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High Speed Dome Camera User’s Manual

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6. Camera Parameter Setup Menu

6.1 Zoom Speed

1. Press ‘Menu’ on the keyboard or evoke the presets no. 95 and 64 to enter

the main menu, or press the preset no.1 twice continuously within 1 second.

2. Move the joystick vertically to ‘Camera settings’, and enter the sub-menu

3. Move the cursor to ‘ZOOM SPEED’; Choose ‘HIGH’ or ‘LOW

4. Move the joystick vertically to ‘RETURN’; Exit the menu and the system will

save the settings automatically

MAIN MENU

1. DISPLAY SETTINGS
2. CAMERA SETTINGS
3. PRIVACY MASK
4. USER PROGRAM
5. SYSTEM SETTINGS
6. LANGUAGE/
7. EXIT

CAMERA SETTINGS

1.ZOOM SPEED   HIGH
2.BLC                      CLOSE
3.FLAME HEAP   OPEN
4.D-ZOOM                OPEN
5.VIDEO SYNC    OPEN
6.B/W SETTINGS
7.ADVANCED SETTINGS
8.RETURN

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Summary of Contents for VK-S214ER

Page 1: ... 23 10 Language setup 28 11 Camera Menu Index 29 12 System Installation 30 13 Dome Camera Setup 37 14 Troubleshooting 39 Appendix A RS485 Bus Basic Knowledge 41 Appendix B The Cleaning of Clear Down Cover 42 Appendix C 24VAC Wire Diameter and Transmission Distance Comparison Chart 43 Appendix D Wire Gauge Conversion Chart 44 Appendix E Lightning Proof and Surge Signal Proof 45 Appendix F Camera pa...

Page 2: ... the machine Owning the certificate to install and repair CCTV system Owning the certificate to work aloft Obtaining the basic knowledge and operating skill of wiring and connection at low voltage Reading carefully and understanding all the contents in this manual The requirement for lifting appliance Using the lifting appliance suitable for the speed dome camera installation place and installatio...

Page 3: ... down the screws and protecting cap of the camera block There are no spare parts in the camera block for users maintenance and only the professional engineers shall check and maintain the camera Environmental Requirement Indoor Environmental Requirement Temperature 10º 50º Humidity 90 Atmospheric Pressure 86 106Kpa AC Supply 24V 2000mA 50 60HZ Outdoor Environmental Requirement Temperature 40º 60º ...

Page 4: ...at dispersion Precise stepping motor drive reposeful operation sensitive reaction and exact positioning All in one integrated design compact structure easy to install Ingenious mechanical drive system support 360 º continuous rotation tilt angle 0 90º and 180 º reversal 0 4 º S slow rotation processing without image quivering Internal Digital Camera All in one Digital Processing with High Sensitiv...

Page 5: ...ents please contact the system company to get the necessary information 3 1 Set the Camera Coding There are two code switches on the camera s pin board SW1 and SW2 SW1 sets camera address and SW2 sets baud rate and protocol See Camera Settings on P38 Besides the factory protocol the camera compatible with many main protocol like PELCO D PELCO P etc Optional ALEC VCL MOLYNX VICON SANTACHI PANASONIC...

Page 6: ...iew you want When use the keyboard camera can be back to automatic focusing On these conditions camera can not focus automatically Target not in the centre of view Observe close view and distant view at the same time cannot guarantee both of them are clear Target is as high light materials Such as neon lamp spotlight and any shine objects Target moves so fast Big size dull target such as wall Targ...

Page 7: ...r dome self check the position will at 0 of level and vertical place the level place from 0 360 the vertical place from 0 90 The information can be displayed on the screen 4 Basic Operation of Dome Camera 4 1 Camera Power On Self Test After connecting wires and power on dome camera executes self checking program it will appear system information on the screen as shown below Camera will move horizo...

Page 8: ...ng deasil shows pull image closer setting date time visitatorial data increased circumgyrating widdershins shows pull image farer setting date time visitatorial data decreased Basic Menu Operation Return return to superior menu Open open certain setting Close close certain setting 4 4 Camera Language Setting Switch Chinese English in language setting menu under main menu 5 Display Settings 1 Press...

Page 9: ...ntinuously within 1 second 2 Move the joystick vertically to Camera settings and enter the sub menu 3 Move the cursor to ZOOM SPEED Choose HIGH or LOW 4 Move the joystick vertically to RETURN Exit the menu and the system will save the settings automatically MAIN MENU 1 DISPLAY SETTINGS 2 CAMERA SETTINGS 3 PRIVACY MASK 4 USER PROGRAM 5 SYSTEM SETTINGS 6 LANGUAGE 7 EXIT CAMERA SETTINGS 1 ZOOM SPEED ...

Page 10: ...ttings automatically Operation Tips Strong backlight makes objects cast shadows BLC function makes the speed dome camera adjust aperture to fit the lights changing and calibrate image brightness to make the image clearer Notice 1 This function relates to the camera block model and parameters While enabling BLC it will adjust automatically Choosing ON 2 BLC can be set only while exposure mode is AU...

Page 11: ...era is used at night or in dark place you can setup slow shutter which can lengthen the lighting time and make the picture more clearly Notice 1 This function correlates the camera model and parameter That is not effective if the camera has no this function 2 The flame heap can be set only in condition that the exposure mode is AUTO 3 This function may be different due to different camera blocks f...

Page 12: ...own to Return to exit the menu and save the settings Operation Tips When the digital zoom function is activated the camera s largest zoom times is the optics zoom multiplying the digital zoom while the digital zoom function is enabled the camera s largest zoom time is just the optics zoom time If the camera block is Sony LG or CNB branded the digital zoom option is on off MAIN MENU 1 DISPLAY SETTI...

Page 13: ...O TINING B W and COLOR AUTO is the default mode AUTO Color B W automatically switches according to illumination TINGING Setup the time for Color B W switch and the time setting is effective only in timing mode COLOR Color mode setup B W B W mode setup 5 Move the joystick vertically to return and exit the menu Operation Tips Color B W auto switch ensures the image quality and save storage space Not...

Page 14: ...REFs is chose F1 4 AI value It can be set only when AI PREFs is chose F2 0 10dB Brightness It can be set only when BRIGHTNESS PREFs is chose Operation Tips The picture quality relates to light exposure i e the light throughput that can ensure the CCD to gain clear image The exposure relates to the light through time decided by AE SPEED and light through area decided by Iris value The camera calcul...

Page 15: ...AIN Value from 0 255 bigger value indicates more blue and the hue gets colder INDOOR The hue tends to be colder OUTDOOR The hue tends to be warmer SELF ADJUSTMENT The WB sensor of the camera will detect the working environment and relative parameter changes SINGLE LOCK the WB sensor won t detect even the working environment changes ADVANCED SETTINGS 1 EXPOSURE AUTO 2 AE 1 50 3 AI F1 4 4 BRIGHTNESS...

Page 16: ...oard or evoke the presets no 95 and 64 to enter the main menu or press the preset no 1 twice continuously within 1 second 2 Move cursor to PRIVACY MASK and enter the menu MASK NO Choose the mask no as the privacy mask area MASK AREA Define the current privacy mask window ACTIVE Enable disable the privacy area ON Enable current privacy mask area OFF disable current privacy mask area DELETE Delete c...

Page 17: ... the joystick left and right and move the spelling of relevant Chinese characters to the underline press OPEN on the keyboard to confirm At the moment the Chinese characters appear at the underlines above the alphabets Move the flashing cursor to the underline beneath the Chinese characters move the joystick left and right and move the relevant Chinese character to the underline press OPEN to conf...

Page 18: ...e tour no within 0 4 Move the cursor to STAY TIME to edit it from 000 255 seconds 5 Tour Line Setup Move the cursor to 00 00 00 00 Move the joystick to activate the first position and then circumvolve the cap of rocker to adjust the number of preset Move the cursor to next position move again the cursor to last position The range of the presets is 1 80 each route can be setup 32 presets 6 Execute ...

Page 19: ...Character Inputs Choose Pinyin from Input methods move the flashing cursor to the underline beneath the alphabets move the joystick left and right and move the spelling of relevant Chinese characters to the underline press OPEN on the keyboard to confirm At the moment the Chinese characters appear at the underlines above the alphabets Move the flashing cursor to the underline beneath the Chinese c...

Page 20: ...the scan Make the cursor to EXECUTE and move the joystick to enter the menu The camera will execute the scans 7 DELETE Delete current scan Note 1 If the start position and end position are the same point the camera will run at constant speed 2 During the scan the speed zoom time and vertical direction will keep unchanged if these parameters are not the same for the 2 points the scanning will be su...

Page 21: ...TIVE Activate the timing device EVERYDAY Executing the timing switch everyday 4 If the function is closed the time period of this channel won t conflict with other channels Notice 1 During the scan touring or auto learning once the presetting time is over the current action will be stopped and the camera will resume to previous status and position before presetting time 2 Idle running function s n...

Page 22: ...el 001 007 When there are two alarm inputs number 001 and number 002 at the same time the dome will respond to number 001 first ALARM LINKAGE Set auto respond function OFF Auto Panning Pattern Preset Cruise Call preset For example Alarm channel 001 call preset 1 alarm channel 002 call preset 2 ALARM ACTION Select respond output channel for current alarm input OFF 1 2 1 2 ALARM OUTPUT Alarm outputs...

Page 23: ...the underlines above the alphabets Move the flashing cursor to the underline beneath the Chinese characters move the joystick left and right and move the relevant Chinese character to the underline press OPEN to confirm edition 2 Delete Edited Content Move the cursor to the title the title will flash Press Close to delete the characters from right to left 3 Delete Pinyin Alphabets Move the cursor ...

Page 24: ...r to INFORMATION the default info of the camera will be displayed on the screen Default info includes software version camera address and communication parameters INFORMATION 1 VERSION 1 0 0 2 PROTOCOL PELCOD 3 BAUD 9600 4 ADDRESS 001 5 RETURN MAIN MENU 1 DISPLAY SETTINGS 2 CAMERA SETTINGS 3 PRIVACY MASK 4 USER PROGRAM 5 SYSTEM SETTINGS 6 LANGUAGE 7 EXIT SYSTEM SETTINGS 1 CAMERA TITLE 2 INFORMATIO...

Page 25: ...and enter the menu Choose ON to enable this function and disable this function while choosing OFF Operation Tips When the camera tilts downward and goes just beyond the vertical position the camera rotates 180 degrees After the camera rotates it will tilts up 90 degrees if user holds the joystick in the down position PAN TILT 1 AUTO FLIP OPEN 2 IDLE TIME 000 3 IDLE ACTIVE ON 4 ACTIVE OPTION 5 RESE...

Page 26: ...sor to RESET ACTIVE choose actions after the PTZ is powered on The following options available No action Call presets Run scanning Run auto learning Run touring The state before power off 9 3 4 Fan Active TEMP read only When PTZ camera is applied in high temperature its own temperature will increase In order to keep the whole stability of PTZ the fan will turn on after the temperature rises to som...

Page 27: ...e operate this function with caution 9 5 Default 1 Press MENU on the keyboard or evoke the presets no 95 and 64 to enter the main menu 2 Move joystick and make the cursor to SYSTEM SETTINGS and enter the sub menu 3 Move the cursor to DEFAULT and enter the reset interface Press OPEN to implement DEFAULT function press CLOSE to cancel the operation 9 6 Restart 1 Choose RESET from SYSTEM SETTING Move...

Page 28: ...as year month day and time will be minute second in orders 1 Press MENU on keyboard or call No 95 No 64 preset position then enter main menu 2 Move cursor to LANGUAGE 3 Move joystick to select Chinese or English menu exit the interface to save the settings DAY TIME 1 DATE 08 01 01 2 TIME 00 00 00 3 RETURN MAIN MENU 1 DISPLAY SETTINGS 2 CAMERA SETTINGS 3 PRIVACY MASK 4 USER PROGRAM 5 SYSTEM SETTING...

Page 29: ...N TILT 1 AUTO FLIP 2 IDLE TIME 3 IDLE ACTIVE 4 ACTIVE OPTION 5 RESET ACTIVE 6 ACTIVE OPTION 7 FAN ACTIVE TEMP READ ONLY 8 RETURN DELETE 1 ALL PRESET 2 ALLTOUR 3 ALL AUTO LEARNING 4 ALL SCAN 5 ALL MASK 6 ALL TIMER 7 ALL ALARM 8 RETURN DAY TIME 1 DATE 08 01 01 2 TIME 00 00 00 3 RETURN EDIT AUTO LEARNING TITLE 1 TITLE AUTO LEARNING1 2 RETURN USER PROGRAM 1 PRESET SETUP 2 TOUR SETUP 3 SCAN SETUP 4 AUT...

Page 30: ...High Speed Dome Camera User s Manual 30 12 System Installation 12 1 Installation 1 Dimension Figure 1 2 Installation Style a Wall Installation Figure 2 ...

Page 31: ...h Speed Dome Camera User s Manual 31 b Pendant Installation Figure 3 c Ceiling Mounting CLOSE OPEN this hatch aim at the side where cable comes out the size of installation hole at Dome s pedestal Figure 4 ...

Page 32: ...to fixed hole of bracket 3 Rotate the vitreous cover CCW counterclockwise and take it out see Figure 6 Figure 6 4 Set up camera protocol and baud rate according to Table 2 referring to Figure 4 1 Set the dome address ID according to Table 1 5 Rotate the vitreous cover CW clockwise to install Dome 6 Fix the bracket on the main body of dome rotate the Dome CW clockwise and keep the bracket hole and ...

Page 33: ...e 8 Figure 8 10 Connect alarm input and alarm output according to instructions of socket D3 Figure 9 4 channels Normal Open NC alarm input close contact to trigger alarm 1 pair of alarm out put Normal Open and Normal Close Once the system receive alarm input signal dome will no delay work as program setting to achieve startup PTZ and Camera shift the video of alarmed region to monitor adjust the p...

Page 34: ... input and output connection paraphrase 7 Pin alarm input 2Pin alarm output BLUE ALMIN COM AQUA ALMOUT COM PINK ALARM 1IN AZURY ALMOUT 1 NC WHITE ALARM 2IN PURPLE ALMOUT 1NO BLACK ALARM 3IN BROWN ALMOUT 2COM RED ALARM 4IN GRAY ALMOUT 2NC ORANGE ALARM 5IN SHIELD ALMOUT 2 NO YELLOW ALARM 6IN GREEN ALARM 7IN 11 Instruction of surface installation According to the size of Dome s fixed board drill the ...

Page 35: ...ver components and remove them As shown in figure 11 Figure 11 4 Referring to the table 2 set the camera protocol and baud rate by the coding switch as shown in figure 6 Check if the camera address is compatible with the address that you want if not set the camera to corresponding address as per table 1 5 Install the bracket components into the installation hole fasten the screws to fix the bracke...

Page 36: ...tain and change the main body 2 Turn vitreous cover on its axis in CCW counter clockwise direction and separate it down 3 Then loosen knurled screw as shown bellow Hold the drier shelf look up the dome revolve main body CCW counter clockwise and fetch it out Figure13 Figure 13 4 The steps of installation are reverse to those of disassembly ...

Page 37: ...amera from 1 1023 The coding switches from DIP 10 to DIP 1 are equivalent to a 10 bit binary digital DIP 10 is MSB while DIP 1 is LSB The state ON of each bit means 1 while OFF means 0 Following table shows states of coding switches of some addresses Dome Address States of Coding Switches DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3 DIP 4 DIP 5 DIP 6 DIP 7 DIP 8 DIP 9 DIP 10 1 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 2 OFF ON...

Page 38: ...ess 3 O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Speed D om e Addr ess 4 O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Speed D om e Addr ess 18 O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Speed D om e Addr ess 1023 O N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 3 Protocol and Default Baudrate Setup As shown in Figure 12 SW2 is used to set the protocol of communication and the baud rate used by the dome camera DIP 4 to DIP 1 of SW2 is used to select protocols and 16 differe...

Page 39: ...P 4 DIP 5 DIP 6 2400bps OFF OFF 4800bps ON OFF 9600bps OFF ON 19200bps ON ON Table 3 13 5 Selection of the Terminal Resistor of the Dome Camera As shown in Figure 16 JP1 is the select switch of the 120 terminal resistor on the bus RS485 on which only one terminal resistor of the dome camera at the farthest end can be connected while the terminal resistors of other devices should be opened Figure 1...

Page 40: ...mage Bad connection of the video Press to connect well Power supply not enough Replace Dome camera out of control Self check error Switch ON again Bad connection of control Press to connect well Bad control of matrix Switch ON again Lens of Dome out of control In manual state Use IR Remote controller on DVR but out of control Address of IR Remote controller error Correct IR Remote controller no ba...

Page 41: ... The connection of 120 terminal resistor The terminal resistor is ready on the Protocol PCB There are two kinds of connection Refer to the Protocol PCB jumper setting form refer to Figure 18 In the Figure 16 it is the factory default connection The jumper is seated on Pin2 Pin3 and the terminal resistor is not connected When connecting the 120 terminal resistor user should plug the jumper on Pin1 ...

Page 42: ...on refer to Figure 20 Figure 20 Appendix B The Cleaning of Clear Down Cover To obtain constant clear videos user should clean the down cover periodically Be cautious when cleaning Hold the down cover ring only to avoid direct touch to the acrylic down cover The acid sweat mark of fingerprint will corrode the coating of down cover and scratch on down cover will cause vague images Use soft dry cloth...

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Page 45: ... cables in steel tube and conduct a single point ground to the tube Trolley wire is forbidden in such circumstances In strong thunderstorm or high faradic zone such as high voltage transformer substation extra strong lightning proof equipment must be installed Take the building lightning proof requirements into account to design the lightning proof and grounding of outdoor equipment and cable layi...

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