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Page 1: ...HIGH SPEED DOME OPERATION MANUAL PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www pdffactory com ...

Page 2: ...ntrol 4 1 1 7 Self testing 4 1 2 7 Call the main menu 4 1 3 7 The operational ways of keyboard and menu 4 5 1 11 Auto flip 4 5 2 Speed proportion pan 11 4 5 3 Park action 12 4 5 4 Power up action 12 4 5 5 Fan startup by temperature 12 4 5 6 Advance setting 13 4 7 Password setup 15 4 8 Clock setting 16 5 Camera setting 18 5 1 Zoom speed 18 5 2 19 Digital zoom control 5 3 20 Back light compensation ...

Page 3: ... The cleaning of the down cover 9 4 24VAC Wire Diameter and Transmission Distance Comparison chart 9 5 Domestic and Board Wire Gauge Conversion Chart 9 6 Rs485 Bus Basic Knowledge 9 7 DIP switch setup 6 6 Time running 5 8 2 White balance mode 6 7 Auto tracking 25 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 31 32 33 35 35 36 36 37 38 39 42 42 42 42 10 Maintenance service terms 47 PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial ver...

Page 4: ...sun or other bright objects when in use or not It may affect image quality Electrical safety Transportation Installation of care Requirements to service personnel Do not disassemble the pan tilt module Environmental requirements Don t place the camera to be shoot by strong light objects installation during the transportation or and don t maintain the parts in the Pan Tilt by yourself 1 Precaution ...

Page 5: ...X 264X 22 X 12 X 230X 23X 10X 128X 16 X 8X 216X 18 X 12 X 270X 2 7X 1 0X 4 1 73 8mm 3 5 91mm 3 6 97 2mm 3 9 63mm 3 6 82 8mm 4 88mm 3 4 122 4mm 3 4 119mm 3 4 122 4mm W 48 T 2 7 W5 5 8 T2 0 W47 T2 2 W 5 4 T 2 4 W 5 4 T 2 2 W 5 5 8 T 1 7 W 5 7 8 T1 7 PAL PAL NTSC 50dB 48dB 5 0dB 48dB 1 0 0 2 V P P Fem ale BNC 0 9Lux 0 01Lux 0 7 Lux 0 01Lux 0 01Lux setable None setable None setable None None Off Off A...

Page 6: ... slow shutter All English menu can be selected Visual OSD menu Revising the speed dome s information and parameter by keyboard and OSD menu and it is easy to operate Set park action function and set presets or run scan pattern tour etc during out of service Auto resume movement or carry out pointed movements after power up Set time display When the temperature exceeds the limit the screen will dis...

Page 7: ...lly to make tracks for the object In the menu you may change system parameter setting proportion pan as ON thus you may run this function If user holds the joystick in the down position the camera rotates pan 180 degrees he camera rotates tilts up to 90 degrees you may directly watch the rear view ocesses in portrait 180 degrees In the menu you may set the system parameter setting AUTO FLIP as ON ...

Page 8: ... by joystick operation When controlling the Iris manually the dome locks current position you manually controlled when operating joystick the dome resume auto Iris Camera sub area can carry out auto back light compensation Under a strong light background camera will auto compensate light for the darker object and adjust daylight to the bright background In order to avoid making the image lack fide...

Page 9: ...ask the area so that it will not appear on the monitor to protect privacy This function is relative with the type of the dome if zoom camera hasn t this function it is invalid The position that the speed dome has finished to auto checking as 0 point of pan movement and tilt movement The pan range is 0 360 and tilt range is 0 90 According to the displayed information to set the position of camera l...

Page 10: ...or by calling 9 preset twice within 3 seconds and inputing password All the menu setting must enter into the main menu at first when choosing pictures it means to increase Iris when setting menu it means to enter into the next menu or setting or means to save after setting when choosing pictures it means to reduce Iris when setting menu it means to exit without saving setting Focus to near magnifi...

Page 11: ...ng pressing OPEN to save Moving joystick to BACK and pressing OPEN to back to the former menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT SYSTEM SETTING EDIT DOME LABEL INITIAL INFO DISPLAY SETUP MOTION CLEAR PASSWORD SETUP CLOCK SETTING DOME ADDRESS BACK EXIT EDIT DOME LABEL LABEL D86 SERIES BACK EXIT 4 2 Edit dome label NOTICE The label may se...

Page 12: ...dome soft edition Protocol Dome ID communication parameter System setting may change the numerical value of initial information 1 2 3 4 3 Display initial information INITIAL INFO S N 5DSAD7B24500000 D86 SERIES V2 45 PROTOCOL FACTORY DOME ADDRESS 001 COMM 4800 N 8 1 BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT SYSTEM SETTING EDIT DOME LABEL INITIAL ...

Page 13: ... Tilt up down joystick to move cursor to press there is a sign besides the cursor is twi nkling besides as left picture shows 5 Joystick tilts up down setting number changes between ON OFF when setting it means to display dome label ressing the cursor jump back in front of means label setting is finished when moving the cursor to it means exiting the menu setting Temperature label Dome label Zone ...

Page 14: ...uto flip 4 5 Systematic motion control 4 5 2 Speed proportion pan MOTION AUTO FLIP ON PROPORTION PAN ON PARK TIME 005 PARK ACTION SCAN POWER UP ACTION AUTO FAN ENABLED 040 ADVANCE SETTING BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT OPERATION KNACKS When opening the auto flip function user holds the joystick in the down position the camera rotates ...

Page 15: ...e action the dome resumes the primary action and direction before power up use preset 1 NONE default PRESET SCAN PAT1 TOUR NONE AUTO PRESET SCAN PAT1 TOUR 4 5 4 4 5 5 O O C C Fan startup by temperature The temperature of the dome will rise when its environment is in high temperature The fan will open automatically when the temperature reaches to a temperature value in order to make sure the stabil...

Page 16: ...en this function is invalid The option is useless N A when the camera module has no such function OPERATION KNACKS After the dome set the EIS function if the dome wobble slight when running the camera will shield the wobble picture and make the picture calm and smooth NOTICE 1 Operate joystick and move to press OPEN to enter into advance setting Electronic Image Stabilizer function Freeze preset f...

Page 17: ...r all windows and alarm setting Please be cautious to use this f unction Set clear zone as an example to explain the process Tilt up down joyst ick to CLEAR ALL ZONES press OPEN to clear all zones CLEAR CLEAR ALL ZONES CLEAR ALL PRESETS CLEAR ALL PATTERNS CLEAR ALL TOURS CLEAR ALL WINDOWS FACTORY DEFAULTS RESTART BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING AL...

Page 18: ...sword Tilt up and down to choose the number which you need NEW PASSWORD Enter the new password CONFIRM PASSWORD Confirm the new password ENABLE PASSWORD Set PASSWORD off on The password function is noneffective under the PASSWORD OFF It means that User enter into the main menu without password The password function is effective under the password ON It means that User enter into the main menu with...

Page 19: ...down move the cursor to CLOCK SETTING press OPEN to call the submenu Please refer to the left picture 4 Operate the joystick up and down move the cursor to TIME press OPEN to choose it move the joystick up and down to choose the number you need move the joystick right and left to set hour minute second DATE set year month date DAY set week BACK return to the former menu EXIT exit the main menu 16 ...

Page 20: ...TING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT SYSTEM SETTING EDIT DOME LABEL INITIAL INFO DISPLAY SETUP MOTION CLEAR PASSWORD SETUP CLOCK SETTING DOME ADDRESS BACK EXIT 1 If S N and CONF are different the above operation can t be implemented 2 The dome address should be set as 255 mean set Switch 1 as ON there will be display this item DOMEADDRESS 3 After setting dome address the dome need to ...

Page 21: ...e within 3 seconds Tilt up down joystick to CAMERA SETTING press OPEN to enter submenu Operate joystick move the cursor to ZOOM SPEED press OPEN will appear a sign in the front of ZOOM SPEED the cursor moves to right tilt up down joystick to choose HIGH or LOW Press OPEN to save press CLOSE to cancel MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING EXIT ALARMS Camera settin...

Page 22: ...o close digital zoom control Press OPEN to save CAMERA SETTING ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER ON LINE SYNC OFF WDR MODE ON IR CUT FILTER ADVANCE SETTING BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT NOTICE The option of the digital zoom is ON OFF when the camera module is SONY LG CNB HITACHI When digital zoom be set as ON ...

Page 23: ... compensation mode Press OPEN to save CAMERA SETTING ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER ON LINE SYNC OFF WDR MODE ON IR CUT FILTER ADVANCE SETTING BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT NOTICE OPERATION KNACKS Strong background ray can make backlighting objects engender shadow back light compensation the speed dome can ...

Page 24: ...AIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT CAMERA SETTING ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER ON LINE SYNC OFF WDR MODE ON IR CUT FILTER ADVANCE SETTING BACK EXIT OPERATION KNACKS When the dome monitors at night or dark environment because the ray is not enough the image on the screen is too dark setting slow shutter can lengthen the t...

Page 25: ...rce from daylight lamp and so on B Low luminance area like shadow backlighting zone and so on MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT CAMERA SETTING ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER ON LINE SYNC OFF WDR MODE ON IR CUT FILTER ADVANCE SETTING BACK EXIT OPERATION KNACKS NOTICE When a lot of domes use a line in the same time if the ...

Page 26: ... save 2 Operate joystick move the cursor to IR CUT FILTER tilt up down joystick to set the beginning time of black and white mode move joystick to IR CUT OFF TIME to set the finish time of black and white mode the same as setting the beginning time 3 Press OPEN to save MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT CAMERA SETTING ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM O...

Page 27: ...function can be set The camera can automatically calculate suitable exposure amount acc ording to brightness of scenery and CCD sensitivity in the situation that the exposure amount is certain SHUTTER shutter priority is to fix shutter speed the camera will auto decide to use how much iris IRIS iris prior ity is to fix the size of iris and auto decide to use shutter speed BRIGHT brightness priorit...

Page 28: ...ger it means that adding red is more the tone changes to be warm the range is 1 225 the numerical value is bigger it means that adding green is more the tone changes to be cold Indoor mode INDOOR and the tone leans to cold Outdoor mode OUTDOOR and the tone leans to warm HI RESOLUTION high resolution is built in function of camera This function is relative with the model of camera CAMERA SETTING ZO...

Page 29: ...racking function Edit current preset label move the cursor to EDIT PRESET LABEL press OPEN to enter into editing preset submenu system auto sets la bel as PRESET XX press OPEN to revise label 4 6 7 MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT Preset function is that dome stores current pan tilt angle zoom and other position parameters into the memory When ne...

Page 30: ...T LIMIT RUN SCAN CLEAR SCAN EDIT SCAN LABEL BACK EXIT EDIT SCAN LABEL LABEL AUTO SCAN BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTING CAMERA SETTING FUNCTION SETTING WINDOW BLANKING ALARMS EXIT The label can set up to 16 characters and doesn t need editing characters Pressing OPEN continuously to jump over and using spacebar to replace the deleted characters When you finish to edit a character pressing OPEN to...

Page 31: ...s OPEN to set pattern track move the image random and draw the focus The dome has a tour that is no less than 180s a series of park time magnification focus will be recorded press OPEN to save Run pattern operate joystick to RUN PATTERN press OPEN to run the dome will continuously and repeatedly record the specific track PATTERNS PATTERN NUMBER PROGRAM PATTERN RUN PATTERN CLEAR PATTERN EDIT PATTER...

Page 32: ...ld be within 1 80 preset a tour can set up to 24 presets press OPEN the cursor jump to the next dwell tilt up down joystick to choose current arrival preset speed total 8 level of speed increasingly from level 1 to level 8 Press OPEN the cursor jumps to the next dwell tilt up down joystick to set current preset maintaining time 60 seconds maximum If set the presets of the second line move the curs...

Page 33: ...press OPEN to enter submenu as the left picture shows Regard the left right limit as the demarcation line and set the middle part as a zone Various operational ways are the same as other settings in the menu Therefore we won t explain it again 1 2 3 ZONES EDIT ZONE LABEL LABEL ZONE 1 BACK EXIT ZONES NUMBER 1 SET LEFT LIMIT SET RIGHT LIMIT CLEAR ZONE EDIT ZONE LABEL BACK EXIT MAIN MENU SYSTEM SETTI...

Page 34: ...e will resume the preset if domes execute the action of scanning tour or pattern the dome will resume original action If users handle some action with keyboard Dome will also resume the action which users are going on with keyboard 2 During the timing period of movement function it is not allowed that there is no action When users handle the dome the timing movement function will interrupt If ther...

Page 35: ...joystick move the cursor to Auto tracking Press OPEN to submenu refer to right side picture DAY Select time Monday to Sunday STATE Set the auto tracking state of time selected the function can be set as or prior set up to start in a period of time START TIME Set start time of auto tracking END TIME Set end time of auto tracking Left limit of moving detection range setting limit of moving detection...

Page 36: ...c reen operate joystick and move the square to the central place that need to conceal c Press OPEN operate joystick to adjust the size of privacy zone joyst ick to up the height is increased joystick to down the height is reduced joystick to right the width is increased joystick to left the width is redu ced d Press OPEN to save the current privacy zone setting and the window will auto change as O...

Page 37: ... NO NE none alarm output AUX 1 the first alarm output AUX 2 the sec retaryond alarm output BOTH two alarms output ALARM PRIORITY alarm priority can be defined as three grades high middle low resume mode after relieving alarm input there are two choi ces ON clear alarm output the dome will stop OFF just clear alarm output set alarm reset and delay the time 1 225s how long to relieve and run RESUME ...

Page 38: ... Operate the joystick up and down move the cursor to ARM SETTING press OPEN to call the submenu Please refer to the left picture 4 Operate the joystick up and down move the cursor to DAY Press OPEN to choose it Operate the joystick up and down to set date set the date according to the week To set the Alarm state and Alarm date based on the time ARM STATE Alarm off Alarm on Alarm Setting is under A...

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Page 40: ...he 24V AC transformer is OK No action no 1 2 3 Reset the Dip switch as per the Dip switch setting chart Check RS485 and confirm the connection is correct and good in contact Please consult appendix 9 6RS485 Bus acknowledge To obtain constant clear videos user should clean the down cover periodically Use soft dry cloth or the substitute to clean the inner and outer surfaces For hard contamination u...

Page 41: ...1 61 181 55 164 49 150 45 139 42 129 39 120 36 113 34 106 32 100 30 9 5 28 90 27 The transmission distances listed below are farthest ones recommended for each giving wire diameter when the 24VAC voltage loss ratio is below 10 for equipment powered by AC the allowed maximum voltage loss ratio is 10 For example 5 sets of indoor equipment with nominal power as 12 VAand 2sets outdoor equipment with n...

Page 42: ...1 500 0 180 0 600 2 000 43 42 32 41 31 40 30 22 39 29 21 38 28 20 37 27 19 36 26 18 35 25 16 34 24 15 33 23 12 47 46 35 45 44 33 22 43 31 42 30 21 41 29 20 39 28 19 18 37 24 23 12 0 00196 0 00283 0 03142 0 00385 0 04115 0 00503 0 04909 0 3958 0 00636 0 06605 0 4417 0 00785 0 08553 0 5027 0 00950 0 09621 0 6362 0 01327 0 1257 0 7854 0 01539 0 1602 1 2266 0 02011 0 2463 1 7663 0 02545 0 2827 3 1420 ...

Page 43: ... ter mination resistors with 120 as the picture 9 6 1 Please refer to picture 9 6 2 for simple connection D should not exceed 7m 9 6 Rs485 Bus Basic Knowledge 120 1 2 3 4 32 Picture9 6 1 120 120 1 2 3 4 32 D A B A B Picture9 6 2 120 2400BPS 4800BPS 9600BPS 1800m 1200m 800m Baud rate Max distance 19200BPS 600m Setjumper line position 1 2 3 Factory default setting Connetction of 120 setting 1 2 3 ON...

Page 44: ...ll Rs485 distributor Ø Rs485 Bus troubleshooting Rs485 Distributor B 1 2 3 120 120 120 A 1 32 15 6 Main controller Picture 9 6 4 Picture 9 6 5 120 120 A The Rs485 Bus line is not in good contact with the connectors B One wire of the Rs485 Bus is broken C The dome is very far from controller D There are too many domes connected in the system A The address and baud rate setting of dome are not in co...

Page 45: ...dome lift the metallic button can open the switchboard There are two 8 bit DIP switches on it Sw2 is for protocol and baud rate setting and Sw1 is for dome address setting In the following list 1 set DIP as ON 0 set DIP as OFF Please according to AppdienxRs485 Bus Basic knowledge to check whether Baud rate is satisfied with the demand of transmission distance 9 7 1 Baud rate setup SW2 9 7 2 Protoc...

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Page 50: ...ance service if the same malfunction appears again within three months Malfunction of products caused by force majeure such as war earthquake lightning strike and so on abuse non standard operation change of construction non normal wear or accident are non free of warranty Please prevent from the damage which is caused by heavy pressure the fierce vibration and soaks in the process of transportati...

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