Varifocal Bullet Camera (ADC-VC728PF)
| Device Image |  |
|---|---|
| Live View Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Field of View | 3.2 mm (W) - 9.8 mm (T), F1.8 - F3.3, 116° to 34° |
| Night Vision | 0 lux with IR, up to ~95 feet (30 meters) |
| Enrollment Methods |
Ethernet For enrollment instructions, see Varifocal Bullet Camera (ADC-VC728PF) - Installation Guide. |
| Ethernet Compatibility |
10/100 Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port Compatible with PoE |
| Wi-Fi Compatibility | Incompatible with Wi-Fi |
| Video Analytics |
Video Analytics 1.0 For Video Analytics setup instructions, see Configure a Video Analytics rule. For Business Activity Analytics setup instructions, see Business Activity Analytics (BAA) setup. |
| Video Motion Detection |
Compatible For Video Motion Detection setup instructions, see Configure Video Motion Detection (VMD) settings for a video device. |
| Onboard Recording |
Compatible For Onboard Recording setup instructions, see Onboard Recording (SD card) with Smart View for video devices. |
| Two-Way Audio | Incompatible |
| Factory Reset |
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Installation guides
- Varifocal Bullet Camera (ADC-VC728PF) - Installation GuideInstall the ADC-VC728PF camera by connecting it to a router with an Ethernet cable, supplying power through PoE or the ADC-PSU-A2-12V1A 12 VDC adapter for non-PoE setups, and waiting about 2 minutes for the LED to turn solid green. The guide also covers LED status meanings, mounting the camera at least 8 feet high, grounding and weather-resistant RJ45 cap assembly, and troubleshooting connection, reset, and account transfer issues.
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 loitering on the property.
How-to troubleshooting guides
Frequently asked questions
Videos
General information
- Adjust the field of view and focus of a varifocal video deviceA varifocal lens lets users adjust a camera’s zoom and focus from the Customer website without losing video quality. Compatible models include select Pro Series and Prism Series varifocal bullet, turret, and dome cameras. Users can change the field of view with a slider, manually adjust focus or use Auto Focus, then recalibrate Video Analytics and update any Video Analytics or Business Activity Analytics rules after changes.
- Can a video device use both an Onboard (SD card) and SVR recording schedule simultaneously?Yes. A video device can record continuously to an Onboard recording schedule and SVR recording schedule at the same time.
- Commercial video internet bandwidth guidelines
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) for video devicesCameras equipped with High Dynamic Range (HDR) can show more detail in the dark shadows and bright highlights of an image. HDR is especially useful for capturing clear video in areas with harsh lighting conditions (e.g., a camera on a covered porch, under an awning, facing a bright light source, etc.).
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- Onboard Recording (SD card) with Smart View for video devices
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- 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.
- View continuously recorded video using Smart ViewStream footage is recorded using a Stream Video Recorder (SVR) or an Onboard Recording rule at any time using Smart View. Playback of continuously recorded video is available using the Customer website or Customer app. This article details how to view, navigate and download clips from the Smart View timeline.
- What is the maximum resolution for Pro Series video cameras?