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  1. Connect the ADAM 6050 to the network with the Ethernet cable.

  2. Launch the Adam Apax .NET Utility.

  3. Right-click your computer’s IP address (under Ethernet) and select Search. The utility will then search the network for ADAM modules on the network.

  4. The default IP address of the ADAM module is 10.0.0.1. You will find it listed under the Others item, named something like ADAM5000TCP_6000.

  5. Configure the network settings of the ADAM, then click Apply Change.

  6. You will be prompted for the password; the default password of the ADAM module is 00000000.

  7. Click the Peer to Peer/Event tab.

  8. Under Mode, select Basic and then click Apply.

  9. Change the Period time setting to 4095 seconds (this is the maximum value).

  10. Click the check box next to Enable Change of State.

  11. In the Destination box, type the IP address of the 3VR VIP Appliance.

  12. Click Apply List to save your changes

Configuring ADAM Digital I/O Plug-In

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  1. Select the Adam Digital I/O plug-in.

  2. Click Edit Settings.

  3. In the Edit Global Settings dialog, enter the settings for your ADAM device(s):

    • Type the IP address for the device, followed by an equals sign (=), followed by a descriptive name for the device. For example, 10.20.130.1=Gate A.
      The name entered here will appear in OpCenter on each Adam event generated by the device.

    • Specify the active state for the device:

      • If the circuit is normally open and an event should be triggered by closing the circuit, change the Active setting to “Closed”

      • If the circuit is normally closed and the event is triggered by opening the circuit, select “Open”

  4. Repeat step 3 for any remaining ADAM devices. You may configure up to 8 devices.

  5. When you are finished, click OK to save your changes.

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Binding Cameras to Plug-In

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  1. After binding cameras to the plug-in (steps in above topic “Binding Cameras to Plug-in”), links will appear under Bound Cameras for each camera.

  2. Click a link (for example Edit “2. Front Entrance”) to edit the settings for that camera.

  3. In the Edit “[Camera Name]” Settings dialog you will map digital inputs on the ADAM device to the current camera. When these inputs are activated, the 3VR appliance will create an event in OpCenter with video from this camera.

  4. Type the device ID and input ID of the input in the Device box, separated by a hyphen.

    • The device ID is the number that appears in the global settings for the plug-in. For example, enter 1 for the device listed in the Adam Device 1 box

    • The input ID is the number (ranging between 0 and 11) of the physical input on the ADAM device

    • To link more than one input to video from this camera, enter additional device-input pairs separated by a comma
      For example, to link video from this camera to input 7 on device 1, enter 1-7 in the Device box. To link it to inputs 7 through 9 on device 1, enter 1-7,1-8,1-9.

  5. Enter a name for each input entered in the Device box in the corresponding Input Name Mapping box. The mapping numbers correspond to the position of the input in the list. For example, in the image to the right, the name for input “1-2” is “Alarm 1”.

  6. The Pre-Event Buffer and Post-Event Buffer settings control how many seconds of video to buffer before and after an ADAM event occurs. The default (2 seconds) will be sufficient in most cases.

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  7. Click OK to save your changes and return to the Configure panel.

  8. Repeat steps 2-5 for any remaining cameras bound to the Adam Digital I/O plug-in.

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