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Table of Contents

Camera Menus 

12

Using the Menus ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12
SHOOTING MENU 1 .................................................................................................................................................................... 14

FOCUS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
IRIS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
SHUTTER SPEED ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
GAIN ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
DAY/NIGHT ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
EXTERNAL TRIGGER ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
IR WAVELENGTH ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

SHOOTING MENU 2 .................................................................................................................................................................... 17

IMAGE STABILIZATION ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

SHOOTING MENU 3 .................................................................................................................................................................... 18

OPTICAL FILTER(VLC) ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
WDR ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
BACKLIGHT CORRECTION .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
HEAT HAZE REDUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
FOG REDUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
NOISE REDUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
DIGITAL ZOOM ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

SHOOTING MENU 4 .................................................................................................................................................................... 19

USE SETTING .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
BRIGHTNESS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
CONTRAST ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
SATURATION........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
SHARPNESS............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
WHITE BALANCE .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

SHOOTING MENU 5 .................................................................................................................................................................... 20

DAY & TIME DISPLAY ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
TITLE DISPLAY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
EDIT TITLE................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
ID DISPLAY............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

SET-UP 1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

SET DATE & TIME .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
VIDEO SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
VIDEO FORMAT ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
ASPECT FOR VIDEO ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
ID NAME ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
RS485 BAUD RATE............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
RS485 TERMINATION ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

SET-UP 2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

PROTOCOL .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
SD CARD OVERWRITE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
FORMAT SD CARD .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
IP ADDRESS INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
IP ADDRESS SETTINGS RESET ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
FIRMWARE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
COPY LOG DATA .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

SET-UP 3 ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

RESET .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

言語

/LANG. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Summary of Contents for SX Series

Page 1: ...BL00005058 200 Surveillance Camera FUJIFILM SX801 Owner s Manual Stand Alone Mode ...

Page 2: ...the European Union Norway Iceland and Liechtenstein 3 Precautions for Use 4 Operating Environment 4 Installation 4 Use 4 Network Settings 4 Introduction 5 Parts of the Camera 5 The Control Panel 5 Installation and Connection 6 Installation 6 Screw Hole Specifications 6 Connection Schematic 7 Operating Mode Selection DIP Switches 7 Connecting to a Monitor 8 Camera Controls 9 Basic Setup 10 Choosing...

Page 3: ... REDUCTION 18 DIGITAL ZOOM 18 SHOOTING MENU 4 19 USE SETTING 19 BRIGHTNESS 19 CONTRAST 19 SATURATION 19 SHARPNESS 19 WHITE BALANCE 19 SHOOTING MENU 5 20 DAY TIME DISPLAY 20 TITLE DISPLAY 20 EDIT TITLE 20 ID DISPLAY 20 SET UP 1 21 SET DATE TIME 21 VIDEO SYSTEM 21 VIDEO FORMAT 21 ASPECT FOR VIDEO 21 ID NAME 21 RS485 BAUD RATE 21 RS485 TERMINATION 21 SET UP 2 22 PROTOCOL 22 SD CARD OVERWRITE 22 FORMA...

Page 4: ...iv Table of Contents Troubleshooting 24 Defaults 25 SHOOTING MENU 25 SET UP 25 Specifications 26 ...

Page 5: ...ot dropped Ensure that the voltage of the power supply matches the product s rated voltage Incorrect voltages could damage the product or result in fire or electric shock When connecting or disconnecting the power cable hold the plug and not the cable Damage to the cable could result in fire or electric shock Should you detect any abnormalities such as smoke unusual noises or smells or the presenc...

Page 6: ...FCC Warning To assure continued compliance follow the attached installation instructions This includes using the provided power cord and shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices Also any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment could void the user s authority to operate this device For Customers In Canada For Customers In Canada CAN ICES 3 A NMB 3 ...

Page 7: ...he product or in the manual and in the warranty and or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste Instead it should be taken to an applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences to the environment and human health wh...

Page 8: ...metimes be damaged by crows or other birds Protect cables using a cable conduit Fix cables in place so that they are not subject to repeated vibration friction or tugging Failure to observe this precaution could cause the cable to break Install the product base down Use Do not aim the lens directly at the sun or other bright light sources or reflections Failure to observe this precaution could res...

Page 9: ... micro SD memory cards G Power connector H Audio input output connectors I Serial number J Video output connector Item Name K HD SDI output connector L TELE button M NEAR button N FAR button O OK MENU button P BACK button Q WIDE button R LAN connector S HDMI connector T 8 pin connector Top handle screws attach here Base mounting screws attach here Lens Control panel Slot for SD memory cards ...

Page 10: ...duct fall from its mounting 4CAUTIONS Use ʺ UNC 20 thread screws with a thread engagement length of 6 5 to 10 mm Install the camera base down A handle can be attached using the screws on top of the camera 4CAUTIONS Use M4 screws with a thread engagement length of at least 4 mm and a protru sion of no more than 6 mm Do not use the screw holes on top of the camera for any other purpose Screw Hole Sp...

Page 11: ...nection Monitor When the camera is connected to a monitor via an HD SDI VIDEO or HDMI cable you can view the live feed control the camera and adjust camera settings via the control panel on the back of the camera Operating Mode Selection DIP Switches Use the DIP switches to select the operating mode Operating mode DIP switch A B C D LAN ONVIF OFF ON OFF OFF RS485 ON OFF OFF OFF Stand alone ON ON O...

Page 12: ...ir own power cable 2 Connect the camera to the monitor using the appropriate cable 4CAUTION The camera cannot be connected via HD SDI while connect ed via HDMI Similarly the camera cannot be connected via HDMI while connected via HD SDI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HD SDI connection VIDEO connection HDMI connection 3 Select stand alone mode by setting DIP switches A and B to ON and DIP switches C and D to OFF ...

Page 13: ...e cursor up Zoom in OK MENU button Select the highlighted item press and hold for 3 seconds to display the menus BACK button Return to the previous display View or hide the focus area and zoom frames REC button Record footage to the SD memory card RESET button Restore factory default settings Note Pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds displays a confirmation dialog Follow the on screen inst...

Page 14: ...the control panel TELE e and WIDE f buttons to move the cursor up and down highlight the desired language and then press OK START MENU 言語 LANG 日本語 FRANCAIS ENGLISH SET NO 3 You will next be prompted to choose from 24 and 12 hour clocks Press TELE e and WIDE f to choose an option and press FAR h to proceed DATE TIME NOT SET NEXT NO 24h 12h M D Y 4 Press TELE e and WIDE f to choose a date format and...

Page 15: ...control panel You will be prompted to complete any steps you skipped the next time you turn the camera on You can also choose a language and set the clock from the setup menu Memory Card Warning If no memory card is inserted or if a memory card is inserted with the write protect switch in the lock position a warning will be displayed Check that a memory card is correctly inserted in the memory car...

Page 16: ... VISIBLELIGHT EXTERNAL TRIGGER Off AUTO Q AF 2 Press NEAR g to highlight the tab for the current menu SHOOTING MENU EXIT DAY NIGHT SHUTTER SPEED GAIN IR WAVELENGTH FOCUS IRIS AUTO AGC AUTO VISIBLELIGHT EXTERNAL TRIGGER Off AUTO Q AF 3 Press TELE e and WIDE e to highlight the tab for the desired menu SHOOTING MENU EXIT FOG REDUCTION BACKLIGHT CORRECTION HEAT HAZE REDUCTION DIGITAL ZOOM OPTICAL FILT...

Page 17: ...m SHOOTING MENU EXIT FOG REDUCTION BACKLIGHT CORRECTION HEAT HAZE REDUCTION DIGITAL ZOOM OPTICAL FILTER VLC WDR OFF OFF OFF OFF NOISE REDUCTION 2 OFF OFF 6 Press FAR h to view options for the highlighted item NOISE REDUCTION 1 3 2 7 Choose the desired option and press OK ...

Page 18: ...lection AF SENSITIVITY Choose how long the focus system will continue to track the current subject after a new subject enters the frame at a different distance from the camera Choose from three levels for AF SENSITIVITY 3 2 and 1 The higher the value the longer the camera will wait before switching subjects QUICK AF The camera refocuses on the subject at the center of the frame each time zoom is ad...

Page 19: ...The switch is triggered when lighting is comparatively bright DAY The camera operates in day color mode at all times NIGHT The camera operates in night black and white mode at all times bTIP The SHOOTING MENU 1 DAY NIGHT EXTERNAL TRIGGER and IR WAVELENGTH and the SHOOTING MENU 3 OPTICAL FILTER VLC preferences are linked For more information see Lighting Triggers page 16 EXTERNAL TRIGGER EXTERNAL T...

Page 20: ...External trigger Day night selection is performed in response to input from an external trigger SHOOTING MENU 3 EXTERNAL TRIGGER VLCFilter Clear or Off The option selected for OPTICAL FILTER VLC does not apply if a signal is received from the external trigger when VLCFilter or Clear is selected for EXTERNAL TRIGGER If no signal is received or if Off is selected the optical filter will function as sho...

Page 21: ... image stabilization option adapted to the scene Option Description Auto The camera chooses the type of image stabilization best suited to the scene OIS Reduce the effects of camera shake using optical image stabilization EIS Reduce the effects of camera shake using electronic image stabilization Off Image stabilization disabled ...

Page 22: ...ation see Lighting Triggers page 16 AFWDR AFWDR Reduce loss of detail in highlights and shadows Choose higher values for high contrast subjects BACKLIGHT CORRECTION BACKLIGHT CORRECTION Reduce loss of detail in the shadowed areas of backlit subjects The higher the value the greater the effect HEAT HAZE REDUCTION HEAT HAZE REDUCTION Reduce the wavering effect of heat haze making the image clearer o...

Page 23: ...t The higher the value the greater the effect SATURATION SATURATION Adjust color saturation The higher the value the greater the effect SHARPNESS SHARPNESS Make outlines more or less sharply defined The higher the value the greater the effect WHITE BALANCE WHITE BALANCE Match white balance to the light source for example sunlight or artificial lighting Option Description AUTO The camera adjusts wh...

Page 24: ...IT EDIT TITLE ID DISPLAY DATE TITLE BOTTOMRIGHT BOTTOMRIGHT BOTTOMRIGHT DATE DATE Position the date and time display TITLE TITLE Position the video title EDIT TITLE EDIT TITLE Edit the video title ID DISPLAY ID DISPLAY Position the camera ID display ...

Page 25: ...CT FOR VIDEO Choose how video is displayed on monitors with an aspect ratio that does not match the selected format Option Description SIDE CUT The image is cropped to fit the display LETTERBOX The image is displayed at its original aspect ratio with black bars above and below SQUEEZE Video with an aspect ratio of 16 9 is reformatted to fit displays with a 4 3 aspect ratio ID NAME ID NAME Choose the...

Page 26: ...is full You have the option of displaying the amount space available on the card FORMAT SD CARD FORMAT SD CARD Select OK to format the memory card Any existing data on the card will be deleted IP ADDRESS INFORMATION IP ADDRESS INFORMATION View camera IP address settings IP ADDRESS SETTINGS RESET IP ADDRESS SETTINGS RESET Reset camera IP address settings FIRMWARE FIRMWARE Update the camera firmware...

Page 27: ... RESET RESET Selecting this option displays a confirmation dialog select OK to reset camera settings to their default values bTIP Settings can also be reset by pressing and holding the control panel RESET button for 3 seconds 言語 言語 LANG LANG Choose a language ...

Page 28: ... gain shutter speed or other settings require adjustment Confirm that settings are adjusted appropriately Aperture requires adjustment Adjust aperture appropriately The image in the video is out of focus The lens is dirty Clean the lens Spots appear in the video Menus are not displayed Press and hold the OK button for 3 seconds to display the menus page 9 Camera settings cannot be reset Press and h...

Page 29: ... HAZE REDUCTION OFF FOG REDUCTION OFF NOISE REDUCTION 2 DIGITAL ZOOM OFF USE SETTING SURVEILLANCE BRIGHTNESS 11 CONTRAST 3 SATURATION 3 SHARPNESS 3 WHITE BALANCE AUTO DATE BOTTOM RIGHT TITLE BOTTOM RIGHT EDIT TITLE ID DISPLAY BOTTOM RIGHT SET UP SET UP Option Default Date time TIME 24h DATE FORMAT MM DD YYYY VIDEO SYSTEM NTSC 60Hz VIDEO FORMAT 1080p ASPECT FOR VIDEO SIDE CUT ID NAME RS485 ID 7 RS4...

Page 30: ... Heat haze reduction Selectable 3 levels Fog reduction Selectable 3 levels Noise reduction Selectable 3 levels Shooting Mode Preset SURVEILLANCE MOVIE PRODUCTION Brightness Selectable 21 levels Contrast Selectable 5 levels Saturation Selectable 5 levels Sharpening Selectable 5 levels White balance AUTO CUSTOM 1 CUSTOM 2 FINE SHADE COLOR TEMPERATURE choose a color temperature in degrees Kelvin from...

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