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 White Balance Setup 

WB SETUP - GLOBAL
------------------------
 WB MODE         AUTO
  RED  ADJUST    ---
  BLUE ADJUST    ---

 BACK
 EXIT

 WB Mode 

[AUTO/MANUAL] 
Retains  colour  balance  over  a set

temperature  range.  In  auto  mode,  this 

feature  automatically  processes  the 

viewed image. In Manual mode, theRed

and Blue levels can be manually set up .   

 Red Adjust    [0-255] 

Adjusts  the  picture  output  in  the  red 

range. 

 Blue Adjust 

[0-255] 
Adjusts  the  picture  output  in  the  blue 

range. 

OSD MENU

4

 Stabilisation 

[ON/OFF] 

Compensates for movements caused  by  

wind etc. Images with vibrations are 

compensated with  the Digital  Zoom 

function. Image  resolution  with  this 

function is  lower  than  normal image

resolution  when  this  function  is turned

on.  Also,  this  function  may  not work

correctly in the following cases:

Dark or low contrast scene 
High frequency vibration 
During Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus operation 
During Iris/Shutter/Gain is moving 

Summary of Contents for ASD276

Page 1: ...Model ASD276 ASD376 Instruction Guide Vandal Resistant PTZ Day Night Camera ...

Page 2: ... sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons This exclamation point symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance This Device compiles with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful inter...

Page 3: ...tion should only be carried out by qualified personnel and conform to all the instructions issued by the manufacturer Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel This product is specifically marked as IP66 and tested to this protection level by the manufacturer it is designed for indoor and outdoor use and can be exposed to rain and moisture Do not place unnecessary loads on the product Use...

Page 4: ...hock and vibration as this can damage the product Care must be taken when cleaning the clear dome cover Scratches and dust will ruin the quality of the images Only use a clean lint free cloth Installation and Storage Do not install the product in areas of extreme temperature which exceed the stated range Avoid installing in humid or dusty places Avoid installing in places where radiation is presen...

Page 5: ...ck Point before Operation 19 Check Points for Preset and Pattern Function before Operation 19 OSD Menu 20 Reserved Preset Hot Keys 20 Preset 21 Swing 21 Pattern 22 Group 23 Other Functions 23 OSD Display 25 OSD Menu Quick Programming Guide 26 Main Menu 26 Display Setup 27 Privacy Zone Mask Setup 28 Camera Setup 30 Motion Setup 35 Preset Setup 38 Swing Setup 40 Pattern Setup 41 Group Setup 42 Syste...

Page 6: ...ol Technology the video looks very natural at high zoom magnification during a jog operation on a controller as the camera can be controlled at 0 05 sec Hence it is very easy to make the camera focus on desired target views at high zoom magnification Additionally it is easy to make the camera focus at the desired positions with zoom proportional pan and tilt movements Preset Pattern Swing Group Pr...

Page 7: ...On Screen Display Menu OSD menu is provided to display the status of camera and to configure the functions interactively Information such as Camera ID Pan Tilt Angle Direction Alarm Input and Preset are displayed on screen Alarm In Out Function only for models which have I O function 3 alarm sensor inputs and 1 alarm sensor outputs are available Alarm sensor input is decoupled with photo couplers ...

Page 8: ...less For more information refer to the separate manual for IP Addressable models Outdoor Environmental Compatibility and Easy Installation Fans and heaters are built in to the camera for cold and hot temperature environments The mechanical design protects the camera from water ingress and dust to IP66 when installed properly using the correct manufacturers bracket Only for outdoor models It is eas...

Page 9: ...racket DefaultAccessories MainCable Wrench Accessoriesfor modelswithAlarmIn Out Function I OCable Accessoriesfor IPAddressable models CrossoverLANCable AudioCable CD Brackets Optional WallMountBracket Screws MachineM5 15 HexLag 14 50 CeilingMountBracket Screws MachineM5 15 AnchorBolt3 8 70 INTRODUCTION 1 ...

Page 10: ...iling mount bracket Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body MountingScrewHole Used to assemble the main body to a bracket MainConnector Used for power wiring the video cable and the RS 485 communication cable connections SensorI OPort Used for the sensor In Out connections sensor I O function models only LANPort Used for the Ethernet connecti...

Page 11: ... off The camera ID range is 1 255 Camera ID must not be 0 The factory default of the camera ID is 1 Match the camera ID with the Cam ID setting of the DVR or Keyboard Controller to control the camera If you are connecting a single camera to a controller terminate the camera When connecting more than one camera to a single controller terminate the last camera on the communication line The last came...

Page 12: ...O D 9600 bps OFF ON OFF PELCO P 4800 bps ON ON OFF PELCO P 9600 bps d e v r e s e R s r e h t O Match the camera protocol with the camera protocol setting of your DVR or keyboard controller to control the camera Turn the camera OFF to adjust the DIP switch If you camera protocol is changed while the power is still applied the change is only effective after rebooting the camera The factory default ...

Page 13: ...al and the camera can go out of control In this case the terminal resistor on both sides i e camera and controller should be set to ON Case 2 In cases where multiple cameras are connected to a controller For similar reasons to the above the terminal resister of the controller and last camera should be set to ON The last camera means the camera farthest in cable length from the controller Do not tu...

Page 14: ...low Wire the cable s to the ports Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body Assemble the main body with the camera mount adaptor and the 3 screws Machine M5 15 Screw the dome cover to the main body and remove the protective vinyl from the dome cover ImportantNotice Beforestartingtheinstallation makesurethattheCameraIDandProtocolaresetupproperly...

Page 15: ...stem as below Attach the wall mount bracket to the mounting surface Hex Lag 14 50 Pull the wire s and cable s for the system as below Wire the cable s to the ports Insert the mounting hooks into the holes on the surface of the main body and turn the main body Assemble the main body with the camera mount adaptor and the 3 screws Machine M5 15 Screw the dome cover to the main body and remove the pro...

Page 16: ...J45 Connector Wire Colour Signal o e d i V 1 2 4 BNC Connector Video 5 8 4 S R d e R 5 5 8 4 S R w o l l e Y 3 r e w o P e g n a r O 7 r e w o P e t i h W 8 6 I O Cable Port Pin Number RJ25 Wire Colour Signal M O C N I e u l B 1 1 N I w o l l e Y 2 2 N I n e e r G 3 3 N I d e R 4 A T U O k c a l B 5 B T U O e t i h W 6 Audio Cable Port Pin Number Connector Wire Colour Signal 1 RCA Yellow Audio IN ...

Page 17: ... not work properly Power cable length must be as short as possible RS 485 Communication For PTZ control connect the cable s to the keyboard or DVR To connect multiple cameras to a single controller RS 485 communication should be connected in parallel as shown below When connecting a single camera to a controller terminate the camera When connecting more than one camera to a single controller termi...

Page 18: ...wn ontheabovecircuit IN1 IN2 IN3 Connect the outputs of sensors to each port as shown on the above circuit If Alarm Inputs are required the sensors types must be selected in OSD menu The sensor types are divided into Normally Open and Normally Closed If the wrong sensor types are selected alarms will be activated in reverse to the sensor inputs NormalOpen Output Voltage is in a high state when the...

Page 19: ...be different by controllers refer to your controller manual if the camera cannot be controlled properly The operation of this manual is based on the standard Pelco Controller Check Points for Preset and Pattern Function before Operation Check fully in advance how to operate the preset and pattern function on your controller or DVR Refer to the following table when using standard Pelco protocol con...

Page 20: ...layOutput GoPreset 167 SettingZoomProportionalFunctiontoON SetPreset 167 SettingZoomProportionalFunctiontoOFF GoPreset 170 SettingCameraBLCModetoOFF GoPreset 171 SettingCameraBLCModetoON GoPreset 174 SettingCameraFocusModetoAUTO GoPreset 175 SettingCameraFocusModetoManual GoPreset 176 SettingCameraFocusModetoSEMI AUTO GoPreset 177 SettingDay NightModetoAUTO GoPreset 178 SettingDay NightModetoNIGHT...

Page 21: ... repetitively between two preset positions at programmed speeds When a swing function runs the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 1st point to the preset assigned as the 2nd point in a clockwise direction Then the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 2nd point to the preset assigned as the 1st point in a counter clockwise direction When the preset assigned as the 1st point and th...

Page 22: ...oystick and the preset movement can be memorised in a pattern After a pattern is programmed the remaining storage is displayed in the progress bar on the screen To save the recording press the NEAR key and to cancel press FAR key Method2 ProgramminginOSDMenu Seethesection HowtouseOSDMenu Running Patterns Method1 RunPattern PatternNO Method2 GoPreset PatternNO 130 ex RunPattern2 RunPattern 2 ex Run...

Page 23: ...ific activity Preset Pattern Swing and Group to be performed in the event that the power to the camera is cycled This function enables the user to resume after turning on power the last action being executed before turning off the power Most of actions such as Preset Pattern Swing and Group are available for this function but Jog actions are not available to resume AutoFlip In case the tilt angle ...

Page 24: ...l mode Local mode Global mode is when WB and or AE are is set up simultaneously for all presets The Global parameter set up such as WB and AE are carried out in the ZOOM CAMERA SETUP menu Local mode is when WB and or AE are is set up separately for each preset The Local parameter setup for WB and AE can be carried out for each preset setup menu Each Local parameter such as WB and AE activates corr...

Page 25: ...et xxx is memorised PRESETxxx When the camera reaches Preset xxx PATTERNx When Pattern x is in action SWG PRESETxxx When Swing x is in action Displays both Swing number and Preset number ActionTitle UNDEFINED When a undefined function is called to run PresetLabel Displays preset labels when the camera arrives at presets AlarmInformation Displays activated alarms This information shows current stat...

Page 26: ... Down on the joystick controller To save changes press NEAR key To cancel changes press FAR key Main Menu SPEED DOME CAMERA SYSTEM INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP DOME CAMERA SETUP SYSTEM INITIALIZE EXIT System Information Displays the system information and configuration The system setting can not be changed using the OSD menu and the information is for reference only DisplaySetup Enables the user to p...

Page 27: ...zero degree vertical the amount of tilt from zero degree horizontal and current compass direction Also identifies the amount of the zoom magnification ActionTitle ON OFF AUTO Identfies Actions SET PRESET xxx PRESET xxx PATTERN x SWG PRESET xxx UNDEFINED PresetLabel ON OFF AUTO Displays the preset labels when the camera arrives at presets AlarmI O ON OFF AUTO Displays the activated alarms This info...

Page 28: ...tor of the system To protect privacy MAX 8 Privacy Masks can be created in arbitrary positions to hide objects such as windows doors or private houses With the Spherical Coordinates system powerful Privacy Zone Mask function is possible Mask areas move with pan and tilt functions and automatically adjust in size as the lens zooms telephoto and wide Mask No 1 8 Selects a Mask number to program If t...

Page 29: ...ize Setup EDIT MASK 1 ADJUST MASK WIDTH ADJUST MASK HEIGHT NEAR SAVE FAR CANCEL Move the camera to an area to mask A mask and the menu to adjust the mask size are displayed Adjusts the mask size Use the joystick or the arrow buttons of the controller to adjust the mask size Left Right Adjusts the mask width Up Down Adjusts the mask height OSD MENU 4 ...

Page 30: ...Manual mode at presets Focus data is memorised in each preset in advance and the camera calls focus data in correspondence with presets as soon as camera arrives at presets It shortens the time taken to focus Focus mode automatically changes to Auto Focus mode when jog operation starts Digital Zoom ON OFF Sets the digital zoom function to ON OFF If this is set to OFF the optical zoom function runs...

Page 31: ...justs the picture output in the red range Blue Adjust 0 255 Adjusts the picture output in the blue range OSD MENU 4 Stabilisation ON OFF Compensates for movements caused by wind etc Images with vibrations are compensated with the Digital Zoom function Image resolution with this function is lower than normal image resolution when this function is turned on Also this function may not work correctly ...

Page 32: ...adjust the iris so that the object in the sensitive area is properly exposed HLC High Light Compensation function removes the high light in a restricted environment such as a garage Day Night AUTO DAY NIGHT Sets Day Night mode Brightness 0 100 Adjusts the brightness of the image Iris Shutter Speed and Gain are adjusted automatically and corresponds with each numeric value IRIS AUTO MANUAL F1 6 F28...

Page 33: ...ker Shutter Speed should be set to 1 120 sec for NTSC and 1 100 for PAL AGC OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH MANUAL 5 41dB Sets AGC This setting enhances image brightness automatically in cases where the luminance level of an image signal is too low SSNR OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH Sets SSNR This setting enhances the images by deducting noise when the gain level of the image is too high SENS UP AUTO 2 512 OFF Sets SEN...

Page 34: ...D MENU 4 Limit AUTO MANUAL When there are too bright lights this function blocks light sources on images to have better images For example when there is a car coming to a camera at night this function blocks car headlights to recognize its number plate Colour 0 10 Assigns colours of masks to block light sources ...

Page 35: ...n As the zoom magnification goes up the pan tilt speed goes down Jog Direction INVERSE NORMAL Sets the Jog Direction If set to Inverse the screen view direction is the same as the direction of joystick If set to Normal the screen view direction is the reverse direction of joystick Freeze inPreset ON OFF Sets Frame Freeze Function This feature freezes the scene on the monitor when going to a preset...

Page 36: ...ns an assigned function automatically if there is no PTZ command during the programmed Wait Time Wait Time 1 59 sec 1 180 min Wait Time can be programmed from 1 second to 180 minutes Park Action HOME PRESET PATTERN SWING GROU P PREV ACTION This feature defines the activity when the camera parks If Park Action is set to HOME the camera moves to the home position which is memorised when the system b...

Page 37: ...T PATTERN SWING GROUP Selects an action to run when a sensor signal is input Hold Time ENDLESS 1 59 SEC 1 180 MIN Sets the time period for the action which is run by external sensor activation After the time period passes the action pre defined in Post Action runs sequentially in succession to the action by external sensor activation If this option is set to ENDLESS Post Action does not activate P...

Page 38: ...n the preset runs A MAX 10 alphanumeric characters are allowed RelayOut Defines the relay output CAMAdjust GLOBAL LOCAL WB White Balance and AE Auto Exposure can be set up independently for each preset There are two modes Global Local mode The Global mode is where WB and or AE are is set up totally and simultaneously for all presets The Global parameter set up such as WB and AE are in the ZOOM CAM...

Page 39: ... Label menu the dark rectangle is the cursor The cursor moves to the next digit after selection of an alphanumeric character Use the joystick Left Right Up Down to move to the desired letter or number in the alphanumeric set To select a desired letter or number press the NEAR key If you want to insert a blank select the space mark If you want to delete an letter or number use the back space charac...

Page 40: ...nt to the preset assigned as the 2nd point in a clockwise direction Then the camera moves from the preset assigned as the 2nd point to the preset assigned as the 1st point in a counterclockwise direction In cases where the preset assigned as the 1st point and the preset assigned as the 2nd point are same or only 1 Preset position is assigned the camera turns on its axis by 360 in a CW direction an...

Page 41: ...RunPattern Runs the Pattern for test purposes to check if it works properly Edit Pattern Edits the selected pattern With the joystick controller move the camera to the start position with an appropriate zoom magnification To start the pattern recording press NEAR key To exit press FAR key Move the camera with the joystick controller or run a preset function to memorise the path in the selected pat...

Page 42: ...AR EDIT END GroupNumber 1 8 Selects a Group number to edit If the selected Group number is not defined UNDEFINED will be displayed under the selected Group number ClearGroup CANCEL OK Deletes the data of the selected Group RunGroup Runs the Group for test purposes to check if it works properly EditGroup Edit the selected Group Press Near key when the cursor is at NO to start editing the selected G...

Page 43: ...ng the cursor After finishing editing an Action press Near key to go to the previous menu level Step Move the cursor Up Down to select an Action number and repeat Step Step to keep editing the selected Group Define Action Dwell time and Option Note that the dark rectangle is the cursor Move the cursor Left Right to select an item and move the cursor Up Down to change each parameter Action NONE PRE...

Page 44: ...nual 44 50 EDIT GROUP 1 NO ACTION DWELL OPT 1 PRESET 1 00 03 360 2 NONE 3 NONE 4 NONE 5 NONE SAVE CANCEL After finishing set up press the FAR key to exit The cursor will then move to SAVE Press the NEAR key to save the data OSD MENU 4 ...

Page 45: ... E r e t t u h S E L D D I M C G A s r e t e m a r a P n o i t o M Motion Lock OFF SSNR MIDDLE Power Up Action ON SENS UP AUTO N O p i l F o t u A Jog Max Speed 120 sec User Defined Data Jog Direction INVERSE Preset 1 128 Undefined Freeze In Preset OFF Swing 1 8 Undefined Park Action OFF Pattern 1 4 Undefined Alarm Action OFF Group 1 8 Undefined ClearAllData Deletes all configuration data and the ...

Page 46: ... 42 5 Wide 1 19 Tele e l e T o t e d i W c e s 5 2 d e e p S m o o Z MinimumIlluminance 0 2 Lux Colour 0 02 Lux B W 50 IRE F1 6 R C I t h g i N y a D o t u A t h g i N y a D o t u A i m e S l a u n a M o t u A s u c o F l a u n a M o t u A s i r I ShutterSpeed x512 1 120000 sec f f O l a u n a M h g i H e l d d i M w o L C G A WhiteBalance Auto Manual Red Blue Gain Adjustable 1700 K 11000 K f f O ...

Page 47: ...5 Wide 1 79 Tele e l e T o t e d i W c e s 8 1 d e e p S m o o Z MinimumIlluminance 0 2 Lux Colour 0 02 Lux B W 50 IRE F1 6 R C I t h g i N y a D o t u A t h g i N y a D o t u A i m e S l a u n a M o t u A s u c o F l a u n a M o t u A s i r I ShutterSpeed 512 1 120000 sec f f O l a u n a M h g i H e l d d i M w o L C G A WhiteBalance Auto Manual Red Blue Gain Adjustable 1700 K 11000 K f f O C L H...

Page 48: ...ttern and Swing Other Pan Tilt Functions Auto Flip Auto Parking Power Up Action etc 5 8 4 S R n o i t a c i n u m m o C e l b a t c e l e S P o c l e P D o c l e P l o c o t o r P c t e n o i t a m r o f n i Z T P u n e M h s i l g n E D S O V 2 1 V 5 C D e p y T r e l p u o C o t o h P s t u p n I 3 t u p n I r o s n e S Alarm Outputs 1 Output Relay Output MAX Load DC24V 1A AC125V 0 5A N O s y a ...

Page 49: ...r e t n I Material m u i n i m u l A l a n r e t x E DomeSize 150mm 5 9 Dimension 192 265 3mm 296 276 6mm g K 8 3 x o r p p A g K 2 3 x o r p p A t h g i e W Note 1 Specification and features are subject to change without prior notice 2 Specification and features are different by model 3 Check the voltage and current capacity of rated power carefully SPECIFICATIONS 5 ...

Page 50: ...mera Instruction Manual 50 50 Dimension Main Body Ceiling Mount Type 192 83 30 190 3 1 5 0 75 190 3 158 2 56 4 56 4 65 32 3 74 1 81 5 1 5 NPT Wall Mount Type 296 276 6 118 6 80 100 138 6 4 8 Unit mm SPECIFICATIONS 5 ...

Page 51: ...GENIE CCTV LTD CCTV House City Park Watchmead Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 ILT Tel 44 0 1707 330541 Fax 44 0 1707 330543 www geniecctv com Edition GN SEPTEMBER 2013 ...

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