Indoor Fixed w/IR (ADC-V522IR)
| Device image |  |
|---|---|
| Live view resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Field of view | 113° |
| Night vision |
0 lux with IR, up to 5 meters (~15 feet) |
| Enrollment methods |
AP, WPS, Ethernet mode For enrollment instructions, see Indoor Fixed w/IR (ADC-V522IR) - Installation Guide. |
| Ethernet compatibility |
Has 10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port Incompatible with PoE |
| Wi-Fi compatibility | Compatible with 802.11 b/g/n/ac, 2.4 & 5 GHz connections |
| Video Motion Detection |
Video Motion Detection: All hardware and firmware versions. For Video Motion Detection (VMD) setup instructions, see Configure Video Motion Detection (VMD) settings for a video device. |
| Video Analytics |
Video Analytics 1.0 requires firmware 0.5.3.113+ For Video Analytics setup instructions, see Configure a Video Analytics rule. |
| Onboard Recording | Incompatible |
| Two-Way Audio |
Half-Duplex Note: Requires hardware version 0101+ and firmware version IP8168-ALAM-0100b9+. For Two-Way Audio setup instructions, see Two-Way Audio Installation and User Guide. |
| Factory Reset |
Location: The Reset button can be found on the back of the camera. Procedure: Hold the Reset button until the LED alternates flashing red and green, which usually happens after 10-15 seconds. For more details about the factory reset process, see Factory reset an ADC-V522IR to its default settings. |
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User Guides
- Configure a Video Analytics ruleAlarm.com Video Analytics continuously scans a property and sends a notification when a person, vehicle, or animal is identified. Advanced detection rules enhance perimeter security by sending alerts when someone is coming or going, or even loiterin
General information
- How well can Alarm.com cameras see in the dark? (night vision, infrared)
- Two-Way Audio Installation and User GuideTwo-Way Audio lets users talk and listen remotely through compatible video devices and hear recorded audio in saved clips. It works in the Customer app, Customer website, and on some supported panels when live video streaming is enabled. Supported cameras use either Half-Duplex audio, which requires pressing and holding to talk, or Full-Duplex audio, which allows simultaneous speaking and listening.
- What is the difference between Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex audio?♦ Half-Duplex audio allows only one communication channel to be used at a time, similar to a walkie-talkie or traditional two-way radio. These devices require the user to manually enable and disable the camera's microphone and speaker. ♦ Full-Duplex audio allows both communication channels to speak and listen simultaneously, similar to a telephone call. These devices require the user to tap or click the microphone icon once to toggle on microphone and speaker functionality during a stream.
- When does live or saved video contain audio?
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