Covert Cameras
Hidden or covert cameras provide a great way of catching theft or vandalism on camera without the suspect even being aware and are a great enhancement to most CCTV systems.
Installers say..
“Coverts are great to capture shots when suspects think they aren’t being watched.”
Looking just like a convex retail mirror this 12” model actually disguises a hidden camera.
This is a lovely looking covert that is great for mounting in suspended ceilings.
Compact module that’s relatively easy to hide. With a standard board lens that is easily swapped for other sizes.
These tiny covert modules can be hidden almost anywhere to suit the environment.
Discreet camera that can be tucked away into the corner of a room, lift or stairwell.
Probably our most popular style of covert camera as it is so easy to fit and suits most rooms.
A familiar sight to staff and shoppers so a good choice for a covert.
These keyswitch cameras are ideal next to an entrance capturing mugshots as people leave.
These tiny modules are easily disguised in other equipment or in the fabric of a building making them ideal for discrete covert surveillance.
Probably our most popular style of covert camera as it is so easy to fit and suits most rooms. Using the bracket supplied, this design is simple to fit in the corner of a room just like a normal burglar alarm detector.
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- # Quick Links, Manuals & Product Documentation - IPmitter Range
Below are a list of product manuals and quick start guides covering our IPmitter wireless bridges and wireless access point range.
Dual Band Wireless Access Point - IPMIT100
Full Manual (PDF) / Full Manual (HTML)
Quick Start Guide (PDF) / Quick Start Guide (HTML)
The above manuals cover the following models: IPMIT100
Budget 48V PoE Wireless Bridges - IPMIT204/254
Full Manual (PDF) / Full Manual (HTML)
Quick Start Guide (PDF) / Quick Start Guide (HTML)
The above manual covers the following models: IPMIT204 / IPMIT254
Standard 48V PoE Wireless Bridges - IPMIT304/354
Full Manual (PDF) / Full Manual (HTML)
Quick Start Guide (PDF) / Quick Start Guide (HTML)
The above manual covers the following models: IPMIT304 / IPMIT354
Pro 48V PoE Wireless Bridges MK2 - IPMIT430/460/450
Full Manual (PDF) / Full Manual (HTML)
Quick Start Guide (PDF) / Quick Start Guide (HTML)
The above manual covers the following models: IPMIT430 / IPMIT460
Legacy
Budget 24V PoE Wireless Bridges - Full Manual (PDF)
The above manual covers the following models: IPMIT200 / IPMIT250Standard 24V PoE Wireless Bridges - Full Manual (PDF)
The above manual covers the following models: IPMIT300 / IPMIT350Pro 48V PoE Wireless Bridges MK1 - Full Manual (PDF) / Quick Start Guide (PDF)
The above manuals cover the following models: IPMIT400 / IPMIT450- Do I need a laptop or PC to pair up two IPmitters?
No not at all.
All 3 IPmitter models boast a superb easy pairing method which means you can set up the IPmitter without needing a laptop or PC to set up its IP address, perfect for getting the job done more efficiently and without needing a dedicated IP technician to do the install.
- How to Pair IPmitters
Pairing on channel 100
1. Power both IPmitters, and leave to boot up for at least 3 mins. During boot up they will display a rotating segment [ _i]
2. On one IPmitter (client), press the F (function) button and "H" will flash [H 100]. Press the S (setting) button to change to [C 100].
3. The whole display will flash to indicate the settings have been saved, it will reboot (can take up to 3 mins) then the display will show [C036].
4. Now press the RST (reset) button for 1 second on both IPmitters [H 100] [C036].
The display will change to a P with a rotating segment whilst pairing [P __]. Pairing can take up to 5 minutes.
The display will show P and a value once paired [P0 10] [P0 12].
- My IPmitter is not pairing, what should I do?
- 1. Check the signal strength on the LED display at the Host and Client IPmitter. Between P-070 and P-095 is too low for transmission > Try the pairing process with the devices closer together.
2. Check the SYS light at the Host and Client IPmitter > If the SYS light is not lit then check your 48V PoE source or 12V DC source.
3. Check the WAN or LAN indicator Host and Client IPmitter > This will light up if a device connected and powered correctly. Please note this may not just be a power issue for the device connected but the cable connecting the IPmitter and the devices may be wired incorrectly or the cable may have a fault.
- My IPmitter reads signal strength P-095, what does it mean?
- The signal strength of P-095 shows they have not paired up correctly.
1. Check the pairing > Reset both IPmitters, holding the R (reset) button down on both IPmitters for 10 seconds. Once both units have booted back up, then try the pairing process again.
2. Between P-070 and P-095 is too low for transmission > Try the pairing process with the devices closer together.
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