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SECTION 3: SOFTWARE SETUP - OPERATING GUIDE

3.2  MAIN MENU

To navigate within the menu system: 

• 

p

/

q

: move joystick up and down for selecting an item. 

• 

t

/

u

: move joystick left and right for moving an item. 

• 

u

/ [

OPEN

]/ [

NEAR

]: move joystick right to select or save values or go to edit pages. 

• 

u

/ [

CLOSE

]/ [

FAR

]: move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu.

• 

 

BACK

 : to previous menu without saving. 

3.3  SYSTEM SETUP menu 

To navigate within the menu system: 

• 

p

/

q

: move joystick up and down for selecting an item. 

• 

t

/

u

: move joystick left and right for moving an item. 

• 

u

/ [

OPEN

]/ [

NEAR

]: move joystick right to select or save values or go to edit pages. 

• 

u

/ [

CLOSE

]/ [

FAR

]: move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu (back)

Summary of Contents for BLK-HDPTZ12

Page 1: ...D SDI HDcctv PTZ Dome Camera User Manual Product BLK HDPTZ12 Please read this manual before using your camera and always follow the instructions for safety and proper use Save this manual for future reference BLK HDPTZ12_CM 1 21 13 ...

Page 2: ...mance standards with the use of specific Observint authorized accessories Observint disclaims liability associated with the use of non Observint authorized accessories The recording transmission or broadcast of any person s voice without their consent or a court order is strictly prohibited by law Observint makes no representations concerning the legality of certain product applications such as th...

Page 3: ...tarted 12 3 1 1 Accessing the MAIN MENU 95 Preset Menu 13 3 1 2 EditingTITLE 13 3 2 MAIN MENU 14 3 3 SYSTEM SETUP menu 14 3 3 1 INFO System Information 15 3 3 2 REBOOT menu 15 3 3 3 INITIALIZE menu 16 3 3 4 Entering a PASSWORD 17 3 4 DISPLAY SETUP Menu 17 3 4 1 LANGUAGE menu 18 3 4 2 OSD SETUP menu 18 3 4 3 PRIVACY ZONE SETUP menu 19 3 4 4 IMAGE SETUP menu 20 3 4 5 MOTION DETECTION MD menu 20 3 4 ...

Page 4: ...enu 32 3 9 TOUR SETUP menu 33 3 10 SCAN SETUP auto scan menu 34 3 11 ALARM SETUP menu 35 SECTION 4 OSD Menu Structure Reference 37 4 1 CAMERA SETUP submenus 37 4 2 DISPLAY SETUP submenus 38 4 3 DOME MOTION SETUP submenus 39 4 4 Miscellaneous submenus 40 4 5 SYSTEM SETUP submenus 40 SECTION 5 Specifications 41 APPENDIX A Troubleshooting 43 APPENDIX B Camera Dimensions 44 APPENDIX C Pelco Protocol F...

Page 5: ...move the product label It is important for warranty service Important Safety instructions Read and follow the instructions contained manual Keep this manual for future reference Heed all warnings Clean only with dry cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the instructions included herein Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or ...

Page 6: ...vi NOTES ...

Page 7: ...to scan 8 pattern 8 tours consist of presets patterns and scans 4 alarm input off N C N O and 1 alarm output off N C N O User programmable setting preset auto scan pattern tour home function alarm action etc Programmable PTZ speed Proportional to zoom ratio changeable preset speed Multi language OSD support Private mask zone support Standard protocol including Pelco D Pelco P Up to 255 camera IDs ...

Page 8: ...unting bracket and attached to trunk cables there Trunk cables for HD SDI video composite video power alarms and RS 485 can be routed either through conduit connected to the conduit port or in through the base of the mounting bracket 1 2 System configuration The following illustration shows a typical PTZ camera network that includes multiple cameras a PTZ controller a video distribution box J box ...

Page 9: ... 2 1 RS 485 network termination RS 485 networks are usually configured as a series of point to point multidrop nodes a line or a bus star or ring configured networks are not recommended Termination resisters are required for devices at the ends of the bus to reduce signal reflections in the network that can cause data corruption The value of each termination resistor should be equal to the cable c...

Page 10: ...camera ID video mode RS 485 protocol etc are accessible when the camera dome cover is removed Position the camera in a location where it provides the best visibility of your surveillance targets and is difficult to tamper with or damage Use extra care to avoid damaging the camera dome cover 2 2 Install the mounting bracket 1 Using the mounting bracket as a template mark the location of the mountin...

Page 11: ... RS 485 alarm in out HD SDI video 24 Vac power leads into the mounting bracket 2 3 Set the camera hardware configuration switches The camera hardware configuration switches are located inside the camera module These configuration switches set the camera device ID video mode NTSC or PAL and RS 485 protocol baud rate and termination state 1 Remove the camera module from the packaging and place it on...

Page 12: ... number in hexadecimal notation as follows SW301 set to the left digit of the two digit device ID in hexadecimal SW302 Set to the right digit of the two digit device ID in hexadecimal In the example above SW301 is set to 0 and SW302 is set to 1 Therefore the device ID is set to 01 hexadecimal 0x01 which equates to an ID 1 decimal See Table 1 SW301 SW302 switch setting Camera ID reference on page 7...

Page 13: ...7 2MP 12X PTZ HD SDI HDcctv Dome Camera SECTION 2 INSTALLATION Table 1 SW301 SW302 switch setting Camera ID reference ...

Page 14: ...Baud rate Off Off 2400 Off On 4800 On Off 9600 On On 38400 Switch 5 sets the state of the RS 485 network termination ON RS 485 terminated OFF RS 485 not terminated 4 Reattach the dome cover to the camera module with the three screws removed earlier 2 4 Attach the camera module to the mounting bracket CAUTION Whenhandlingthecamerawiththedomecoverattached beextremelycarefulnotto scratchordamagethedo...

Page 15: ...fety cable clip loop 2 When inserting the top of the camera module into the mounting bracket align the pointer on the camera module with the safety cable clip loop as shown below then rotate the camera module until it is fully seated Alignment mark Safety cable clip loop 3 Tighten the lock screw ...

Page 16: ...al block Alarm in out terminal block 6 Connect the network power leads to the 24 Vac power input terminal block 7 Carefully pack the excess camera drop cable and network cable into the mounting bracket then re attach the cable access cover 8 Clean the camera dome with an approved glass cleaning solution and a lint free cloth Dust can be removed from the unit by wiping it with a soft damp cloth To ...

Page 17: ...faces Beforeusinganychemicalproduct readtheaccompanyinginstructionscarefully 9 Apply power to the 24 Vac network power leads to power on the camera 10 Connect the recorder end of the HD SDI cable to a video monitor and verify that video from the camera can be seen there 11 Configure your camera using the software menus in the OSD See Software Setup in the following section of this manual ...

Page 18: ...g the dome camera please read this user s manual carefully This dome camera can be operated using two methods Use hot keys Refer to Appendix Use OSD Menu on the monitor NOTE Setting saving parametersinasubmenumayalsorequireselectingSaveinthenexthigher levelmenu Forexample after the positionortitleofPreset issavedat SubMenu thestatus ofPresetSetup hastobesavedatPreset Setup Menu NOTE Tostopanaction...

Page 19: ... seconds 3 1 2 Editing TITLE The title edit menu can be used in the setup for Preset Pattern Tour Scan commonly Move the joystick right in MAIN MENU The screen appears on the monitor Move the joystick right left up or down to select a character Press the TELE button to input a character and WIDE button to cancel the character When the label is completed use NEAR or move the joystick to save the se...

Page 20: ...ct or save values or go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu BACK to previous menu without saving 3 3 SYSTEM SETUP menu To navigate within the menu system p q move joystick up and down for selecting an item t u move joystick left and right for moving an item u OPEN NEAR move joystick right to select or save values or go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick t...

Page 21: ...ng To display the System Information screen follow the steps below 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select SYSTEM using the joystick u 3 Move the joystick right u for selecting Info in the sub menu of System 4 Press FAR button or use joystick u to return to previous menu BACK 3 3 2 REBOOT menu Reboot the system if there are some anomalous problems to control or operate the domes Rebooting the system will re...

Page 22: ...the joystick u then move to INITIALIZE 3 Select items to be initialized ALL Clear All saved items CAM PRESET TOUR PATTERN SCAN CAM Clear Camera related settings PRESET Clear saved presets To clear each preset refer to PRESET Menu TOUR Clear saved Tours PATTERN Clear saved Patterns SCAN Clear saved Scan items ETC Clear other setting value except items of Camera PTZs CAM status and saved data of PRE...

Page 23: ...ccess to any of the dome settings menus The password must be entered before programming The valid password with four characters must be entered to continue programming 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select SYSTEM using the joystick u then move to PASSWORD using the joystick u 3 Select numbers using joystick left or right and then press the TELE key 4 To lock set the password select ENABLE ENABLE NOTE The ...

Page 24: ...oystick up or down p q to select LANGUAGE 3 Rock the joystick left or right t u to select the language you prefer Options English Chinese Russian Spanish German Italian French Netherlandish 3 4 2 OSD SETUP menu OSD setup enables you to configure how labels are displayed on the monitor These labels include the Title DwellTime Zoom ratio Camera ID Operation Mode and PTZ Angle You can also position t...

Page 25: ...stick and can be adjusted in size according to zoom ratio TELE WIDE A maximum 15 positions can be displayed on the monitor The speed of displaying masks is proportional to the number of masks on the screen We recommended that you set the mask size to at least twice the size height and width of the object being masked To setup privacy mask zone 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select DISPLAY using the joysti...

Page 26: ...menu Use the IMAGE SETUP menu to change the display image settings 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select DISPLAY using the joystick u then select IMAGE SETUP 3 Using joystick u select NORMAL image HORIZONTAL image VERTICAL image or H V image 4 Press the OPEN key or use joystick to save settings 5 Press the CLOSE key or use joystick to return to previous menu back 3 4 5 MOTION DETECTION MD menu ...

Page 27: ...reset 1 Set MD FD for Off MD FD using the joystick 2 Set ALARM mode to OSD ALARM OUT BOTH using the joystick 3 Press the OPEN key or use joystick to save settings 4 Press the CLOSE key or use joystick to return to previous menu back 3 4 6 RESOLUTION SETUP menu The camera supports the following resolution 1080p 30 Hz or 25 Hz 720p 60 Hz 50 Hz 30 Hz or 25 Hz 1 Set a Resolution using the joystick u 2...

Page 28: ... go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu back 3 5 1 FOCUS ZOOM SETUP Auto focus allows the lens to remain in focus during zoom in zoom out and motion functions automatically Zoom speed allows the user to define how fast the dome will go from full wide zoom to the 12x optical zoom There are three modes SLOW NORMAL FAST default D ZOOM allows the user to use a dig...

Page 29: ...LOSE key or use joystick to return to previous menu back 3 5 2 WB SETUP white balance setup menu The white balance feature processes the viewed image to retain color balance over a color temperature range The camera can apply WB compensation in several different modes Manual WB mode Red and Blue gain values can be set by user 0 255 Auto Trace White balance ATW It aligns the white balance automatic...

Page 30: ...atic Gain Control or AGC Max Gain adjusts the brightness of the pictures The brightness increases as the number gets higher SSNR enhances digital noise reduction There are three options LOW MIDDLE or HIGH When gain level is high use SSNR to reduce noise to make the image clearer When the input luminance level is too dark the slow shutter function DSS is set higher automatically Brightness BRIGHT i...

Page 31: ...nu The D N function improves the camera s sensitivity at night or when the brightness level of the ambient environment changes The day and night filter is automatically switched in accordance with the luminance level To use this feature 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select CAMERA SETUP using the joystick u then move to D N SETUP using the joystick 3 Set the DAY NIGHT option to AUTO DAY or NIGHT 4 Set D N...

Page 32: ... range function creates images free from overexposure or loss of dark detail by combining two images after tripping the shutter for a long exposure time and for a short exposure time in one field HSBLC Highlight Suppression Back Light Compensation The HSBLC function adaptively controls the luminance by darkening selected highlights and brightening dark portion DNR Digital Noise Reduction To use th...

Page 33: ...or go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu back 3 6 1 GENERAL SETUP menu This menu control general function of dome To use this menu 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select DOME MOTION SETUP using the joystick u then move to GENERAL SETUP using the joystick 3 Set the POWER UP ACT option to ON or OFF Power up action is a function preset tour pattern and scan to be perform...

Page 34: ...t set to ON you can manually set the speed with zoom 4 Set the AUTO FLIP option to ON or OFF The AUTO FLIP function reverses the image when camera passes the top of tilt direction 90 degree When tilt angle arrives at the top of tilt orbit 90degree the camera module keeps moving to the opposite direction of tilt to keep tracking targets As soon as zoom camera module passes through the top of tilt d...

Page 35: ...idle for specific time Before a preset associated with an action can be selected it must be pre established The time can be set from 1 60 minutes To use the HOME ACTION MENU 1 Set the ACTION option to HOME PRESET SCAN or TOUR using the joystick u 2 Set the NUMBER associated with the ACTION option For example Action NUMBER 001 means PRESET 1 3 Set TIME in minutes 1 60 using the joystick u 4 Set the...

Page 36: ...joystick to return to previous menu back NOTE Calibrationisafunctionforautomaticallycorrecting anerrorontheangleofPan Tilt CalibrationcanbesettoManual Auto InMANUALmode ifthereisanerrorontheangleofthedome executeCalibrationusingthejoystick u Pressthe NEARkeytocontinuecalibration orpress FARkeytocancelcalibration InAuto mode whenthereisanerrorontheangleof thedome thedomeisautomaticallycorrected The...

Page 37: ...the following steps to construct a PRESET 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select PRESET using the joystick u then move left or right to select PRESET NUMBER To edit and clear a preset title select EDIT To clear a saved preset number select CLEAR 3 Move the joystick right u to edit a PRESET 4 Using the joystick move to a desired target position pan tilt zoom Press the NEAR key or use joystick to save settin...

Page 38: ...R move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu back A Pattern is used to display or recall a memorized repeated and serial trace of pan tilt zoom You can configure up to 8 patterns each including a pan tilt zoom Use the following steps to setup a pattern 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Select AUTO SCAN then move right or left to select a pattern number NO 001 To edit and clear a pattern title select EDI...

Page 39: ...ove joystick up and down for selecting an item t u move joystick left and right for moving an item u OPEN NEAR move joystick right to select or save values or go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu back Each tour has 28 items with each item having a pre defined preset pattern and scan Additionally each camera can have 8 group tours To setup a tour do the follo...

Page 40: ...em t u move joystick left and right for moving an item u OPEN NEAR move joystick right to select or save values or go to edit pages u CLOSE FAR move joystick to cancel or to exit current menu back Auto scan is a PTZ function that moves the camera pan tilt zoom from one position to another You can configure up to 8 auto scans and scan speed can be changed from 1 s to 35 s Use the following steps to...

Page 41: ...e SCAN SETUP menu back 4 Set the DTIME dwell time using the joystick 5 Press the OPEN key or use joystick to save settings 6 Press the CLOSE key or use joystick to return to previous menu back 3 11 ALARM SETUP menu To navigate within the menu system p q move joystick up and down for selecting an item t u move joystick left and right for moving an item u OPEN NEAR move joystick right to select or s...

Page 42: ...is ON TIME OUT 3 60 s When an alarm is activated the alarm output is active for the configured alarm activation time DTIME MOMENTARY ON When an alarm is activated the alarm output is active continuously until manually deactivated 96 PRESET or by changing the ALARM SETUP menu To temporarily pause an alarm for 10 seconds press the ESC key 8 Press the OPEN key or use joystick to save settings 9 Press...

Page 43: ...37 2MP 12X PTZ HD SDI HDcctv Dome Camera SECTION 4 OSD MENU STRUCTURE REFERENCE SECTION 4 OSD Menu Structure Reference 4 1 CAMERA SETUP submenus ...

Page 44: ...38 SECTION 4 OSD MENU STRUCTURE REFERENCE 4 2 DISPLAY SETUP submenus ...

Page 45: ...39 2MP 12X PTZ HD SDI HDcctv Dome Camera SECTION 4 OSD MENU STRUCTURE REFERENCE 4 3 DOME MOTION SETUP submenus ...

Page 46: ...40 SECTION 4 OSD MENU STRUCTURE REFERENCE 4 4 Miscellaneous submenus 4 5 SYSTEM SETUP submenus ...

Page 47: ...S output HDcctv compliant Electrical Power supply 24 Vac 10 Normal built in power line surge protection Power requirement 24 Vac 950 mA 2 5 A with heater Power consumption 25 W without heater maximum Alarm output 1 normal relay 5 Vdc 40 mA maximum selectable NC NO Alarm input 4 normal dry contact selectable NC NO Control RS 485 baud rate 2400 38400 Kbps default 2400 bps Access time 0 75 second max...

Page 48: ...attern On Screen Display OSD Display camera ID title mode and angle on screen multi language OSD language options English Chinese Russian Spanish German Italian French Netherlandish Environment Operating Temperature 14 F 122 F 10 C 50 C Heater on 40 F 50 F 40 C 10 C Heater internal On Off 32 F 50 F 0 C 10 C Operating humidity 80 RH Storage temperature 4 F 140 F 20 C 60 C 90 RH ...

Page 49: ... connection of power cable and assembling status of dome camera Initialize the dome camera Main System Initialize The communication between controller and camera is not working properly via RS 485 cable Verify that the RS 485 communication cable is connected correctly Verify that the camera ID Protocol Baud rate Termination Setting matches the controller configuration Verify that the camera termin...

Page 50: ...44 APPENDIX B CAMERA DIMENSIONS APPENDIX B Camera Dimensions 13 43 6 34 Top view 5 51 6 55 Side view 10 16 4 72 Front view 10 04 4 41 ...

Page 51: ... 101 253 Run PAN Preset 33 No Preset 33 Preset Run PAN ZERO Preset 34 No Preset 34 Preset Scan setup Preset 60 No Preset 60 Preset Scan Preset Scan 61 69 No Preset 61 Preset 1 Scan Tour setup Preset 70 No Preset 70 Preset Tour Preset Tour 71 78 No Preset 71 Preset 1 Tour Pattern setup Preset 80 No Preset 80 Preset Pattern Preset Pattern 81 88 No Preset 81 Preset 1 Pattern MENU key Preset Menu 95 N...

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