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Terminal resistor Setup

Terminal resistor is used if your system is one of following two cases.

Case1: Control cable between camera and controller is relatively very long (1:1 connection)

If communication cable is very long, the electrical signal will bound in the terminal point. This reflected signal cause

distortion of original signal. Accordingly, the camera can be out of control. In this case, the terminal resistor of both sides

i.e. camera and controller must be set to ‘ON’ state.

Case2: Multiple cameras are controlled at the same time

Due to similar reasons with case 1, the terminal resisters of controller and the last camera must be set to ‘ON’ state. Last
camera means decided by cable length. Do not turn on the terminal resistor of all cameras.

Controller

#1

#2

#n

Terminal Resistor ON

RS-485

Terminal Resistor

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Terminal Resistor

OFF

Terminal Resistor

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Summary of Contents for 391695

Page 1: ...Part LE03104AA Indoor Outdoor Speed Dome camera 391696 391695 391715 391716 391717 Instructions manual ...

Page 2: ...anufacturer Installation should be done only by qualified personnel and conform to all the instructions by the manufacturer Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Unless the product is specifically marked as IP67 more than IP67 or confirmed by the manufacturer it is designed for indoor use only and it must not be installed where exposed to rain and moisture Do not load on the product U...

Page 3: ...ock and vibration as this can damage the product Care must be taken when you clean the clear dome cover Especially scratch and dust will ruin the quality of the product Installation and Storage Do not install the product in areas of extreme temperature which exceed the allowable range Avoid installing in humid or dusty places Avoid installing in places where radiation is present Avoid installing i...

Page 4: ...MAI 27 2 7 Installation with Wall Mount Bracket MAO MAI 28 2 8 Wiring and Cabling 29 3 Operation 3 1 Check Point before Operation 34 3 2 Check Points for Preset and Pattern Function before Operation 34 3 3 OSD Menu 35 3 4 Reserved Presets Hot Keys 35 3 5 Preset 36 3 6 Swing 36 3 7 Pattern 37 3 8 Group 38 3 9 Other Functions 39 3 10 OSD Display 40 4 OSD Menu 4 1 Quick Programming Guide 41 4 2 Main ...

Page 5: ...91717 Serie Mini plastic small Mini Aluminium with fan heater Mini Aluminium with fan heater Aluminium with fan heater Aluminium with fan heater Outdoor serie NO YES Video signal PAL Wall mount bracket NO YES Rated power 12 VDC Sensor 3 In 1 Out 4 In 2 Out 3 In 1 Out ...

Page 6: ...is remarkably short and the video on the monitor is very natural in monitoring With the Micro Stepping Control Technology the video looks very natural at high zoom magnification during a jog operation on a controller since the camera can be controlled by 0 05 sec Hence it is very easy to make the camera focus on desired target views at high zoom magnification Additionally it is easy to make the ca...

Page 7: ...Function 391696 4 alarm sensor inputs and 2 alarm output relays 391695 391715 391716 391717 3 alarm sensor inputs and 1 alarm sensor outputs Alarm sensor input is decoupled with photo couplers to avoid external electric noise and shock perfectly Both of N O Normal Open sensors and N C Normal Close sensors can be used and the signal range of the sensor input is from DC 5 0V to 12 0V for various app...

Page 8: ...1715 391716 391717 8 1 3 Package Component 391695 Model Product Accessories Main Body Surface Mount Bracket Default Accessories Main Cable Calblock Screws Tapping M4 16 Tapping M4 25 Machine M3 6 Machine M3 8 I O Cable ...

Page 9: ...Component 391696 Model Product Accessories Main Body Terminal Cover Dome Cover Screws Optional brackets In Ceiling Mount Bracket 391885 Ceiling Mount Bracket 391883 Corner bracket 391849 Wall mount bracket 391847 ...

Page 10: ...ct Accessories Main Body Surface Mount Bracket Default Accessories Main Cable Wrench Accessories for The Models with Alarm In Out Function I O Cable Wall Mount Bracket Screws Machine M5 15 Hex Lag 14 50 Optional Brackets Corner bracket 391849 Ceiling Mount Bracket 391848 Pole bracket 391850 ...

Page 11: ...fter assembling the dome cover with the main body Dome Cover Lock up Screw Used to line up the stud on the main body and the stud on the dome cover when assembling the dome cover with the main body Dome Cover Assembly Stud Used to set up camera IDs and protocols DIP Switch Used for surface mount type wall mount type and ceiling mount type They are not used for in ceiling mount type Surface Mount B...

Page 12: ...racket Camera must be assembled at the last stage Terminal Cover This part keeps the camera from dropping during installation and maintenance After install the Terminal Cover please hang the spring to the drop prevention hook of main body as shown in picture for further tasks Drop Prevention Spring Drop Prevention Hook After assembling Terminal Cover to main body screw Terminal Cover to main body ...

Page 13: ...m scratches or dust Used to set up camera IDs and protocols DIP Switch Used to assemble the main body with wall mount bracket or ceiling mount bracket Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body Mounting Hook Used to assemble the main body with a bracket with screws Mounting Screw Hole Used for the power wire the video cable and the RS 485 commun...

Page 14: ...bling Check if the summit of the Plate Spring is located at the arrow mark as shown in the dotted circle Check the 2 mold line for assembly before starting assembly Line up the mold lines as shown in the dotted circle and turn main body on its axis in CW Clockwise direction and assemble main body to Terminal Cover After assembling them screw main body to Terminal Cover to protect them from separat...

Page 15: ...on off off off off The camera ID range is 1 255 Camera ID must not be 0 The factory default of the camera ID is 1 Match the camera ID with the Cam ID setting of your DVR or Controller to control the camera If you are connecting a single camera to a controller terminate the camera When connecting more than one camera to a single controller terminate the last camera on the communication line The las...

Page 16: ...OFF OFF PELCO D 9600 bps OFF ON OFF PELCO P 4800 bps ON ON OFF PELCO P 9600 bps Others Reserved Match the camera protocol with the camera protocol in the setting of your DVR or controller to control the camera Adjust the DIP switch after turning off the camera If you changed the camera protocol by changing the DIP S W the change will be effective after you reboot the camera The factory default pro...

Page 17: ...ses distortion of original signal Accordingly the camera can be out of control In this case the terminal resistor of both sides i e the camera and the controller must be set to ON state Case 2 In case that multiple cameras are connected to a controller Due to similar reasons with the case 1 the terminal resister of the controller and the last camera must be set to ON state The last camera means th...

Page 18: ... to the Manual N C N O ISP connector for System Upgrade Normal Close Normal Open Terminal Resistor Camera ID Setup 1 2 3 4 5 6 ON ON 7 8 ID number of camera is set using binary number The example is shown bellow Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ID Value 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 ex ID 5 on off on off off off off off ex ID 10 off on off on off off off off The range of ID is 1 255 Do not use 0 as camera ID Factory de...

Page 19: ... you reboot the camera Factory default of protocol is Pelco D 2400 bps Sensor Type Setup If you want to use Alarm Input the types of sensor must be selected The sensor types are Normal Open and Normal Normal Open Output Voltage is high state when sensor is activated Normal Close Output Voltage is high state when sensor is not activated Pin No Switch State Sensor Type ON Sensor 1 Normal Close Type ...

Page 20: ...tortion of original signal Accordingly the camera can be out of control In this case the terminal resistor of both sides i e camera and controller must be set to ON state Case2 Multiple cameras are controlled at the same time Due to similar reasons with case 1 the terminal resisters of controller and the last camera must be set to ON state Last camera means decided by cable length Do not turn on t...

Page 21: ... and cabling and attach the camera to the ceiling tile Tapping M4 16 Align the dome cover stud with the dome cover assembly stud and slightly push the dome cover to the ceiling tile Turn the dome cover clockwise and screw on the dome cover lock up screw Then remove the protection vinyl from the dome cover Machine M3 6 Important Notice Before starting the installation make sure that the Camera ID a...

Page 22: ...t to the mounting surface Tapping M4 25 Connect the wires and cables to the ports and install the main body Machine M3 8 Align the dome cover stud with the dome cover assembly stud and slightly push the dome cover to the ceiling Turn the dome cover clockwise and screw on the dome cover lock up screw Then remove the protection vinyl from the dome cover Machine M3 6 Important Notice Before starting ...

Page 23: ... dotted circle Rubber Gasket After assembling the Rubber Gasket to the Terminal Cover install Terminal Cover on ceiling tex and connect cables to terminal blocks Connect the Drop Prevention Spring to the main body to prevent camera from drop Check the 2 mold line for assembly before starting assembly Line up the mold lines as shown in the dotted circle and turn main body on its axis in CW Clock Wi...

Page 24: ...mera to the In Ceiling Mount Bracket as shown bellow Locate the summit of the plate spring at the arrow mark as shown in the dotted circle Assemble main body to Terminal Cover and insert the assembly into ceiling tex Holes are to be used to sustain the device Screw camera to ceiling tex with 3 screws tightly Assemble Deco Ring with camera and turn Deco Ring on its axis in CW Clockwise direction ...

Page 25: ...Do not use Rubber Gasket Locate the summit of the Plate Spring at the arrow mark For more information refer to the Terminal Cover Assembling section Connect Drop Prevention Spring to main body to prevent camera from drop Line up the mold lines and turn main body on its axis in CW Clockwise direction and assemble main body to Terminal Cover After assembling them screw main body to Terminal Cover to...

Page 26: ... the summit of the Plate Spring at the arrow mark For more information refer to the Terminal Cover Assembling section Connect Drop Prevention Spring to main body to prevent camera from drop Line up the mold lines and turn main body on its axis in CW Clockwise direction and assemble main body to Terminal Cover After assembling them screw main body to Terminal Cover to protect them from separation b...

Page 27: ...he cable s to the ports Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body Assemble the main both with the camera mount adaptor with the 3 screws Machine M5 15 Screw the dome cover to the main body and remove the protection vinyl from the dome cover Important Notice Before starting the installation make sure that the Camera ID and Protocol are set up pr...

Page 28: ... s for the system as below Attach the wall mount bracket to the mounting surface Hex Lag 14 50 Pull the wire s and cable s for the system as below Wire the cable s to the ports Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body Assemble the main both with the camera mount adaptor with the 3 screws Machine M5 15 Screw the dome cover to the main body and ...

Page 29: ...able Port Pin Number RJ45 Connector Wire Color Signal 1 Video 2 4 BNC Connector Video 5 Red RS 485 3 Yellow RS 485 7 Orange Power 6 8 White Power I O Cable Port Pin Number RJ25 Wire Color Signal 1 Blue IN COM 2 Yellow IN 1 3 Green IN 2 4 Red IN 3 5 Black OUT A 6 White OUT B Audio Cable Port Pin Number Connector Wire Color Signal 1 RCA Yellow Audio IN 2 Audio GND 3 RCA White Audio OUT ...

Page 30: ...ork properly Make the length of the power wire as short as possible RS 485 Communication For PTZ control connect the cable s to your keyboard or DVR To connect multiple cameras to a single controller RS 485 communication should be connected in parallel as shown below If you are connecting a single camera to a controller terminate the camera When connecting more than one camera to a single controll...

Page 31: ...nect the wire of electric power source to drive the Sensors to this port as shown in the above circuit IN1 IN2 IN3 Connect the outputs of sensors to each port as shown in the above circuit If you want to use Alarm Input the types of sensors must be selected in OSD menu The sensor types are divided into Normal Open and Normal Close If wrong sensor types are selected alarms should be activated rever...

Page 32: ... Connection Please check the voltage and current capacity of rated power carefully Rated power is indicated in the back of main unit Input Voltage Range Current Consumption 11 15 VDC 0 75 A Video Connection Connect with BNC coaxial cable RS 485 Communication For PTZ control connect this line to keyboard and DVR To control multiple cameras at the same time RS 485 communication lines of them is conn...

Page 33: ...er considering these typed Also the sensor type i e Normal Open or Normal Close in Dip switch in main body of camera must be set properly Signal Description IN COM Connect cable of electric power source for Sensors to this port as shown in the circuit above IN1 IN2 IN3 In4 Connect output of sensors for each port as shown in the circuit above Relay Output OUT 1 AC or DC OUT 2 AC or DC Internal LOAD...

Page 34: ...controller manual if the camera can not be controlled properly The operation of this manual is based on the standard Pelco Controller 3 2 Check Points for Preset and Pattern Function before Operation Check fully how to operate preset function and pattern function with your controller or DVR in advance to operate the camera functions when using a controller or a DVR Refer to the following table whe...

Page 35: ...ional Function to ON Set Preset 167 Setting Zoom Proportional Function to OFF Go Preset 170 Setting Camera BLC Mode to OFF Go Preset 171 Setting Camera BLC Mode to ON Go Preset 174 Setting Camera Focus Mode to AUTO Go Preset 175 Setting Camera Focus Mode to Manual Go Preset 176 Setting Camera Focus Mode to SEMI AUTO Go Preset 177 Setting Day Night Mode to AUTO Go Preset 178 Setting Day Night Mode ...

Page 36: ...petitively between two preset positions at programmed speeds When a swing function runs the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 1st point to the preset assigned as the 2nd point in CW Clockwise direction Then the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 2nd point to the pres assigned as the 1st point in CCW Counterclockwise direction 1st Preset 2nd Preset 1 CW Direction 2 CCW Directio...

Page 37: ...t movement can be memorized in a pattern After a pattern is programmed the remaining storage is displayed in progress bar on the screen To save the recording press NEAR key and to cancel press FAR key Method 2 Programming in OSD Menu See the section How to use OSD Menu Running Patterns Method 1 Run Pattern Pattern NO Method 2 Go Preset Pattern NO 130 Ex Run Pattern 2 Run Pattern 2 Ex Run Pattern 2...

Page 38: ...ich are the combination of Preset Pattern and Swing Preset speed can be set up and the repeat number of Pattern Swing can be set up in Group setup Dwell time between actions can be set up also Preset 1 Pattern 1 Swing 1 Dwell Time Max 20 Entities To set Groups enter into OSD menu Setting Groups Running Groups Method 1 Run Pattern Group NO 20 Method 2 Go Preset Group NO 150 ex Run Group 7 Run Patte...

Page 39: ...wed by the operator of the system To protect others privacy MAX 4 Privacy Masks can be created on the arbitrary position to hide objects such as windows shops or private house With the Spherical Coordinates system powerful Privacy Zone Mask function is possible A mask area will move with pan and tilt functions and automatically adjust in size as the lens zooms telephoto and wide GLOBAL LOCAL Image...

Page 40: ...eset xxx is memorized PRESET xxx When the camera reaches Preset xxx PATTERN x When Pattern x is in action SWG PRESET xxx Action Title UNDEFINED When Swing x is in action Displays both of Swing number and Preset number When a undefined function is called to run Displays preset labels when the camera arrives at presets Preset Label Alarm Information Displays activated alarms This information shows c...

Page 41: ...oystick in the controller To save changes press NEAR key To cancel changes press FAR key 4 2 Main Menu SPEED DOME CAMERA SYSTEM INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP DOME CAMERA SETUP SYSTEM INITIALIZE EXIT System Information Displays the system information and configuration The system setting can not be changed using the OSD menu and the information is for reference only Enables the user to program how label...

Page 42: ...m zero degree vertical the amount of tilt from zero degree horizontal and current compass direction Also identifies the amount of the zoom magnification Action Title ON OFF AUTO Identfies Actions SET PRESET xxx PRESET xxx PATTERN x SWG PRESET xxx UNDEFINED Preset Label ON OFF AUTO Displays the preset labels when the camera arrives at presets Alarm I O ON OFF AUTO Displays the activated alarms This...

Page 43: ...ET NORTH DIRECTION MOVE TO TARGET POSITION NEAR SAVE FAR CANCEL Move the camera to a target position and press NEAR button to save the direction as North The direction is the reference direction to assign other compass directions ...

Page 44: ...ction is possible A mask area will move with pan and tilt functions and automatically adjust in size as the lens zooms telephoto and wide Mask NO 1 4 Selects a Mask number to program If the selected mask has already data the camera moves as it was programmed Otherwise UNDEFINED will be displayed under the Mask number Display ON OFF Sets if the mask of the selected mask number shows or not on the s...

Page 45: ...EDIT MASK 1 ADJUST MASK WIDTH ADJUST MASK HEIGHT NEAR SAVE FAR CANCEL Adjusts the mask size Use the joystick or the arrow buttons of your controller to adjust mask size Adjusts the mask width Left Right Adjusts the mask height Up Down ...

Page 46: ... mode at presets Focus data is memorized in each preset in advance and the camera calls focus data in correspondence with presets as soon as camera arrives at presets It should shorten time to get focuses Focus mode automatically changes to Auto Focus mode when jog operation starts Digital Zoom ON OFF Sets the digital zoom functions to ON OFF If this is set to OFF the optical zoom function runs bu...

Page 47: ...a silhouette Backlight compensation enhances objects in the center of the picture The camera uses the center of the picture to adjust the iris If there is a bright light source outside of this area it will wash out to white The camera will adjust the iris so that the object in the sensitive area is properly exposed Day Night AUTO1 AUTO2 DAY NIGHT Sets Day Night mode You can increase sensitivity in...

Page 48: ...s Shutter Speed Shutter Speed is the duration of the electronic shutter If Iris is set to Manual and Shutter Speed is set to ESC Shutter Speed has higher priority If Shutter Speed is set to A Flicker to remove Flicker Shutter Speed should be set to 1 100 sec for NTSC and 1 120 for PAL AGC OFF NORMAL HIGH Sets AGC This setting enhances image brightness automatically in case that luminance level of ...

Page 49: ... When there are too bright lights this function blocks light sources on the images to have better images For example when there is a car coming to a camera at night this function bocks car headlights to recognize its number plate Level 0 10 Assigns colors of masks to block light sources ...

Page 50: ...agnification goes up the pan tilt speed goes down Jog Direction INVERSE NORMAL Sets the Jog Direction If this is set to Inverse the view direction in the screen is same as the direction of joystick If this is set to Normal the view direction in the screen is the reverse dirction of joystick Freeze in Preset ON OFF Sets Frame Freeze Function This feature freezes the scene on the monitor when going ...

Page 51: ...re defines the activity when the camera parks If Park Action is set to HOME the camera moves to the home position which is memorized when the system boots If Park Action is set to PREV ACTION the camera runs the previous action which it ran most recently Alarm Input Setup ALARM INPUT SETUP ALARM NO 1 TYPE N OPEN ACTION NOT USED HOLD TIME ENDLESS POST ACTION HOME BACK EXIT Defines Alarm Function Wh...

Page 52: ...efined in Post Action runs sequentially in succession to the action by external sensor activation If this option is set to ENDLESS Post Action does not activate Post Action HOME PRESET PATTERN SWING GROUP PREV ACTION Selects the action that a camera will run after the time period in HOLD TIME passes If Post Action is set to PREV ACTION the camera runs the previous action which it ran most recently...

Page 53: ...ristics are allowed Edit Preset Label Defines the relay output Relay Out CAM Adjust GLOBAL LOCAL WB White Balance and AE Auto Exposure can be set up independently for each preset There are 2 modes Global mode Local mode The Global mode is that WB and or AE are is set up totally and simultaneously for all presets The Global parameter setup such as WB and AE can be done in ZOOM CAMERA SETUP menu The...

Page 54: ...ess FAR key to cancel targeting the preset position Preset Label Setup EDIT LABEL PRESET 1 1234567890 OK ABCDEFGHIJ CANCEL KLMNOPQRST UVWXYZabcd efghijklmn opqrstuvwx yz Edit the label of the selected preset to show on the monitor when camera arrives at the preset In the Edit Label menu the dark rectangular is the cursor As soon as finishing selecting an alphabet or a number the cursor moves to th...

Page 55: ... Space Char 1234567890 ABCDEFGHIJ KLMNOPQRST UVWXYZabcd efghijklmn opqrstuvwx yz If you want to use a blank select the double quotation mark If you want to delete an Alphabet or a number use the back space character 2 If you complete the Label editing move the cursor to OK and press the NEAR key to save the completed label To abort the current change move the cursor to Cancel and press the NEAR ke...

Page 56: ...391695 391696 391715 391716 391717 56 Relay Out Setup 391 696 RELAY OUT PRESET 1 RELAY OUT 1 OFF RELAY OUT 2 OFF BACK EXIT Relay Out ON OFF Sets Relay Outputs for assigned preset ...

Page 57: ... camera moves from the preset assigned as the 1st point to the preset assigned as the 2nd point in CW Clockwise direction Then the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 2nd point to the preset assigned as the 1st point in CCW Counterclockwise direction In case that the preset assigned as the 1st point and the preset assigned as the 2nd point are same or only 1 Preset position is assigned th...

Page 58: ...ern Edit EDIT PATTERN 1 MOVE TO START POSITION NEAR START FAR CANCEL EDIT PATTERN 1 NEAR SAVE FAR DELETE 0 0 x1 N 1 With the Joystick of your controller move the camera to the start position with an appropriate zoom magnafication To start the pattern recording press NEAR key To exit press FAR key 2 Move camera with joystick of controller or run preset function to memorize the path mostly curve pat...

Page 59: ...p Runs the Group for the test purposes to check if it works properly Run Group Edit the selected Group Edit Group Group Edit EDIT GROUP 1 NO ACTION DWELL OPT 1 NONE 2 NONE 3 NONE 4 NONE 5 NONE SAVE CANCEL NEAR EDIT EDIT GROUP 1 NO ACTION DWELL OPT 1 NONE 2 NONE 3 NONE 4 NONE 5 NONE SAVE NEAR EDIT ACT CANCEL FAR EDIT END 1 Press Near key when the cursor is at NO to start editing the selected Group ...

Page 60: ...nd move cursor Up Down to change each parameter Action NONE PRESET SWING PATTERN DWELL 0 SEC 4 MIN Sets the Dwell Time between functions Option It is a preset speed when a preset is selected in the Action It is the number of repeat when a Pattern or a Swing is selected in the Action OPT EDIT GROUP 1 NO ACTION DWELL OPT 1 PRESET 1 00 03 360 2 NONE 3 NONE 4 NONE 5 NONE SAVE MOVE CURSOR CANCEL CHANGE...

Page 61: ...ar key to go to the previous upper level menu Step Move the cursor Up Down to select an Action number and repeat Step Step to keep editing the selected Group EDIT GROUP 1 NO ACTION DWELL OPT 1 PRESET 1 00 03 360 2 NONE 3 NONE 4 NONE 5 NONE SAVE CANCEL 6 After finishing setting up press FAR key to exit Then the cursor will move to SAVE Press Near key to save the data ...

Page 62: ...ata Reboots the zoom camera module Reboot Camera Reboots the system Reboot System Factory Default Display Parameters Camera Parameters Camera ID ON Focus Mode SemiAuto PTZ Information AUTO Digital Zoom ON Action Title AUTO Image Flip OFF Preset Label AUTO Sharpness 16 Stabilization OFF Alarm I O AUTO White Balance AUTO North Direction Pan 0 Backlight OFF Privacy Zone Undefined Day Night AUTO2 176 ...

Page 63: ...x Digital Zoom Forcal Length F1 8 f 3 8 38 mm Angle of View H 51 2 Wide 5 58 Tele V 39 3 Wide 4 27 Tele Zoom Speed 1 75 sec Wide to Tele Minimum Illuminance 0 7 Lux Color 0 02 Lux B W 50 IRE Day Night Auto Day Night ICR Focus Auto Manual SemiAuto Iris Auto Manual Shutter Speed 128 1 120000 sec AGC Normal High Off White Balance Auto Manual Red Blue Gain Adjustable 1800 K 10500 K BLC Low Middle High...

Page 64: ...Red Blue Gain Adjustable BLC BLC HLC Off Flickerless Selectable SSNR Low Middle High Off Camera Stabilization On Off Range Pan 360 Endless Tilt 95 Preset 360 sec Manual 0 05 360 sec proportional to zoom Pan Tilt Speed Swing 1 180 sec Preset 127 Preset Label Camera Image Setting Pattern 4 Pattern 1200 commands about 5 minute Pattern Swing 8 Swing Group 8 Group 20 action entities per Group Pan Tilt ...

Page 65: ... of View H 55 5 Wide 2 24 Tele 55 5 Wide 1 59 Tele Angle of View V 42 5 Wide 1 79 Tele 42 5 Wide 1 19 Tele Zoom Speed Wide to Tele 1 8 sec 2 5 sec Minimum Illuminance 0 4 Lux Color 0 02 Lux B W 50 IRE F1 6 0 7 Lux Color 0 6 Lux B W 50 IRE F1 6 Day Night Auto Day Night ICR Focus Auto Manual SemiAuto Iris Auto Manual Shutter Speed 256 1 120000 sec AGC Low Middle High Manual Off White Balance Auto Ma...

Page 66: ...f Preset Pattern and Swing Other Pan Tilt Functions Auto Flip Auto Parking Power Up Action and etc Communication RS 485 Protocol Pelco D Pelco P Selectable OSD English Menu PTZ information etc Sensor Input 3 Inputs Photo Coupler Type DC 5V 12V Alarm Outputs 1 Output Relay Output MAX Load DC24V 1A AC125V 0 5A Fan Always ON Heater Operation Start from Internal Temperature 10 C 0 C 40 C 391695 391696...

Page 67: ...716 391717 Models Ceiling Mount Wall Mount Ceiling Mount Wall Mount Dome Polycarbonate Internal Polycarbonate ABS Material External Aluminium Dome Size 107 5mm 4 2 150mm 5 9 Dimension 158 2 216 mm 274 5 227 3 mm 192x265 3mm 296x276 6mm Weight kg Approx 2 6 kg Approx 2 8 kg Approx 3 2 kg Approx 3 8 kg Note 1 Specification and features are subject to change without prior notice 2 Specification and f...

Page 68: ...391695 391696 391715 391716 391717 68 5 1 Dimension 391695 Model Main Body Surface Mount Type 107 5 84 5 129 5 127 MPS 139 5 MPL 107 5 132 4 MPS 129 5 MPS 142 5 MPL 46 83 5 20 5 4 129 4 MPL Unit mm ...

Page 69: ...minal Cover In Ceiling Mount Bracket 33 104 84 5 149 160 115 12 0 1 2 0 170 80 3 Hole Dimension mm 75 Ceiling Mount Bracket Wall Mount Bracket 31 5 104 84 5 54 56 3 56 3 155 6 97 5 100 5 50 31 5 104 84 5 102 300 56 3 56 3 155 6 97 5 Unit mm ...

Page 70: ...1696 391715 391716 391717 70 Dimension 391715 Model Main Body Ceiling Mount Type 149 67 20 141 1 0 7 5 158 2 75 141 56 4 56 4 32 3 65 74 1 81 5 1 5 NPT Wall Mount Type 274 5 227 3 100 138 6 80 118 6 8 4 Unit mm ...

Page 71: ...71 Dimension 391716 391717 Model Main Body Ceiling Mount Type 192 83 30 190 3 1 5 0 75 190 3 158 2 56 4 56 4 65 32 3 74 1 81 5 1 5 NPT 296 276 6 118 6 80 100 138 6 4 8 Wall Mount Type Unit mm ...

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