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Summary of Contents for DOMERA DDZ4010 HS/HD Series

Page 1: ...DDZ4010 YY HS HD DDZ4020 YY HS HD FullHigh DefinitionHigh SpeedIPNetworkPTZDomeCamera Installation and Configuration Rev 2 0 4 2013 09 09 English...

Page 2: ...demarks or registered trademarks of the following owners Adobe and Flash of Adobe Systems Incorporated headquartered in San Jos California USA AMD and AMD Athlon of Advanced Micro Devices Inc headquar...

Page 3: ...d Connection Assignment 15 5 1 In ceiling Mount Variant 15 5 2 Surface Mount Variant 17 5 3 Terminal Area IP I O Interface 19 5 4 PTZ Dome 19 5 4 1 For Surface Mount Housing SM 19 5 4 2 For In ceiling...

Page 4: ...l and Format 57 10 2 1 2 Transfer Method 58 10 2 1 3 TTL 59 10 2 1 4 RTCP 59 10 2 2 Dynamic Servers 59 10 2 3 Audio Client 60 10 2 4 RTSP 61 11 Video 63 11 1 Video Standard 63 11 2 Sensor 64 11 2 1 Gl...

Page 5: ...3 Focus Control 119 14 3 2 4 Gamma 120 14 3 3 Scan 121 14 3 4 Tour 122 14 3 5 Pattern 124 14 3 6 Actions 126 14 3 6 1 Schedule Action 127 14 3 6 2 Schedule Action List 130 14 3 6 3 Alarm Action 131 14...

Page 6: ...on Recovery 167 15 5 2 2 Configuration Transfer to Several Devices 168 15 6 Info 169 16 Image Transmission 170 16 1 Web Browser 170 16 2 RTSP Application 170 17 Maintenance 172 18 PTZ Menu Structure 1...

Page 7: ...TZ dome cameras If text passages require distinctions to be made between the device variants the com plete product names will be mentioned Pictures in this document may differ from the actual product...

Page 8: ...sult in minor or moderate injury Notice NOTICE indicates practices for preventing property damage incorrect configurations or faulty operations For reasons of clarity and readability various text form...

Page 9: ...amages and data loss and may result in the loss of warranty Modifications Do not make any modifications to the hardware or software that have not been tested and approved by Dallmeier Inappropriate mo...

Page 10: ...an cause malfunctions and damages The units may not be moved while in operation Foreign Bodies If objects or liquids get into the units immediately disconnect them from the power supply pull out the p...

Page 11: ...er date Dallmeier is not responsible for damage resulting from unprofessional improper transpor tation The goods should only be shipped in their original packaging If the original packaging is no long...

Page 12: ...8 protected areas Motion detection4 with selectable sensitivity Alarm notification via DaVid Protocol5 e mail and FTP image upload Bidirectional audio intercom Local video memory4 USB SDHC port 64MB...

Page 13: ...g of the contract shall apply 3 6 Approvals Certifications The following approvals certifications were valid for all devices described in this document at the time of this document s compilation CE FC...

Page 14: ...n fan and heater of the weather proof housing must be separately sup plied with an additional power supply unit 24V AC max 3A 4 3 Outdoor For outdoor installations always use the respective weather pr...

Page 15: ...BackBox with IP I O interface Trim ring with bubble Ceiling clamp Ceiling clamp Cable entry Fig 5 1 Ventilation slots Housing BackBox with IP I O interface Trim ring with bubble Ceiling clamp Cable en...

Page 16: ...ad for M4 screw eye bolt Fig 5 3 Housing top view without plug in module M4 locking screw ceiling clamp Plug in module for PTZ dome camera Connector for PTZ dome camera Securing screw plug in module M...

Page 17: ...Ventilation slot Fig 5 5 Terminal area IP I O interface Housing base BackPlate with IP I O interface Thread for housing ring Cable entry Ventilation slots Ventilation slots Locking clip for PTZ dome c...

Page 18: ...Mounting hole for 4 60mm screw Fig 5 7 Housing base top view without plug in module Plug in module for PTZ dome camera Connector for PTZ dome camera Securing screw plug in module Locking clip for PTZ...

Page 19: ...al Area IP I O Interface GP In Out RS485 Audio IN Audio OUT LAN PoE Power 24V AC Fig 5 9 For pinout information see chapter Pin Assignment on page 175 5 4 PTZ Dome 5 4 1 For Surface Mount Housing SM M...

Page 20: ...nt Housing IM and Weather proof Housing WM M3 securing screw Locking clip Lens Fig 5 11 5 4 3 Rotary DIP Switches Male connector Rotary switch Dome ID camera address 1 999 DIP switch Signal transmissi...

Page 21: ...the Dome ID 1 has to be set Set the required Dome ID with the rotary switches S1 S3 see Fig 5 12 Dome ID S1 S2 S3 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 10 0 1 0 11 0 1 1 99 0 9 9 100 1 0 0 999 9 9 9 Table 6 1 Dome ID 6 2 S...

Page 22: ...he PTZ dome camera is configured for NTSC or PAL countries NOTICE The video standards of the IP I O interface and the PTZ dome camera have to be identical see section Video Standard on page 63 As of s...

Page 23: ...accordingly NOTICE The baud rates of the IP I O interface and the PTZ dome camera have to be identical see section Serial Interface on page 99 If required set the baud rate with the DIP switch S5 see...

Page 24: ...ICE For the proper operation of the PTZ dome camera in conjunction with the IP I O interface the protocol type Auto No Parity has to be set If required set the protocol type with the DIP switch S6 see...

Page 25: ...serious injury Always disconnect the PoE switch or the separate power supply unit from the mains socket pull out the power plug before connecting or disconnecting the devices Notice Power supply The c...

Page 26: ...he trim ring Loosen both securing screws of the plug in module Carefully unplug the plug in module without using force Plug in module Securing screw Securing screw Trim ring Fig 7 1 Before installing...

Page 27: ...w eye bolt on the cover plate Turn the cover plate counter clockwise as far as it will go M4 screw eye bolt Cover plate Fig 7 3 Remove the cover plate Terminal area IP I O interface Cable entry Keyhol...

Page 28: ...to the connectors of the terminal area see chapter Pin Assignment on page 175 189mm Suspended ceiling Locking bolt for keyhole shaped slot Fig 7 5 Attach the cover plate to the housing Insert the lock...

Page 29: ...e Fig 7 6 Step 4 Screw a ceiling hook on the supporting structure Insert the housing into the circular recess Attach the safety wire to the M4 screw eye bolt use a carabiner and the ceiling hook Ceili...

Page 30: ...w of both ceiling clamps with a Phillips screwdriver until the housing is fixed M4 locking screw ceiling clamp M4 locking screw ceiling clamp Fig 7 8 Ceiling clamp Suspended ceiling Phillips screwdriv...

Page 31: ...ment of the connectors Tighten both securing screws of the plug in module Plug in module Securing screw Securing screw Fig 7 11 Step 7 Carefully insert the PTZ dome camera into the housing until it cl...

Page 32: ...abs of the trim ring into the appropriate slots of the housing and then tighten the trim ring in clockwise direction Trim ring Trim ring Locking tab Slot Fig 7 13 Step 9 Connect the PoE switch or the...

Page 33: ...agon socket screw key wrench size 1 3 Step 1 Loosen the securing screw of the housing ring Unscrew the housing ring counter clockwise Loosen both securing screws of the plug in module Carefully unplug...

Page 34: ...elivered drill template At the marked locations drill holes fitting the screws anchors to be used Push anchors suitable for the ceiling material into the drill holes Run the required cables through th...

Page 35: ...ment of the connectors Tighten both securing screws of the plug in module Plug in module Securing screw Securing screw Fig 7 17 Step 4 Carefully insert the PTZ dome camera into the housing base until...

Page 36: ...the housing ring onto the housing base Tighten the securing screw of the housing ring Fig 7 19 Step 6 Connect the PoE switch or the separate power supply unit to the mains socket The device starts boo...

Page 37: ...of 5 C or below the delivered silica gel packets must be placed behind the heater ring to avoid moisture and condensation damage Warning Electrical surge Danger of death or serious injury To ensure pe...

Page 38: ...t Internet Explorer latest version Software Adobe Flash Player latest version JavaScript enabled Microsoft ActiveX enabled ActiveX based Dallmeier control latest version Note that a more powerful PC i...

Page 39: ...graphical user interface GUI of the live mode is displayed F E K H B I G A J C D Fig 8 1 Live mode with adjustable live video display size and PTZ camera control A Hide show title bar B Switch betwee...

Page 40: ...or expand and collapse panels using the Minimize Maximize button 2 1 Fig 8 2 1 Title bar with panel name 2 Button Minimize Maximize To move a panel left click the panel title bar 1 and then drag the p...

Page 41: ...d the left mouse button down as long as the camera captures the desired area In the example shown above Fig 8 3 the PTZ camera is panned to the right with the virtual joystick The two magnifier icons...

Page 42: ...ransmission Control Protocol TCP To receive the data packets the port 30000 for the DaVid Protocol8 and port 80 for the Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP must be open Note that during the data transmis...

Page 43: ...ve and configuration mode C IP address of device D Log out of configuration mode E Disable enable live video display F Live video G Configuration menu H Connection method UDP TCP I Audio On Off audio...

Page 44: ...via Common settings User interface Fig 9 1 Set the Language Deactivate the Show live video ActiveX in WebConfig checkbox if network bottle necks occur or your system is overloaded Confirm with OK 9 2...

Page 45: ...erver must always be accessible via the network Select the Time server tab Fig 9 4 Enter the IP address or the host name of the time server Activate the Use time server checkbox to enable the UTC time...

Page 46: ...ovide a better readability Confirm with OK 9 4 User Management The configuration of the device must be preceded by a successful authentication as an authorized user or user group The user management a...

Page 47: ...can be changed Note that the factory default password of the local user group Group 1 admin is 3 the factory default password of the local user group Group 1 admin must be changed for security reasons...

Page 48: ...er login mode individual local users can be assigned to the three local user groups Define New User Ensure that the Login mode is set to User login Open the User groups dialogue via Common settings Us...

Page 49: ...ble The following LDAP settings should only be performed by an administrator with advanced skills in LDAP technology In order to be able to set the respective group policies rights on the LDAP client...

Page 50: ...de vice must be configured accordingly In this respect note the following steps and descriptions Ensure that the Login mode is set to LDAP login Select the LDAP options tab Fig 9 10 For the correct a...

Page 51: ...1 The settings on the LDAP client can only be saved if the query has been successful re turns an internal result Click Test Fig 9 11 Enter the LDAP user name and the corresponding LDAP user password...

Page 52: ...granted or denied access to certain types of live images and or live audio Note that the rights of group 1 administrator can not be restricted certain permission levels can not be set for all rights...

Page 53: ...l be displayed The settings can be changed The function can be used allow read only The dialogue will be displayed The settings can not be changed deny The dialogue will not be displayed The settings...

Page 54: ...en the Network settings dialogue via Network Basic settings Fig 10 1 Network settings and MAC address Default Factory Settings Connection type automatic Bandwidth limit none Get IP settings from DHCP...

Page 55: ...n the hosts file on your local computer The Host name or more appropriately the short host name specifies the name of the machine itself e g myhostname The Domain name is usually the network domain wi...

Page 56: ...the network settings automatically proceed as follows Ensure that an active DHCP server is available in your local area network LAN Activate the Get IP settings from DHCP checkbox If required configur...

Page 57: ...e transfer protocol format and method from the drop down list Mode Depending on the selected transfer method enter the Multicast IP address or the Destination IP address Enter the port number of the s...

Page 58: ...he transfer method defines the distribution of the data throughout the network Multicast The data packets are provided with the specified IP multicast address and port number and transferred to a grou...

Page 59: ...for multicast TTL 64 for unicast 10 2 1 4 RTCP The Real time Transport Control Protocol RTCP is an extension to the Real time Trans port Protocol RTP and is used for i a the transmission of periodic s...

Page 60: ...the audio source must be identical with the Multicast IP address registered in the audio client of the camera For descriptions about the different transfer methods unicast and multicast see section Tr...

Page 61: ...transmission via UDP packet losses e g lack of individual images can oc cur Lost packets will not be sent again Usually UDP packets that come from outside internet into the local area network are bloc...

Page 62: ...e receiver client no longer accepts additional data the camera can no longer send further image data The result is a so called data backlog at the camera In order to prevent a loss of images the yet u...

Page 63: ...ries HD 30 60 fps for NTSC countries NOTICE The video standards of the IP I O interface and the PTZ dome camera have to be identical see section Video Standard PTZ Dome Camera on page 22 As of softwar...

Page 64: ...of the image sensor and the adjustment of the image processing parameters to the local situation Open the Sensor settings dialogue via Video Sensor Fig 11 2 Note the explanations below Set the relevan...

Page 65: ...Priority Variable iris auto gain and shutter speed Manual Variable shutter speed iris and gain Shutter Adjustable with shutter priority and manual exposure control Iris Adjustable with iris priority...

Page 66: ...adjusts the focus position by measuring the contrast of the centre im age area sufficient illumination and subject contrast for central measurement area are required Manual manual focusing Recommended...

Page 67: ...in the mid tones the distribution of light between black and white and thus the image contrast However note that the effect of the gamma setting always depends on the individual display device Settin...

Page 68: ...ma curve Gamma 1 Linear gamma curve gamma value is 1 no gamma correction S Curve Low Flat gamma curve smoother distribution of brightness values lower contrast S Curve Mid Gamma curve with moderate gr...

Page 69: ...r temperatures ATW DDZ4020 YY HS HD only Auto Tracing White Balance Automatically computes and permanently readjusts the white balance value output us ing colour information from the entire scene base...

Page 70: ...by sodium vapor lamps high pressure gas discharge lamps besides other light sources Sodium Lamp DDZ4020 YY HS HD only Fixed white balance value specially for scenes which are only illuminated by sodi...

Page 71: ...icantly enhances the sensor s sensitivity for near infrared light Depending on the amount of visible light the IR cut filter is automatically engaged ICR OFF and the camera switches back to day mode a...

Page 72: ...Encoder 1 Open the Encoder settings dialogue via Video Encoder settings The Encoder 1 tab is displayed Fig 11 7 Note the explanations below Select the encoding standard from the drop down list Encode...

Page 73: ...t rate Low image compression Large data volume High image quality High bandwidth and hard disk space usage Usually most requirements in surveillance applications are met with a bit rate between 4 and...

Page 74: ...cess ing or accessing a stream The GOP sequence ends before the next I Frame At a later stage the visible single frames are generated at the decoder using the indi vidual GOPs The GOP size 1 I Frames...

Page 75: ...e the processing encoding options of the analogue audio signal coming from the built in Audio IN port Select the Audio tab Fig 11 9 Select the format and bit rate with which the incoming analogue audi...

Page 76: ...larm triggered status change of the hardware installed Contact OUT interface Click Event management in the configuration menu If no event handler has been set yet only the New item is displayed Click...

Page 77: ...pe sends event triggered notifications to an alarm host using the DaVid Protocol For the evaluation of the event messages a DaVid Protocol capable software e g PGuard advance11 must be running on the...

Page 78: ...com 78 Select the Trigger tab Fig 12 3 Contact status Status change of Contact IN 1 2 or 3 Select all relevant triggers which are supposed to be sent out as event messages by activating the related c...

Page 79: ...al e mail recipients Depending on the used SMTP server and its configuration any name can be used for the sender or a SMTP authentication is required Fig 12 4 If necessary enter the User name and the...

Page 80: ...ivate the Add image as attachment checkbox to attach the current JPEG image captured exactly at the moment the event is triggered to the e mail Select an encoder from the drop down list Image source t...

Page 81: ...IN 2 NO Normally Open has been closed Contact 2 opened Contact IN 2 NC Normally Closed has been opened Contact 3 closed Contact IN 3 NO Normally Open has been closed Contact 3 opened Contact IN 3 NC...

Page 82: ...nsure that read and write permissions are set for the specified directory and enough free disk space is available Enter the name under which the JPEG images are to be saved into the Filename field Sel...

Page 83: ...Image source to define the source of the JPEG images The used encoder must be enabled Encoder 2 is disabled by default and configured for MJPEG encoding see section Encoder Settings on page 72 Click T...

Page 84: ...ntact 3 opened Contact IN 3 NC Normally Closed has been opened Contact status Status change of Contact IN 1 2 or 3 Interval Duration sec This trigger option allows you to configure the automatic FTP u...

Page 85: ...osed to be automatically executed if a defined event occurs by activating the related checkbox The function of a lower priority PTZ alarm action won t be serviced until the function of a higher priori...

Page 86: ...pened Contact 2 closed Contact IN 2 NO Normally Open has been closed Contact 2 opened Contact IN 2 NC Normally Closed has been opened Contact 3 closed Contact IN 3 NO Normally Open has been closed Con...

Page 87: ...matic status change of the hardware installed Contact OUT interface Note the section Contact OUT on page 100 and the chapter Pin Assignment on page 175 Fig 12 10 Select the relevant Contact OUT interf...

Page 88: ...com 88 Select the Trigger tab Fig 12 11 Remote control Remote status change of Contact OUT via DaVid Protocol e g SMAVIA Viewing Client see below Select all relevant triggers by activating the related...

Page 89: ...Recorder tab in the Configuration window Select the relevant camera in the Recorder list Click the Edit button Select the Relay tab in the Edit recorder window Activate the Request relay status checkb...

Page 90: ...the entire year if no exceptions are set 12 6 1 Week Timer Click Scheduler The Week timer tab is displayed Fig 12 12 Light gray areas in the week timer represent active periods During active periods...

Page 91: ...o messages are sent out and no alarm actions are executed Confirm with OK if you do not want to make any additional settings Delete Inactive Periods Click active In the week timer click and hold the l...

Page 92: ...s exceptions can be defined Note that exceptions will overwrite the settings of the entire relevant day in the week timer Select the Exceptions tab Fig 12 14 Click New The Calendar is displayed Fig 12...

Page 93: ...d the left mouse button and draw a rectangle over a rel evant period Release the mouse button Repeat the last two steps until all relevant active periods are selected Fig 12 17 Light gray areas in the...

Page 94: ...sections at least 15 minutes between active periods If the exception settings are to apply to other days as well they can be can copied to another date see below Confirm with OK if you do not want to...

Page 95: ...Z40 10 20 YY HS HD www dallmeier com 95 Fig 12 19 To delete exceptions select the relevant date in the exceptions list and click Delete Confirm with OK if you do not want to make any additional settin...

Page 96: ...Settings The copy function allows you to copy saved event settings to other event handlers Click Event management in the configuration menu Click on a saved event handler item in the configuration me...

Page 97: ...om 97 The configuration menu is expanded with the name of the copied event handler with the addition 1 represents copy 1 and the related dialogue of the copy is displayed Fig 12 21 Customize the relev...

Page 98: ...handler proceed as follows Click Event management in the configuration menu In the configuration menu click on an event handler you want to delete The related dialogue is displayed Fig 12 22 Click Del...

Page 99: ...e baud rates of the IP I O interface and the PTZ dome camera have to be identical see section Baud Rate on page 23 Open the Serial port dialogue via Interfaces Serial Fig 13 1 Select Crosslink from th...

Page 100: ...ue via Interfaces Contact Out Fig 13 2 Timer Select Timer On if you want to limit the duration for which a Contact OUT status change remains active In the Time sec field enter the duration time in sec...

Page 101: ...r The externally transferred data can be filtered before embedding The filtering selection only takes effect on externally sent data Open the Data display Filter dialogue via Interfaces Data display F...

Page 102: ...io and size resolution of the actual screen depend on the used client Specified coordinates are automatically converted rescaled for the screen resolu tion of the used client e g Full HD and matched t...

Page 103: ...be positioned by drag drop Fig 13 5 The display area can be resized by dragging its yellow corner in the bottom right Fig 13 6 An exact positioning and resizing is possible by using the corresponding...

Page 104: ...However we recommend the configuration of the PTZ dome camera via SMAVIA Viewing Client NOTICE To be able to control and configure the PTZ dome camera via the IP I O interface the Dome ID 1 has to be...

Page 105: ...nual control of zoom iris and focus change selected menu items D Display PTZ configuration menu in live video E Select preset number 1 8 F Reset PTZ configuration to factory settings G Save current po...

Page 106: ...0 S W Ver V1 38 FPGA Ver V1 8 ID 0001 Baud rate 9600 bps Protocol DCCP Tilt Origin set OK Pan Origin set OK Camera H11 H W Ver Hardware version S W Ver Software version FPGA Ver Version of FPGA Field...

Page 107: ...e of executed action MESSAGE Status messages e g of memory usage ALARM 123 Activated alarm input number 10 0X Zoom factor Area Title Title of area between specific start and end position 360 9 090 0 A...

Page 108: ...t Current cursor position Click the selectors Joystick up down to select a menu item Click the selectors Joystick left right to select a menu item to open a submenu to change a value increase decrease...

Page 109: ...on preset stored with this number Title 16 characters Select a number for the position preset Edit the title of the position preset see section Edit Title on page 110 Edit the camera position see sect...

Page 110: ...xit uvwxyz Save and Exit Blinking cursor Digit position Yellow cursor T Current cursor position Move the cursor with the selectors to select a digit position in the title line Move the cursor with the...

Page 111: ...3 1 2 Edit Position Open the Edit Position menu item PRESET POSITION SETUP CONTROL Press IRIS OPEN to Save X Angles of PAN TILT X Zoom factor Edit the position the zoom factor Zoom Zoom and the focus...

Page 112: ...lly engaged again ICR OFF day mode enabled Alarm Day Night switching is triggered by alarm Time Day Night switching is triggered by time Alarm No Alarm input number 1 3 which is supposed to trigger th...

Page 113: ...ed for outdoor scenes Indoor preset optimized for indoor scenes Dark Corner preset optimized for low light scenes Fast Movement preset optimized for scenes with fast moving objects User definable User...

Page 114: ...e Compensation 0 Slow Shutter Limit 1 50 Back Light Comp OFF WDR OFF Bright 07 Sharpness 9 Save and Exit Mode AUTO Auto Iris and Gain Fixed Shutter speed 59 94 NTSC 1 60sec 50 PAL 1 50sec MANUAL Varia...

Page 115: ...F11 F9 6 F8 0 F6 8 F5 6 F4 8 F4 0 F3 4 F2 8 F2 4 F2 0 F1 6 Gain DDZ4010 YY HS HD 3 0 3 6 9 18db DDZ4020 YY HS HD 3 0 2 4 6 28db Defines the maximum amount of electrical gain with which the amplitude o...

Page 116: ...mic range images are produced by combining long exposure signals of dark image areas normal shutter speed with short exposure signals of very bright image areas high speed shutter Note that in WDR mod...

Page 117: ...nently varying lighting situations colour tempera tures ATW DDZ4020 YY HS HD only Auto Tracing White Balance Automatically computes and permanently readjusts the white balance value output us ing colo...

Page 118: ...or scenes which are additionally illuminated by sodium vapor lamps high pressure gas discharge lamps besides other light sources SODIUM LAMP DDZ4020 YY HS HD only Fixed white balance value specially f...

Page 119: ...ou to limit the focus working range in order to obtain a faster focus ing of far distant objects The near limit can range from about 4 5m to 1cm The near limit is the distance the automatic focus cont...

Page 120: ...deo gamma curve CINEMA1 Approximation to typical film look characteristics of chemical film Reproduces images more lively and with more depth CINEMA2 In addition to the features of CINEMA1 this settin...

Page 121: ...point in panning only Diagonal Move from start point to end point including tilt and zoom simultaneously and linearly Speed 1 8 Level 1 slower 8 faster Dir Scan direction CCW Counter Clock Wise CW Cl...

Page 122: ...6 characters FUNC Blank function PRST Position Preset 1 248 PTRN Pattern 1 8 SCAN Scan 1 16 TOUR Tour 2 8 NO Function number SP eed VF Normal Mode and Velocity Fast V1 V8 Diagonal mode and Velocity 1...

Page 123: ...g example If Tour 01 Preset 02 Preset 03 Tour 02 Tour 03 Tour 02 Preset 05 Preset 06 Tour 04 Preset 05 Tour 03 Preset 07 Pattern 01 Tour 04 Preset 08 Preset 05 Pattern 01 Tour 01 executes as follows P...

Page 124: ...ETUP NO TITLE SEC 01 PATTERN1 000 02 PATTERN2 000 03 PATTERN3 000 04 PATTERN4 000 05 PATTERN5 000 06 PATTERN6 000 07 PATTERN7 000 08 PATTERN8 000 TOTAL 000 Save and Exit Select a pattern number NO If...

Page 125: ...5 Save and Exit To delete the currently recorded pattern click Iris Select the column TITLE and click Iris Edit the title of the pattern see section Edit Title on page 110 If the total recording time...

Page 126: ...le the automatic execution of functions so called actions ACTION SETUP Schedule Action Schedule Action List Alarm Action Alarm List Clear Alarm List Exit Schedule Action Current cursor position Click...

Page 127: ...y ON H Holiday S Sunday M Monday T Tuesday W Wednesday T Thursday F Friday S Saturday OMIT O Holiday see section Edit Day on page 129 OFF Start Time hh mm AM PM Add Action To List Add the current acti...

Page 128: ...end the previous action For example suppose you want to operate the camera in black and white mode after 10 00pm and in Day Night auto mode from 06 00am every day First program an action with the set...

Page 129: ...51 ON The action is carried out on a day of the week for which it is set if that date is in the list of holidays OFF The action is only carried out on a day of the week for which it is set Holidays ha...

Page 130: ...2 ACTIVE H MTWTFS 08 00 PM D N BW 000 03 ACTION3 ACTIVE H MTWTFS 06 00 AM D N AUTO 000 04 ACTION4 ACTIVE MTWTF 09 00 AM SCAN 002 05 ACTION5 ACTIVE MTWTF 10 00 AM AUTO PAN 000 Previous Next Exit LIST A...

Page 131: ...larm P Preset 001 248 C Preset Default Global obsolet Outdoor Indoor Dark Corner Fast Movement User 1 User 4 D N Day Night Scan 01 16 Tour 01 08 Pattern 01 08 PRI Alarm priority 1 3 The lower number h...

Page 132: ...A002 03 00 00 0000 00 00 00 A003 04 05 06 07 08 Previous Next Exit NO Alarm number DATE Displays according to the set date format see section Date Time on page 151 TIME Displays in 24 hour format only...

Page 133: ...DDZ40 10 20 YY HS HD www dallmeier com 133 14 3 6 5 Clear Alarm List Clear Alarm List Are you sure YES NO Select YES to clear the alarm list...

Page 134: ...reen Menu SCREEN MENU Area Title Privacy Zone Display Edit Dome Title Exit Area Title Current cursor position Click the selectors Joystick up down to select a menu item Click the selectors Joystick le...

Page 135: ...ve and Exit Select a list item Select the Start angle field Click IRIS to edit the start position Edit the start position Save the settings Select the End angle field Click IRIS to edit the end positi...

Page 136: ...FF 04 None BLU OFF 05 None BLU OFF 06 None BLU OFF 07 None BLU OFF 08 None BLU OFF Save and Exit TITLE Up to 16 characters METHOD Privacy Zone 1 4 POLYGON V OFF Video off None Privacy Zone inactive Pr...

Page 137: ...he zoom factor Zoom Zoom to define the area in which the polygonal Privacy Zone is to be positioned Click IRIS to save the settings The first corner point of the polygonal Privacy Zone is displayed PR...

Page 138: ...CONTROL Press IRIS OPEN to SetPoint 2 X Move the second corner point of the polygonal Privacy Zone to the required position using the selectors PRIVACY AREA SETUP CONTROL Press IRIS OPEN to SetPoint...

Page 139: ...IRIS OPEN to SetPoint 3 X Click IRIS to save the settings The fourth corner point of the polygonal Privacy Zone is displayed PRIVACY AREA SETUP CONTROL Press IRIS OPEN to SetPoint 4 X Move the fourth...

Page 140: ...ne PRIVACY ZONE SETUP NO TITLE METHOD COLOR ZT 01 Privacy Zone 1 POLYGON BLU OFF 02 None BLU OFF 03 None BLU OFF 04 None BLU OFF 05 None BLU OFF 06 None BLU OFF 07 None BLU OFF 08 None BLU OFF Save an...

Page 141: ...camera position and adjust the zoom factor Zoom Zoom to define the area in which the Privacy Zone is to be positioned Click IRIS to save the settings The default position and size of the Privacy Zone...

Page 142: ...adjusted PRIVACY AREA SETUP CONTROL ADJUST SIZE AND IRIS OPEN X Click IRIS to save the settings PRIVACY ZONE SETUP NO TITLE METHOD COLOR ZT 01 Privacy Zone 1 POLYGON BLU OFF 02 None BLU OFF 03 None B...

Page 143: ...which the masking of the Privacy Zone is supposed to start working Click IRIS to save the settings PRIVACY ZONE SETUP NO TITLE METHOD COLOR ZT 01 Privacy Zone 1 POLYGON BLU OFF 02 None BLU OFF 03 None...

Page 144: ...permanently displayed when activated 2 5 10sec Label is displayed for the selected seconds after activation For the Alarm and Date Time options only ON and OFF are selectable North Direction ON Sets...

Page 145: ...sign up to 8 characters see section Edit Title on page 110 EDIT TITLE DOME ID 1234567890 Space ABCDEFGHIJ Backspace KLMNOPQRST Insert UVWXYZ Delete abcdefghij Delete All klmnopqrst Exit uvwxyz Save an...

Page 146: ...Camera Preset on page 113 D N Trigger Control For detailed descriptions of the D N TRIGGER CONTROL see section D N Trigger Control on page 112 Digital Zoom OFF Zoom range is limited to the optical zo...

Page 147: ...the number 0 9 Click the selector to move to the next digit Repeat the last steps for all four digits At this time the first digit of the password confirmation is displayed Repeat the above mentioned...

Page 148: ...Language Home Function View Angle Date Time Data System Origin Offset Dome Information Exit Language Current cursor position Click the selectors Joystick up down to select a menu item Click the selec...

Page 149: ...r pattern after the PTZ dome camera has been idle for a programmed time Wait ing Time HOME FUNCTION Function PRESET Number Waiting Time 060 sec Enable Disable Save and Exit Function PRESET SCAN TOUR P...

Page 150: ...e PTZ dome camera is installed near a wall it can be useful to limit the panning range In this case proceed as follows Position the PTZ dome camera under 90 vertically Select Left Pan Limit Click Iris...

Page 151: ...12 hour format 24HR 24 hour format Time hh mm ss AM PM in 12HR format hh mm ss in 24HR format Date Format DD MM YYYY MM DD YYYY YYYY MM DD Daylight Saving ON OFF When installing the PTZ dome camera fo...

Page 152: ...ccurs on a different date each year DAYLIGHT SAVING Type RELATIVE START END Month MAR OCT Week LAST LAST Day SUN SUN Time 01 00 AM 02 00 AM Save and Exit FIXED The daylight saving time occurs on the s...

Page 153: ...VE The holiday occurs on a different date each year such as the fourth Thursday in Novem ber EDIT HOLIDAY Number NEW Type RELATIVE Month NOV Week 4th Day THU Add Holiday Delete Holiday Exit FIXED The...

Page 154: ...u want to add the holiday To edit overwrite a holiday proceed as follows Select the Number of the holiday you want to edit Edit the selected holiday as described above Select Add Holiday and click Iri...

Page 155: ...55 List Holidays LIST HOLIDAYS ALL FIXED 01 01 2009 RELATIVE 11 20 2008 Previous Next Exit List Holiday ALL each month JAN DEC Select the LIST HOLIDAYS type to sort the holiday list Select Previous or...

Page 156: ...r Backup Data Save and Exit Factory Default The Factory Default function returns programmed data to initial state except the fol lowings Time and date Installation see section System on page 160 Alarm...

Page 157: ...ee section Origin Offset on page 161 ERASE PROGRAMMED DATA Preset OFF Scan OFF Tour OFF Pattern OFF Alarm OFF Area Title OFF Privacy Zone OFF Holidays OFF Schedule OFF Erase Exit ON Enabled for erasur...

Page 158: ...sure YES NO Select YES and click IRIS if you want to backup the PTZ dome camera settings Restore Data This function restores the setting values from the backup memory to the PTZ dome cam era If the c...

Page 159: ...ction clears all data of the backup memory If the connector board has no backup memory the message No Memory Option is displayed Clear Backup Data Version Vx x Camera xxxx Are you sure YES NO Select Y...

Page 160: ...hanging DESKTOP upright standing Preset Freeze OFF ON the image is frozen during calling a preset Menu Time Out OFF menu is displayed permanently ON menu is hided after 100 seconds of inactivity Spee...

Page 161: ...stallation of a new PTZ dome camera ORIGIN OFFSET Offset 000 0 000 0 Enable Disable Exit Select Offset and click IRIS Origin Offset CONTROL Press IRIS OPEN to Save X Move the PTZ dome camera to the re...

Page 162: ...DOME INFORMATION H W Ver V1 0 S W Ver V1 38 FPGA Ver V1 8 Camera H11 Con Type IP ID 0001 Baud rate 9600 bps Protocol DCCP Exit H W Ver Hardware version S W Ver Software version FPGA Ver Version of FPG...

Page 163: ...PATTERN SCAN TOUR HOME ALARM OUT HEATER AUTO PAN Action ON OFF only ALARM OUT Select the Function type Select the Number of the function Set the Action type Execute Run In order to be able to execute...

Page 164: ...monitor network elements cameras recorders routers switches print ers etc with a Network Management System NMS MIB files allow for the unambiguous assignment of network elements within the Manage ment...

Page 165: ...chasing license codes contact the Dallmeier Sales Department Open the License dialogue via Service License Fig 15 3 Enter the License code Confirm with OK 15 4 Event Log The device logs IP addresses o...

Page 166: ...Notice If the configuration file is to be transferred to several devices the Network settings must not be exported Open the Configuration file management dialogue via Service Configuration file Downl...

Page 167: ...identically configure several devices in terms of certain configuration groups 15 5 2 1 Configuration Recovery To recover the configuration of an individual device the connection to the device must b...

Page 168: ...e however every IP address in a LAN must be unique this would cause massive problems in the network Notice Ensure that the configuration of the Network settings is not transferred to several devices T...

Page 169: ...ogue Click Info in the configuration menu Fig 15 8 The following information is displayed Device type Software version Version number of the encoder ONVIF version Version number of the Linux Kernel Se...

Page 170: ...g the used encoder must be enabled the JPEG live access right permission must be enabled Use the following URL request for the various encoders Encoder 1 http IP address of the device live image0 jpg...

Page 171: ...Encoder 1 and 2 can be requested by two applications simultaneously This allows you to realize a Dual Streaming functionality two streams with different quality The required bandwidth proportionally i...

Page 172: ...the following notes Notice Damage to the surface of the device Clean the housings outside with a soft dry and antistatic cloth Do not use detergents Clean the plastic bubble acrylic glass with water...

Page 173: ...Default Edit Title Default AE Control WB Control Focus Control Gamma NORMAL Noise Filter OFF Save and Exit SCAN SETUP Number 01 Title SCAN1 Mode Normal Speed 3 LEVEL Start None End None Dir CW Swap O...

Page 174: ...List Exit SCREEN MENU Area Title Privacy Zone Display Edit Dome Title Exit CAMERA SETUP Camera Preset Day Default Camera Preset Night Default D N Trigger Control Digital Zoom OFF Load Camera Defaults...

Page 175: ...supplied with a separate 24 28V AC power supply unit However always beware not to use both power sources simultaneously Power 24 28V AC Weidm ller male connector SL 3 50 02 90G mating connector Weidm...

Page 176: ...ack front view 1 8 Fig 19 3 10BASE T 100BASE TX PoE PoE PoE conformity IEEE 802 3at Audio OUT IN 3 5mm phone jack GND R L Fig 19 4 Green Line Out stereo Pink Line In stereo L Left channel L Left chann...

Page 177: ...n No Assignment 1 Rx 2 Rx 3 Tx 4 Tx 5 GP Out 6 GND I O 7 GP In 1 8 GND I O 9 GP In 2 10 GND I O 11 GP In 3 12 GND I O Inputs To activate the input connect the signal to GND I O Output 5V DC max 10mA t...

Page 178: ...always use a UL certified Limited Power Source LPS Class 2 power supply unit Blue Power Fan Heater Brown 24V AC max 3A Black Power Camera Black White 24 28V AC Green White RS485 Rx Green RS485 Rx Yel...

Page 179: ...separately available Ethernet 1 RJ45 10BASE T 100BASE TX PoE Protocols Ethernet protocols IPv4 TCP UDP ARP ICMP DHCP NTP HTTP RTSP IGMP V2 FTP SMTP RTP RTCP SNMP support Yes PTZ control protocols Dall...

Page 180: ...oof variant approx 4425g 9 76lb Colour In ceiling mount variant black housing white cover ring Surface mount variant black Weather proof variant white Bubble Clear Environmental Conditions Operating t...

Page 181: ...1 21 Technical Drawings The following technical drawings were valid at the time of this document s compilation Visit www dallmeier com for possible updates 21 1 In ceiling Mount Variant 93 25 146 155...

Page 182: ...DDZ40 10 20 YY HS HD www dallmeier com 182 21 2 Surface Mount Variant 146 166 169 75 Unit mm Fig 21 3 56 50 28 3 48 9 48 9 45 Unit mm Fig 21 4...

Page 183: ...DDZ40 10 20 YY HS HD www dallmeier com 183 21 3 Weather proof Variant 258 50 167 86 50 184 50 59 147 Unit mm Fig 21 5...

Page 184: ...onformity with Directive 2011 65 EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the restriction of certain haz ardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment The followin...

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