Milesight AI TrueColor Bullet Network Camera

1. Package Contents

• AI TrueColor Bullet Network Camera x 1
• Expansion Screw Packet x 1
• Screwdriver x 1
• Water-proof Connector x 1
• Quick Start Guide x 1
• Warranty Card x 1
• Perforation-assisted Sticker x 1

2. Hardware Overview

Familiarize yourself with the camera's components:

• Indicator Lights: Red Flashing Light, Blue Flashing Light, Smart Hybrid Lights (Mixed IR and White Warm Lights)
• Lens & Audio: Lens, Microphone, Speaker
• Storage & Reset: Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC Card Slot, Reset Button (⚙️)
• Ports: Audio In/Out (Optional), DC 12V Power Input, Ethernet Port (PoE), Alarm In/Out (Optional)
• Mounting: Grounding Point

3. Dimensions

AI TrueColor Bullet Network Camera

All measurements are in millimeters (mm).

• Length: 205 mm
• Width/Height: 85 mm
• Mounting Hole Diameter: Ø6 mm
• Angle Indicator: 120°

Diagram illustrating the camera's external dimensions and mounting hole specifications.

4. Installation

Step 1: Prepare Mounting Location

Affix the perforation-assisted sticker to your desired installation spot. Use the sticker as a template to mark and punch the necessary holes.

Illustration shows a template sticker with grid lines, a location hole, and a cable hole, alongside a tool for punching holes.

Step 2: Route Cables

Thread the camera's cables through the designated cable hole on the mounting surface.

Diagram depicts cables being passed through the mounting point of the camera.

Step 3: Mount Camera

Align the camera's mounting bracket with the prepared holes and secure it firmly by tightening the screws. Optional mounting accessories like Pole Mount (A01), External Corner Bracket (A03), and Junction Box (A63) can be used for different installation scenarios.

Visual guide showing the camera being attached to a surface, with references to optional mounting hardware (A01, A03, A63).

Step 4: Power and Adjust

Connect the camera to power via the Ethernet port (PoE) or the DC 12V power input. Loosen the limit screw to freely adjust the camera's viewing angle.

Image shows the camera with a highlighted "Limit Screw" for adjusting its position.

Rotation Capabilities

• Vertical Rotation: 0° to 90°
• Horizontal Rotation: 0° to 360°

5. Connections

5.1 Alarm Interface

Connect external alarm devices using the General I/O Terminal Block:

• PIN1: Alarm Output (NC/NO) - Max 24V DC, 1A
• PIN2: Alarm Output (NC/NO) - Max 24V DC, 1A
• PIN3: Alarm Input (NC/NO) - Max 12V
• PIN4: Alarm Input (NC/NO) - Max 12V

Diagram of the terminal block showing Digital Input and Output terminals, with pin labels and specifications.

5.2 Waterproof Connector Assembly

Assemble the waterproof connector for the network cable as follows:

1. Thread the network cable through the screw nut, rubber ring, and screw bolt.
2. Insert the rubber ring into the screw bolt.
3. Connect the screw nut to the screw bolt.
4. Place the O-Ring onto the network port connector.
5. Connect the RJ45 connector to the network port and tighten the screw bolt and the connector.

Illustration details the assembly steps for the waterproof connector, including LAN cable, screw nut, rubber ring, screw bolt, O-Ring, and network port connector.

6. IP Address Configuration

6.1 Assigning an IP Address Using Smart Tools

Milesight Smart Tools is a software utility designed to automatically detect online Milesight network cameras on your LAN, facilitate IP address assignment, and manage firmware updates. It is particularly useful when configuring multiple cameras.

Steps to configure IP addresses with Smart Tools:

1. Launch Smart Tools and navigate to the "IPC Tools" page. Enter the device information such as IP address, MAC address, Port number, Netmask, and Gateway. The tool will then display all compatible Milesight network cameras on the network.
2. Select the camera(s) you wish to configure by their MAC addresses.
3. Click "Activate" to set a password for first-time use (must be 8-32 characters, including at least one number and one letter) and configure three security questions for password recovery.
4. Enter the username and password, modify the IP address or other network settings as needed, and click "Modify".
5. Double-click on a camera in the list or its associated browser link to access its web interface directly.

Refer to the "Smart Tools User Manual" for advanced usage instructions.

Screenshot of the Milesight IPC Tools interface displaying a list of network devices with columns for Device Name, MAC, IP Address, Port, Netmask, Gateway, Model, Uptime, Version, and Status.

6.2 Assigning an IP Address via Browser

If your computer's network segment differs from the camera's, you may need to temporarily configure your PC's IP address (e.g., to 192.168.5.xx with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0) to establish communication. Consult the "Milesight Network Camera Quick Start" guide for detailed instructions.

7. Accessing the Web Browser

The camera is compatible with most standard operating systems and web browsers. Recommended browsers include Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.

For assistance with plugin installation, please refer to the troubleshooting documentation:

• Milesight-Troubleshooting-Plugin Installation on Windows-IPC
• Milesight-Troubleshooting-Plugin Installation on MAC

8. FCC Statement

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Thank You

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