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Configuring the ACUIX ES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Before You Begin Configuring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Step 1: Prepare the Controller and Monitor for Use  . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 47
Step 2: Turn On (Power Up) the Dome and Find the Mechanical Home . . . . . . . .  . . . . 48
Step 3: Learn How to Use the Special Presets . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 48
Step 4: Open the OSD Menu and Start Configuring . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 50

Configuring Display, Control, and Camera Menu Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Configuring the Monitor and Text Display Settings   . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 53
Configuring the Controller Settings - Pan and Tilt Reverse   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 54
Configuring the Pan, Tilt and Zoom (PTZ) and Dome Control Settings . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 55
Configuring the Image Quality and Video Display Settings   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 56

System Administration and Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Resetting or Restoring the Dome to Factory Defaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Resetting the Scan and Dome/Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Restoring Factory Defaults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Resetting the Camera Lens   . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 72
Clearing the Memory . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . .  . . . . 73
Changing Dome Address, Protocol, Parity or Baud Rate  . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 73

Overriding the Logical Address on DIP Switch SW3-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Changing the Address, Protocol, Parity or Baud Rate Using the OSD . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Setting Boot Control (Debugging Mode) on Switch SW2-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Working with Passwords and PINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Enabling the User or Privacy Zone Login PIN  . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 75
Changing a 4-Digit User or Privacy Zone Login PIN . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 75
Recovering an Encrypted User or Privacy Zone Login PIN  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 75
Resetting a Privacy Zone Password (Diamond or IntelliBus Only)   . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . 76

Sending Common Commands to all Domes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Enabling and Disabling the Broadcast Command Receive Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Displaying the Run Time Counter on the Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Displaying System Information on the Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Appendix A

Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Protocols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Protocol DIP Switch Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Special Presets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

Summary of Contents for ACUIX ES

Page 1: ...Document 800 01949 Rev D 05 09 Installation and Configuration Guide ACUIX ES PTZ Analog Dome ...

Page 2: ...2 NA Manufacturer s Declaration of Conformance 3 Tables 2 2 and 2 3 NTSC and PAL default DIP switch settings deleted and replaced with new Table 2 2 4 Table 2 1 NTSC and PAL default description changed and note added to clarify that camera model dependent D 05 09 Addition of 1 Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD protocols appendix A 2 update to privacy zone OSD menus and menu tree pages 52 and 65 File creat...

Page 3: ...he equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference For example try orienting or relocating the receiving antenna increasing the separation between the equipment and receiver or connecting the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit WARNING The exclamation point in a red octagon is a WARNING Failure to take or avoid a specific action could result in physical har...

Page 4: ...e EMC directive 2004 108 EC and the Low Voltage Directive LVD 2006 95 EC conforming to the requirements of standards EN 55022 for emissions EN 50130 4 for immunity and EN 60065 for Electrical Equipment safety Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Users of the product are responsible for check...

Page 5: ...rsonnel in accordance with local codes and regulations To prevent injury this apparatus must be securely attached to the wall ceiling in accordance with the installation instructions To prevent damage to the interface board follow standard industry precautions for electrostatic discharge sensitive devices Consider using a UPS source to ensure satisfactory performance Using replacement parts or acc...

Page 6: ...CCESSORIES Only use accessories specified by the manufacturer 9 CLEANING Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 10 SERVICING Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 11 REPLACEMENT PARTS When replacement parts are required b...

Page 7: ... Distances for Video Data Power Contact and UTP Cabling 21 Power Distances and Supplies 22 Video CAT5 or Coaxial Cables 22 RS485 Twisted Pair Telemetry 24 Coax Control 25 About Setting Switches on the Mainboard 25 2 Installing the ACUIX ES 27 Installation Warnings and Cautions 27 Setting the Switches 28 DIP Switch Default Settings and Locations 28 Selecting Video Over Coaxial Cable or Unshielded T...

Page 8: ...71 Resetting or Restoring the Dome to Factory Defaults 71 Resetting the Scan and Dome Camera 71 Restoring Factory Defaults 72 Resetting the Camera Lens 72 Clearing the Memory 73 Changing Dome Address Protocol Parity or Baud Rate 73 Overriding the Logical Address on DIP Switch SW3 8 73 Changing the Address Protocol Parity or Baud Rate Using the OSD 74 Setting Boot Control Debugging Mode on Switch S...

Page 9: ...ocations 30 Figure 2 4 RS485 Daisychain Wiring up to 32 domes Control at One End 38 Figure 2 5 Surface and Indoor Pendant Dome Layout 40 Figure 2 6 Indoor Pendant Ceiling and Wall Mount Dimensions 41 Figure 2 7 Insert Cover into Skirt or Top Cap and Turn to Secure 42 Figure 2 8 In ceiling Dome Layout 43 Figure 2 9 In Ceiling Scan Assembly with Switch Plugs and BNC Connector 44 Figure 2 10 Stagger ...

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Page 11: ...ate and Parity Settings SW2 1 6 34 Table 2 4 DIP Switch Protocol Settings SW3 1 5 35 Table 2 5 Address Binary Conversion Table 36 Table 2 6 Power and Data Plug P1 on the 5 Pin Connector 37 Table 2 7 Contact Wiring 3 Pin 39 Table 2 8 UTP and Contact Wiring 9 Pin Optional 39 Table 2 9 ACUIX ES Pendant Ceiling and Wall Mount Specifications 41 Table 3 1 Display Options at Dome Power Up 48 Table 3 2 Sp...

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Page 13: ...mation about the IntelliBus protocol Cabling Recommendations and Cautions on page 20 including cautions maximum distances to the dome power distances information about video CAT5 or coaxial cables RS485 twisted pair telemetry and coax control About Setting Switches on the Mainboard page 25 About Using This Guide Finding More Information Refer to the on line product library to access electronic doc...

Page 14: ...ng the housing lower dome and the scan assembly scan assembly The combination of firmware electrical and mechanical components including the camera The scan assembly is either pre installed or installed separately into the housing and enclosed by a lower dome The scan assembly is a component of a dome camera The particular camera model for example the Sony FCB EX45C purchased The camera is a compo...

Page 15: ... although contact is a better description since it is not an audible alarm but a change in electrical state to the contacts resulting in a programmed response Flashback Use the Flashback feature to toggle between two saved positions and quickly return to a scene of interest Flashback is available using a controller When you press Flashback it saves the scene Scene A as a Flashback When you move to...

Page 16: ...ome and up to 24 presets with velocity settings and dwell times for each preset can be programmed into every preset tour Preset tours can be started by an operator in response to a contact or programmed as a default function when the dome is idle for a specified amount of time Operators can run the preset tour once or continuously If an operator runs a preset tour continuously the dome goes from t...

Page 17: ...d the sectors can overlap If the operator positions the dome where one or more programmed sectors overlap the dome sequences between the Sector titles on the video display for 1 5 seconds per Sector See Configuring Sectors on page 66 Dome Model Numbers and Camera Specifications Table 1 2 ACUIX ES Dome Models Description NTSC Model Number PAL Model Number In ceiling UTP 18X CLR smoke lower dome whi...

Page 18: ...plement to the hardware users guides and are based on the use of the Honeywell HJZTP joystick controller Table 1 3 Camera Specifications Item 18X Color Camera Image sensor 1 4 Ex view HAD CCD Lens 18x optimal zoom f 4 1mm wide to 73 8mm tele F1 4 to F3 0 Horizontal resolution 470 TVL NTSC 460 TVL PAL Moveable IR filter No Wide Dynamic Range WDR No Digital Zoom 12X 216X total zoom Angle of View H 4...

Page 19: ...ontroller using VCL UTP coax control protocol Pelco P and Pelco D third party protocols and controllers HEGS5000 5001 controller using Diamond protocol IntelliBusTM protocol IntelliBus Protocol When ACUIX ES is network connected to a PC based DVR such as the Honeywell Rapid Eye and set to the IntelliBus protocol you can Download an ACUIX ES configuration to a PC for later use After completing the ...

Page 20: ... specification of any cable used has a direct effect on the quality of the video signal at the control equipment end of the system Compromising the cable quality and specification can lead to poor video quality and system performance When other cables cannot be avoided run cables perpendicular to each other not alongside and keep this distance as short as possible Faulty cable or wiring can cause ...

Page 21: ... 10BaseT and 100BaseT networks Installation of cable gauges and distances that are outside the scope of Table 1 4 and Table 1 5 are undertaken solely at the installer s risk and responsibility Table 1 4 Video Data Power Contact and UTP Cabling Type Recommended Cable Maximum Distance Video Coaxial cable RG59 U Connector BNC crimp on for RG59 U 1000 feet 305 meters Data One shielded twisted pair RS4...

Page 22: ...ACUIX ES 24V AC 1 amp x 1 or 12V DC 1 5 amp x 1 Internal up to 8 ACUIX ES 24V AC 1 amp x 8 or 12V DC 1 5 amp x 8 Always keep coaxial cables away from all other cables and run them in complete isolation wherever possible If running a separate CAT5 cable specifically for CCTV ensure it is clearly identified to prevent confusion with network and other structured cabling Use Krone type junction boxes ...

Page 23: ...stem If an active receiver is used at the control end of the system then RS485 telemetry must be used This requires another single twisted pair per dome When wiring via twisted pair always ensure that you are actually using a twisted pair by examining the cable Failure to use wires from the same pair leads to noise introduction and subsequent video and telemetry problems The CAT5 cable used must n...

Page 24: ...containment and direct burial types Table 1 8 CAT5 Cabling and UTP Options Distance Receiver model and Description Video Telemetry Telemetry over Video Up to 500 feet 150 meters NV 212A video transceiver Cable must be within the same building as there is no transient protection Yes Up to 1000 feet 300 meters NV213A video transceiver NV 813A 8 port passive hub NV 1613A 16 port passive hub Yes Up to...

Page 25: ... SW3 SW4 and SW5 that require setting depending on the installation It is also important that settings match the control equipment settings See Setting the Switches on page 28 for defaults and detailed information Use these switches to Set the video selection to UTP or Coax video enabled SW1 See page 33 Set baud rate and parity SW2 positions 1 to 6 See page 34 Set the protocol SW3 positions 1 to 5...

Page 26: ...26 Introduction to the ACUIX ES PTZ Dome ...

Page 27: ...7 Connecting the Optional Contact Input Wiring page 39 Installing Indoor Pendant or Surface Domes page 40 Installing In Ceiling Domes page 43 Installation Warnings and Cautions Note Also see Cabling Recommendations and Cautions page 20 All installations must be performed by qualified technical personnel and must be in accordance with all national and local mechanical and electrical codes Ensure th...

Page 28: ... RS485 PAL and a 9600 baud rate NTSC and PAL Note There is a DIP switch setting label located on the scan assembly that you can refer to while setting the switches To make good wire contact and ensure the wire does not short to adjacent wires fully insert the wire in the hole on the terminal strip Ensure there are no bare wires touching or faulty operation may occur Ensure the cabling does not int...

Page 29: ...4 and RS485 Termination Switch SW5RS485 Termination Figure 2 2 Example of a DIP Switch Setting SW4 SW2 SW3 Skirt scan assembly SW5 on other side SW5 ON OFF Skirt scan assembly SW2 3 and 4 on other side ON OFF Positions 1 2 4 6 and 7 set to OFF Positions 3 5 and 8 set to ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON This DIP Switch setting is ...

Page 30: ...ed OFF COAX Video Enabled SW1 Video Selection The base of the pendant surface mount or in ceiling housing and scan assembly has these switches and plugs Shown is the pendant or surface mount See page 43 for an example of the in ceiling Contact Wiring Plugs P2 and P3 Power and Data Wiring Plug P1 P1 P2 P3 BNC Connector ...

Page 31: ... 4 Parity Even No parity SW2 5 and 6 Protocol MAXPRO mode VCL 485 SW3 1 to 5 Address 1 1 SW4 1 to 8 RS485 Termination Not Terminated OFF Not Terminated OFF SW5 Video Selection COAXIAL Video Enabled OFF COAXIAL Video Enabled OFF SW1 Miscellaneous Defaults Reserved OFF OFF SW3 6 Restore Factory Defaults OFF OFF SW3 7 Overriding the Logical Address ON ON SW3 8 Reserved OFF OFF SW2 7 Debugging boot co...

Page 32: ...F OFF ON VCL UTC 9600 baud no parity OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Diamond 9600 baud even parity OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Pelco P 4800 baud no parity default for P type control ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Pelco D 2400 baud no parity default for D type control OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OF...

Page 33: ...the video coaxial cable In this case there are no connections made at Data and Data on the terminal strip P1 Video Over Coaxial Cable Coax Video Enabled The video must be terminated in 75 Ohm at the last video device If the video is not terminated or is double terminated the resulting picture is poor and ghosting is displayed Video Over Unshielded Twisted Pair UTP Video Enabled If the UTP option i...

Page 34: ...re 2 1 Carefully place the SW3 switch in the required positions if different from the defaults To make changes to the default use Table 2 4 and see Figure 2 2 and Table 2 2 for examples Table 2 3 DIP Switch Baud Rate and Parity Settings SW2 1 6 Baud Rate and Parity Values Baud Rate Switch Position Parity Switch Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 600 OFF OFF OFF OFF 1200 ON OFF OFF OFF 2400 OFF ON OFF OFF 4800 O...

Page 35: ...uires a unique address The ACUIX ES can be addressed from 001 to 255 The default address is 001 1 Locate SW4 See Figure 2 1 Carefully place the SW4 switch in the required ON OFF positions based on the dome address See Table 2 5 for a partial list of the address settings and Figure 2 2 for a DIP switch example Table 2 4 DIP Switch Protocol Settings SW3 1 5 Protocol Name Switch Positions 1 2 3 4 5 I...

Page 36: ...ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 13 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 14 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 15 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 16 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 18 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 21 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 23 ON ON ON OF...

Page 37: ...e Power Distances and Supplies page 22 and RS485 Twisted Pair Telemetry page 24 for more information Note Ensure the correct connections are made with data pins 4 and 5 otherwise polarity can be an issue A good earth ground must be connected at the 5 pin connector P1 pin 2 Surge ESD and EMC performance will be compromised if the unit is not connected to a good earth ground Table 2 6 Power and Data...

Page 38: ...rol output at either end of the run The last dome on the end of the data run must be terminated and all intermediate domes unterminated Note Each RS485 port on the HDCC8TP must be treated individually as if each one is on a separate piece of equipment Figure 2 4 RS485 Daisychain Wiring up to 32 domes Control at One End For the RS485 daisychain wiring the data cable shield screen should be carried ...

Page 39: ... they should not be connected to the contact connector until all dome functionality has been fully tested Contact device activations could cause confusion during the initial testing stages See Tables 2 7 and 2 8 for wiring information All contact input connections MUST be passive contacts Table 2 7 Contact Wiring 3 Pin Pin P2 3 pin 1 Contact input 1 2 Contact input common 3 Contact input 2 Table 2...

Page 40: ... or wall mount with the indoor pendant or surface mount The cover and lower dome installation is the same for both See Figure 2 6 Note All ACUIX ES pendant surface mount shipments include both the skirt and top cap Use the part appropriate to the installation the other is a spare part In addition to the other items normally supplied by the installer the following may be required for the surface in...

Page 41: ...m 4 57 116 0 mm 5 51 140 0 mm 0 43 11 mm dia 9 45 240 0 mm Indoor Pendant Ceiling Mount Indoor Pendant Wall Mount Table 2 9 ACUIX ES Pendant Ceiling and Wall Mount Specifications Ceiling Mount Wall Mount Dimensions 14 76 375 mm H x 5 51 140 mm W x 4 57 116 mm L 5 51 140 mm H x 4 57 116 mm W x 9 45 240 mm L Pipe specification 1 5 NPT 1 5 PT TAP Weight 4 lbs 1 8 kg 8 6 lbs 3 9 kg Maximum Load Up to ...

Page 42: ... For all installations complete Setting the Switches on page 28 3 Finish connecting the wiring to the scan assembly a Attach the lanyard from the top cap or skirt to the scan assembly b Remove the terminal plugs from the back of the scan assembly Figure 2 3 c Screw the wires into the plugs d Plug the connectors back into the scan asssembly e Optional Connect BNC for coax see Figure 2 3 f Secure th...

Page 43: ...Safety cable a 3 32 approximately 2 4 mm plastic coated aircraft cable with a looping sleeve is recommended Figure 2 8 In ceiling Dome Layout How to Install an In ceiling Dome for a Dropped or Hard Ceiling 1 Select a location to install the in ceiling dome s 2 Prepare the ceiling and or ceiling tile Hard Ceiling Using the mounting template cut a 7 5 8 194 mm diameter hole in the ceiling If the cei...

Page 44: ...back into the holes c Optional Connect BNC for coax 6 Pull all the wiring from the plugs through the cable can wiring hole Ensure the wiring extends at least 12 inches 305 mm past the end of the hole and cut the cable length to 6 inches 152 mm 7 Tighten the wire clamp to hold the wires in place see Figure 2 8 8 Snap the cable can back into place by inserting the two tabs on the cable can into the ...

Page 45: ...pound force inch Figure 2 10 Stagger the Wing Tabs 10 Insert the trim ring into the inside of the scan assembly housing and rotate it until the three hooks on the trim ring are aligned and secure underneath the three round tabs See Figure 2 11 11 Install the lower dome a Attach the lanyard from the lower dome to the inside of the housing b Align the two holes on the lower dome with the two holes o...

Page 46: ...46 Installing the ACUIX ES ...

Page 47: ...ring See Important Information About Protocols on page 18 Step 1 Prepare the Controller and Monitor for Use Before making configuration changes with any controller you need to 1 Ensure the dome is assigned to the controller being used Refer to the applicable controller user guide for instructions 2 Confirm video is displaying on the monitor 3 Confirm there is manual control of the dome using the c...

Page 48: ...presets reserved for controlling and programming the ACUIX ES See Programming Preset Tours on page 61 to program new presets A maximum of 100 presets including special presets are supported Various presets are available for programming with all protocols with exceptions as noted in Table 3 2 Table 3 1 Display Options at Dome Power Up When the dome first powers up If Then See Start up screen text T...

Page 49: ...84 85 Program mimic tours 1 2 and 3 MAXPRO mode VCL VCL UTC Pelco D and P page 60 86 Stop or end mimic tour programming sequence MAXPRO mode VCL VCL UTC Pelco D and P page 60 87 88 89 Start run preset tours 1 2 and 3 MAXPRO mode VCL VCL UTC Pelco D and P page 61 90 Setup menu on screen display OSD MAXPRO mode VCL VCL UTC Diamond and Pelco D and P Step 4 Open the OSD Menu and Start Configuring page...

Page 50: ...nd PINS on page 75 the Login screen displays and a PIN is required to access the OSD 1 Enter a PIN or skip to step 2 a If prompted enter the 4 digit PIN to log in as User Level 1 the default is 1000 Move the joystick up or down to select numbers for each digit Move the joystick left or right to move between digits b Press F5 enter 2 Press 90 Preset The main OSD menu including the camera model disp...

Page 51: ... or escape from a menu VCL The monitor displays press Iris Close Press Iris Note In VCL protocol press Iris to open a menu and Iris to close a menu The OSD uses the terms Iris Open and Iris Close to mean the same thing respectively In some menus you can also use these keys to toggle between values To exit or escape from a menu MAXPRO mode or Diamond The monitor displays press Esc When using an HJZ...

Page 52: ...y Zone Color 4 Delete PrivacyZones 4 Digital Zoom Mag 4 Set Pan and Tilt Options 4 n a 4 White Balance 4 List PS PT Sectors 1 Manual Speed deg s 1 High Light WB Mode 1 Presets 2 Pan Reverse 2 Low Light WB Mode 2 Preset Tours 3 Tilt Reverse 3 Enter High Lght 28dB 3 Sectors 4 2 deg Tilt Limit 4 Enter Low Lght 28dB 5 Find Home on Startup 5 Manual White Balance 6 Pan Offset Offset Set Pan Offset 7 Sta...

Page 53: ...era Msg Number on the Monitor Select 2 Display Options 1 Camera Msg ON or OFF default See Note 1 Changing the Digital Zoom Magnification Level Digital Zoom Mag Select 2 Display Options 4 Digital Zoom Mag ON or OFF default Displays the magnifcation level on the right side beside the dome ID If the location changes based on dome name this text also moves Changing the Startup Screen Msg Select 2 Disp...

Page 54: ...ical number assigned to each dome displays on the monitor as CAM during installation using the address switches on the scan assembly To name and position the text on the monitor see Changing Dome Name Location on page 54 2 Applies to the user assigned alpha numeric name you can assign to each dome The dome may also have a number assigned during installation when the address switch settings are ass...

Page 55: ...aximum tilt speed is half of the maximum pan speed Turning the 2 Tilt Limit ON or OFF Select 3 Control Options 4 Set Pan and Tilt Options 4 2 Tilt Limit ON or OFF default ON positions the dome tilt to 2 above horizontal Finding the Mechanical Home on Startup 1 Select 3 Control Options 4 Set Pan and Tilt Options 5 Find Home on Startup 2 Select ON or OFF default If you select ON the message Extreme ...

Page 56: ... Select 3 Control Options 4 Set Pan and Tilt Options 7 Startup State Restore 2 Select ON or OFF default If you select ON the message Extreme Caution This will move the dome to previous shutdown position on startup displays Select Y yes to continue or N no to cancel ON sets the dome to return to the state of operation at the last loss of power Displaying Pan and Tilt Coordinates on the Monitor Sele...

Page 57: ...s the zoom speed proportional to the angular position of the joystick The number sets the speed the joystick moves the zoom lens It adjusts the zoom speed based on the angle of the joystick is positioned Setting the Exposure Level 1 Select 5 Camera Options 2 Exposure Control 2 Exposure Level 2 Select a number where 0 is for a dark outdoor application 14 is for a bright indoor application 7 default...

Page 58: ...g between 0 and 28 dB 3 Select a Shutter Speed high light default is 1 60s low light default is 1 30 s PAL cameras 1 3 sec 1 6 sec 1 12 sec 1 25 sec or 1 50 sec NTSC cameras 1 4 sec 1 8 sec 1 15 sec 1 30 sec or 1 60 sec The high light level mode cannot be set lower than the low light level mode and conversely the low light level mode cannot be set higher than the high light level mode Turning the ...

Page 59: ... is reserved for a special function PS PS Reserved displays If the function is programmed the text displays For example if P preset 1 is entered pre programmed and named PS Entrance Door displays If Preset 1 is entered but not pre programmed PS Does Not Exist displays Enabling or Disabling the Default Function After it is Set Select 3 Control Options 5 Set Default Function select Enable or Disable...

Page 60: ...unning a Mimic Tour 1 Program a mimic tour 2 Select the applicable preset number or use the function programming menu 80 Preset to run mimic tour 1 81 Preset to run mimic tour 2 82 Preset to run mimic tour 3 Stopping a Mimic Tour Stop any mimic tour by manually controlling the dome or by sending the dome to a preset preset tour or another mimic tour command Deleting a Mimic Tour from the Function ...

Page 61: ...lect a Velocity between each preset 1 to 360 second The default is 360 second 5 Select a Dwell time for how long the dome waits before it goes to the next preset in the list Select from 1 to 99 seconds 6 Select S to save E to exit or D to delete Inserting presets To insert a preset between presets position the cursor on the second preset and press Focus Near to insert a line Deleting presets To de...

Page 62: ... monitor Deleting a Preset or Preset Tour 1 Select 6 Function Programming 7 Delete PS PT MT Sectors 2 Locate and select the applicable Preset PS or Preset Tour PT number The message Delete Success displays or if the selected function and number is not programmed the message Does Not Exist displays instead Existing programming does not have to be deleted to be reprogrammed You can edit the coordina...

Page 63: ...ween 1 and 24 to assign the area 5 Press Focus Far to switch to PTZ mode to gain control over the joystick Adjust the coordinates of the privacy zone as required using the joystick and moving it up or right to create a mask box The tilt cannot be greater than 70 and the zoom cannot be more than 1x 6 Press Focus Near to switch to menu mode to access the controller keyboard Press Iris Open to save t...

Page 64: ...N no for disable If a privacy zone is disabled the programming is saved but the video is not blanked when the dome moves into the programmed privacy zone area The programmed zones are displayed in ascending order of Zone ID and indicate whether the privacy zone is enabled Y or disabled N If a privacy zone is disabled it does not display on the PTZ Priority Menu When a privacy zone is enabled it is...

Page 65: ...not increased once a zone is programmed This means that when you zoom in or out quickly the privacy zone may uncover the object Even if the user or privacy zone login PIN is disabled a password is still required to enter the Admin Login Password Settings menu Deleting Privacy Zones One at a Time 1 Select 6 Function Programming 3 Privacy Zone Options 4 Delete Privacy Zones 2 Locate and select the a...

Page 66: ... Focus Far to switch to PTZ mode to gain control over the joystick and position the picture to the upper right corner of the Sector 8 Press Focus Near to switch to menu mode to access the controller keyboard 9 Press Iris Open Focus Far Iris Close to save the Sector 10 Program another Sector or exit If the upper right tilt position is below the lower left tilt position the message Illegal Tilt Dire...

Page 67: ...tions Also see Configuring Default Functions Presets and Tours on page 59 Viewing a List of Sectors Select 6 Function Programming 4 List PS PT Sectors 3 Sectors The list is generated on screen of all programmed sector Deleting a Sector 1 Select 6 Function Programming 7 Delete PS PT MT Sectors 2 Locate and select the applicable Sector number The message Delete Success displays or if the selected fu...

Page 68: ...Not Exist displays If a preset is reserved for a special function PS PS Reserved displays Setting a Contact Condition 1 Select 3 Control Options 3 Program Alarms 2 Set Alarm Condition 2 Select the contact number between 1 and 4 to set from the Alarm column 3 In the Condition column select OPEN to trigger an contact when the contact opens or CLOSE to trigger an contact when the contact closes See T...

Page 69: ...ed and programmed As long as no other contact is active the newly triggered contact performs as programmed The dome stays in the contact state until the contact is acknowledged Any further triggered contacts are not serviced until after the first one is acknowledged and then the subsequent contacts are activated in numerical order starting at the lowest number A contact cannot be reactivated until...

Page 70: ...70 Configuring the ACUIX ES ...

Page 71: ...mands to all Domes page 76 Displaying the Run Time Counter on the Monitor page 77 Displaying System Information on the Monitor page 77 Resetting or Restoring the Dome to Factory Defaults Resetting the Scan and Dome Camera Note Resetting the dome is the same as cycling the power to the dome It does not restore the factory defaults but preserves all of the dome setup information Once you select this...

Page 72: ... Default Settings Y or N to cancel The message This will restore all user default settings to their default values displays All of the default configuration settings are restored to the factory defaults without deleting user programmed configurations presets preset tours mimic tours sectors and privacy zones Restoring to Factory Defaults Using Switch SW3 7 Note The switch is read only at power up ...

Page 73: ...installations that SW3 8 is kept ON during normal operation so that the logical address cannot be changed from the on screen setup menus See DIP Switch Default Settings and Locations on page 28 for more information 1 Locate switch SW3 position 8 2 Carefully place the switch in the required position to set the camera address from memory See Table 4 1 on page 73 for examples Default To force the dom...

Page 74: ...Select a Protocol Diamond MAXPRO VCL 485 VCL UTC Pelco P or Pelco D Select a baud rate 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 Select a parity Even Odd or None Setting Boot Control Debugging Mode on Switch SW2 8 Note For normal operation SW2 8 should be set to the OFF position See DIP Switch Default Settings and Locations on page 28 for more information When SW2 POS 8 is set to the ON ...

Page 75: ... 3 Select 1 User Login PIN Enabled or Disabled Changing a 4 Digit User or Privacy Zone Login PIN 1 Press 75 Preset 2 Enter the 4 digit PIN default 1000 3 Select 2 Change PIN Enter a new PIN 4 Re enter the PIN to verify as above The message PIN changed displays and you return to the Password Settings menu If you enter the wrong 4 digit number the message Invalid PIN try again displays and the dome ...

Page 76: ...isplay OSD language displayed on the monitors for all the domes in the system Note This option is not applicable to IntelliBus protocol as this protocol uses a different addressing mechanism to communicate with domes Enabling and Disabling the Broadcast Command Receive Mode 1 To enable the Broadcast Command Receive Mode select 73 Preset The message BROADCAST RX MODE ON displays on the monitor for ...

Page 77: ...the password 1000 default The Password Settings screen opens 2 Select 5 System Info Various diagnostic information displays on the monitor as in Table 4 2 This is generally only used by technicians or for troubleshooting Table 4 2 OSD System Information Examples Description Example on Screen Application Version A 1 73Sep 10 2008 16 17 40 Boot Code Version B 1 8 Aug 16 2008 14 53 10 UTC 8051 Code V...

Page 78: ...78 System Administration and Settings ...

Page 79: ... 09 A Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Protocols Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Protocol DIP Switch Settings Table A 1 Switch SW3 1 5 Settings Protocol Name Switch SW3 Positions 1 2 3 4 5 Pelco P_AD ON OFF ON OFF ON Pelco D_AD OFF ON ON OFF ON ...

Page 80: ...Table A 2 Pelco P_AD and Pelco D_AD Special Presets Preset Function 20 Setup menu on screen display OSD 22 Toggles backlight compensation ON and OFF preset 23 auto exposure must be ON 23 Toggles auto exposure or iris ON and OFF factory default is ON 24 Run mimic tour menu 25 Program mimic tour menu 26 Stop or end mimic tour programming sequence 27 Run continuous preset tours menu 28 Administrator ...

Page 81: ...76 77 C cables 20 25 camera definition 14 lens resetting 49 72 msg displaying 53 options menu 56 58 specifications 18 CAT5 cables 21 22 25 CE compliance 20 ceiling installations 41 43 ceiling plate 43 changing address protocol parity or baud rate 73 auto focus mode 56 digital zoom magnification level 53 dome name location 53 54 manual pan and tilt speed 55 on screen language 53 PIN 75 privacy zone...

Page 82: ...ast command receive mode 76 77 default function 59 PIN 75 privacy zone 64 exposure auto 49 control submenu 57 level setting 57 F factory defaults restoring 31 72 false ceiling see dropped ceiling features ACUIX ES 14 finding home 48 55 firmware 19 48 flashback 15 49 50 function programming menu 60 67 G gain setting 58 H hard ceiling 43 HDCC8TP RS485 and 38 HEGS5000 5001 controller 19 high light wb...

Page 83: ...or display settings see display settings mounts 14 41 N NC normally closed contacts 68 nightshot control 57 NO normally open contacts 68 NTSC default protocol 18 default switch settings 31 dome model numbers 17 gain setting and shutter speed 58 invalid settings default 28 O on screen display menu see OSD opening OSD menus 50 51 OSD menu tree 52 opening menus 50 overriding logical dome address 73 P...

Page 84: ... termination 29 31 35 38 twisted pair telemetry 24 run time counter displaying 77 running mimic tours 60 preset tours 61 tours preset and mimic 49 S safety cable 43 saving configurations IntelliBus protocol 19 scan assembly definition 14 resetting 71 switches location 29 wiring in ceiling installations 43 pendant or surface installations 40 screened cables 21 sectors 17 66 73 security level privac...

Page 85: ...cal phase edge 58 white balance 58 U unscreened unshielded cables 21 unshielded twisted pair see UTP UPS uniterruptible power supply 20 user login PIN 75 76 UTP cables 21 23 24 video options 33 V VCL protocol 18 special presets 48 49 UTC protocol 25 velocity between presets 61 vertical phase edge 58 video cables 21 CAT5 cable 22 control over coaxial cable or UTP 33 default 31 display settings 56 s...

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