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Contents

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Safety Instructions / Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

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Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

 

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Features ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3

3. 

Installation and Configuration .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

3. 

Package Contents............................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

3. 

Basic Configuration of Fastrax IV Dome Camera System ..................................................................................................................................... 6

 

3.3 

Setting Dome Camera Termination ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

3.4 

Fail-safe Network ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

3.5 

Setting Dome Camera Address (ID) ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

3.6 

Setting Dome Camera Protocol  ........................................................................................................................................................................ 0

 

3.7 

Connections ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 

 

3.8 

Getting Started ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 

4. 

Program and Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 

 

4. 

Dome Camera Selection ................................................................................................................................................................................... 

 

4. 

Accessing On-Screen Menu Utility .................................................................................................................................................................... 

 

4.3 

How to control On-Screen Menu Utility ............................................................................................................................................................. 

 

4.4 

Auto Scan (Shortcut: Scan) ............................................................................................................................................................................... 3

 

4.5 

Preset (Shortcut: PRST) .................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

4.6 

Shortcut of Preset Program .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

 

4.7 

Tour (Shortcut: TOUR) ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

4.8 

Pattern (Shortcut: PTRN) ................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

4.9 

Alarm ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

4.0  Schedule  ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

4.  Event History .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

4.  Camera Menu (36x; EDC-436, # 744) ......................................................................................................................................................... 30

 

4.3  Camera Menu (x; EDC-4, # 743) ......................................................................................................................................................... 33

 

4.4  OSD Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36

 

4.5  Privacy Zone ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

 

4.6  Time & Date Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

 

4.7  Home Function Setup ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

 

4.8  View Angle ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

 

4.9  Origin Offset ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

4.0  Dome Reset...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

4.  System Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43

 

4.  Function Run .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44

 

4.3  Initialize Data ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45

 

4.4  System Information .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 46

5. 

Troubleshooting  ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46

6. 

Specifications ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47

7. 

Dimensional Drawings .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 49

APPENDIX A – Glossary .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
APPENDIX B – Short Cut Key .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Betriebsanleitung
Installation and Operating Instructions
Mode d’emploi
Instrukcja instalacji i obsługi

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Summary of Contents for Fastrax IV EDC-4222

Page 1: ... Installation and Operating Manual Fastrax IV 1 4 Day Night High Speed Dome Camera EDC 4222 EDC 4362 ...

Page 2: ... 5 Preset Shortcut PRST 15 4 6 Shortcut of Preset Program 24 4 7 Tour Shortcut TOUR 24 4 8 Pattern Shortcut PTRN 26 4 9 Alarm 27 4 10 Schedule 28 4 11 Event History 29 4 12 Camera Menu 36x EDC 4362 74224 30 4 13 Camera Menu 22x EDC 4222 74223 33 4 14 OSD Setup 36 4 15 Privacy Zone 37 4 16 Time Date Setup 38 4 17 Home Function Setup 39 4 18 View Angle 39 4 19 Origin Offset 41 4 20 Dome Reset 42 4 2...

Page 3: ... O rings by waterproofing the cable exits with silicon or through laying the cable in such a way that the cable does not act as a gutter During assembly care must be taken to ensure that existing seals are correctly inserted and are not displaced as a result of assembly You must not continue to use damaged seals NOTE This is a class A digital device This digital device can cause harmful interferen...

Page 4: ... positioning up to 255 multiplexers Alarm Input up to 8 Sensor Siren Flashing light Alarm Output up to 4 up to 99 DVRs up to 254 cameras including 64 alarm modes push push remove camera window bubble ring ass y screw Remove window Assemble bubble ring ass y Multi Language Menu Display Password Confirmation Function Run Menu using DVR without function key Pattern SCAN Coaxial Communication with Coa...

Page 5: ...on both body and base of the camera Different version will not support alarm input and output The dome camera is for use in surface mounting applications and the mounting surface should be capable of supporting loads up to 4 5kg The dome camera s base should be attached to a structural object such as a hard wood wall stud or ceiling rafter that supports the weight of the dome camera Figure 3 Insta...

Page 6: ...m should be installed according to Figures 4 through 9 Power 24VAC STP AWG 22 Sensor Alarm input up to 8 Siren Light Alarm output up to 4 BNC Alarm output 1 2 Alarm input 1 4 Power 24VAC Dome1 Dome1 Alarm output 3 4 Alarm input 5 8 Monitor RS 485 Half Duplex mode RX TX RX TX RS 422 Simplex mode RX RX Duplex mode RX TX RX TX RX RX Rear Master Keyboard controller J Box Dome RS485 DOME1 RX TX RS485 D...

Page 7: ...mmunication terminated by setting the appropriate DIP switch Without proper termination there is potential for control signal errors Total length of the cable for communication should not exceed 1 2km SW1 SW1 1 SW1 2 Terminated ON ON Not terminated OFF OFF Figure 6 Setting Dome Camera Termination SW1 Termination switches Fail Safe Network Addresses ID and protocol selection switches SW1 ...

Page 8: ...mmunication Cable for communication Termination ON 1 2km 3 4 Fail safe Network When you control the dome by the other device not own keyboard some error may be existed in the serial communication The reason is caused by the other device without the fail safe network At this time you solve the problem to set this DIP switch to ON of the nearest dome from the other device only SW1 SW1 3 SW1 4 ON PUL...

Page 9: ...ess more than 999 you should connect the service provider Example Port 1 Dome 1 Port 2 Dome 2 Port 16 Dome 16 If more than 16 dome cameras are installed using two or more multiplexers ID of the dome camera should be ID of MUX x No of camera IN e g multiplexer ID n Camera IN m then ID of Dome 16x n 1 m Refer to Figures 4 5 for setting the dome camera address ID and protocol selection Figure 9 Setti...

Page 10: ...PAL NTSC NTSC PAL D3 S4 3 Reserved D4 S4 4 RS 422 RS 485 RS 422 RS 485 D5 D6 D7 D12 Protocol S5 1 S5 2 S5 3 S6 4 Off Off Off Off F2 F2E Pelco D Pelco P Default Off Off On Off F2 F2E Off On Off Off Sensormatic RS 422 Off On On Off Pelco D Pelco P On Off Off Off Vicon On Off On Off Ernitec On On Off Off Reserved On On On Off F2 Off Off Off On Philips Bosch Off Off On On Reserved Off On Off On Dynaco...

Page 11: ...are common Connect the ground side of the Alarm input and or alarm output to the GND connector NC NO 1 TO 4 Normal Close or Normal Open Alarm Out The dome camera can activate external devices such as buzzers or lights Connect the device to the NC NO Alarm Out and COM Common connectors See Chapter 4 Program and Operation for configuring alarm output Connecting the Power Connect the power of 24VAC 8...

Page 12: ...p the On screen menu utility on your monitor by pressing MENU key on the keyboard controller the following On screen menu utility will appear 4 3 How to control On Screen Menu Utility Button Function MENU Call on On screen menu utility Joystick up or down Navigate through the menu items Joystick handle twist Go into the sub menu items Joystick left or right or Zoom handle twist Change value Enter ...

Page 13: ...ct the NUMBER and set the desired number by pushing the Joystick left or right 3 Select the TITLE and twist the Joystick to enter the title edit mode 4 Select the to the characters table an upper case lower case or select the to delete at the desired character then the cursor position moves to the left Or select the X to delete the desired character without move Push the Joystick left or right at ...

Page 14: ...ED 11 Set DWELL TIME 12 Select Save and Exit and push the Joystick to the right or press IRIS Open Press ESC or IRIS Close to exit the program without saving Pressing the HOME key delete stored data at the angle field To set the position using the preset position a Before entering the AUTO SCAN menu select a preset position as a starting point for Auto Scan Example 2 PRST and do step 1 to 7 In ste...

Page 15: ...oes into manual mode One Push Held the auto focus at one times only with a pan tilt zoom action occurred Preset Position Set the preset position with view direction and lens control Event Function Set the desired function Auto Exposure Set the auto exposure of the desired preset Preset List Show the stored preset list Follow steps below to store the Preset positions 1 Press the PRST key to enter t...

Page 16: ...ew direction and lens control release CTRL 7 Select Event Function and pushing the Joystick left or right Then the event function setup displays 5 After selecting a preset position press and hold CTRL Use the Joystick to control the direction of the camera and lens Please refer to the below 4 5 1 Event Function for more details NOTE The features will vary depending on the camera module installed i...

Page 17: ...elow Motion You can detect a moving object in specified preset position Tracking You can make a camera follow the moving object automatically In case of catching more than 1 moving objects at the same time a bigger object will be tracked Cross You can detect a moving object crossing a specified virtual line in a preset position Enter You can detect a moving object that newly enters in a specified ...

Page 18: ...u make sure that you set On in display and Bounding box in OSD Setup Trace means you can see a trace on moving object In prior of this you make sure that you set On in display and Bounding box in OSD Setup Sensitivity Set the sensitivity step 1 8 step the lower number means the lower sensitivity dull Object Size Set the min max size Exclusion Area Set the exclusion area Follow steps as below to se...

Page 19: ...d will be changed to Yellow colour Default colour of grid is Blue Clear Area Locate the cursor on the Clear Area and then twist Joystick and then move Green grid to the position Change the colour of grid to enable Motion Detection by twisting Joystick Then enabled grid will be changed to Blue colour All Set Select All grids and change to Motion Detection disabled grid All Clear Select All grids an...

Page 20: ...ode 3 Select the object size and the exclusion area Follow the procedure of the detection above to the object size and the exclusion area 4 Select the Exit with saving and push the Joystick to the right Press ESC to exit the program without saving NOTE If you set to the sensitivity of tracking select the motion in event function Then set to the sensitivity of motion Select to the tracking in event...

Page 21: ...oss line Follow steps as below to set the Cross 1 Set the min size of the enter object and set the max size 2 Select the cross direction 3 Select the tracking use while object crossed 4 Select the Set Point for cross line Use the Joystick to set the location of the start point yellow mark Move the cursor green mark by pushing the Joystick up down right or left Select the location of the end point ...

Page 22: ...the bottom of object Both Reference point is the top of object and bottom of object Set Point Set the enter box Clear Remove the enter box Follow steps below to set the Enter 1 Set the min size of the enter object and set the max size 2 Select the enter base 3 Select the Set Point for enter box 4 Select the Exit with saving and push the Joystick to the right Press ESC to exit the program without s...

Page 23: ...in a specified area You can see current status of moving object by Bounding Box Once moving object is fixed as Removal color of Bounding box will be changed to complementary color of ROI line Bounding box means you can see a virtual rectangle on moving object In prior of this you make sure that you set On in display and Bounding box in OSD Setup Min Set the min size of object while object removed ...

Page 24: ...haracters Scan Type Normal Vector Normal Move from start point to end point in panning only Vector Move from start point to end point including tilt and zoom simultaneously and linearly In some model the zoom is fixed at wider angle and the zoom magnification information is not displayed Speed 1 13 steps the lower number means the slower speed Event Enable ON OFF ON Enable all events except abando...

Page 25: ...03 Auto Scan 02 starts at preset 005 ends at preset 006 Tour 001 002 A01 004 A02 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 repeat where Quick move Programmed speed To change the dwell time of the preset in the tour Use the Joystick to move the cursor to a stored preset position By pressing PRST key the camera will move to the stored Preset view and the cursor moves to the dwell time field After changing the dwell time press ...

Page 26: ...he Joystick Up or Down If the Sec is not 000 a pattern has already been recorded Patterns can be overwritten 4 Select the desired pattern Set then twist the Joystick 5 Display the set pattern 6 Press and hold down the CTRL key while controlling the camera direction and zoom with the Joystick The dome will be automatically recorded until you release the CTRL key Or Press IRIS Open then the CTRL dis...

Page 27: ...priority alarms won t be serviced until the higher priority alarm is completed Equal priority alarms will be serviced repeatedly with the dwell time The RELAY OUT setup is helpful when the outdoor housing is used with the dome Example When you connect the relay output of the dome to the heater connector of the outdoor housing the relay output can operate during the setting time only ALARM The rela...

Page 28: ... Alarm operation on this menu 4 10 Schedule You can set the schedule of Preset Pattern Tour Auto Scan Auto Pan Origin DIS On DIS Off on this menu Selected Function will be effective per selected start time and day of the week range ...

Page 29: ... the relevant schedule Return to the previous page in the schedule list Return to the next page in the schedule list NOTE Origin check in Schedule will not be activated when the camera is operating under Auto Scan Pattern Tour and Event function per other schedule 4 11 Event History You can see list of Event Alarm1 Alarm2 Alarm3 Alarm4 Alarm5 Alarm6 Alarm7 Alarm8 Cross Tracking Abandon Removal Mot...

Page 30: ...S LIMIT 9 5cm 32cm 1 5m 2m 3m 5m 10m 20m This distance is approximate value and the focus operate from the setting value CAUTION Avoid continuous 24 hour use of the auto focus This will shorten the lifespan of the lens 4 12 2 WB White Balance Control MODE AUTO INDOOR OUTDOOR ONE PUSH ATW MANUAL MANUAL Control of R and B gain AUTO Computes the white balance value output using colour information fro...

Page 31: ...LOW SHUTTER ON OFF NIGHT SHOT AUTO ON OFF GLOBAL TIME Start Time End Time WDR ON OFF NOTE Values in are for PAL Camera NOTE The Back Light operates in AUTO mode only For example if you change the back light to ON the camera will change AE mode to AUTO The NIGHT SHOT option removes the IR cutoff filter of the camera and makes the camera sensitive to near infrared AUTO Camera goes in to B W mode at ...

Page 32: ... ON OFF ON the image is frozen during calling preset 4 12 4 DIS Digital Image Stabilization DIS USE ON OFF Choose to enable or disable DIS IMAGE SHOW NONE PIP PDP NONE Only viewing DIS Active image PIP View original image small and DIS active image big as picture in picture PBP View original image left and DIS active image right as picture in picture NOTE There might be malfunction of DIS for the ...

Page 33: ...elatively dark and poorly distinguished However using the slow response function can still easily distinguish the portions of the image surrounding the headlights DN THRESHOLD 5 18 default 28 Adjusts the level of light at which the camera automatically switches out of night mode B W operation 4 13 Camera Menu 22x EDC 4222 74223 NOTE The features will vary depending on the camera module installed i...

Page 34: ...TER 1 60 50 1 100 120 1 2000 1 10000 1 100000 FLICKERLESS ON OFF BACK LIGHT ON OFF NOTE When ON WDR will be disabled WDR ON OFF NOTE When ON BACKLIGHT will be disabled WDR LEVEL 10 50 NOTE Values in are for PAL Camera NOTE The Back Light operates in AUTO mode only For example if you change the back light to ON the camera will change AE mode to AUTO The NIGHT SHOT option removes the IR cutoff filte...

Page 35: ...EZE ON the image is frozen during calling preset 4 13 4 DIS Digital Image Stabilization DIS USE ON OFF Choose to enable or disable DIS IMAGE SHOW NONE PIP PDP NONE Only viewing DIS Active image PIP View original image small and DIS active image big as picture in picture PBP View original image left and DIS active image right as picture in picture NOTE There might be malfunction of DIS for the foll...

Page 36: ...lay time Line Color White Black Red Green Blue Yellow Violet Orange Set the ROI colour View A Title ON OFF Choose to enable or disable Area Title display AF AE ON OFF Choose to enable or disable AE AF display View Direction ON OFF ON sets current direction as N north and the coordinate angle to 000 OFF hides the directional title Every 90 degrees of clockwise rotation will change the title to E Ea...

Page 37: ... then the CTRL displays Move the desired position Press IRIS Close then the CTRL disappears To adjust at the 0 1 degree interval twist the Joystick at the pan field and the tilt field 5 Select SWAP Set to ON to exchange the start angle and the end angle 6 Select Save and Exit and push the Joystick to the right or press IRIS Open Press ESC or IRIS Close to exit the program without saving OSD POSITI...

Page 38: ...hing the Joystick up or down Save and exit the program by twisting the Joystick Press ESC or select the Cancel to exit the program without saving Place the cursor at the X field twist the Joystick to delete programmed privacy zone 4 16 Time Date Setup Set the Time Date Time Type and Date Type on this menu Time Use Joystick Keyboard to change the time Date Use Joystick Keyboard to change the date T...

Page 39: ...p or down to scroll through the None Tour Pattern Auto Scan or Preset functions 3 Select Function Number and push the Joystick to the up or to the down The recorded function number will list 4 Select Waiting Time and push the Joystick to the up or to the down to select from 10 to 240 seconds Activated on Home Function only 5 Select Function Use and turn to ON or OFF by pushing the Joystick to the ...

Page 40: ...ne But when the lens is zoomed in the viewing angle is narrower and the ceiling line disappears Without Bubble The tilt range of the camera is limited to see the horizon so the picture shows part of the ceiling line With Bubble The tilt range of the camera is limited to see below the horizon 10 degrees Over Angle is not sufficient enough to avoid ceiling obstructions please adjust Origin Offset of...

Page 41: ...d you moves over 90 vertically the panning range operates in opposite side TILT RANGE When the dome camera is installed near a corner tilt range can be limited by user Enable ON OFF High Limit Set 0 0 180 0 Low Limit Set 0 0 180 0 4 19 Origin Offset This feature is useful to align a new dome camera exactly the same as the previously installed dome camera Dome camera s origin set and all data initi...

Page 42: ...in menu Tilt Offset Set on the viewing image of Tilt Offset in Origin menu 4 20 Dome Reset This feature is used to re calibrate the orientation of a selected dome camera Origin offset value is not affected by this function Offset is still valid after origin set ...

Page 43: ...ng new password Move cursor on the character you want to use and push CTRL or IRIS Open button to select it MOTOR SETUP Motor Setup menu provides the pan and tilt speed of a camera User can set the desired speed with twist the Joystick up or down During operation pressing 153 ON will change the speed to the SLOW mode and pressing 153 OFF will change the speed to the Normal mode Holding and pressin...

Page 44: ...fter an assigned period of inactivity passes The default position may be a Preset Tour Pattern or no action AUTO PAN You can execute the endless auto pan which is to turn one direction continuously by selectimg the Auto Pan RELAY OUT This function can operate only when the relay output setup has the time in the alarm menu 4 22 Function Run This Function Run menu allows you to execute the function ...

Page 45: ...ng The erased data includes all stored data auto scan presets and tours except origin offset The offset value is still valid after all data is erased The offset value can be zero with default set of Offset origin menu AUTO SCAN ON Auto scan erase OFF AREA TITLE ON Area title erase OFF PRESET ON Preset erase OFF PRIVACY ZONE ON Privacy zone erase OFF TOUR ON Tour erase OFF CAMERA ON Camera title er...

Page 46: ...onnected to all pieces of equipment in the system Verify that the power switches are in the ON position Check the video connections Poor video quality Check that the BNC connectors are inserted properly Check the voltage level of the dome camera Check that 8 pin cable is connected to the Keyboard Check 8 pin cable for Keyboard is proprietary Cable for video is shielded Dome cameras lose their posi...

Page 47: ... ON OFF switchable Wide Dynamic Range WDR yes ON OFF switchable Aperture Correction APC Horizontal and vertical IR cut filter Switchable Speed manual control 380 sec Speed range at manual control pan 0 1 380 sec proportional to zoom Speed range at manual control tilt 0 1 90 sec proportional to the zoom position Preset speed 360 sec 380 sec Rotation range 360 Tilt range 180 Digital Flip Preset posi...

Page 48: ...xt display 16 character label 12 character labels Camera ID Via ID no Day Night Switching Automatic Day Night External adjustments DIP switch Menu ID Baud rate Termination and protocol type switches Operation protection Available Password protected Backup Non volatile back box memory stores all camera and site specific dome settings Adresses Up to 999 Dome ID s Up to 999 Dome ID s 3999 by software...

Page 49: ...49 7 Dimensional Drawings Dimensions mm 199 202 45 R2 3 R5 ...

Page 50: ... switching multiple cameras to a single monitor If text appears slightly tinted on colour monitors disabling the line lock may prevent this problem Name Information Relates to the display the dome name the area where the dome is pointing the name of the preset or pattern that is running and alarm names The display of each type of name setting can be enabled or disabled When the display of camera o...

Page 51: ... AE auto mode 12 ON Digital Zoom ON According to digital zoom setting 12 OFF Digital Zoom OFF 13 ON Dome OSD ON 13 OFF Dome OSD OFF 14 ON Dome Area Title Display ON 14 OFF Dome Area Title Display OFF 15 ON View Direction ON 15 OFF View Direction OFF 100 ON Shutter speed auto 101 ON Shutter speed 1 4 PAL 1 3 sec 102 ON Shutter speed 1 2 sec 103 ON Shutter speed 1 sec 104 ON WDR ON 104 OFF WDR OFF 1...

Page 52: ...e distribution through specialised trade channels only VIDEOR E Hartig GmbH Carl Zeiss Straße 8 63322 Rödermark Germany Tel 49 0 6074 888 0 Fax 49 0 6074 888 100 www videor com www eneo security com Technical changes reserved Copyright by VIDEOR E Hartig GmbH 11 2011 ...

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