Indoor Dome (ADC-V820)
Quick Facts
| Device image |  |
|---|---|
| Live view resolution | 1280x800, 640x400, 320x200, 176x144 |
| Field of view | 77° (horizontal) 54° (vertical) |
| Night vision |
No infrared night vision, 0.3 Lux at 1/5 sec |
| Enrollment methods |
Ethernet For more information about enrollment, see Indoor Dome (ADC-V820) - Installation Guide. |
| Ethernet compatibility |
10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port, compatible with PoE |
| Wi-Fi compatibility | Not compatible with Wi-Fi |
| Video Analytics | Not compatible |
| Video Motion Detection |
Compatible For Video Motion Detection (VMD) setup instructions, see Configure Video Motion Detection (VMD) settings for a video device. |
| Onboard Recording | Not compatible |
| Two-Way Audio | Not compatible |
| Factory Reset |
Location: The Reset button is black and located in the rear-inside of the camera. Procedure: Hold the Reset button until the LED rapidly flashes red and green, which usually happens after 15 seconds. For more details about the factory reset process, see Factory reset an ADC-V820 to its default settings. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
General information
- Connect a video device using Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE)
- How does Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) work with Alarm.com video devices?Power-over-Ethernet devices can provide and receive power through an Ethernet cable's free wires. Video devices capable of using Power-over-Ethernet only require one cable for power and data. Alarm.com Power-over-Ethernet video devices use the IEEE 802.3af standard, which is an active Power-over-Ethernet standard.
- Update the firmware of a video deviceThe firmware of an Alarm.com video device can be updated remotely using the Partner Portal, MobileTech app, or Customer website. Keeping the firmware up-to-date ensures that the device will be compatible with new features.
- What is the maximum distance of Power-over-Ethernet (POE)?