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Operating Instructions

Color CCTV Camera

Model No.

WV-CP500

WV-CP504

This illustration represents WV-CP500.

Lens: Option

Summary of Contents for WV-CP500 series

Page 1: ...roduct please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use No model number suffix is shown in this manual Operating Instructions Color CCTV Camera Model No WV CP500 WV CP504 This illustration represents WV CP500 Lens Option ...

Page 2: ...fer to the installation guide for further information about how to install the camera Adobe Reader is required to read PDF When the Adobe Reader is not installed on the PC download the latest Adobe Reader from the Adobe web site and install it Trademarks and registered trademarks Adobe and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and ...

Page 3: ... of stationary objects 18 Set the detection areas 19 Setting of scene change detection 20 Configure frame display 20 Configure alarm notification 21 Camera system setting SYSTEM SETUP 22 10 Synchronization method selection SYNC 22 Setting of the power supply synchronization LL mode 22 11 Alarm input output terminal setting ALARM IN OUT 23 Configure the alarm input terminal settings 23 Configure th...

Page 4: ...on BW MODE Performs each setting regarding the black and white mode such as switching between color and black and white images i VMD Performs settings regarding intelligent VMD Video Motion Detector such as motion detection and object abandonment removal detection SYSTEM Performs the settings regarding the camera system such as synchronization alarm input output and privacy zone SYNC Specifies the...

Page 5: ...creen Note If the top screen of the setup menu is called up with the operation buttons while a camera image is displayed the setup mode is always DISABLE to prevent opera tion errors To configure the settings in the setup menu change the setup mode to ENABLE The cursor is a reversely highlighted part Step 4 Perform the settings for each item Selection of setting item Press the up or down button to...

Page 6: ...OM OFF RET TOP END BACK FOCUS SETUP ABF PUSH SW MANUAL ADJ C L B W AUTO SETUP SW LOCK OFF NEAR FAR INDICATOR XXXX RET TOP END SPECIAL SETUP CHROMA GAIN 128 AP GAIN 32 PEDESTAL 32 HUE 0 PIX OFF COMMUNICATION COAX CAMERA RESET PUSH SW SER NO XXXXXXXX RET TOP END LANGUAGE SETUP LANGUAGE ENGLISH SET RET TOP END Top screen CAMERA ID screen CAMERA SETUP screen SYSTEM SETUP screen BACK FOCUS SETUP screen...

Page 7: ... characters are displayed in the editing area Character entry To revise a character move the arrow in the entry range to a wrong character with use of the right or left button and enter a correct character To enter a blank move the cursor to SPACE and press the setting button To delete all the entered characters move the cursor to RESET and press the setting button Step 3 Move the cursor to POSI a...

Page 8: ...ove the cursor to SCENE1 and use the right or left button to select SCENE2 The COPY SCENE1 screen will be displayed Step 3 To configure the settings of SCENE2 using the settings of SCENE1 press the setting button after moving the cursor to COPY SCENE1 The settings of SCENE1 will be copied to SCENE2 Step 4 Edit the settings to be changed and saved as the settings of SCENE2 The number displayed at t...

Page 9: ...ast between the bright and dark areas in a shooting zone the dark area becomes less visible because the camera adjusts the iris in accordance with the bright area Conversely adjusting the lens brightness for the darker areas causes the brighter areas to become washed out The SUPER DYNAMIC function digitally combines an image that is set up for a clear view of the brighter areas with an image that ...

Page 10: ...erved frequently due to the illumination of light select OFF 1 When flickering or color deterioration is observed 2 When noise is produced in a bright area on the screen When ON i VMD is selected for SUPER D5 performance of the motion detection will vary depending on the i VMD set tings Steps 4 6 on page 17 When using the SUPER D5 function Follow the procedure below Step 1 Move the cursor to LEVEL...

Page 11: ...of masking The ALC CONT screen ELC CONT or ALC CONT screen appears again Step 4 Move the cursor to LEVEL and use the right or left button to adjust the level Step 5 The dark area of the object is automatically corrected to lighten it Move the cursor to MANUAL ABS and press the setting button The area setting screen appears Step 6 Move the cursor to POSITION and press the setting button to select a...

Page 12: ...from the following The setting of the SUPER D5 function restricts the available setting range When the SUPER D5 function is set to OFF OFF default X2 AUTO X4 AUTO X6 AUTO X10 AUTO X16 AUTO X32 AUTO OFF X2 FIX X4 FIX X6 FIX X10 FIX X16 FIX X32 FIX When the SUPER D5 function is set to ON or ON i VMD OFF default X2 AUTO X4 AUTO X6 AUTO X10 AUTO X16 AUTO X32 AUTO Note When ALC ELC is set to ELC or ALC...

Page 13: ...cted the white balance needs to be adjusted When AWC is selected follow the steps below to adjust the white balance Step 1 Set WHITE BAL to AWC and press the left button to change to AWC PUSH SW Step 2 Press the setting button and adjust the white balance PUSH SW is reversely highlighted during adjustment When the reversely highlighted display is restored the white balance adjustment is completed ...

Page 14: ...under the condition of low illuminance The effect level of the noise reduction function is selectable from the following LOW Low level of noise reduction small residual image HIGH default High level of noise reduction large residual image 8 Black and white mode setting BW MODE The settings relating to the black and white mode can be configured Follow the procedure below Important When BW is set fo...

Page 15: ...lowing LOW Switches from color to black and white images when the ambient brightness illuminance of the camera is approx 0 1 lx or less HIGH default Switches from color to black and white images when the ambient brightness illuminance of the camera is approx 0 2 lx or less Note To obtain color images a sufficient level of illuminance approx 30 lx or more is required The switching illuminance level...

Page 16: ...overed or covered with a transparent item The photographic subjects before and after changing the camera direction are similar False detection may occur for approx 1 minute after turning on the power after completing settings in the SETUP menu or after changing the camera view angle Perform the settings relating to the motion detection Perform the settings relating to the motion detection as follo...

Page 17: ... pages 20 for how to configure the settings Step 5 Move the cursor to SENSITIVITY and press the setting button The SENSITIVITY screen appears Step 6 Set the detection sensitivity and the minimum size of objects detected Perform the setup while viewing the detection result dis played on the screen Set the detection sensitivity Move the cursor to SENSITIVITY and select one of the following options f...

Page 18: ...etting button is pressed after selecting SETUP up to 2 areas can be set as the detection area Refer to pages 18 for how to configure the settings Step 5 Move the cursor to SENSITIVITY and press the setting button The SENSITIVITY screen appears Step 6 Move the cursor to MIN SIZE and select the minimum size of objects detected from the following The size options will be dis played in a green frame i...

Page 19: ...responding to the selected number will be displayed in a green frame while the other set areas are shown in a white frame Step 5 Use the up down right and left buttons to determine the right lower position of the area to be set and press the setting button The asterisk mark will be displayed after the number and the area setting will be saved Note To delete the area select the area number and pres...

Page 20: ...ng button The i VMD SETUP screen appears Step 2 Move the cursor to INDICATOR and determine whether or not to display a frame around the screen from the following OFF default Does not display a frame ON ALL Displays a frame ON OBJ Display the appearance disappearance frame only i VMD SETUP 1 MOTION DET OBJECT DET OFF SCENE CHANGE OFF INDICATOR OFF ALARM CONT RET TOP END i VMD SETUP screen CAMERA SE...

Page 21: ...alarm notification CONT default Continues to send alarm signals upon detection 1TIME Sends an alarm signal only once 100 ms at detection start i VMD SETUP 1 MOTION DET OBJECT DET OFF SCENE CHANGE OFF INDICATOR OFF ALARM CONT RET TOP END i VMD SETUP screen CAMERA SETUP SCENE1 ALC ELC ALC SHUTTER OFF AGC ON HIGH SENS UP OFF WHITE BAL ATW1 DNR HIGH BW MODE AUTO1 i VMD RET TOP END CAMERA SETUP screen ...

Page 22: ...en other than the VD2 synchronization is selected either the power supply synchronization or internal synchronization can be selected Note The power supply synchronization LL setting is changeable only in the 60 Hz areas The power supply synchronization LL cannot be setup in the 50 Hz areas Setting of the power supply synchronization LL mode The adjusting video signal of the camera and the criteri...

Page 23: ...of the alarm input terminal Follow the procedure below Step 1 Move the cursor to ALARM IN OUT and press the setting button The ALARM IN OUT screen appears Step 2 Move the cursor to ALARM IN and select the alarm input terminal operation from the following OFF default No terminal input is accepted ALARM Activates the alarm action when the terminal input is active for more than 100 ms VMD PERMIT Acti...

Page 24: ...ONE When undesired portions in the camera shooting area on the screen exist those portions privacy zone are hidden Up to 8 portions can be specified for the privacy zone ON 1 Grays the zone ON 2 Mosaics the zone OFF default Displays the zone normally Follow the procedure below Note The privacy zone function is disabled at initializing the unit i e right after turning on the power Step 1 Move the c...

Page 25: ...er moving the cursor to DEL To change the settings of a zone select the zone number and repeat from step 3 13 Image stabilizer setting STABILIZER Whether or not to enable the image stabilizer is determined This function is effective for the case that the camera is installed on a power pole or other poles ON Enables the image stabilizer OFF default Disables the image stabilizer Important When ON is...

Page 26: ...ented resolution will be deteriorated Step 4 Move the cursor to PUSH SW of PAN TILT and press the setting button The pan tilt setting screen appears Step 5 Use the up down right and left buttons to determine the image position and press the setting button The position can be changed in the range of zoom factor set in the EL ZOOM screen Note To reset to the default hold down the right and left butt...

Page 27: ...occurs due to secular change in the lens and installation environment or peripheral temperature change the back focus adjustment is required again Note The back focus adjustment can be also performed through the operation buttons Installation Guide Step 1 Move the cursor to PUSH SW of ABF and press the setting button The auto back focus function provides back focus adjustment to automatically focu...

Page 28: ...OCK and selecting ON allow users to disable the back focus adjustment with the operation buttons default OFF Important The following are recommendation for back focus setting in accordance with subjects We shall not responsible for any inconvenience loss or damage caused by the settings or results of the back focus func tion For such case subject conditions Normal subject Frequently moving subj Su...

Page 29: ...image becomes softer Be sure to view a monitor when the adjustment is performed Note Moire interference fringes may be observed when shooting a subject with fine pattern such as a carpet or a curtain In such a case move the indicator in the direction to reduce moire Pedestal level adjustment PEDESTAL Use the right or left button to adjust the pedestal level of the camera When the level indicator m...

Page 30: ...ain is attached at the right side of the number when registration is completed The coordinate is expressed in figures Note To clear the registered pixel compensation point move the cursor to the number with which the target pixel compensation point is registered on the PIX OFF screen and press the setting button The pixel compensation positioning screen appears and then hold down the right and lef...

Page 31: ...se any receiver Default resetting CAMERA RESET The settings in the setup menu are restored to the default settings The default settings are restored by moving the cursor to PUSH SW of CAMERA RESET and holding down the right left and setting buttons for more than 2 seconds simultaneously Note The data of the back focus setting and registered pixel compensation points is not cleared Serial number vi...

Page 32: ...r to page 5 for how to call up the screen JAPANESE ENGLISH default FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL DEUTSCH ITALIANO РУССКИЙ To change the language to be used use the right or left button to select the target language move the cursor to SET and press the setting button Note When the language is changed the specified camera title is cleared LANGUAGE SETUP LANGUAGE ENGLISH SET RET TOP END LANGUAGE SETUP screen ...

Page 33: ... 1 step slower 1 7 5 Camera function Gain adjustment AGC ON 1 7 6 Camera function Gain adjustment AGC OFF 1 7 7 Camera function Electronic sensitivity up SENS UP FIX ON 1 7 8 Camera function Electronic sensitivity up SENS UP FIX OFF 1 7 9 Camera function Electronic sensitivity 1 step up FIX 1 8 0 Camera function Electronic sensitivity 1 step down FIX 1 8 1 Camera function Electronic sensitivity up...

Page 34: ... contents 2 1 1 Camera function Scene change ON 2 1 2 Camera function Scene change OFF 2 1 3 Camera function Scene file 1 2 1 4 Camera function Scene file 2 2 1 5 Camera function Gain AGC 1 step up 2 1 6 Camera function Gain AGC 1 step down ...

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