11 Description — FLIR EST Kiosk‎

11.1 System parts

Camera unit

Tablet

Stand

11.2 Camera web interface

The FLIR EST Kiosk camera has a web interface. If the camera has been reset to factory default settings, you must log in to the camera web interface to re-configure the firewall settings.

To log in to the camera web interface, you need to find the camera on the IP network by using the FLIR IP Config software.

11.2.1 Install FLIR IP Config‎

FLIR IP Config is a software used to detect cameras in an IP network.

FLIR IP Config is pre-installed on the tablet. If FLIR IP Config has been removed, you have to re-install the software.

To install the FLIR IP Config software, do the following:

Go to https://flir.custhelp.com/ .

In the search field, enter “FLIR IP Config” and then click the Search button. In the search results, click the Download FLIR IP Config link.

Download the latest version of FLIR IP Config (zip file).

Unzip the file and run the *.exe file.

Follow the instructions in the installation wizard.

11.2.2 Open the camera web interface

To log in to the camera web interface, you need the administrator password. The password is available on the camera calibration certificate, which is included in the FLIR EST Kiosk package.

To open the camera web interface, do the following:

Start the FLIR IP Config software by double-tapping the desktop icon.

The FLIR IP Config automatically scans for cameras. When a camera is detected, FLIR IP Config displays the IP address of the camera.

Double-tap the camera in FLIR IP Config. This opens the camera login page in a web browser.

Log in with the username admin and the default administrator password available on the camera calibration certificate. This displays the web interface of the camera.

11.2.3 Firewall configuration

The camera is pre-configured to open up the firewall. If the camera has been reset to factory default settings, you must configure the firewall settings.

To configure the firewall settings, do the following:

Go to the Administration tab and select Firewall.

Make sure the RTSP switch is set to ON.

Make sure the FLIRRESOURCE switch is set to ON.

Tap Apply at the bottom of the page.

11.3 Camera connectors and buttons

Factory reset button.

Antenna.

RS232/485 connector.

Power/error indicator LED (blue/red).

Ethernet communication indicator LED (green).

Ethernet/Power over Ethernet connector.

Power and Digital I/O connector.

MAC address label.

11.3.1 Factory reset button

Factory reset button depression time period	Indicator LED status	Explanation
> 1 second	A continuous red light	When the factory reset button is released: A factory reset is executed. The main camera application is restarted. The indicator LED status resumes the status it had before the button was depressed.
> 4 seconds	A flashing red light	When the factory reset button is released: A factory reset is executed. The main camera application is restarted. The camera’s IP settings are reset to the factory defaults (DHCP assigned). The indicator LED status resumes the status it had before the button was depressed.
> 10 seconds	A rapidly flashing red light	When the factory reset button is released: A factory reset is executed. The firewall configuration required for connection to FLIR Screen-EST is deleted. The camera’s IP settings are reset to the factory defaults (DHCP assigned). All added users are deleted. All passwords are deleted. The camera is restarted.

11.3.2 Power/error indicator LED and power modes

Indicator LED status	Explanation
A flashing blue light.	Normal operation.

11.3.3 Ethernet communication indicator LED

Indicator LED status	Explanation
A flashing green light	The camera is connected to a network and the network activity is indicated.
No light (i.e., it is switched off).	The camera is not connected to any network.

11.3.4 Digital I/O

For information about the Digital I/O connector, refer to the FLIR A500/A700–EST‎ User’s manual (available online at http://support.flir.com/resources/ds6g ).