ADT Security Services RC8325ADT Wireless Indoor HD Camera Installation Guide

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11. Assign the camera a unique name (usually based on the location of the 
camera) in the  Name field, and then click the  Save button at the upper right of 
the screen.  
 
12. The Cameras  screen appears, now displaying the added camera.  
 
13. At the top left of the screen, click  Go Back. 
14. You are returned to the Manage Devices  screen. The total number of installed 
cameras has increased by one. Click  Close. 
15.  Click Close  again to confirm.   
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Using a Wireless Connection to  Enroll the Camera  
1. Set up  the camera, as described in  Chapter 2. 
2. Launch an Internet browser and log in to the Pulse portal or TS installer  app. 
3. Enter the Manage Devices  screen using one of these methods:  
•  For the Pulse portal, select the  System tab and click Manage Devices . 
•   For the TS installer app, click the  Pulse Devices link. 
The Manage Devices screen displays.  
4. In the  Manage Devices  screen, click...

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7. On the  Add Camera  Using WPS screen, enter  the PIN  number  in the WPS PIN  
field .  
 
8.  Ensure that the  camera is powered on, and then click the  Continue button to 
initiate the WPS process .  
The following screen appears.  
 
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9. Press and hold the  WPS/RESET button on the  camera for 5 seconds to 
establish a wireless connection.   
Note:  You must complete the WPS connection 
within 2 minutes or else the proc ess will time out. 
The time remaining is displayed in the upper left 
portion of the screen.   
The Network/WPS LED flashes amber as the 
Gateway attempts to connect to the  camera.  
The wireless connection is successful when the 
Network/WPS LED turns solid gre en. 
 
 
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10.  When the  Camera Details  screen appears, showing that the  camera has 
been enrolled , assign the  RC8325-ADT a unique  name (usually based on the 
location of the  camera) in the Name field , and then click Save . 
 
The Pulse enrollment is complete. The newly -added device appears in the 
Cameras  list. 
 
11. At the top left of the screen, click  Go Back. 
12. You are returned to the Manage Devices  screen. The total number of installed 
cameras has increased by...

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If the Camera Continually Goes Offline  
If after enrolling it the camera, it continually goes offline (Power LED blinks 
continually), the camera  will automatically attempt to recover the wireless 
connection. If the camera cannot recover on its own, take the following measures 
to re -establish the  Wi-Fi connection.  
1. Power cycle the camera.  
2. If the  previous  measure fails, move the Pulse Gateway closer to the camera.  
3. If the  previous  measure fails,...

Chapter 4 
Wall Mounting  
This section  provides details for  final mounting of  the RC8325- ADT 
Wireless Day/Night HD Camera. You should ensure that the camera  is 
configured and enrolled in ADT Pulse before permanently mounting it.  
1. Locate the mounting plate at the bottom of the camera stand and s lide the 
mounting plate  forward to release it from the  stand. 
2. Hold the mounting plate at  the location where you would like to  mount  the 
camera  and mark the location of the two mounting...

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6.Remove the cable organizer from the stand. Insert the cables into the hole andrun cables through the organizer. Place the organizer back on the stand.
7.Connect the power cable  (and USB to RJ-45 Adapter Cable, if used) into the
back of the camera and plug the adapter end into a power outlet.
CAUTION:  Use only the power adapter provided. Using a different 
one can result in  hardware damage.  
F

igure  7: Routing the Cables  
8.Screw/attach the camera onto the camera stand....

Appendix A 
Specifications 
RC8325-ADT Wireless  Day/Night  HD Camera  
Model RC8325- ADT 
Dimensions 
W x H x D 2.56” x 2.56” x 1.34” ( 65mm x  65mm x 3 4mm ) 
Operating 
Temperature 32°F to 104 °F  ( 0°C to  40 C ) 
Video Compression H.264 and MJPEG  
Image Resolution 1280x 720, 640x480, 320x 240 (QVGA)  
Storage 
Temperature -4°F to 158 °F  ( -20 °C to 70 °C) 
Network Protocols  TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, SMTP, FTP, 
HTTP, HTTPS, DDNS, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, UPnP 
Network Interface 1 RJ-45 LAN...

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Regulatory Approvals 
 
FCC Statement 
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not 
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful 
interference to radio  communications. However, there is no guarantee that 
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause 
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by 
turning the equipment off and on, t he...