REVODATA IPIR-POE

REVODATA TSEYE 5MP PIR POE IP Camera User Manual

Model: IPIR-POE

Introduction

This manual provides instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your REVODATA TSEYE 5MP PIR POE IP Camera (Model IPIR-POE). Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure correct usage and optimal performance.

The IPIR-POE camera features 5-megapixel resolution, Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability, 940nm invisible infrared LEDs for night vision, and passive infrared (PIR) motion detection.

Package Contents

Verify that all items listed below are included in your package. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact customer support.

Package contents of REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE camera, showing camera unit, product box, screw set, and user manual.

Image: Contents of the REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE camera package. Includes the camera unit, product packaging box, a set of mounting screws, and the user manual.

  • REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE Camera
  • Mounting Screw Set
  • User Manual

Note: This product does not include a power adapter. It is designed for Power over Ethernet (PoE) or requires a separate 12V DC power supply.

Specifications

BrandREVODATA
ModelIPIR-POE
Resolution5MP (2880x1660P)
Lens3.7mm Pinhole Lens
Infrared LEDs940nm Invisible IR LEDs
Power Source48V Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 12V DC (adapter not included)
Maximum IR Range15 Meters
Motion DetectionPIR (Passive Infrared)
ConnectivityEthernet (No Wi-Fi)
Weight10.56 ounces
Diagram showing dimensions and components of the REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE camera, including 940nm LEDs, 3.7mm Pinhole Lens, Mounting Bracket, Camera Cable, Auxiliary Power Supply, and Network Cable.

Image: Detailed view of the camera's physical features and connections, including its dimensions (4.72 in height, 2.76 in width), 940nm LEDs, 3.7mm Pinhole Lens, mounting bracket, camera cable, auxiliary power supply input, and RJ45 network cable connection.

Setup

1. Physical Installation and Connection

The IPIR-POE camera supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), simplifying installation by delivering both power and data through a single Ethernet cable. Alternatively, it can be powered by a 12V DC adapter (not included).

  1. Mounting: Secure the camera to your desired location using the provided mounting screws. Ensure the camera has a clear field of view.
  2. PoE Connection: Connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the camera's RJ45 port and the other end to a PoE-enabled NVR (Network Video Recorder) or a PoE switch.
  3. Non-PoE Connection (Optional): If not using PoE, connect a 12V DC power adapter (not included) to the camera's power input and an Ethernet cable to a standard network switch or router.
  4. NVR/Monitor Connection: Connect your PoE NVR to a monitor for local viewing, or ensure your NVR/router is connected to your network for remote access.
Diagram illustrating the physical connection setup for the REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE camera. Shows the camera connected via network cable to a PoE NVR, which is connected to a monitor and a router. A DC 12V/2A power adapter is also shown as an alternative power source.

Image: Connection diagram for the PoE IP Camera. The camera connects to a PoE NVR via a network cable (power + network). The NVR connects to a monitor and a router. An optional DC 12V/2A power adapter is shown for non-PoE setups.

2. Software Setup

For initial setup and configuration, REVODATA recommends using the "TSEYE" smartphone application or the VMS software for Windows. The manual included in the camera package contains detailed instructions for software usage.

Screenshot collage showing software interfaces for the REVODATA TSEYE IPIR-POE camera. Includes a web page settings page for network configuration, a VMS software page for video management, and a TSEYE mobile terminal settings page on a smartphone.

Image: Overview of software interfaces. This includes the camera's web page settings for network configuration, the VMS software interface for Windows, and the TSEYE mobile application interface for smartphone settings.

TSEYE Smartphone Application

The "TSEYE" app is available for download on your smartphone's app store. It allows for remote viewing, configuration, and motion detection notifications.

Screenshots of the TSEYE mobile application. One screen shows the app store listing for TSEYE, and another shows the live view interface with options for intercom, monitor, video, screenshot, setup, and multi-screen viewing.

Image: TSEYE App View. Shows the app's listing in an app store and its main interface with live video feed and control options.

VMS Software (Windows)

For Windows users, the VMS (Video Management Software) provides advanced monitoring and management capabilities. This software is not compatible with MAC OS or Linux.

Screenshot of the VMS (Video Management Software) interface running on a desktop computer, displaying a live video feed from the security camera.

Image: VMS View. A screenshot of the Video Management Software interface on a computer monitor, showing a live camera feed.

Operation

1. Motion Detection

The camera features smart PIR motion detection. When movement is detected within the camera's field of view, an alarm notification will be sent to your smartphone via the TSEYE app.

  • Configuration: Motion detection settings, including sensitivity and detection zones, can be configured through the TSEYE app or VMS software.
  • Notifications: Ensure app notifications are enabled on your smartphone to receive timely alerts.
Smartphone screen showing a 'Device Alarm' notification from the TSEYE app, indicating motion detection. An accompanying image shows a person detected by the camera in a room, with motion highlighted.

Image: Motion Detection feature. A smartphone displays a notification from the TSEYE app indicating a device alarm due to detected movement. An illustration shows the camera detecting a person in a room.

2. Invisible IR Night Vision

Equipped with 940nm invisible infrared LEDs, the camera provides clear night vision without emitting a visible red glow, enhancing discretion and security. The camera automatically switches between day and night modes based on ambient light conditions.

  • Day Mode: Full-color video recording in well-lit conditions.
  • Night Mode: Black and white video recording in low-light or dark conditions, utilizing invisible IR illumination up to 15 meters.
Comparison images showing the camera's view during day and night. The 'Day' image shows a room in full color, while the 'Night' image shows the same room in black and white with clear visibility due to infrared.

Image: Day and Night Vision comparison. The top image shows a room in full color during the day. The bottom image shows the same room in clear black and white during the night, demonstrating the invisible IR night vision capability.

3. Remote Access and Monitoring

Access your camera feed and settings remotely using the TSEYE smartphone application or the VMS software on your computer. Ensure your camera is properly connected to a network with internet access.

  • Live View: Monitor your premises in real-time from anywhere.
  • Playback: Review recorded footage stored on your NVR or local storage.
  • Settings: Adjust camera parameters, motion detection, and notification preferences remotely.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Regularly clean the camera lens with a soft, dry cloth to ensure clear image quality. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Firmware Updates: Check the manufacturer's website or app for available firmware updates to ensure optimal performance and security.
  • Cable Inspection: Periodically inspect all cables for wear or damage, especially if installed outdoors.
  • Environmental Conditions: Ensure the camera operates within its specified temperature and humidity ranges.

Troubleshooting

No Image/Video Feed

  • Check Power: Ensure the camera is receiving power. If using PoE, verify the PoE switch/NVR is functioning. If using a 12V DC adapter, ensure it's properly connected and working.
  • Check Network Cable: Verify the Ethernet cable is securely connected at both ends and is not damaged.
  • Network Connectivity: Confirm that your NVR/router has network access and the camera is properly configured on the network.
  • Software: Ensure the TSEYE app or VMS software is correctly installed and configured to connect to the camera.

Poor Image Quality

  • Clean Lens: Clean the camera lens to remove dust or smudges.
  • Lighting: Ensure adequate lighting during the day. For night vision, confirm IR LEDs are functioning (though invisible, you might see a faint glow from certain angles or with another camera).
  • Resolution Settings: Check the camera's resolution settings in the software to ensure it's set to 5MP (2880x1660P).

Motion Detection Not Working

  • Enable Feature: Verify that motion detection is enabled in the camera's settings via the TSEYE app or VMS software.
  • Sensitivity: Adjust motion detection sensitivity. Too low, and it might miss events; too high, and it might trigger false alarms.
  • Detection Zone: Ensure the area you want to monitor is within the configured detection zone.
  • App Notifications: Check your smartphone's notification settings to ensure the TSEYE app is permitted to send alerts.

Cannot Connect to TSEYE App/VMS

  • Network Connection: Ensure your smartphone/computer and the camera are connected to the internet.
  • Camera IP Address: Verify the camera's IP address and port settings are correct in the software.
  • Firewall: Check if your network firewall is blocking communication with the camera.
  • Router Settings: For remote access, ensure port forwarding (if required by your network setup) is correctly configured on your router.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact your retailer. REVODATA provides technical support for its products.

If you encounter issues not covered in this manual, or require further assistance, please contact REVODATA customer support through their official website or the contact information provided in your product packaging.

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