Indoor Fixed w/IR (ADC-V520IR)
Quick Facts
| Device image |
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|---|---|
| Live view resolution | 1280x800, 640x400, 320x200, 176x144 |
| Field of view | 60° (horizontal) 39° (vertical) |
| Night vision | 0 lux with infrared, up to 6 meters (~15 feet) |
| Enrollment methods |
WPS, Ethernet For enrollment instructions, see Indoor Fixed wIR (ADC-520IR) - Installation Guide. |
| Ethernet compatibility |
Has 10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port, no PoE |
| Wi-Fi compatibility | Compatible with 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 GHz connections |
| Video Analytics |
Not compatible |
| Video Motion Detection |
Compatible For Video Motion Detection (VMD) setup instrcutions, 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 can be found in the pinhole on the back bottom left corner of the device. Procedure: Hold the Reset button until 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-V520IR to its default settings. |
Data sheets
Installation guides
- Indoor Fixed wIR (ADC-520IR) - Installation GuideInstall an ADC-V520IR camera by connecting power, using WPS or Ethernet to join the network, then adding the device through the Customer app Video Installation Wizard or at www.alarm.com/addcamera with the customer’s Alarm.com login. . The guide also explains how to finish mounting after enrollment and how to interpret camera LED patterns for internet connection, local network status, power-up, firmware updates, WPS mode, privacy mode, and factory reset.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the terminals on the ADC-V520IR for?The wiring terminals on Alarm.com video devices are digital inputs that let a hard‑wired sensor, such as a PIR motion sensor, trigger video recordings instead of camera‑based motion detection.
General information
- Change the Wi-Fi network settings of a video deviceYou can change a video device's network information manually using the Customer website as long as the device has power and is still connected to an active network.
- How well can Alarm.com cameras see in the dark? (night vision, infrared)
- Reconnect a camera to a wireless network if the router, equipment, or Wi-Fi settings change
- Request the wireless signal strength of a video deviceVideo device wireless signal strength can be checked remotely for devices on the customer account at any time using the Customer app or Customer website, or during installation for supported devices using the Customer app. It is generally recommended for video devices to have at least 66% wireless signal strength.