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Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection.
Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection.
This selection allows the user to display the dome information
regarding Dome ID number, selected communication protocol
and baud rate as well as the installed firmware version.

A sample of the default screen is illustrated below.
These options may vary according the dome model and the
installed camera module.

This concludes the Control Options Setup menu.
The following section describes Camera options for the installed module.

NOTE: The Camera options are explained in detail in a separate section of this manual

5.2.5 Camera Options

Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection.
Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection.

Different options are possible based on the function you
selected including sub- menus with additional options.

5.2.6 Program Vector Scan

Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection.
Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection.

Different options are possible based on the function you
selected including sub- menus with additional options.

5.2.6.1 Number

The default number is 1. Move the joystick left or right to select
1 through 6 Vectors (or tours) available. Each tour can be
programmed for up to 16 preset positions with individual speed
and dwell settings for each preset.
Press

IRIS CLOSE

button to finalize your selection and return

to the previous menu level.

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Summary of Contents for CDC2040MI

Page 1: ... Model No CDC2040MIL Model No CDC2040MI Model No CDC2040MO CDC2040MI 1 CDC2040MO 1 Costar Video Systems 2720 Commodore Drive Suite 150 Carrolton TX 75007 Tel 972 446 8844 Fax 972 446 8866 Please read this manual thoroughly before use or installation and keep it handy for future reference Rev M080720 ...

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Page 3: ...ove any power to the dome before attempting any operations or adjustments inside the dome cover to avoid potential damage to the mechanism 3 Inside the dome cover there are precision optical and electrical devices Heavy pressure shock and other sudden adjustments or operations should be avoided Otherwise you may cause irreparable damage to the product 4 Please DO NOT remove or disassemble any inte...

Page 4: ... MAY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE AT HIS OWN EXPENSE CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT THIS CLASS A D...

Page 5: ...n liquid traces are present the presence of loose objects is evident if the device does not function properly has received severe impact or has been dropped accidentally 13 Indoor dome is for indoor use only and not suitable for outdoor or high humidity locations Do not use this product under circumstances exceeding specified temperature and humidity ratings 14 Avoid pointing the camera directly i...

Page 6: ...cting Multiple Domes 18 4 Chapter 4 Quick Start Operation Guide 4 1 Connecting power to the dome 19 4 2 Setting joystick protocol and baud rate 19 4 3 Start testing 19 4 4 Complete the test 19 4 5 Direct input Commands for dome operation 20 4 6 Camera OSD menu 22 5 Chapter 5 Program and Operation 5 1 Main menu 23 5 2 Tree Menu List 24 5 2 1 Language Options 25 5 2 2 Display options 25 5 2 3 Contro...

Page 7: ...me can auto differentiate the protocol of the controller only on power up Continuous Pan 360 degree rotation slip ring 90 degree Tilt action plus 2 degree angle adjustment the view angle can be 90 or 92 degrees Pan speed in manual operation is variable from 0 1 up to 240 degrees per second Tilt speed in manual operation is variable from 0 1 to 100 degrees per second 64 or 128 preset positions depe...

Page 8: ...nal mask User can mask part of the camera sectors which differs between different models Six sectors of user programmable sectional display User can define and display the name and position of the camera which differs between different models of installed cameras Resume automatic operation after initial self test of the dome as well as resume automatic operation when there is no transmission from ...

Page 9: ...ling bracket 6 conductor Control Power Video harness 1 24VAC transformer 1500 mA 1 Wall bracket 1 Ceiling bracket 4 1 Instruction manual 1 Figure 1 Illustrates the upper layer of the packing material top half Figure 2 Illustrates the lower layer of the carton bottom half Fig 1 Fig 2 Ceiling Adapter Spacer 4 Manual and Quality certificate placed on top not illustrated Cable Harness and connectors 2...

Page 10: ...he liner needs to be removed in order to reach the dip switch settings of the dome for proper addressing and selection of the communication protocol baud rate Step 1 Restrict the movement of the dome mechanism and rotate the camera liner counterclockwise from close to open position as illustrated Step 2 Remove the camera liner to gain access to the dip switch settings located on the PC Board under...

Page 11: ...l and baud rate for each dome device Note The illustration shows the two Dip Switches The switch on the left 8 position is for the dome address while the switch on the right is for the protocol and baud rate settings See Section 2 3 3 4 The Table in the illustration provides the settings for the two protocols supported Pelco D and Pelco P as well as the baud rate settings This illustration demonst...

Page 12: ... OFF OFF OFF 8 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 9 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 11 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 13 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 14 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 15 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF Setting address for dome device this figure shows the address of dome device No 1 On Off switch Example The sum of switch numbers...

Page 13: ... in Fig 14 Fig 13 Fig 14 Step 2 Affix the wall bracket to the wall as illustrated in Figure 15 verifying that the surface you are attaching to can support the weight of the dome using either expanding anchors or butterfly fasteners Fig 15 Fig 16 Note Different bracket options may be available Illustrations are for reference purposes only and may vary from actual package contents depending selected...

Page 14: ... as illustrated Step 3 Install the adapter onto the top of the dome as illustrated Step 4 Suspend the dome to the bracket using the stainless hook as illustrated Step 5 Connect the end of the wiring harness protruding out of the bracket to the mating connector on the dome unit Observe proper orientation of the connectors as illustrated Step 6 Push the dome into the bracket and align the holes Usin...

Page 15: ...efully align the two parts as illustrated in Figure 17 Slowly rotate counterclockwise until a small click is felt indicating the beginning of the threads Step 2 Slowly start rotating the bottom part clear acrylic in a clockwise direction without forcing the threads as illustrated in Figure 18 It takes approximately three 3 complete rotations to have a complete seal Step 3 The dome arrives with a p...

Page 16: ...ing diagram for the electrical connections to the dome unit Fig 20 Note Observe the Polarity of the RS485 Communications marked and relevant for proper communication and operation Figure 21 illustrates the wiring harness included with the dome Fig 21 24V power supply Connect to control keyboard Video output BNC Connector Red 24VAC power supply Black 24VAC power supply Orange RS485 Yellow RS485 Mod...

Page 17: ...es please read the installation instructions carefully and become familiar with the electrical connections and setup options Incorrect wiring may result to permanent damage of the equipment Caution Connections to the dome should be performed with the power removed Power OFF Wiring Harness Video Out 6 Pin Header Connector Video GRND AC24V Red AC24V Black RS485 signal orange RS485 signal yellow Moni...

Page 18: ...utput from joystick controller connected in a bus configuration to the RS485 communication terminals of the control cable for each dome Video Signal output from the dome camera connected to a monitor DVR or video matrix Take into consideration impedance matching and or termination Joystick Controller CCTV Monitor Power Supply AC24V Video CCTV Monitor Power Supply AC24V Video CCTV Monitor Power Sup...

Page 19: ...aud rate should be set identical with that of the dome device 4 3 Start testing When all of the above settings are completed you can start testing to dome functionality 1 Direction control test of dome device 2 Zooming control test of camera Please refer to the next section for demonstration of menu operation and control of dome device 4 4 Complete the test Summary If you have achieved control of ...

Page 20: ...uto Pan Scan between two user preset points You can operate the Tilt and Zoom controls at the same time without interrupting the Auto Scan Motion Set Start Pan Position 52 SHOT ON Set End Pan Position 53 SHOT ON Setting the Pan speed user needs to maintain a fixed manual scan speed for more than 3 seconds and then press 51 SHOT ACK to save this speed as default Pan scan speed The dwell time of sta...

Page 21: ...ACK 2 minute 97 SHOT ACK 4 minute 98 SHOT ACK 8 minute 99 SHOT ACK 10 minutes To disable the return to Home Position function press 100 SHOT ON Intelligent three dimension tour scan setting If a user wishes to monitor an area in continuous Pan Scan Mode at a specific speed they only need to maintain the scan speed steady for more than 3 seconds in a continuous pan direction and then press 101 SHOT...

Page 22: ...cessed directly from the keyboard by entering 57 SHOT ACK or 57 PRESET depending the model and type of the selected keyboard controller Main Camera Menu Iris Sub Menu Back Light Sub menu Color Sub Menu APC Sub Menu Lens Control Sub Menu Position Sub Menu Camera Title Sub Menu Camera preset Function Sub Menu Automatic Gain Control Sub Menu Image Control Sub Menu ...

Page 23: ...ted option Using the joystick to the Left or Right position you can change the value of your selection or access the submenu for the selected option 3 Press the button IRIS OPEN on the keyboard controller to confirm your selection or data entry 4 Press the button IRIS CLOSE on the keyboard controller to exit menu or return to the previous menu one layer up HOW TO CONTROL THE ON SCREEN MENU UTILITY...

Page 24: ...nu and sub menus is illustrated below Note Due to space limitations not all screen shots are displayed on this page Additional information is displayed in subsequent chapters in this instruction manual 5 2 2 5 2 3 5 2 4 5 2 5 5 2 6 5 2 1 ...

Page 25: ...e to set it On Screen message displays Stored for verification 3 User can recall the selected preset for position validation 4 User can delete the selected preset position 5 User can assign a name to this preset position 14Chr Max 6 User can select to display the name for the preset position Press IRIS CLOSE button to return to previous menu 5 2 2 1 1 Number The default number is 001 Move the joys...

Page 26: ...upon moving the joystick to the Right position and position itself to the corresponding coordinates X Y Z of the selected preset position 5 2 2 1 4 Delete Preshot Caution Are you sure you want to delete this preset Press IRIS OPEN button to confirm Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit and return to the previous menu level 5 2 2 1 5 Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ User can edit the name of a preset position Move t...

Page 27: ...2 2 2 1 Number A sector is defined as a general area bound by user set coordinates on both axis X Y Example you can define North as an area bound by an arc between North West and North East When the PTZ is pointed in this general area the name North will appear on the screen Move the joystick right to select a sector position 1 8 Press IRIS CLOSE button to return to previous menu 5 2 2 2 2 Name _ ...

Page 28: ...e joystick right to make your selection and display the on screen coordinates Using the joystick move the pan tilt to the desired Pan Start coordinates for the selected sector Press IRIS CLOSE button to set the starting pan position coordinates and return to the previous menu level 5 2 2 2 4 Pan End POSITION Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick right to make your...

Page 29: ...e the joystick right to make your selection and display the on screen coordinates Using the joystick move the pan tilt to the desired Tilt End coordinates for the selected sector Press IRIS CLOSE button to set the Tilt End position coordinates and return to the previous menu level 5 2 2 2 7 Name Display Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to select...

Page 30: ...n Move the joystick Left or Right to select ON or OFF Based on your selection the startup message see below will be displayed on Power Up This is particularly useful when you do not know what is the address or communication setting of this dome Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit and return to the previous menu level The Startup message screen displays the following information Manufacturer name Insta...

Page 31: ...e the joystick Left or Right to choose ON or OFF This allows the user to change the direction the pan motor It is useful under certain conditions based on the physical installation of the PTZ Example Upside Down 5 2 3 1 2 Tilt Reverse Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to choose ON or OFF This allows the user to change the direction the tilt motor...

Page 32: ...ions Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit and return to the previous menu level 5 2 3 2 1 Default Function This defines the behavior of the dome to respond to a preset or a vector as the default position Move the joystick Left or Right to select P preset V Vector 5 2 3 2 2 Number The default number is 001 Move the joystick left or right to position the cursor under the desired numeral and press IRIS OP...

Page 33: ...l 5 2 3 2 4 Operation Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection ON PTZ will return to default position OFF PTZ will remain in last position of operation 5 2 3 3 Speed Limit Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to turn ON or OFF This selection allows the user to control the speed behavior ...

Page 34: ...ure The camera adjusts the brightness automatically while monitoring the screen continuously OFF Manual Operation user must adjust exposure manually Z Camera will adjust upon operation of the zoom control 5 2 3 7 Vector Scan AF Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to choose ON or OFF This selection allows the user to control the behavior of the auto...

Page 35: ...eturn to the previous menu 5 2 4 2 Restore Default Setting Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection This selection allows the user to restore factory default parameters into the memory of the dome If you wish to clear the memory press IRIS OPEN button to confirm your selection or press IRIS CLOSE button to exit and return to the previo...

Page 36: ...his manual 5 2 5 Camera Options Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection Different options are possible based on the function you selected including sub menus with additional options 5 2 6 Program Vector Scan Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to make selection Different options are po...

Page 37: ...e Joystick left or right again under the desired numeral and press IRIS OPEN button again to select the desired number 0 9 Press IRIS OPEN button again to confirm the selection Press IRIS CLOSE button to finalize your selection and return to the previous menu level 5 2 6 3 Run a Vector Scan Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to execute the command...

Page 38: ...N OFF ON Sub Menu D ZOOM LIMIT SETUP LIMIT X 2 10 END DISP ZOOM MAG ON OFF ZOOM POS INIT ON OFF ON Sub Menu ZOOM INIT POS SETUP X 1 10 END LENS INIT END EXPOSURE EXPOSURE SETUP Sub Menu BRIGHTNESS IRIS AUTO MANUAL MANUAL IRIS MANUAL SETUP IRIS VAL END SHUTTER A FLK _ _ _ MANUAL MANUAL SHUTTER MANUAL SETUP SHUTTER VAL 1 60 1 30000 END AGC NORMAL HIGH OFF SSNR LOW MIDDLE HIGH OFF SENS UP OFF _ _ _ E...

Page 39: ...X 2 10 END DISP ZOOM MAG ON OFF END EXPOSURE EXPOSURE SETUP BRIGHTNESS 1 100 IRIS AUTO MANUAL MANUAL IRIS MANUAL SETUP IRIS VAL 1 100 END SHUTTER A FLK _ _ _ MANUAL MANUAL SHUTTER MANUAL SETUP SHUTTER VALUE 1 60 1 120000 FIX 2X 128X AGC HIGH NORMAL OFF SSNR LOW MIDDLE HIGH OFF SENS UP OFF _ _ _ END ETC ETC SETUP CAM TITLE ON OFF ON CAM TITLE SETUP WHITE BALANCE ATW MANUAL AWC SET ATW WHITE BAL MOD...

Page 40: ...RIVACY ON OFF ON PRIVACY SETUP GROUP SEL GROUP 1 8 AREA SEL 1 4 AREA MODE ON OFF MASK TONE 1 100 TOP 1 200 BOTTOM 1 200 LEFT 1 200 RIGHT 1 200 END DAY NIGHT AUTO 1 2 COLOR B W SYNC INT EXT COMM A DJ COMMUNICATION SETUP CAM ID 1 100 DISP CAM ID ON OFF BAUD RATE 38400 UART MODE 8 N 1 RET PKT ENABLE DISABLE END IMAGE ADJ IMAGE SETUP FREEZE OFF ON H REV OFF ON V REV OFF ON SHARPNESS ON OFF ON SHARPNES...

Page 41: ...LE SETUP Move the joystick up or down to the desired selection Move the joystick Left or Right to select desired character 0 9 or A Z Press IRIS OPEN button to confirm selection and move to the next character of choice Move the cursor to Clear to delete an entry End to finish then Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit or return to the previous menu level when programming is done 5 2 5 2 WHITE BALANCE Th...

Page 42: ...ight Move the joystick Left or Right to choose There are several settings available HIGH Gain increased from 6dB up to 34dB MIDDLE Gain increased from 6dB up to 30dB LOW Gain increased from 6dB up to 18dB OFF BLC function is disabled 5 2 5 4 MOTION DETECTION The camera is equipped with a motion detection feature This feature can be turned ON or OFF In addition there are a total of 4 detection Area...

Page 43: ...cation including Lens Initialization NOTE It is recommended that you set digital zoom before setting preset positions As magnification increases picture quality decreases 5 2 5 6 EXPOSURE Camera Exposure can be controlled Brightness The brightness of the screen can be adjusted Iris Auto or manual mode can be selected Auto The image signal can be adjusted relevant to the amount of available light M...

Page 44: ...or down to preset save to save your selection Move the joystick to preset clear if you wish to delete the desired selection Move the joystick to the END selection Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit or return to the previous menu level when programming is done 5 2 5 7 1 1 COMM ADJUST The communication parameters of the camera are factory preset and do not require any user configurations These options ...

Page 45: ...n to the desired selection Press IRIS CLOSE button to reset the camera The screen will turn black momentarily and the camera will be reset to original factory parameters 5 2 5 9 EXIT When you have finished all your selections and programming Move the joystick to the EXIT selection to Save your settings Press IRIS CLOSE button to exit the OSD menu ...

Page 46: ... system default guard tour 52 Enable Auto Pan scanning Set Start Pan Position 53 Pan Tilt Control System hold Set End Pan Position 55 Background Light Compensation On Off 58 Digital Zoom On Off 59 Focus Auto Manual 60 Iris Auto Manual 100 Home position Enable Disable 95 1 minute 96 2 minutes 97 4 minutes 98 8 minutes 99 Setting the Dwell time interval for the return to Home position function 10 mi...

Page 47: ...47 6 2 Technical Specifications Note Technical specifications may change without prior notice depending on availability of components from various suppliers and or camera manufacturers ...

Page 48: ... of OSD control board Replace OSD board After self test the menu can be displayed only when there is Video image on the monitor Interference caused by external electronic signals noise or the camera video format is set incorrectly NTSC PAL Ground the dome device or identify and reduce the external interference electric motors HF high power fluorescent lamps or reposition the camera to a different ...

Page 49: ... but cannot control dome Improper connection of control cable polarity Verify the polarity of the RS485 connection as per the instruction manual Follow installation instructions Maximum Communication cable run is exceeded Add amplification circuit for RS485 Intermittent or incorrect connections Verify the wiring Slip ring is damaged Replace the slip ring 10 Intermittent control of dome device RS 4...

Page 50: ...he dome flips rotates the camera starts moving upward as long as the tilt control is kept in the down position Once the control is released the tilt control returns to its normal operational mode The flip feature is useful when you need to track someone who walks directly beneath the dome and continues on the other side IR MODE A feature of the camera that permits manual or automatic switching bet...

Page 51: ...used to define the maximum exposure time for the Open Shutter setting The values for the setting range from 1 2 to 1 60 The default setting is 1 4 VECTOR SCAN Move from start point to end point including tilt and zoom simultaneously and linearly WDR Wide Dynamic Range Technology uses two shutter speeds in alternative video fields high and normal every 60th NTSC or 50th PAL of a second and combines...

Page 52: ...52 Printed in the USA Rev M0807415 ...

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