1. Introduction
The EVERSECU IPC-9800CADH Plus is a versatile 7-inch IPS touchscreen CCTV tester designed for comprehensive surveillance system installation and maintenance. It supports a wide range of camera types, including 4K IP, 8MP AHD, TVI, CVI, and CVBS analog cameras. Key functionalities include cable tracing, IP discovery, PoE output, and various network testing tools. This manual provides detailed instructions for operating and maintaining your device.
2. Product Overview
2.1 Device Interfaces
Familiarize yourself with the various ports and controls on the CCTV tester.
Image 2.1.1: Front and rear views of the IPC-9800CADH Plus tester, highlighting its various input/output ports and controls. The front features the touchscreen, control buttons, and an LED lamp. The rear includes ports for PSE/PoE, LAN, DC power, AHD/CVI/TVI/CVBS video input/output, RS485, TF card slot, HDMI, UTP/Cable tracer, VGA, and audio connections.
2.2 Key Features
- 7-inch IPS touchscreen with 1280x800 resolution.
- Supports up to 4K IP cameras and 8.0 Megapixel AHD, TVI, CVI, and CVBS analog cameras.
- Integrated cable tracer for network, telephone, and BNC cables.
- PoE (Power over Ethernet) output (DC48V, max 24W) and PoE voltage measurement.
- Comprehensive network tools: IP discovery, PING test, IP address scan, port blinking, DHCP server, etc.
- Video recording, playback, 4x zoom, and screen snapshot functions.
- HDMI input/output (1080p) and VGA input.
- RJ45 Cable TDR test for cable status, length, and attenuation.
- Built-in 7.4V/5400mAh lithium-ion polymer battery providing up to 10 hours of operation.
- Supports H.265 and H.264 formats, displays 4K video via mainstream.
3. Setup
3.1 Initial Charging
Before first use, fully charge the device using the provided power adapter. Connect the adapter to the DC IN port on the tester and plug it into a power outlet. The charging indicator will show the charging status.
3.2 Power On/Off
Press and hold the power button (usually located on the top right side) for a few seconds to turn the device on or off. The device will boot to the main interface.
3.3 Basic Settings
Upon first boot, you may need to configure basic settings such as language, date, and time. Navigate to the 'Settings' application on the main screen to adjust these parameters.
4. Operating Instructions
4.1 IP Camera Testing
The tester supports testing of IP cameras up to 4K resolution, including H.265 and H.264 formats. It is compatible with Hikvision, Dahua, and Axis cameras.
- Connect the IP camera to the tester's LAN port.
- Open the 'IP Camera Test' application.
- Use the IP Discovery function to locate the camera on the network.
- Access the camera's video stream, configure settings, and perform PTZ control if supported.
Image 4.1.1: The IP Camera Test interface displaying a live video feed from a connected IP camera, along with network and power information.
4.2 HD Coaxial Camera Testing
Test AHD, TVI, CVI, and CVBS analog cameras up to 8.0 Megapixel. The tester allows for coaxial PTZ control and OSD menu access.
- Connect the coaxial camera to the AHD/CVI/TVI/CVBS IN port using a BNC cable.
- Open the 'CVBS & HD Camera' application.
- The tester will automatically detect the camera type and display the video feed.
- Utilize the on-screen controls for PTZ and OSD menu adjustments.
Image 4.2.1: Illustration of connecting various HD coaxial camera types (CVI, TVI, AHD) to the tester for video signal analysis and control.
4.3 Cable Testing
The device includes a wire tracer and RJ45 TDR test for comprehensive cable diagnostics.
4.3.1 Wire Tracer
The wire tracer helps locate network, telephone, and BNC cables by tracing audio signals. It features a digital mode for enhanced interference resistance and a silent mode for discreet operation.
4.3.2 RJ45 Cable TDR Test
This function tests the status, length (up to 180m), and attenuation of RJ45 network cables. Cables exceeding 10 meters can be tested for attenuation.
- Connect one end of the RJ45 cable to the tester's LAN port. The other end should not be connected to other devices for accurate testing.
- Open the 'Cable Tester' application and select 'RJ45 TDR Test'.
- Initiate the test to view cable pair status, length, and attenuation.
Image 4.3.1: The RJ45 Cable TDR test screen displaying detailed information about cable pairs, including their status (open/short), length, and attenuation values.
4.3.3 Cable Continuity and Fault Location
The 'Cable Tester' application also provides functions for testing cable continuity, sequence, and locating faults in network cables.
Image 4.3.2: The CCTV tester connected to a cable tracer, demonstrating its capability to test network cable continuity and sequence, and identify fault locations.
4.3.4 Cable Length Test
Measure the breakpoint position (open circuit status) of BNC cables, RJ45 network cables, and RJ11 cables. The maximum test length is 3000 meters. Note that short-circuit status will not display cable length.
Image 4.3.3: The Cable Length Test screen, illustrating the measurement of individual wire pair lengths within a network cable.
4.4 Network Tools
The tester provides a suite of network diagnostic tools.
- IP Discovery: Automatically scans the network segment to find IP addresses and can modify the tester's IP to match the scanned camera's IP.
- PING Test: Verifies network connectivity to a specific IP address.
- IP Address Scan: Scans for active IP addresses within a specified range.
- Port Blinking: Helps identify connected network cables by blinking the port LED on the connected switch.
- DHCP Server: Provides IP addresses to connected devices.
- Trace Route, LLDP, Link Monitor: Advanced network diagnostic functions.
Image 4.4.1: The IP Discovery screen, showing the local IP address of the tester and discovered IP addresses on the network.
Image 4.4.2: A compilation of screenshots demonstrating the various network testing tools, such as Link Monitor, PING utility, and IP configuration settings.
4.5 HDMI and VGA Input/Output
The tester supports HDMI input and output at 1080p resolution, and VGA input.
- HDMI Input: Connect an HDMI source (e.g., DVR/NVR) to the HDMI IN port to display its output on the tester's screen.
- HDMI Output: Connect the tester's HDMI OUT port to an external monitor to display the tester's screen content.
- VGA Input: Connect a VGA source (e.g., DVR/NVR) to the VGA IN port. Open the 'VGA' app on the tester to view the output.
Image 4.5.1: Illustration of the tester's 4K HDMI input and 60Hz output capabilities, allowing display of high-resolution video.
Image 4.5.2: Depiction of connecting a DVR's VGA output to the tester's VGA input, enabling the display of the DVR's image on the tester's screen.
4.6 PoE Power Output
The tester can provide Power over Ethernet (PoE) to compatible devices, such as IP cameras, with a maximum output of 24W.
- Connect the IP camera requiring PoE to the tester's LAN port (which also functions as PSE IN).
- Activate the PoE output function from the main menu or a dedicated PoE application.
- The tester will supply power to the connected device.
Image 4.6.1: An illustration demonstrating how the CCTV tester provides PoE power to an IP camera, with a screenshot of the PoE output status.
4.7 WiFi Analyzer and Hotspot
The tester includes a WiFi analyzer to assess signal strength and channel levels, and can also function as a WiFi hotspot.
- Access the 'WiFi Analyzer' application to view signal strength charts and channel information.
- To create a WiFi hotspot, navigate to the network settings and enable the hotspot feature.
Image 4.7.1: Screenshots showing the WiFi Analyzer displaying signal strength and channel levels, and the FTP Server interface for file management.
4.8 Multiple Camera Preview
The 'Multiple Preview' application allows synchronized viewing of multiple cameras (2 to 16 cameras). Note that video display may have a slight delay (approximately 3 frames per second).
- Connect multiple cameras to the tester's LAN port.
- Open the 'ONVIF' app to ensure smooth real-time preview of camera images.
- Launch the 'Multiple Preview' application to view feeds from connected cameras simultaneously.
Image 4.8.1: The Multiple Preview screen, displaying synchronized video feeds from several connected cameras in a grid layout.
4.9 TesterPlay App (Screen Projection)
The 'TesterPlay' app enables screen projection, allowing the tester's display to be mirrored on a PC or Android mobile phone simultaneously.
- Install the 'TesterPlay' app on your Android mobile phone or VLC player on your PC.
- Follow the instructions within the TesterPlay app on the CCTV tester to establish a connection and project the screen.
Image 4.9.1: An illustration of the TesterPlay app in action, demonstrating the tester's screen being mirrored onto both a PC monitor and an Android smartphone.
4.10 Power Management and PoE Detection
Monitor real-time voltage and power for PoE, DC12V, DC24V power output, and PSE input. The PoE Detection feature measures PoE switch or PSE power supply voltage and cable connection status.
- Access the 'Power Management' application to view power statistics.
- For PoE Detection, connect the power supply equipment to the PSE IN port of the CCTV tester.
Image 4.10.1: Screenshots showing the Power Management interface with real-time power readings and the PoE Detection screen displaying voltage and power information for connected PoE devices.
4.11 Application Updates and WiFi Hotspot
The device supports local and online application updates. It can also function as a WiFi hotspot.
- To update applications, navigate to 'Application Update' in the settings menu. Choose between local or online updates.
- To enable the WiFi hotspot, go to 'Settings' -> 'Wireless and network' -> 'Wi-Fi hotspot' and toggle it on.
Image 4.11.1: Screenshots illustrating the Application Update interface for managing software versions and the WiFi Hotspot settings for enabling wireless connectivity sharing.
4.12 Product Video Overview
Video 4.12.1: An official product video from EVERSECU demonstrating the features and capabilities of the 8K H.265 CCTV Camera Tester, including its various testing modes and interface.
5. Maintenance
5.1 Cleaning
Regularly clean the screen and body of the tester with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the device.
5.2 Battery Care
To prolong battery life, avoid fully discharging the battery frequently. If storing the device for an extended period, charge it to approximately 50% and store in a cool, dry place. Recharge every few months to prevent deep discharge.
5.3 Software Updates
Periodically check for software updates to ensure optimal performance and access to new features. Refer to section 4.11 for instructions on application updates.
6. Troubleshooting
- Device does not power on: Ensure the battery is charged. Connect the power adapter and attempt to power on. If the issue persists, contact support.
- No video display from camera:
- Verify camera is powered on and functioning correctly.
- Check cable connections (BNC for analog, RJ45 for IP).
- Ensure correct input mode is selected on the tester (e.g., 'IP Camera Test' for IP cameras, 'CVBS & HD Camera' for analog).
- For IP cameras, confirm the camera's IP address is discoverable and within the same network segment as the tester.
- PoE output not working: Ensure the PoE output function is enabled in the tester's settings. Verify the connected device is PoE compatible and within the power limits (max 24W). If the issue persists, the connected device might not be drawing power correctly or there's a fault in the cable/tester.
- Inaccurate cable test results: Ensure cables are properly terminated and not connected to other devices during testing (especially for TDR tests). Calibrate the cable tester if necessary.
- Touchscreen unresponsive: Restart the device. If the issue continues, ensure the screen is clean and free of debris.
7. Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display | 7-inch IPS Touch Screen, 1280x800 resolution |
| IP Camera Support | Up to 4K, H.265/H.264, compatible with Hikvision, Dahua, Axis |
| Analog Camera Support | 8.0 Megapixel AHD, TVI, CVI & CVBS |
| PoE Output | DC48V, Max 24W |
| Battery | 7.4V/5400mAh Lithium-ion Polymer (10 hours working time) |
| HDMI | Input/Output, 1080p resolution |
| VGA | Input |
| Ethernet Ports | 10/100/1000M LAN port, PSE IN port |
| RJ45 Cable TDR Test | Up to 180m length, attenuation for >10m cables |
| Cable Length Test | Max 3000 meters for BNC, RJ45, RJ11 |
| Item Weight | 4.86 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 13.19 x 12.8 x 3.86 inches |
| Included Accessories | Tester Body, Power Adapter, RS485 Cable, BNC Cable, Cable Tracer |
8. Warranty and Support
8.1 Technical Support
EVERSECU offers 24-hour technical support for any questions or issues you may encounter with your CCTV tester. Please refer to the product packaging or official website for contact information.
8.2 Returns and Protection Plans
This product typically comes with a 30-day return policy for refunds or replacements. Extended protection plans (e.g., 2-Year or 3-Year) may be available for purchase separately to cover the device beyond the standard warranty period.
