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Aban Technology HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA User Manual Download Page 7

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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION

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Name and function of each part

(UPPER COVER)

The camera’s body goes to

here and a power cable,

data cable, video cable,

sensor have been

connected with this

(DOME DRIVER)

A main body that has a

built-in the control units and

camera

(LOWER COVER)

Insert the body into the

upper cover, then close the

lower cover

Indoor Type

Outdoor Type

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Summary of Contents for HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA

Page 1: ...User Manual 27X AF Zoom HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA ...

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Page 3: ... 4 Ⅱ INTRODUCTION OF PRODUCTS 6 Ⅲ DIRECTIONS FOR USE 14 Ⅳ FUNCTIONAL SETTING BY THE KEYBOARD 26 Ⅴ OSD MESSAGE DISCRIPTION 29 Ⅵ TROUBLE SHOOTING 31 Ⅶ DIMENSION 33 Ⅷ ASSEMBLY 35 Ⅸ SPECIFICATION 38 Table of contents ...

Page 4: ...s of 50 C 10 C can cause troubles and lower its capacity Snow rain and wet Humidity or water and any liquid inside camera can cause troubles Oil gas Oil and gas can damage the camera as they go through the cameras Vibration shock They bring on problems or errors of the camera Direct light exposure to the air In the case of that sets indoor cameras outside where the weather is changeable it can cau...

Page 5: ...the below stated directives Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89 336 EEC EN60065 1998 EN61000 6 3 2001 EN61000 6 1 1997 This devise complies with part 15 of the FCC rules operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Caution...

Page 6: ...dition of 0 00005Lux in B W Digital Noise Reduction DNR significantly reduces the amount of low luminance noise Digital Image Stabilize There is some tremble as zoom magnification is high the function can compensate the tremble HLC User BLC Function The HLC settings selectively eliminates high lights in a limited Auto Tilt Function The unit can track the moving object automatically until 180 in ve...

Page 7: ...e camera s body goes to here and a power cable data cable video cable sensor have been connected with this DOME DRIVER A main body that has a built in the control units and camera LOWER COVER Insert the body into the upper cover then close the lower cover Indoor Type Outdoor Type ...

Page 8: ...er cover to the down Outdoor type Loosen the four bolts of the lower cover then separate Loosen the three bolts the round head shaped of the camera body The three bolts are not loosened completely and not come up more than 1cm of the lower cover then separate Pull the cover up with grabbing the bottom of the camera after loosening the three bolts Indoor Type Outdoor Type ...

Page 9: ...river The bolts not loosened completely to protect from missing of them Be careful that each cable which each function is changed wrong Have you connect the power cable in the right direction If yes RED led in the middle of the connector is lighted Use AC24V power source and user can use any power input that is connected with a terminal and a jack But use 1 input ...

Page 10: ...usive control keyboard User can connect it maximum up to 1 2km when using twist pair shield cable as a connecting cable DC12V 1A adaptor and junction box are provided on a purchase Junction box consists of 2 data ports Each data port can be connected with maximum up to 128 cameras and sub keyboard terminal Reference to the following page ...

Page 11: ...limited time The sensor Can be connected maximum 4 channels and the camera can be moved automatically to the point by preset mode DATA Can be processed by RS485 or RS422 and use parallel connection to use a large quantity of cameras Even if it must be used 2 twist paired cable in use of RS422 the terminal port which was connected with R485 cable port with 1 pair cable when it is not necessary to t...

Page 12: ...W 2 SW 3 SW 7 SW 8 SW INIT ADDR D MAX 9600 bps OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF INIT P P 9600 bps ON OFF OFF OFF OFF INIT P P 4800 bps ON OFF OFF OFF ON INIT P P 2400 bps ON OFF OFF ON OFF INIT P D 9600 bps OFF ON OFF OFF OFF INIT P D 4800 bps OFF ON OFF OFF ON INIT P D 2400 bps OFF ON OFF ON OFF INIT S T 9600bps OFF OFF ON OFF OFF INIT You have to change this switch when you change protocol 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 O ...

Page 13: ...N OFF OFF 48 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF 17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 49 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF 18 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 50 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 51 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF 52 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF 21 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF 53 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF 54 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF 23 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OF...

Page 14: ...ng OSD menu The menu is displayed on the screen with the key tone when user presses No 1 and menu key OSD Menu Control Up Down Right and Left moving of Cursor like under pictures Cancellation of OSD menu CAMERA SET UP p1 1 ID Set CAM 001 2 OSD Display ON 3 H V Reverse OFF 4 AGC level 20dB 5 Shutter speed AUTO 6 Sharpness level 010 7 Brightness 50 8 Flickerless OFF 9 SSNR Middle NEXT MENU PAGE Ⅲ DI...

Page 15: ...screen 4 AGC LEVEL AGC Automatic Gain Control It adjusts the amount of video amplification to maintain a full 1 volt peak to peak video signal output automatically Low Medium Max CAMERA SETUP p1 1 ID Set CAM 001 2 OSD Display ON 3 H V Reverse Normal 4 AGC level Low 5 Shutter speed AUTO 6 Sharpness level 010 7 Brightness 50 8 Flickerless OFF 9 DNR Control Medium NEXT MENU PAGE CAMERA SETUP p1 1 ID ...

Page 16: ... FLICKERLESS ON the shutter speed at the same time is fixed in 1 120sec in NTSC and in 1 100sec in PAL CAMERA SETUP p1 1 ID Set CAM 001 2 OSD Display ON 3 H V Reverse Normal 4 AGC level Low 5 Shutter speed AUTO 6 Sharpness level 010 7 Brightness 50 8 Flickerless OFF 9 DNR Control Medium NEXT MENU PAGE CAMERA SETUP p1 1 ID Set CAM 001 2 OSD Display ON 3 H V Reverse Normal 4 AGC level Low 5 Shutter ...

Page 17: ...he HLC Sensitivity by selecting Low or Max Level Adjust the WDR Brightness by controlling 1 10 This Function only operate in nighttime BLC MODE Select BLC mode or BLC Set area mode by using the joystick BLC Level Adjust the BLC Sensitivity by selecting Low or Max BLC Set AREA Press F F Set BLC area location and size Select F F button and set the BLC area by using the joystick and set are size by u...

Page 18: ...ERA SETUP p2 10 Back Light off 11 Set Back Light Mode 12 White Balance Outdoor 13 Focus Mode Oneshot 14 Zoom Max Limit 00X 15 DSS Control 2 Field 16 Day Night Auto 17 Stabilize On Off Off PREV MENU PAGE NEXT MENU PAGE CAMERA SETUP p2 10 Back Light off 11 Set Back Light Mode 12 White Balance Outdoor 13 Focus Mode Oneshot 14 Zoom Max Limit 00X 15 DSS Control 2 Field 16 Day Night Auto 17 Stabilize On...

Page 19: ...nts It displays the message Motion Detected on the screen when the moving of an object is sensed on the same screen CAMERA SETUP p2 10 Back Light off 11 Set Back Light Mode 12 White Balance Outdoor 13 Focus Mode Oneshot 14 Zoom Max Limit 00X 15 DSS Control 2 Field 16 Day Night Auto Low 17 Stabilize On Off Off PREV MENU PAGE NEXT MENU PAGE CAMERA SETUP p2 10 Back Light off 11 Set Back Light Mode 12...

Page 20: ...een DELETE Remove ESC Cancel CAMERA SETUP p2 18 Select Alarm Sensor 19 Motion Detection Off 20 Preset Set Run Page 21 Trace Set Page 22 Alarm CH On Off Page 23 Alarm Preset Set Page PREV MENU PAGE NEXT MENU PAGE Preset PTZ set Set the position of Preset Select the main menu with the joystick then press F F key for next page Select SAVE with F N key after setting the Preset point by using the joyst...

Page 21: ...st be set before the setting as Swing Is a function to repeat an auto observation of 2 Preset points user fixes in Preset set GROUP SET User can set maximum 12 groups Select a channel then move to next page after pressing F F key The Preset point in the Group that 12 Preset points are set is observed repeatedly and order with regular speed and time ...

Page 22: ...joystick Right Left in the Selection of this menu 21 TRACE SET PAGE Set TRACE User can regenerate and save a change of the unrestricted location of ZOOM In Out and a position of the camera by hand worked control with a joystick User can see the screen when moves the joystick to Right Left after fixing the cursor on the menu How to set TRACE Move to SET after pressing Check Control scenes that user...

Page 23: ...tically when something is wrong in each ALRAM CHANNEL Set a preset point firstly to move if anything wrong then use that sets the preset number into each ALARM CHANNEL PRESET is out of connecting in ALARM CHANNEL No 0 User can select PRESET number 1 to 250 and set it Home Position Preset The camera automatically moves to where master user set when another user controls the camera to observe other ...

Page 24: ...to refresh can be set from 1 to 7days each for good focus performance CAMERA SETUP p2 24 Auto Tilt Mode Off 25 Smart Pan tilt ON 26 Manual P T Speed Max 27 Auto Refresh Time 1day 28 Shortcut Key On 29 Use Password Off 30 Language English 31 Factory Reset Warning PREV MENU PAGE CAMERA SETUP p2 24 Auto Tilt Mode Off 25 Smart Pan tilt ON 26 Manual P T Speed Max 27 Auto Refresh Time 1day 28 Shortcut K...

Page 25: ...a new password use the joystick as up down right and left Press F F button to save the new password The new password will be needed when access the OSD mode 30 LANGUAGE English Portuguese Polish CAMERA SETUP p2 24 Auto Tilt Mode Off 25 Smart Pan tilt ON 26 Manual P T Speed Max 27 Auto Refresh Time 1day 28 Shortcut Key On 29 Use Password Off 30 Language English 31 Factory Reset Warning PREV MENU PA...

Page 26: ...t when operates FACTORY RESET WARNING The setting data of Preset Swing Group Tour Trace also is deleted all CAMERA SETUP p2 24 Auto Tilt Mode Off 25 Smart Pan tilt ON 26 Manual P T Speed Max 27 Auto Refresh Time 1day 28 Shortcut Key On 29 Use Password Off 30 Language English 31 Factory Reset Warning PREV MENU PAGE ...

Page 27: ...te a separate Preset Go on in order as below when the sound is heard Ex Delete 5th Preset in 3 seconds after pressing CLR Key Waiting for 3seconds Delete all Preset Go on in order as the right picture when the sound is heard in 3 seconds after pressing CLR KEY Waiting for 3seconds 2 Swing setting Swing Input Tilt setting Pan setting Starting Preset Ending Preset No Set the delay time 1 127sec Set ...

Page 28: ...input in one group to input next Group Start a Group Stop the Group You can stop it when pressing Group key or using a joystick 4 Tour setting Tour set mode Start the Tour set mode Select a Group in 1 12 Repeat input in continual input Start the Group setting mode Select in Preset No 1 250 and input them Select the Group in 1 12 Move Speed The Speed from A to B 64 High 1 Low Dwell Time The dwell t...

Page 29: ...on It is a function to observe objects in the spiral direction Spiral observation ON End 6 PTZ Trace It memorizes P T Z motions for 200sec then operates them at the same Trace Start End Trace Set Trace Delete Trace Register Tour No 1 Register Tour No 3 Finish Tour mode Start Tour mode Register Tour No 2 ...

Page 30: ... is displayed in the time of operation of group run It shows group No 1 will move to No 1 CAM 001 SET PST 001 CAM 001 PRESET 001 CAM 001 CLEAR PST 001 User can check that preset No 1 is saved as an appeared message in preset set It is displayed when moving to the preset No 1 It is displayed when user deletes preset No 1 the message all clear preset is displayed when user delete preset data all at ...

Page 31: ...at group No 1 was saved As the message in the time of operation of tour run it will show that moving to preset No 1 in group No 1 It shows the data in group and tour saved was deleted RUN SPIRAL It is the message in the time of operation of spiral sequence It observe all area of an object in three dimension that spiral sequence camera moves to upper then down slowly in a spiral direction ...

Page 32: ...erminal register The ending terminal resister can be switch on off if you loose cover of dome Switch on the ending terminal resister of camera to be set in most far away Either it is not clean on screen or it is appeared rolling TV lines on screen Is the power supply AC24V 1 5A output Change the adapter has higher current charge than used adapter It is not focus on the object by manual Did you cha...

Page 33: ...ting status of the alarm preset in the set mode When it activate alarm state there is no sign on the keyboard controller Did you use the exclusive control keyboard It is need to use an exclusive control keyboard so that the alarm sound is activated on the controller Yes I do Please select on to enable alarm of the related camera ...

Page 34: ...34 Ⅶ DIMENSIONS Wall mount bracket Indoor Type Outdoor Type ...

Page 35: ...35 Ceiling mount bracket In ceiling mount bracket Indoor Type Outdoor Type ...

Page 36: ...ket s body with 34mm block rubber Connect the line as above the picture when you set in the concrete structure such as the wall and connect TAB P1 11 flexible connector 28Ø Connect the data cable video cable and power source cable Fix the upper cover into a wall bracket with turning it in the same direction as the picture Unite the body of the camera to the housing ...

Page 37: ...om the Housing Fix the pole box on the ceiling Turn the ceiling pole to connect Turn the joint coupler to connect Turn the cover coupler to connect Connect the data lines Connect the video lines Connect the cover coupler with the housing and fix it Rejoin the main body of the camera to the housing Unite the clear bubble with the housing ...

Page 38: ...38 Main Sub Keyboard configuration ...

Page 39: ...ff Alarm in out 4 Inputs 1 Relay Output Pan Tilt angle 360 Endless 92 Pan speed 0 1 240 sec 64 Levels Preset point 250 Presets Preset Speed Max 360 sec 64 Levels Privacy zones masking 16 Zones Operating temperature 40 C 50 C 40 F 122 F Outdoor Model 10 C 50 C 14 F 122 F Indoor Model Communiction system RS 485 422 Operating Fan Heater Over than 45 C Less than 5 C Only Outdoor Model Operating humidi...

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