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HCMU001002

06/24/04

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

HCC474M

Camera Side

1. Lens mount

2. Backfocus screw

3. Lens mount cap

4. 1/4-20 mounting base

(camera top and bottom)

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Summary of Contents for HCC474M

Page 1: ...REV A HCMU001002 06 24 04 HCC474M ULTRA MINIATURE 1 3 COLOR CAMERA ...

Page 2: ...aintenance servicing instruction in the literature accompanying the product WARNING TO PREVENT THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THIS CAMERA TO RAIN OR MOISTURE We hereby declare that all major safety requirements concerning Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC and amendment 93 68 EEC and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directives 89 336 EEC 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC are fulfilled as ...

Page 3: ... manual for future reference PRECAUTIONS 4 FEATURES 6 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 8 Camera Side 8 Camera Back 10 MENU OPERATION 12 Menu Description 13 MAIN MENU 14 Lens 15 AGC 16 Electronic Shutter Control 17 White Balance Control 19 Back Light Compensation 21 Text Display 23 Special Menu 26 LENS INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT 31 Mounting a Lens 33 Backfocus Adjustment 34 SPECIFICATIONS 36 SUPPLIED ACCE...

Page 4: ... To avoid possible damage do not drop the camera or subject it to shocks or vibrations When attaching or removing the lens handle with care so that moisture and dust do not enter the camera Do not shoot any source of bright light If the object contains very bright areas bright vertical or horizontal lines may appear on the screen This is called smear a phenomenon which often occurs with solid stat...

Page 5: ...e is radiation This could damage the CCD and other components and cause malfunction Avoid installing in places where there are strong magnetic fields or electrical signals Avoid installing in places where the camera would be subject to strong vibrations Never expose the camera to rain or water Daily Check Make daily checks for proper operation for surveillance use In order to maintain normal opera...

Page 6: ...h sensitivity design for a horizontal resolution of 470 TV lines NTSC 460 TV lines PAL High quality image is obtained by digital signal processing with optimization of control program and image correction algorithm Backlight Compensation When strong light enters the scene background such as from a spotlight or window back light compensation function automatically adjust the video level to preserve...

Page 7: ...up to 1 100 000 sec CCD iris function automatically sets the brightness of the picture by changing the shutter speed of the camera according to the incident light when using a manual iris lens Other versatile functions Variable AGC function of up to 32dB Text display function of up to 24 characters Internal Line lock synchronizations are provided Special menu functions for gamma color adjustment c...

Page 8: ...REV A 8 HCMU001002 06 24 04 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS HCC474M Camera Side 1 Lens mount 2 Backfocus screw 3 Lens mount cap 4 1 4 20 mounting base camera top and bottom ...

Page 9: ...C mount lens can be used when C mount adapter is attached CS mount lens can be used when adapter is removed 2 Backfocus screw A screw is provided to fix the lens mount 3 Lens mount cap Cap the lens mount when the lens is not mounted 4 1 4 20 mounting base Mounting base for installing the camera located on top and bottom of camera ...

Page 10: ... 06 24 04 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS CONTINUED PWR 12VDC 24VAC CLASS2 GND VIDEO LENS DC VIDEO SET 5 Setup buttons 4 Power Indicator 2 Lens Connector 1 Lens Switch 3 Video output connector 6 Power Input Terminal Camera Back ...

Page 11: ...ction The power connection will accept power from either a 12 volt DC source or a 24 volt AC source The 12 volt DC connection is polarity sensitive If connected incorrectly the camera will not work The left terminal is for the positive connection and the center terminal is the negative connection When using a 24 volt AC source the first and second terminals are used Polarity selection is not requi...

Page 12: ... screen menus facilitate checking and changing the settings and adjustments A brief help line is often presented on the screen below the list of commands The complete set of current parameters is saved and will be loaded each time the camera is turned on until the next change in setup PWR 12VDC 24VAC CLASS2 GND VIDEO LENS DC VIDEO SET Moves cursor UP Moves cursor LEFT Moves cursor RIGHT SET displa...

Page 13: ...CIAL MENU page 26 Shutter mode select Auto Manual 1 60 1 100 000sec PAL 1 50 Back light compensation Off On Zone select Sync mode control INT L L Phase adjust White balance control Auto tracking ATW Preset AWC Manual R B adjust Text display control Off On Text generation Special menu Gamma Color adjustment Sharpness low high Contrast off on Brightness Preset REV A 13 HCMU001002 06 24 04 ...

Page 14: ...urn the normal video screen 4 When a setting is changed the new setting is stored in the internal memory when the cursor is at End and SET is pressed When power is turned off then on again operation continues at the most recent settings Note In absence of button operation the menu display is extinguished automatically in about 60 seconds MAIN MENU Lens DC AGC 32dB Shutter AUTO White Balance ATW Ba...

Page 15: ...anged by setting lens switch on the rear panel of camera 4 Press the SET button only when the lens mode is DC to setting the video level of DC type lens 5 Press the left or right button to adjust the video level After setting press SET to return to the MAIN MENU MAIN MENU Lens DC AGC 32dB Shutter AUTO White Balance ATW Back Light OFF Text Display OFF Sync Mode INT Special Menu End VIDEO LEVEL Leve...

Page 16: ...ght button ascending sequence OFF 6dB 12dB 16dB 20dB 24dB 28dB 32dB Left button descending sequence 32dB 28dB 24dB 20dB 16dB 12dB 6dB OFF At the AGC level setting camera s sensitivity is automatically increased to a setting level when the level of ambient light drops In the general application AGC max level is set to 32dB MAIN MENU Lens DC AGC 32dB Shutter AUTO White Balance ATW Back Light OFF Tex...

Page 17: ...age will be fixed by setting the auto mode so the shutter speed is automatically varied according to the incident light Note Outdoor illumination levels may exceed 150 000 lux which is outside the range that can be controlled by the electronic shutter For proper operation of electronic shutter if illumination levels exceed 10 000 lux use an auto iris lens MAIN MENU Lens DC AGC 32dB Shutter AUTO Wh...

Page 18: ...eed from 1 60 to 1 100 000 sec 3 After selecting a shutter speed press SET to return to the MAIN MENU MANUAL SHUTTER Shutter Speed 1 60 Press SET to Main Menu Right button ascending sequence 1 60 1 50 PAL 1 100 1 120 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 10000 1 30000 1 50000 1 100000 1 60 1 50 PAL Left button descending sequence 1 100000 1 50000 1 30000 1 10000 1 4000 1 2000 1 1000 1 500 1 250 1 120...

Page 19: ...nce ATW This mode accepts different types of lighting using an automatic tracking system and automatically controls in the color tempera ture range of 2400K to 10000K Note The ATW mode may not function properly under the following conditions When shooting with non standard lighting or lighting with a color temperature that exceeds the range of the camera When a large part of the scene is occupied ...

Page 20: ...ot completed in approximately 5 seconds press the SET button again MANUAL Manual white balance 1 Press SET to set Manual White Balance when the cursor is positioned at White Balance and the mode is MANUAL 2 Press the left right up or down direction buttons to control the Red Blue gain 3 After setting press SET to return to the MAIN MENU Note To avoid failure of the AWC mode setting do not move the...

Page 21: ...r window entering the scene background causes the lens iris to close possibly obscuring desired portions of the scene The back light compensation function automatically adjusts the video level to preserve visibility in important sections of the scene 1 Press SET to display the MAIN MENU 2 Position the cursor at BACK LIGHT and press the left or right button to toggle between the ON and OFF settings...

Page 22: ...T to display the BLC zone set 2 Press the up or down direction buttons to move the cursor to desired BLC zone 3 Press the left or right direction buttons to set the sensing zone in which you want to preserve visibility in important sections of the scene 4 After setting press SET to return to the MAIN MENU BLC ZONE SET Zone Display Zone 1 OFF Zone 2 OFF Zone 3 OFF Zone 4 OFF Zone 5 OFF Zone 6 ON Pr...

Page 23: ...tings Text Generation A maximum of 24 alphanumeric characters 1 line can be displayed on the screen 1 To generate text press SET when the cursor is on TEXT DISPLAY and the text display mode is ON 2 Use the left right up and down direction buttons to move to each character Press SET to select each character 3 Move the cursor to POS and press SET to select text location TEXT GENERATION A B C D E F G...

Page 24: ...EN ERATION menu and pressing SET 2 Use the left right up and down buttons to move text location 3 After selecting text location press SET to return to the MAIN MENU Sync Mode 1 Press the SET button to display the MAIN MENU on the monitor screen 2 Position the cursor at SYNC MODE and press the left or right button for L L line lock mode 3 Press the left or right button again sync mode is return to ...

Page 25: ... lock setting the camera s vertical synchronization can be driven by the 60Hz AC 50Hz PAL signal in the power lines In the line lock mode synchronization may not be corrected for a few seconds after the power is turned on this is not a malfunction If horizontal lines rolling upward or downward are observed on the screen reverse the polarity of the power cable connected to the power input connector...

Page 26: ...ticular applications 1 Press SET to display the MAIN MENU 2 Move the cursor to SPECIAL MENU and press SET 3 The Special Menu will display SPECIAL MENU Gamma Color Adj Sharpness LOW Contrast OFF Brightness Preset End MAIN MENU Lens DC AGC 32dB Shutter AUTO White Balance ATW Back Light OFF Text Display OFF Sync Mode L L Special Menu End ...

Page 27: ...ue is 0 45 3 Once setting is selected press SET to return to SPECIAL MENU Color Adjustment 1 Position the cursor at COLOR ADJ and press SET 2 Use the left and right buttons to adjust levels Use the up and down buttons to move between Phase and Level controls 3 Once values are selected press SET to return to SPECIAL MENU GAMMA ADJUSTEMENT Level 14 Level gamma value 14 0 45 00 1 Press SET to Return ...

Page 28: ...ons to toggle between HIGH and LOW 2 Move the cursor up or down and press SET to select the setting Contrast When strong illumination such as a spotlight or outdoor light is present in the background the scene will darken When using the contrast compensation function the dark areas are enhanced and the image brightened 1 Position the cursor at CONTRAST and use the right and left buttons to toggle ...

Page 29: ...the cursor at BRIGHTNESS and press SET 2 Use the left and right buttons to adjust levels 3 Once values are selected press SET to return to the SPECIAL MENU SPECIAL MENU Gamma Color Adj Sharpness LOW Contrast OFF Brightness Preset End BRIGHTNESS Level 00 Press SET to Return ...

Page 30: ...ess SET The message Press SET to Factory Set will be displayed 2 Pressing SET will perform the preset function Once reset Factory Setup Completed will display on the screen for 5 seconds End To exit the SPECIAL MENU use the up or down buttons to move the cursor to End and press SET REV A 30 HCMU001002 06 24 04 MAIN MENU CONTINUED SPECIAL MENU Gamma Color Adj Sharpness LOW Contrast OFF Brightness P...

Page 31: ...ens plug on to the lens cable as follows Video type lens Set lens switch to VIDEO Connect the lens cable of a video type lens If the plug on the cable is of a different type replace it with the provided 4 pin iris plug 1 2 4 3 Pin Assignment Video type 4 pin Pin No Signal 1 12V DC 50mA max 2 N C Not connected 3 Video 0 7Vp p high impedance no sync 4 GND 12V N C Video input GND 1 3 2 4 ...

Page 32: ... lens If the plug on the cable is of a different type replace it with the provided 4 pin iris plug 1 2 4 3 Pin Assignment DC type 4 pin Pin No Signal 1 Damping coil 2 Damping coil 3 Drive coil 4 Drive coil Damping coil Damping coil Drive coil Drive coil 1 3 2 4 After installing the connector plug connect it to the lens connector on the rear panel of camera ...

Page 33: ...ot become loose 4 If the lens has an auto iris mechanism connect the lens cable to the lens connector NOTE When removing the C mount adapter If the adapter is attached so tightly that it is difficult to remove use long nosed pliers to remove it Insert the tips of the pliers into the holes with no threads and turn to remove A screwdriver can also be used to remove a firmly attached adapter Insert M...

Page 34: ...e minimum smear and optimum pictures 3 Set AGC mode to 32dB It is recommended that the AGC be used in the 32dB mode after adjusting the video level HCC474M Backfocus screw Backfocus Adjustment When a lens is mounted adjustment of the backfocus may be required Adjust with the lens focus ring when the correct focus cannot be obtained Refer to the table on the next page An ND filter may be used to op...

Page 35: ...backfocus tighten the backfocus screw 1 Fully open the aperture and set the lens to the maximum telephoto position then turn the focus ring to focus If using an auto iris lens shoot a comparatively dark object so that the aperture is fully open 2 Set the lens to its maximum wide angle position 3 Loosen the two backfocus screws with a hex wrench and turn the lens mount to focus After adjusting the ...

Page 36: ...4 V Scanning area 6 0 H x 4 96 V mm Scanning system 2 1 interlace Scanning frequency NTSC Horizontal 15 743kHz Vertical 59 94Hz Video output Composite video signal 1Vp p 75Ohm unbalanced Video S N ratio 50dB AGC OFF Horizontal resolution NTSC 470 TV lines AGC range OFF 6dB 12dB 16dB 20dB 24dB 28dB 32dB Minimum Illumination 0 45 lux F1 2 50IRE AGC ON Contrast ON ...

Page 37: ...00 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 10000 1 30000 1 50000 1 100000 second White balance Selectable auto tracking ATW preset AWC and MANUAL Backlight compensation ON OFF selectable 6 sensing zones Text display ON OFF selectable 24 alphanumeric characters Special menu Gamma Color Adj Sharpness Contrast Brightness and Preset GAMMA Variable Flickerless ON OFF selectable Lens mount C CS Mount Camera mount 1 4 20...

Page 38: ... 20 C to 60 C Dimensions 1 6W x 1 6H x 2 8D inches 41W x 41H x 73D mm Weight 0 35 lbs 160g Notes If used continuously operate at less than 40 C 140 F for long term stable performance Design and specifications are subject to change without notice This CCD camera is designed to output video signals conforming to the NTSC PAL standard so it cannot be used with video recorders or color monitors which ...

Page 39: ...s mount cap 1 C mount adapter 1 L wrench 1 User manual 1 For Customer Use please record the Model No and Serial No in the spaces provided below These numbers are located on the bottom of the camera Keep this manual for future reference Model No Serial No ...

Page 40: ...mission from Honeywell Video Systems The information in this publication is believed to be accurate in all respects However Honeywell Video Systems cannot assume responsibility for any consequences resulting from the use thereof The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Revisions or new editions to this publication may be issued to incorporate such changes ...

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