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Connections

Connect the video output of the camera to the video 

input of a monitor or other equipment. When using a 

“loop through” connection of two or more monitors, set 

the 75 ohm switch of only the final monitor to On.

Select the type of cable according to the distance 

between the camera and the connected equipment.

Note

Do not turn on the power of any connected 

equipment until all connections are 

completed.

Power source

(24 V AC or 12 V DC)

12V

D

C

/24V

A

C

CL

ASS2

GND

~

~

VIDEO

LENS

LL

INT

SET

Video iris or 

DC iris lens

To lens connector

To video input connector

To power input terminal

Summary of Contents for HCCM674M

Page 1: ...User Guide HCCM674M High Resolution Day Night Miniature Box Camera Document 800 11199 Rev E 09 2012 ...

Page 2: ...ordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interfer ence in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate ...

Page 3: ...moisture Mounting Follow the manufacturer s instructions when mounting the product Use only mounting accessories recommended by the manufacturer Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your facility consult your equipment dealer or local power company Ventilation Do not bloc...

Page 4: ...ts such as light fixtures for extended periods or bright vertical and horizontal lines may appear on the screen Installation and storage Do not point the camera at the sun as this could damage the camera whether it is operating or not Do not install the camera where the temperature could exceed the allowable range Make sure the ambient temperature is less than 104 F 40 C in installations intended ...

Page 5: ...ns 10 Back focus Adjustment 11 Suitable Lenses 12 Camera Installation 13 Connections 14 Menu System 15 Menu Description 16 Setup Menu 17 Lens 17 Shutter AGC 18 White Balance 19 Backlight 20 Picture Adjust 21 ATR 21 Motion Detection 22 Privacy 23 Day Night 24 Noise Reduction 26 Camera ID 26 Sync 27 Language 28 Camera Reset 28 Save All 28 Specifications 29 ...

Page 6: ... preserve visibility Highlight compensation masks bright spots in a scene White balance Seven user selectable white balance control modes for varying conditions Iris function Drive output for video iris and DC iris lens Built in electronic shutter allows eight shutter speeds up to 1 100 000 s CCD iris function automati cally sets picture brightness by changing the shutter speed of the camera accor...

Page 7: ...apter Back focus screw Use to adjust the back focus See page 11 Lens mount cap Use to cap the lens mount when the lens is not attached C mount adapter Use to install a C mount lens Remove to install a CS mount lens Turn counterclockwise to remove See page 10 1 4 20 UNC Mounting Hole Use to install the camera to a tripod 1 4 20 UNC Mounting Hole Use to install the camera to a tripod ...

Page 8: ...ge 16 Lens connector Use to connect the lens cable when using an auto iris lens Video output connector Connector a BNC connector that outputs a composite video signal Power indicator Lights up when the camera is powered Alarm output connector Factory use only Power input terminal Connect to a 24 V AC or 12 V DC power source Do not connect the power source until all other connections have been comp...

Page 9: ...o DC 2 Connect the lens cable of a DC galvanometric type lens If the plug on the cable is of a different type replace it with the supplied 4 pin iris plug 3 After installing the connector plug connect it to the lens connector on the rear panel of the camera 1 2 4 3 Pin Assignment Pin Signal 1 12 V DC 50 mA max 2 NC not connected 3 Video 0 7 Vp p high impedance no sync 4 GND 12V NC GND Video input ...

Page 10: ... to be used If necessary use long nosed pliers to remove the C mount adapter Insert the tips of the pliers into the holes with no threads then turn until the adapter comes loose You can also use a screwdriver by inserting M3 screws into the holes so that the screwdriver has something to grip Store the C mount adapter for future use 3 Attach and secure the lens to the lens mount ...

Page 11: ...back focus screws with a hex wrench supplied and then turn the lens mount to focus 3 After adjusting the back focus retighten the back focus screw Do not overtighten Zoom Lens 1 Manual lens Fully open the iris set the zoom ring to full WIDE and then set the focus ring to NEAR DC lens Same zoom and focus settings as above but make sure that the lens is pointed toward a dark area so that the iris is...

Page 12: ... Note In the illustration below L should be as shown in the table If L exceeds the value in the table it may damage the inside of the camera and make correct mounting impossible Height of the area of view m A Distance between camera and object m Focal length of lens mm Width of the area of view m B Distance between camera and object m Focal length of lens mm Mounted Lens 1 2 Lens 1 3 Lens A 4 8 3 ...

Page 13: ...3 Camera Installation The camera can be installed on a tripod using the 1 4 20 UNC mounting holes on the top and bottom of the camera Ensure that the camera is installed securely 26 65 mm 1 4 20 UNC 2B Camera mounting hole ...

Page 14: ...hm switch of only the final monitor to On Select the type of cable according to the distance between the camera and the connected equipment Note Do not turn on the power of any connected equipment until all connections are completed Power source 24 V AC or 12 V DC 12VDC 24VAC CLASS2 GND VIDEO LENS LL INT SET Video iris or DC iris lens To lens connector To video input connector To power input termi...

Page 15: ... the cursor and select items from the menus The camera settings can be changed to accommodate usage conditions When connected to a monitor convenient on screen menus facilitate checking and adjusting the settings The setting menus are shown on the next page SET 1 2 5 3 4 1 Up button 2 Down button 3 Left button 4 Right button 5 Set button Shift the cursor upwards Shift the cursor downwards Shift th...

Page 16: ...UST ATR MOTION DETECTION PRIVACY DAY NIGHT NOISE REDUCTION CAMERA ID SYNC LANGUAGE CAMERA RESET SAVE ALL ATW PUSH USER1 2 ANTI CR MANUAL PUSH LOCK OFF BLC HLC MIRROR BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST SHARPNESS HUE GAIN OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON AUTO COLOR BW Y LEVEL C LEVEL OFF ON INT LL ENGLISH GERMAN RUSSIAN PORTUGESE JAPANESE FRENCH SPANISH NEXT ...

Page 17: ...save the new settings in the camera s memory move the cursor to SAVE ALL and then press SET Lens 1 Press SET to display the Setup menu 2 Move the cursor to LENS and then press the left or right setup button to select the Lens mode 3 Position the cursor at AUTO and then press SET to select Auto Iris 4 Change the settings as desired 5 Move the cursor to RETURN and then press SET to return to the Set...

Page 18: ...DC level of the DC lens in High Luminance mode In Low Luminance mode brightness indicates the AGC level Manual Mode When using a manual iris lens the picture brightness is controlled by setting the shutter level In MANUAL mode the shutter and AGC levels will change as follows Shutter 1 60 to 1 100 000 sec 8 stages AGC level 6 dB to 44 8 dB 8 stages Note For proper operation of the electronic shutt...

Page 19: ... users should adjust ATW settings SETUP MENU AUTO LENS SHUTTER AGC AUTO WHITE BAL ATW BACKLIGHT OFF PICT ADJUST ATR OFF MOTION DET OFF NEXT EXIT SAVE ALL PUSH Adjusts the white balance regardless of the lighting condition Pull in mode USER1 Manually adjusted white balance by User mode1 Color temperature is preset at 2500K ATW SPEED DELAY CNT ATW FRAME x2 00 ENVIRONMENT INDOOR RETURN SPEED Adjusts ...

Page 20: ...ted white balance by User mode2 Color temperature is preset at 5600K ANTI CR Minimizes the color changes color rolling over long periods caused by small differences between the flicker frequency of non inverter fluorescent lights and the drive frequency of the image sensor devices MANUAL Allows the white balance to be adjusted manually following the black body radiation curve The R gain is automat...

Page 21: ...n The ATR function provides gradation compensation to improve the contrast of subjects whose gradation has been lost in cases where for instance both low luminance areas and high luminance areas exist in the same scene PICT ADJUST MIRROR OFF BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST SHARPNESS HUE GAIN RETURN 000 128 128 128 128 MIRROR Sets the horizontal flip for the display output BRIGHTNESS Sets the brightness of the...

Page 22: ...t to LOW MIDLOW MID MIDHIGH or HIGH Motion Detection The motion detection function detects moving objects in a scene Motion detection is triggered when the differences between frames in a monitored area exceed a specific level 1 Press SET to display the Setup menu 2 Move the cursor to MOTION DET and then press the left or right setup button to set the motion detection function SETUP MENU AUTO LENS...

Page 23: ...CT SENSE Sets the motion detection sensitivity BLOCK DISP Controls the motion detection block display MONITOR AREA Sets whether to use the monitoring frames AREA SEL Selects the monitoring frame to be set TOP Sets the top side of the monitoring frame BOTTOM Sets the bottom side of the monitoring frame LEFT Sets the left side of the monitoring frame RIGHT Sets the right side of the monitoring frame...

Page 24: ...op side of the mask frame BOTTOM Sets the bottom side of the mask frame LEFT Sets the left side of the mask frame RIGHT Sets the right side of the mask frame COLOR Sets the color of the mask frame TRANSP Sets the transparency ratio of the mask frames MOSAIC Sets the mask frame mosaic function COLOR Day Night function is set to OFF B W Forces the camera into Night mode and chroma is set to OFF AUTO...

Page 25: ...the delay prior to the Day to Night or Night to Day transition DAY NIGHT Sets the Day to Night switching threshold NIGHT DAY Sets the Night to Day switching threshold DAY NIGHT BURST ON DELAY CNT DAY NIGHT NIGHT DAY RETURN 010 003 005 BURST Selects whether to output the burst signal when the BW status has been identified IR OPTIMIZER Not supported MODE Not supported LEVEL Not supported BW BURST ON...

Page 26: ...nge the NR mode Camera ID When the internal OSD menu display is hidden in the internal mode it is possible to display the camera ID on screen Any character string consisting of two rows vertical or up to 24 characters horizontal on each row can be used for the camera ID It can be positioned anywhere on the screen 1 Press SET to display the Setup menu 2 Move the cursor to CAMERA ID and then press S...

Page 27: ...zation mode it is possible to adjust the phase in the vertical direction Note Line lock cannot be adjusted if the camera is using a DC power supply 1 Press SET to display the Setup menu 2 Move the cursor to SYNC and then press the left or right setup button to select the Sync mode 3 Position the cursor at LL then press SET to adjust the line lock phase CAMERA ID ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV WXYZ01234567...

Page 28: ...Reset function restores the default settings 1 Press SET to display the Setup menu 2 Move the cursor to CAMERA RESET and then press SET Save All Use this function to save the various settings in the OSD menu in the EEPROM SAVE ALL is always displayed on the bottom line of the top level menu SETUP MENU OFF PRIVACY DAY NIGHT AUTO NR CAMERA ID OFF SYNC LL LANGUAGE ENGLISH CAMERA RESET BACK EXIT SAVE ...

Page 29: ... N Ratio 50 dB AGC off AGC Range 6 dB to 44 8 dB Manual Electronic Shutter Auto Manual Shutter Speed Range 1 60 to 1 100 000 s White Balance ATW Push User1 User2 Anti CR Manual Push Lock BLC Off BLC HLC Camera ID Off On 24 alphanumeric characters Privacy Off On 4 zones Motion Detection Off On 4 zones Noise Reduction Y C reduction Day Night Auto Color BW Picture Adjust Mirror Brightness Contrast Sh...

Page 30: ...anometer type lens Coupling coil impedance damper 1 2 Kohms 10 drive 200 ohms 10 Mechanical Dimensions L W D 2 8 1 6 1 6 72 mm 41 mm 41 mm Weight 0 35 lb 0 16 kg Construction Housing Die cast aluminum Finish Charcoal powder coat Connectors Lens 4 pin connector Lens mount C CS mount Camera mount 1 4 20 UNC Environmental Temperature Operating 14 F to 122 F 10 C to 50 C Storage 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 6...

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Page 32: ... written permission from Honeywell The information in this publication is believed to be accurate in all respects However Honeywell 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 Document 800 11199 Rev E 09 20...

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