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Chapter 2 Installation

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Hook the camera to the base tray and then

connect the cables.

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Secure the camera to the base tray with

the screws.

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Pull the cables through the bracket. Then fix

the base tray to the tub with the screws.

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Fix the bracket to the wall with the screws

and then hook the safety wire to the tub.

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Summary of Contents for CD7622-TVI-IR

Page 1: ...SPEED DOME CAMERA Please read this instruction carefully for correct use of the product and preserve it for reference purposes User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ral technically incorrect places or printing errors please feel free to let us know We will readily improve or update the products or procedures described in the manual only The content of this manual is subject to change without prior notice and the updates will be added into the new version of this manual ...

Page 3: ...ontamination use neutral detergent Any cleanser for high grade furniture is applicable Avoid aiming the camera directly towards extremely bright objects such as sun as this may damage the image sensor Please follow the instructions to install the camera Do not reverse the camera or the reversing image will be received Do not operate it in case temperature humidity and power supply are beyond the l...

Page 4: ... Lens Initialization 15 4 4 Preset Setup 16 4 5 Dome Function 17 4 5 1 Patrol Setup 17 4 5 2 Grouping Setup 18 4 5 3 Task Setup 19 4 5 4 Trace Setup 20 4 5 5 Alarm Setup 21 4 5 6 Privacy Mask 22 4 5 7 Home Position 22 4 6 Display Setup 23 4 7 Wiper Setup 23 4 8 Load Default 23 CONTENTS 1 1 Overview 1 1 2 Characteristics 1 1 3 Dial Switch Setup 2 2 1 Interfaces and parts 4 2 2 How to Install 5 2 3 ...

Page 5: ...al white balance auto brightness Auto Day Night low illumination Internal PTZ The advanced stepping motor drive enables the dome to rotate smoothly position precisely and respond sensitively Adopting synchronous belt drive ensures lower noise and stable image during operation Support 360 pan and 90 tilt continuous rotation with non blind spot monitory Pan tilt preset speed up to 240 S Pan Tilt man...

Page 6: ...et dome address as 5 5 1 4 means the button 1 3 should be set to ON status The ID address adopts binary system coding n stands for the button number in SW2 n 1 2 which For example the button 1 is set to ON status while others are set to 1 1 OFF status the address is 2 1 the button 2 is set to ON status while others are set 2 1 to OFF status the address is 2 2 and so on Please refer to the below ch...

Page 7: ...600 9600 9600 Baud Rate SW1 The button 3 4 and 5 in SW1 are used to set baud rate The button 6 7 and 8 in SW1 are used to set communication protocol When the three buttons are set to 0 it is PELCO D When any one of them is set to 1 it is PELCO P Chapter 1 Introduction 3 NOTE Change is effective after rebooting the camera You can change the protocol via software menu Please refer to chapter 4 2 3 f...

Page 8: ...2 1 Interfaces and Parts 1 Power supply 2 HD TVI Video Out 3 4 5 6 7 Wiper Alarm in out RS422 Safety Wire Base Tray Chapter 2 Installation 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 9: ...make sure the dome camera is powered off during installation Please install the dome camera according to the below steps The installation steps are as follows Loosen three screws of the base tray Unplug the cables and remove the base tray Fasten the tube to the bracket Open the base tray and insert TF card Insert TF Card Tube ...

Page 10: ...ra to the base tray and then connect the cables Secure the camera to the base tray with the screws Pullthecablesthroughthebracket Thenfix thebasetraytothetubwiththescrews Fixthebrackettothewallwiththescrews andthenhookthesafetywiretothetub ...

Page 11: ...s ALM IN1 ALM IN7 and one common port ALM IN COM b Alarm input connect DC5V DC12V voltage between the alarm input port ALM Inx x 1 7 and the common port ALM IN COM Chapter 2 Installation 7 VIDEO POWER ALM IN1 ALM IN2 ALM IN3 ALM IN4 ALM IN5 ALM IN6 ALM IN7 ALM IN COM ALM OUT1 ALM OUT1 RS 422T RS 422T RS 422R RS 422R AC24V B Earth AC24V A ...

Page 12: ... below chart for the dome output state 3 Examples DC5V DC12V ALM IN ALM IN COM OUT 1 OUT 1 OUT 1 OUT 1 OUT 1 OUT 1 DC5V DC12V ALM IN ALM IN COM OUT 1 OUT1 NO NC NC NO Input connection Output Mode Output Connection c Disconnect the voltage between alarm input port ALM Inx x 1 7 and common port ALM IN COM to cancel the alarm Output Mode NO Output NC Output Whether to output No Yes No Yes Connection ...

Page 13: ... protocol please refer to relevant user manual of keyboard for details Panning and tilting use the joystick of the controller Controlling zoom move the joystick clockwise Tele or counterclockwise Wide OSD commands Joystick Up move to the above menu Joystick Down move to the below menu Joystick Right select the sub menu exit Joystick Left return to the previous menu and save the setting Chapter 3 B...

Page 14: ...RTH SETUP 7 NEW PASSWORD 8 CHANGE PASSWORD 0 RETURN 4 2 1 Auto PT Flip This function is useful to monitor moving objects or people passing directly under the camera Enable AUTO PT FLIP and then exit menu Keep on moving downwards so that the PTZ can follow the object from one side to another side ensuring an object or a person passing directly under the dome is always monitored Chapter 4 Menu Setup...

Page 15: ...electable from 1200bps to 9600bps NOTICE The change to communication setup will take effect after rebooting The communication of keyboard should be modified correspondingly 4 2 4 Date Setup Go to Main Menu System Setup Time Setup interface as below DATE SETUP 2012 06 01 12 00 00 CALL 1 TO STORED CALL 2 TO CANCEL Move the joystick of the controller in all four directions to select the desired param...

Page 16: ...th the horizontal ground to show the included angel between the camera and horizontal ground 1 4 2 7 New Password and Change Password New Password NEW PASSWORD ENTER PASSWORD CONFIRM PASSWORD CALL 1 TO STORED CALL 2 TO CANCEL Set password by preset Preset N Enter please refer to the instruction of the keyboard for details Numbers from 1 to 9 are available The password should be 6 characters Empty ...

Page 17: ...t the new password twice entering empty new password means to delete the current password 4 3 Camera Setup Entering Main Menu Camera Setup brings the following screen CAMERA SETUP 1 CAMERA FUNCTION 2 IMAGE SETUP 3 FOCUS NEAR LIMIT 1M 4 ZOOM SPEED FAST 5 DZOOM OFF 6 PAL NTSC PAL 7 DAY NIGHT MODE AUTO 8 DAY NIGHT TIMER 0 RETURN 9 LENS INITIALIZE 4 3 1 Camera Function ...

Page 18: ...ondition Color Level Adjust the screen level Sharpness Set the image definition WDR Wide dynamic range If WDR is on you can see the highlight the shadow and the backlight area clearly Gamma Measurement the contrast of an image CAM Defog Recover the video degradation caused by fog rain or even dust on your lens 4 3 2 Image Setup 14 CAMERA FUNCTION 1 BLC OFF 2 HLC OFF 3 HLC LEVEL 20 4 3D DNR Low 5 C...

Page 19: ...down left or right AGC The larger the number is the higher the brightness and the more the noises of the image are Red Gain MWB The operation is effective only when the white balance is in manual mode Blue Gain MWB The operation is effective only when the white balance is in manual mode 4 3 3 Focus Near Limit Set the nearest distance of focus 4 3 4 Zoom Speed Adjust zoom speed 4 3 5 DZoom To turn ...

Page 20: ... factory default setting after you enable Lens Initialize 4 4 Preset Setup This function is used to memorize the specific position of pan tilt zoom and focus giving much convenience for quick return to this position by calling preset Return to the live and move the joystick to select a location Then call preset 95 to enter the main menu interface Selecting the preset setting menu brings up a scree...

Page 21: ...4 DEL CUR PATROL 0 RETURN Move the joystick in all four directions to select the numbers or letters for setting the title The title will display on the screen when passing though the preset if the title display has been enabled PRESET SETTING PRESET NO 001 TITLE CALL 1 TO STORED CALL 2 TO CANCEL In this interface by programing presets in patrol list in advance the system will keep calling those pr...

Page 22: ...mmand is received The corresponding operating information will display on the screen when the camera is running 4 5 2 Grouping Setup Go to Main Menu Dome Function Grouping Setup as below Move the joystick upward or downward to control the cursor move the joystick right or left to change the parameter The preset ranges from 001 255 and the dwell time ranges from 05 240s When setting the patrol pres...

Page 23: ... Setup as below TASK SETUP 1 TASK OFF 2 TASK SETTING 3 DEL CUR PATROL 0 RETURN By dividing 24 hours into several periods and appointing different commands for each period the camera system will automatically execute the commands according to the set time if there is no operation Enable the task function Enter the task setting interface as below Move the joystick in all four directions to change th...

Page 24: ...o PTZ zoom focus so that repeating operation process can be realized by running trace Choose the current trace number Enter the trace setting Press IRIS and move the joystick in all four directions to control the dome camera Then call preset 1 to save the setting Notice Each trace can memorize up to 180s If the time exceeds 180s the system will automatically save the operation data and return to t...

Page 25: ...s selected the camera will output alarm information on an alarm Edit Alarm Go to Edit Alarm menu as shown below EDIT ALARM 1 ALARM IN NO 7 2 ALARM IN MODE ON 3 ALARM CALL PRE56 YES CALL PRESET 1 NO CALL PRESET 2 Alarm In NO Select alarm input number Alarm In Mode ON OFF and Timer are optional Alarm Call Call the preset you need When the first alarm input happens the camera will automatically switc...

Page 26: ...nput can trigger relevant alarm during this period when the alarm occurs Mask NO Select the current mask area Eight mask areas can be set at most Mask Color Select the color to mask Create Mask Go to the Create Mask sub menu and then set the mask area by moving the joystick After that call preset 1 to save the mask area Delete Current Mask Select this menu to delete the current mask area Delete Al...

Page 27: ...lay time range from 005s to180s WIPER SETUP 1 SPEED LEVEL MIDDLE 2 RUN TIME 1MIN 3 START 4 STOP 0 RETURN Set the speed level and run time Select START to enable wiper function 4 8 Load Default Master Reset Restore the camera state and active menu to factory default but do not clear those parameters such as dome title dome ID protocol baud rate preset patrol and so on Master Clear Restore the camer...

Page 28: ... 94 Run patrol 4 Call Preset 95 OSD menu Call Preset 97 Enable random scan Call Preset 99 Enable P P SCAN Set Preset 91 Set random scan TASK auto call the beginning point Set Preset 92 Set left border of P P SCAN Set Preset 93 Set right border of P P SCAN Call Preset Set Preset Chapter 4 Menu Setup 24 PS Preset Description ...

Page 29: ...check but no image Remove the protective cover of the camera lens Check if the video cable is properly connected Normal self check but out of control Check if the RS422 bus is properly connected Check if the Dome ID communication protocol setup is right Abnormal self check Not stable control Check if the protective foam is removed Check if the power meets the requirement The alarm output or preset...

Page 30: ...sion Scan Home Position Trace Task 1 3 Inch Progressive CMOS Auto ATW manual 1920 H x 1080 V 2 Mega 1000 TVL 50dB 0 Lux 360 endless rotation Preset 240 s Manual Control Speed 0 5 90 s 0 90 auto rotation Preset 240 s Manual Control Speed 0 5 90 s AC24V 3000mA 15W Max 65W IR on heater on 20 C 60 Less than 95 RH C RS422 RS485 PELCO D PELCO P HD TVI 1 0Vp p 75 Ω PAL NTSC IP66 5KG 7CH 1CH YES 255 8 Aut...

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