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NTD-4101

Table of contents

Camera Menu Overview 

 

24

Menu Descriptions – Camera Menu 

 

26

PRESET (fixed positions)   

2

7

TOUR (camera movements) 

 

28

AUTO SCAN (automatic scanning) 

 

29

ALARM 

 

0

CAMERA SETUP 

 

1

DOME-SETUP  

 

6

EXIT 

 

7

Setting up Network Connectivity   

8

Allocating or changing the camera IP address 

 

8

Camera Control via NT-Manager   

9

NT-Manager main menu   

9

Additional information 

 

9

Logging on the camera in the network   

40

Camera Control via Web Browser   

41

Connecting camera with web browser   

41

Possible Errors and Solutions 

 

42

Specifications NTD-4101 

 

4

Accessories 

 

46

Dimensional Drawings  

47

Index 

 

48

Notes on disposal 

 

50

Summary of Contents for NTD-4101

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions 1 4 Network Colour Mini Dome Camera Model NTD 4101 ...

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Page 3: ...d 40 C and up to a maximum air humidity of 85 Handling the camera Never switch on the camera when it is humid at the inside In such cases have the camera checked by a qualified service engineer The housing may only be opened by authorised persons Repairs may only be carried out by qualified service personnel Prior to opening the camera you must interrupt the power supply to the camera First camera...

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Page 5: ...ing the heater kit 16 Cable routing in the pipe 16 Connecting the Camera 17 Connecting the power supply 17 Video connection 17 Audio connection input 17 Audio connection output 17 Network connection 17 Alarm connection input 17 RS 485 connection 17 Camera settings 18 Selecting the colour standard 18 Selecting the control protocol 18 Setting the ID address 18 Multiplexer in the network 19 Operation...

Page 6: ...T 37 Setting up Network Connectivity 38 Allocating or changing the camera IP address 38 Camera Control via NT Manager 39 NT Manager main menu 39 Additional information 39 Logging on the camera in the network 40 Camera Control via Web Browser 41 Connecting camera with web browser 41 Possible Errors and Solutions 42 Specifications NTD 4101 43 Accessories 46 Dimensional Drawings 47 Index 48 Notes on ...

Page 7: ...mera Zoom lens F1 6 3 15 31 5 mm 10x digital zoom Sensitivity 0 85 Lux at F1 2 High speed shutter MES ESC On screen menu guidance camera title display Max horizontal speed up to 120 s MPEG 4 compression Transmission rate Up to 25 ips 720 x 576 pixel Viewer for live recording and setup Pre alarm and post alarm recording in the client PC Integrated web server 10Base T 100Base TX Event image transfer...

Page 8: ...4 VIDEO OUT Video output BNC Monitor Multiplexer 5 AUDIO IN Audio input 3 5 mm jack connector mono Microphone 6 AUDIO OUT Audio output 3 5 mm jack connector mono Active loudspeaker Audio amplifier 7 ALARM IN Purple Alarm input Alarm contact ALARM COMMON Blue Alarm earth Alarm contact 8 RS 485 Black RS 485 Non inverted connection RS 485 Brown RS 485 Inverted connection 9 LAN RJ 45 Network connectio...

Page 9: ...tainer Accommodate connector board heater kit accessories 5 Termination switch Switch RS 485 termination ON OFF 6 DIP switch Select the colour standard Select the control protocol Set the ID address 7 Connector Power supply for heater kit accessories Terminating the camera RS 485 The termination of the camera at the physical end of the RS 485 line must be activated Requirements Camera separated fr...

Page 10: ...rol protocol and ID address on the camera 3 If necessary terminate the camera 4 Note down the MAC address of the camera 5 Make camera selections in the analog camera menu 6 Install the camera at the monitoring point 7 Connecting the camera 8 Install the network software 9 Log on the camera in the network 10 Operate the camera via the network ...

Page 11: ...11 NTD 4101 Network Connection Setup The following figure shows an example of a network connection setup BNC NT Manager RJ 45 LAN External Control RJ 45 Crossover Internet IP setting utility terminated ...

Page 12: ...owed to work on the camera Danger from dropping objects DANGER Danger from dropping objects Improper installation can cause cameras or camera holders to drop down Ensure that the carrying capacity of the surface is adequate Use only suitable installation hardware Observe the Operating Instructions of the installation hardware Installing the safety rope Prior to installing the camera on a wall or c...

Page 13: ... be drilled at the correct positions The following figure and table show the drilling template with dimensions in mm 30 90 29 42 5 140 42 5 1 4 2 No Meaning 1 Borehole Ø 7 5 mm 2 Outer edge of template 3 Opening in suspended ceiling 4 Opening for cable penetration Installing the Camera continued ...

Page 14: ...lease four screws A in the dome cover B Do not fully unscrew the screws 2 Slightly lift the dome cover off the dome base D 3 Fold the dome cover at the retaining harness C sideways Result The dome cover is open Closing and securing the dome cover Once installation and adjustment have been completed you must close and secure the dome cover Step Action 1 Fold the dome cover B over the optical system...

Page 15: ...e The following figure and the table describe the installation of the camera A B C D Step Action 1 Attach the drilling template C on the point of installation 2 Make cutout and 4 boreholes according to the drilling template 3 Insert size 8 multi purposes wall plugs D into the boreholes 4 Secure the safety rope on a bearing part 5 Connect the camera 6 Open the dome cover 7 Securely screw the dome b...

Page 16: ...s towards the camera inside 3 Insert the plug C into the socket J701 of the PTZ board 4 Close and secure the dome cover Cable routing in the pipe The cable outlet on the camera must be changed when the cables are routed in a pipe Requirements All cables are routed in a pipe not in scope of delivery Silicon sealant available not in scope of delivery The following figure and the table describe the m...

Page 17: ...suitable for receiving an audio signal of microphone level via an asymmetrical line Audio connection output The audio output of this camera supplies an audio signal of line level via an asymmetrical line Network connection The network connection of this camera is suitable for transmitting signals and for controlling the camera via a network Requirements Use a standard RJ 45 crossover LAN cable for...

Page 18: ...uirement Colour standard known Requirement Control protocol known Colour standard DIP No 8 NTSC PAL Protocol DIP No 9 DIP No 0 Fastrax II PELCO D Setting the ID address The following table shows the settings of the DIP switches for networks ID 6 5 4 3 2 1 ID 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 33 2 34 3 35 4 36 5 37 6 38 7 39 8 40 9 41 10 42 11 43 12 44 13 45 14 46 15 47 16 48 17 49 18 50 19 51 20 52 21 53 22 54 23 55 ...

Page 19: ...s are used via multiplexers The ID address depends on the number of multiplexers the camera input at the related multiplexer The ID address is calculated as Camera ID 16 x multiplexer ID 1 camera input Examples Multiplexer ID Camera input Calculation Camera ID 1 4 16 x 1 1 4 0 4 4 1 13 16 x 1 1 13 0 13 13 2 1 16 x 2 1 1 16 1 17 3 11 16 x 3 1 11 32 11 43 ...

Page 20: ...her menu function Next lower menu function Next value or mode Previous value or mode Joystick rotation Keypad menu functions Button Menu function MENU Invoke MAIN MENU ESC Cancel entries and return to the previous menu CTRL Enable joystick for camera function PGM Allocate presets to numeric keys PRST Invoke preset TOUR Invoke camera movement SCAN Invoke automatic scanning ALRM Reset alarm 0 9 Nume...

Page 21: ...umber of the saved function 0 9 2 Select the function Result The saved function is executed PRST TOUR or SCAN Controlling the camera during menu operation During the PRESET menu you can control the camera in order to enter several presets in succession Requirements PRESET menu in Preset menu item active The following table describes the camera control during menu operation Step Action Operation 1 ...

Page 22: ...e camera through 180 This permits the camera movement to be continued beyond the vertical position Requirements Automatic image reversal enabled The following table describes the operation with automatic image reversal Step Action Operation 1 Camera movement until vertical inclination 90 Result The camera stops and looks vertically downward 2 Release the joystick briefly 2 Continue the camera move...

Page 23: ...keypad Requirements Camera and PC are connected via a standard RJ 45 LAN cable in a network compatible way Web browser e g Internet Explorer installed in the PC Current version of ActiveX HVC installed in the PC IP address of the camera is known Note The integrated help function provides comprehensive information about the operation of the web browser ...

Page 24: ...AND EXIT EXIT TOUR TOUR TITLE DWELL TIME DELETE DATA SAVE AND EXIT EXIT AUTO SCAN SCAN TITLE START POINT TILT AND ZOOM END POINT SAVE AND EXIT EXIT ALARM INPUT OPTION PRESET DWELL TIME SAVE AND EXIT EXIT CAMERA SETUP FOCUS CONTROL MODE DISTANCE DIGITAL ZOOM SAVE AND EXIT EXIT WB CONTROL MODE R GAIN B GAIN SAVE AND EXIT EXIT Camera Menu Overview ...

Page 25: ... SHUTTER BRIGHT BACK LIGHT SAVE AND EXIT EXIT PICTURE MIRROR SHARPNESS SAVE AND EXIT EXIT INITIALIZE CAMERA YES or NO EXIT DOME SETUP OSD DISPLAY TILT AUTO FLIP HOME FUNCTION MODE FUNCTION TYPE FUNCTION NUMBER DWELL TIME SAVE AND EXIT EXIT INITIALIZE DOME YES or NO DOME INFORMATION VERSION x y z SAVE AND EXIT EXIT Camera Menu Overview continued ...

Page 26: ...f the automatic camera movements The PTZ settings of the camera movement The designation of the camera movement ALARM ALARM The following items are defined in the ALARM menu The type of the alarm input The alarm options The reaction of the camera to alarm activation CAMERA SETUP CAMERA SETUP The following items are defined in the CAMERA SETUP MENU menu The focus settings The white balance settings...

Page 27: ...ENU PRESET PRESET MENU Term Meaning NUMBER Number of the preset 1 60 TITLE Set the designation of the preset Max 10 letters or figures in any combination Status display of the presets Preset not assigned Preset assigned SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries and return to the MAIN MENU EXIT Back to the MAIN MENU ...

Page 28: ...mber of the camera movement 1 4 TITLE Set the designation of the camera movement Max 10 letters or figures in any combination DWELL TIME Set the dwell time at the presets 5 s Min dwell time 5 s Factory setting 99 s Max dwell time Input of the presets of the camera movement Up to 16 presets per tour DELETE DATA Delete entries of the selected camera movement SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries and return...

Page 29: ...e designation of the camera movement Max 10 letters or figures in any combination START POINT Set the horizontal start angle 0 0 Min horizontal start angle 0 0 Factory setting 360 0 Max horizontal start angle TILT AND ZOOM Select inclination and zoom 0 0 Min inclination 0 0 Factory setting 90 0 Max inclination Note No display of the zoom value setting by image contents END POINT Set the horizontal...

Page 30: ... NC NC contact as alarm contact NO NO contact as alarm contact OPTION Set the options after alarm activation MOMENTARY Continuous alarm TIME OUT Return to the previous function after dwell time PRESET Select a preset set in the PRESET MENU DWELL TIME Delay for alarm Note The setup mode depends on the following settings OPTION TIME OUT 5 s Min dwell time 5 s Factory setting 99 s Max dwell time SAVE...

Page 31: ...trol The video image settings Resetting the camera to the delivery state MAIN MENU CAMERA SETUP CAMERA SETUP MENU Term Meaning FOCUS CONTROL Set focus and digital zoom WB CONTROL White balance settings AE CONTROL Set automatic exposure control PICTURE Video image settings INITIALIZE CAMERA Reset camera part to delivery state NO Return to CAMERA SETUP MENU YES Reset camera part to delivery state EX...

Page 32: ...ocus MANUAL Manual focus DISTANCE Adjusting the focus of the lens 0 1M Min focus 0 1M Factory setting 6 0M Max focus DIGITAL ZOOM Set digital zoom OFF Optical zoom only ON Digital and optical zoom SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries and return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU EXIT Return to CAMERA SETUP MENU ...

Page 33: ...AIN Red intensification 0 Min intensification 39 Factory setting 255 Max intensification Note Only possible in conjunction with MANUAL mode B GAIN Blue intensification 0 Min intensification 92 Factory setting 255 Max intensification Note Only possible in conjunction with MANUAL mode SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries and return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU EXIT Return to CAMERA SETUP MENU Camera menu cont...

Page 34: ...E No iris F1 8 Factory setting F22 Max iris Note Only possible in conjunction with MANUAL mode or IRIS PRI GAIN Gain setting 0 Min intensification 0 Factory setting 30 Max intensification Note Only possible in conjunction with MANUAL mode SHUTTER Shutter speed setting 100 Min speed NORMAL Factory setting in SHUTTER PRI or MANUAL mode 120 Factory setting in FLICKERLESS mode 10000 Max speed Note Not...

Page 35: ...D EXIT Save the entries and return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU EXIT Return to CAMERA SETUP MENU PICTURE Term Meaning MIRROR Mirroring the camera image OFF No mirroring ON Horizontal mirroring SHARPNESS Manual sharpness adjustment of the camera image 00 Min contour sharpness 08 Factory setting 15 Max contour sharpness Note Only possible in conjunction with MANUAL mode SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries an...

Page 36: ...D DISPLAY Set OSD display ON OSD displayed OFF OSD not displayed TILT AUTO FLIP Automatic image reversal when inclination 90 ON Activate automatic image reversal OFF Deactivate automatic image reversal HOME FUNCTION Home function setting INITIALIZE DOME Reset dome part to delivery state NO Return to DOME SETUP MENU YES Reset dome part to delivery state DOME INFORMATION Display software version SAV...

Page 37: ...scanning Note Only possible in conjunction with home function ON FUNCTION NUMBER Select the number of the function selected under FUNCTION TYPE DWELL TIME Set the dwell time 5 s Min dwell time 5 s Factory setting 600 s Max dwell time SAVE AND EXIT Save the entries and return to the DOME SETUP MENU EXIT Return to DOME SETUP MENU EXIT The main menu is exited with EXIT MAIN MENU EXIT Camera menu cont...

Page 38: ...patible way MAC address of the camera is known Free IP address for camera is known Name of the employed Ethernet adapter is known Step Action Menu path menu item 1 Execute and or save setup software and client software from the CD Result The Network System IP Setting Utility window is opened IP setting utility 2 Complete the MAC address of the camera MAC address 3 Enter the IP address of the camer...

Page 39: ... Manager 4 2 1 6 7 5 No Designation Function 1 Display Camera status 2 PTZ control 3 Display Camera list 4 Add group Add camera 5 Display Search list 6 Display Monitoring image 7 Playback control Additional information The complete software description of the NT Manager can be found in the Help function of the NT Manager software ...

Page 40: ... Password admin Result The Viewer software NT Manager is opened 3 Add new group Result The Add new group window is opened 4 Enter the name of the new group and confirm it Result The new group is added to the camera list Add 5 Select the group in the camera list 6 Add the new camera to the group Result The Add a new camera window appears 7 Enter the name of the new camera 8 Enter the IP address of ...

Page 41: ...alled in the PC Current version of ActiveX HVC installed in the PC IP address of the camera is known Step Action 1 Open the web browser Note A separate web browser window must be opened for each camera 2 Enter the IP address of the camera into the address line of the web browser Example http 192 168 0 2 3 Enter user name admin and password no entry 4 Select login Result The camera is connected wit...

Page 42: ...at short intervals Check the network workload contact system administrator if necessary Frame rate decreases Reduce the settings of resolution compression and frame rate IP allocation failed Disable WINDOWS XP firewall during IP allocation Use a standard RJ 45 Crossover LAN cable Allocate a fixed IP address to the PC Automatic white control does not work properly Select AUTO in the camera menu Avo...

Page 43: ...balance Modes Manual automatic indoors outdoors Back light compensation BLC IR cut filter Yes fixed Motion detector Yes Text display Available Menu driven set up On off switchable Menu languages English Image setup Colour brightness and contrast via network Video outputs type FBAS Video outputs 1 Vp p FBAS 75 ohms Audio support No Alarm input 1 Alarm inputs Yes Alarm handling Via built in motion d...

Page 44: ...cation range Security Default format 1 4 Aspherical technology No Mount No specification Focal length 3 15 31 5 mm Horizontal angle of view 60 6 5 Iris control Auto iris manual override Focus control Automatic manual override Pre alarm recording 180 s max Post alarm recording 180 s max Search function By time alarm and event Addresses Up to 63 addresses selectable Ports RS 485 Setup Via web browse...

Page 45: ...allation or installation in wall or ceiling bracket EDMC CWB 1 Can be installed in 19 in rack No Temperature range operation 0 45 C Temperature range with heating 10 C 45 C Humidity range operation 0 96 non condensing Vertical tilt range 0 90 Housing Weatherproof aluminium version Colour Pantone Cool Grey 1C Protection rating IP66 with proper installation according to the Operating Instructions Di...

Page 46: ...KBD 2 System keypad with 3 axis joystick jog shuttle 12VDC 230VAC 74124 FASTRAX_CONFIG Configuration software for Fastrax Minitrax Dome cameras and VKC 1416 74097 EDMC CWB Wall or ceiling installation bracket for EDMC 142 dome camera series and WDDG 1 74155 EDMC CWB 1 Wall or ceiling installation bracket for dome camera series EDMC and NTD 74099 EDMC H12 Low voltage heater kit 12V 10W for Minitrax...

Page 47: ...47 NTD 4101 Dimensional Drawings Dimensions in mm ...

Page 48: ...r standard 18 Connecting the camera 13 16 17 Connections 8 9 Connector imprint 15 Control cable 15 Control options 7 Control protocol 18 D Delivery state Reset camera part 31 Reset dome part 36 Dimensions 47 Display software version 36 Disposal 50 Dome cover Closing and securing 14 Open 14 Drilling template 13 E EMC class 3 Enhancing the temperature range See heater kit 16 Exposure control 28 F Fe...

Page 49: ...nu 26 N Network connection setup 11 P Package contents 7 R Recycling the VCR 50 RS 485 17 S Safety instructions 3 Safety rope Installation on structure 15 Installation on the camera 12 Setting up network connectivity 38 Shutter speed 28 Specifications 43 Structure 8 9 T Terminating 9 W White balance 27 ...

Page 50: ... rules Avoid uncontrolled waste disposal Please dispose of this camera separately from other waste to avoid posing a hazard to the environment and to human health Recycle the camera in order to support the sustainable reuse of material resources Private users Contact the retailer from whom you purchased the camera or your competent local authority to find out how you can recycle the camera in an e...

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Page 52: ...tion through specialised trade channels only Videor E Hartig GmbH Carl Zeiss Str 8 63322 Rödermark Germany Tel 49 0 6074 888 0 Fax 49 0 6074 888 100 www videor com Operating Instructions version 09 2008 V1 0 Subject to technical change without notice Copyright by Videor 2008 ...

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