable (or a longer one if required).

2) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

3) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

Wireless Network: 1) Connect the output of the supplied 5V power adapter into the power socket on the camera.

2) Plug the power adapter into the wall socket.

3) Pair the camera to your wireless network using the “WPS” button located on the camera and your wireless router.

The WPS button on your wire-

less router will be marked

with the WPS logo, which

looks like this.

Pairing the camera and your router using WPS: What you will need -

• A router with WPS capabilities and WPS enabled

• DHCP active on your network (typically with the router as the DHCP host)

• UPnP active on your network (only required for relay server connections)

1) Press the WPS pairing button on your router. This button is located in different places on different routers - some might

require that you press and hold the button and others might only need a momentary press. Check your router’s documentation

or ask your Internet Service Provider for assistance.

2) Press and hold the WPS/Reset Button on the camera for three to five seconds.

3) Don’t hold the Reset Button too long, or it will reset the pairing you just did!

4) Your router should signal that pairing is successful, again check the documentation for information on how it displays this

information.

AGetting to know your ADS-460

Congratulations on your purchase of this SwannEye

HD Wi-Fi Security Camera! Get yourself familiar with

the various ports and connections on the camera and

have a look at the user manual for instructions on

how to install the SwannEye HD mobile app, software

and how to mount the camera.

1) IR (Infrared) LEDs:

The camera will use these in

low-light conditions to generate a black and white

image, even in total darkness.

2) Light Sensor: Detects the amount of light availa-

ble and turns on the IR LEDs when necessary.

3) Microphone: The device that records audio. If this

hole is blocked, the range and quality of the audio

will be reduced.

1) Wi-Fi Antenna: The included Wi-Fi antenna con-

nects to the camera here.

Micro-SD Card Slot:

The ADS-460 has an inter-

nal Micro-SD card slot so you can gain access to

the pre-installed memory card. This allows you to

capture a series of snapshots and video files to the

memory card, as well as setting an alarm schedule

so it records when it has detected motion. It supports

Micro-SD cards up to 32GB.

To gain access to the Micro-SD card slot, use a Phil-

lips-head screwdriver to unscrew the four screws lo-

cated at the front of the camera. Pull out the camera

to gain access to the card slot. When finished, put

the camera back into the housing and tighten all four

screws.

3) RJ45 (Ethernet): For a wired connection, connect

this port to a spare port on your router.

4) WPS/Reset Button: When pressed and held for

3-5 seconds, allows for wirelessly connecting to a

WPS enabled router. When pressed and held when

the power is disconnected and reconnected, all

settings will revert to the factory defaults.

5) Power Socket: The power input. Never connect

anything other than the supplied power adapter.

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To monitor the front of the house, whether it is the front garden, driveway or the entrance to

your garage, it is recommended to install the camera where the roof meets the walls of the

house, as illustrated below. This will shelter the camera from the elements, have a better field

of view, and less likely to be vandalized.

It has been found that most burglars will enter your home through the front door, so it is very

important that you install a camera here. It is recommended to install the camera either above

the door or to the side space permitting. Mount the camera in an elevated position so it is out of

range of vandals or would be burglars. Placing the camera at a slight angle will allow you to see

who is approaching your front door as well as giving you the ability to have facial recognition.

Your backyard is mostly filled with a shed with lawn and garden tools, recreational equipment

and children’s toys. It’s a good idea to install a camera so that you have an entire overview of the

backyard. Like the cameras installed at the front of the house, it is recommended to install the

camera where the roof meets the wall of the house. If you have a side gate or more than one

entrance to the backyard, you may want to have an additional camera that is focused to that

area.

It’s recommended that you place cameras inside the house that have high traffic areas such as

entry and exit points (front door), hallways and staircases (if applicable). Other ideal locations

are next to windows and rooms that have high priced valuables such as electronics, antiques

and jewellery.

The Field of View produced by a camera is the area that the camera can see. It is an important

factor to consider as it determines not just what the camera can see, but also the level of detail

that is visible at a given distance. Cameras with a smaller lens, also known as a wide-angle

lens, produce a greater Field of View than cameras with a larger lens. This means that the

camera can see a large area but the objects will appear smaller within the scene area. This is

useful if you want to monitor an entire room or a yard. Cameras with a larger lens also known

as narrow-angle have a smaller Field of View. They can see a limited area, but objects will

appear larger within the scene area. This is useful if you want to monitor a specific target such

as a doorway or entrance.

Lighting

• For best results do not point the camera towards a light source.

• Pointing the camera towards a glass window intending to see outside may result in a poor

image because of glare and lighting conditions inside and outside.

• Don’t place the camera in a shaded area that is looking into a well lit area as this will result

in a poor display. The light to the sensor located at the front of the camera needs to be the

same as the light at the focal target for best results.

• As the camera uses infrared LEDs to see at night, it’s recommended to clean the lens from

time to time if the picture degrades.

BFront of House and Driveway

DBackyard and Side Entrance EIndoors

FCamera Field of View GLighting & Environment Tips H

CFront Door

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Confused on which location to install your cameras? The cameras included with your security

system can be installed in a number of different locations. Camera location can depend on the

following -

Camera Location Tips EN

You may need to install multiple cameras if

you want to focus on specific areas that you

would like to monitor, for example, one for the

driveway, the other on the garage entrance.

1. Distance from the camera to the DVR.

2. Environmental conditions.

3. Lighting conditions.

4. The area that you would like to monitor.

When you position cameras correctly, you can eliminate the need for additional cameras to cover

your target area and maximise the efficiency of your security system. On the flip side, if you posi-

tion cameras incorrectly, it can lead to blind spots or to have objects that are not visible or too far

for the cameras to view in detail. Keep these points in mind to get the most out of your security

system.

Mount cameras at an elevated position - Mounting your cameras at an elevated position, can keep

your cameras out of range of vandals or would be burglars. It also allows your camera to have a

high vantage point increasing its viewing area.

Cover your target area - When placing cameras, make sure you provide ample coverage, but not

in excess. For example, if you are trying to cover a backyard gate, don’t zoom in to only have the

gate in frame. Position the camera to cover part of your backyard so you capture as much area as

possible without sacrificing video quality.

Install the camera

where the roof

meets the walls

of the house.

Place the camera

at a slight angle.

This will focus on the

side entrance.

Fixed Lens vs. Varifocal Lens

A Fixed Lens is where the camera’s focal

length (Field of View) is permanently set

and cannot be adjusted by the user.

A Varifocal Lens is where the camera’s

lens can be manually adjusted by the

user. This allows for greater flexibility

to optimize the camera picture for your

specific needs.

Environment

• Make sure the power connections are not directly exposed to water or moisture and shielded

from other outdoor elements.

• Weatherproof only means that the camera can be exposed to weather such as rain and snow.

Weatherproof cameras cannot be submerged under water.

• Do not expose the camera where rain and snow will hit the lens directly.

• Cameras geared for cold weather may work in extreme conditions as low as -25° as the

camera produces heat when plugged in.

When installing cameras outside, it is recommended to install the provided data & power cable

away from the elements so it prevents them from deteriorating over time. Whilst cabling, avoid

areas that have a high amount of electrical equipment where electrical interference is expected.

This can create all types of interference to the video picture. Also avoid sharp bends, which can

affect cable impedance and cause interference to the video picture. If you’re using cable ties,

do not over tighten them and avoid using a staple gun to secure as this can potentially damage

the cable. There may be circumstances where you have to join multpiple cables together. Go

to your hardware store, purchase some electrical tape and use this to seal the connection(s)

between each cable. This will prevent moisture and dust forming on the connection(s).

Camera Cables

Summary

1. Protect the cable from the elements to avoid deterioration.

2. Avoid electrical equipment where electrical interefence is expected.

3. Avoid sharp bends and do not bend the cable greater than 90 degrees.

4. Do not overtighten when using cable ties.

5. Avoid using a staple gun to secure the cable to a wall.

6. Do not stretch or apply force greater than 25lbs/11kgs.

7. Use electrical tape to seal the connection(s) when joining multiple cables together.

Have a look at the image(s) on the DVR/NVR

first before installing the cameras permanently.

Wide Angle

Fixed Lens

3.6mm

Narrow Angle

Fixed Lens

6.0mm

This camera will

focus on the garage

entrance.

This camera

will focus on the

driveway entrance.

This will focus on the

entire backyard.

Have a look at the image(s) on the DVR/NVR

first before installing the cameras permanently.

Have a look at the image(s) on the DVR/NVR

first before installing the cameras permanently.

Have a look at the image(s) on the DVR/NVR

first before installing the cameras permanently.

Most burglars will knock on the front

door first to see if anyone is at home.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Swann
Kategori:	Overvågningskamera
Model:	ADS-460
Kode for international beskyttelse (IP):	IP66
Type:	IP-sikkerhedskamera
Vægt:	670 g
Brugervejledning:	Ja
Produktfarve:	Hvid
Kompatible hukommelseskort:	MicroSD (TransFlash)
Wi-Fi:	Ja
Formfaktor:	Kugle
Ethernet LAN-porte (RJ-45):	1
Ethernet LAN:	Ja
Maksimal opløsning:	1280 x 720 pixel
Kabler inkluderet:	UTP
Forbindelsesteknologi:	Kabel & trådløs
DC-in-stik:	Ja
AC-adapter inkluderet:	Ja
Monteringstype:	Loft/væg
Indbygget kortlæser:	Ja
Understøttet placering:	Indendørs & udendørs
Indbygget mikrofon:	Ja
Understøttede Mac-operativsystemer:	Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks
Maksimal størrelse på hukommelseskort:	32 GB
Dag/nat funktion:	Ja
Fjernbetjening visning:	Ja
Minimumsbelysning:	- Lux
Nattesyn:	Ja
Billedhastighed:	30 fps
Monteringssæt:	Ja
Monteringsbeslag inkluderet:	Ja
Nattesyn, afstand:	10 m
Hukommelseskort inkluderet:	MicroSD
Ressource CD:	Ja
Inkluderet hukommelseskort størrelse:	8 GB