CHeKT 4MP 12vDC AI Turret Camera

CHeKT 4MP 12vDC AI Turret Camera

Crafted with durability in mind, the 4MP AI Turret camera boasts a robust construction, ensuring its ability to withstand various environmental conditions. When used the CHeKT Video Bridge, this camera takes advantage of modern IP technology to communicate alarm signals from the video analytics detection. This seamless integration allows for instant notifications to the CHeKT smartphone mobile app and the alarm monitoring center, putting the power of real-time video monitoring right at your fingertips, wherever you are. 
We understand the importance of user-friendly interfaces, and our camera's software is no exception. With an intuitive and easy-to-navigate dashboard, managing video feeds, alarm settings, and analytics parameters becomes a breeze, lets get started.

Password Reset

After powering and connecting your camera to your local network, the first thing you want to do is reset the default password. There are two ways to accomplish this, local interface or via the CHeKT Dealer Portal.

Local Interface:
The 4MP AI Turret camera is on DHCP mode by default, please locate your camera new IP address and launch the local interface login page:


Apply the default credentials, admin / admin, and click on the blue arrow box to proceed. 



In the next window, please apply a new password of your choice and click okay to save. 

Dealer Portal:
On the Authentication and 3rd step of the Add Camera Setup wizard, the following notice will be presented to you automatically:


From the Default Password Notice, please click the Change Password button to procced to the next window.


In this next window, notice that the current default password is automatically filled in, please apply the new password of your choice and click the Change Password button to save.

Network

As mentioned above, the camera is set to DHCP mode by default, if you need to change it to static mode, please navigate to the local interface and click the Configuration tab followed by the Device Tab, to express the drop-down menu and then click Local Network: 


In the Local Network configuration, disable DHCP by clicking the toggle next to it, this will then express the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway fields. Fill in the field accordingly and click Apply to save. 

Video Settings

Orientation:
To change the orientation of a previously mounted camera, please click the Video Settings to express the drop-down menu and then click Image Settings.  


In the Image Settings configuration, please click and select Debug Mode to express the manual configurations under the Scene tab. Choose your Scene and Mirror options to change the orientation of your stream and click Save to apply changes. 

DayNight:
In the same Image Settings configuration menu, click on the DayNight tab, to change the Auto mode to a setting of your choice, then click Save to apply changes:


CHeKT AI Rules

The 4MP AI Camera, has both Intrusion and Single Line Crossing AI Rules enabled by default, however further adjustments can be made to ensure valid alarm activations occur. 

Intrusion:


If intrusion is not a rule you wish to use, click the Toggle next to Enabe to disable complety. If you wish to use this rule, you may map a new region by using the left-mouse-click to beging mapping and then right-mouse-click to stop mapping, otherwise the entire view of the stream would be the region by the defualt. You can also decrease the Sensitiviy and disable the Limit Type option to allow this rule to trigger by objects other than the default objects, Person or Car. Additionally, you can choose to disable the Video Stream Draw Line to avoid the Intrusion Region bounding lines to appear on the stream and the Whitelight Alarm, to avoid the camera lights from switching on during an activation. To finalize, please select the days you wish this rule to be active on, and click Apply to save. 

Single Line Crossing:


If Single Line Crossing is not a rule you wish to use, click the Toggle next to Enabe to disable complety. If you wish to use this rule, unlike the Intrusion rule, the Single Line Corssing requires for the rule line to be drawn. Once you have drawn and position your rule line, you will be given the option select in which direction the rule applies; Bidirection, Reverse or Positive. This rule has the Limit Type option disabled by default, if you wish for this rule to only trigger by Person or Car, enable this option. Similar to the Intrusion rule, you can also choose to disable the Video Stream Draw Line to avoid the bounding lines of the rule to appear on the stream and the Whitelight Alarm, to avoid the camera lights from switching on during an activation. To finalize, please select the days you wish this rule to be active on, and click Apply to save. 

Firmware:

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