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HD262H(X) Minidome Camera User Guide 

800-18622  –  A  –  07/2014 

  

AE (Auto Exposure) 

AE describes the brightness-related camera parameters. You 

can adjust the image brightness by changing the 

BRIGHTNESS

, 

AE MODE

, 

AGC

, and 

SENSE-UP

 values in 

different light conditions. 

AE

1. BRIGHTNESS           1-|--10

2. AE MODE                  DWDR 

3. AGC                             OFF

4. SENSE UP                0-|---16

5. RETURN                        



 

Figure 1-15   AE Menu 

BRIGHTNESS 

Brightness refers to the brightness of the image. You can set 

the brightness value from 1 to 10 to darken or brighten the 

image. The higher the selected value, the brighter the image is. 

AE MODE 

You can set 

AE

 mode as 

GLOBAL AE

 or 

D-WDR

. 

 

GLOBAL AE   

GLOBAL AE

 refers to the normal exposure mode which is 

for adjusting to situations including unusual lighting 

distribution, variations, non-standard processing, or other 

conditions of under exposure to get an optimum image. 

Summary of Contents for HD262H

Page 1: ...800 18622 A 07 2014 Performance Series HD262H X True Day Night Indoor Fixed Minidome with IR LEDs User Guide ...

Page 2: ...th the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However ther...

Page 3: ...l numérique de la Classe B est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada EU Conformity Statement This product and if applicable the supplied accessories comply with the applicable harmonized European standards listed under the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC and the RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU 2012 19 EU WEEE directive Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of...

Page 4: ... or equipment damage may occur if any of the cautions are neglected Warnings WARNING Installation and servicing should be performed only by qualified and experienced technicians to conform to all local codes and to maintain your warranty WARNING This device is configured for 24 V AC or 12 V DC operation Do not connect to a higher voltage Use only with NRTL approved Class 2 or LPS power supplies Wa...

Page 5: ...mportant Safety Instructions Read and keep these instructions Ensure that your installation area can safely support 3 times the weight of the camera Do not install the camera in extreme temperature conditions Only use the camera where temperatures are within the limits shown in the camera specifications Be especially careful to provide ventilation when operating under high temperatures Do not inst...

Page 6: ...a User Guide 800 18622 A 07 2014 Do not use strong or abrasive cleaners clean only with a soft cloth and mild detergent or alcohol Do not open the camera or attempt to service it yourself Refer all service issues to your dealer ...

Page 7: ...tallation 11 Ceiling Mounting 12 In ceiling Mounting Without Gang Box 18 3 axis Adjustment 21 Zoom and Focus Adjustment 22 Menu Description 23 AE Auto Exposure 24 BRIGHTNESS 24 AE MODE 24 AGC 25 SENSE UP 25 WB 26 AUTO 26 MANUAL 26 DAY NIGHT 26 COLOR 27 B W 27 SMART 27 VIDEO SETTING 28 SCREEN RATIO 28 CONTRAST 29 SHARPNESS 29 ...

Page 8: ...8 HD262H X Minidome Camera User Guide 800 18622 A 07 2014 COLOR GAIN 29 3D NR 30 MIRROR 30 FUNCTION 30 DETECTION 31 MASKING 33 ZOOM IN 35 LANGUAGE 35 RESET 35 SAVE EXIT 35 ...

Page 9: ... features are as follows High performance CMOS sensor supplies high resolution high quality images Low illumination 0 1 Lux F1 2 AGC ON 0 Lux with IR LEDs on IR cut filter with automatic switching OSD menu parameters are configurable Auto white balance auto gain control electronic shutter control and internal synchronization Advanced Engineering Design and patented universal adjustable structure p...

Page 10: ... User Guide 800 18622 A 07 2014 Overview Figure 1 1 Overview Camera Table 1 1 Description No Description No Description 1 Black Liner 5 Auxiliary Video Output 2 Bubble 6 Power Cable 3 Lens 7 Video Cable 4 Menu Button 8 Base Plate ...

Page 11: ...e ensure the power supply voltage matches your camera requirements Please make sure the installation surface is strong enough to withstand three times the weight of the camera and the mounting If the installation surface is concrete you need to insert expansion screws before you install the camera If the installation surface is wood you can use self tapping screws to secure the camera If the produ...

Page 12: ...lcohol Make sure that there is no reflective surface too close to the camera lens The IR light from the camera may reflect back into the lens and obscure the image The foam ring around the lens must be seated flush against the inner surface of the bubble to isolate the lens from the IR LEDs Fasten the dome cover to the camera body so that the foam ring and the dome cover are seamlessly connected C...

Page 13: ...le in the ceiling according to circle A in the center of the mounting template if you want to route the cables through the ceiling Skip this step if you want to route the cables on the surface of the ceiling 4 Rotate the bubble of the camera counter clockwise to take it off the camera base and remove the black liner ...

Page 14: ...22 A 07 2014 Figure 1 3 Black Liner Disassembling 5 Attach the base plate to the ceiling and secure it with the supplied 4 self tapping screws as shown in Figure 1 4 Please use expansion screws if the dome camera is mounted to a cement wall ceiling ...

Page 15: ...ables through the cable hole 7 Connect the video output connector to the monitor Connect the power connector to the power supply 8 Align the camera with the base plate Rotate the camera clockwise into the base plate and tighten the locking screw to secure the camera with the base plate as shown in Figure 1 5 ...

Page 16: ...5 Securing the Camera 9 Adjust the Lens position zoom and focus Please refer to the 3 axis Adjustment section on page 21 and the Zoom and Focus Adjustment on page 22 for more details 10 Attach the black liner to the camera 11 Rotate the bubble clockwise onto the camera ...

Page 17: ...de 800 18622 A 07 2014 Figure 1 6 Rotate the Bubble Carefully remove the protection film after the installation is complete Leaving the film on the bubble during installation will protect it from scratches during the installation process ...

Page 18: ...emove the black liner 3 Loosen the two screws as shown in Figure 1 7 4 Remove the white base together with the base plate Figure 1 7 Disassembling Camera from the Base 5 Attach the mounting template supplied to the place where you want to install the camera 6 Drill two screw holes according to the mounting template as shown in Figure 1 8 7 Drill a hole in the ceiling according to the circle in the...

Page 19: ...e bolts through the two screw holes on the ceiling 10 Rotate the bolt until the toggle holds the ceiling tightly so that the in ceiling mount is fixed to the ceiling Figure 1 9 In ceiling Mount 11 Route the cables through the hole in the center of the in ceiling mount 12 Connect the video output connector to the monitor Connect the power connector to the power supply ...

Page 20: ... Figure 1 10 Securing the Camera 14 Adjust the Lens position zoom and focus Please refer to the 3 axis Adjustment section on page 21 and the Zoom and Focus Adjustment on page 22 for more details 15 Attach the black liner to the camera 16 Rotate the bubble clockwise back onto the camera Figure 1 11 Attach the Black Liner ...

Page 21: ... it from scratches during the installation process 3 axis Adjustment 1 View the camera image using the monitor 2 Rotate the panning table to adjust the pan direction 0 340 3 Loosen the tilting lock screw 4 Rotate the tilting table to adjust the tilt direction 0 90 5 Tighten the tilting lock screw 6 Rotate the camera 0 355 to adjust the lens to the surveillance angle Figure 1 12 Lens Adjustment ...

Page 22: ...le and W Wide to obtain the appropriate angle of view 3 Tighten the zoom lock screw 4 Loosen the focus lever and move the screw between F Far and N Near to obtain the optimum focus 5 Tighten the focus lock screw Figure 1 13 Lens Adjustment Carefully remove the protection film after the installation is complete Leaving the film on the bubble during installation will protect it from scratches during...

Page 23: ...IRROR DETECTION MASKING ZOOM IN LANGUAGE SMART Figure 1 14 Main Menu Overview This camera uses a joystick to select a menu item and confirm a selection see Figure 1 1 for the joystick location Move the joystick up down to select a menu item Move the joystick left right to adjust the value of the selected item Press down on the joystick to confirm a selection The menu button mentioned in the chapte...

Page 24: ... UP 0 16 5 RETURN Figure 1 15 AE Menu BRIGHTNESS Brightness refers to the brightness of the image You can set the brightness value from 1 to 10 to darken or brighten the image The higher the selected value the brighter the image is AE MODE You can set AE mode as GLOBAL AE or D WDR GLOBAL AE GLOBAL AE refers to the normal exposure mode which is for adjusting to situations including unusual lighting...

Page 25: ... the camera will automatically boost the image received in much lower light conditions than standard lighting in order to optimize the clarity of an image in a poorly lit scene The AGC level can be set to HIGH MIDDLE or LOW Select OFF to disable AGC The noise will be amplified if the AGC is on SENSE UP SENSE UP increases the exposure on a single frame which makes a camera more sensitive to light s...

Page 26: ...image You can set WB mode as AUTO or MANUAL AUTO In AUTO mode white balance is being adjusted automatically according to the color temperature of the scene illumination MANUAL You can set the R GAIN B GAIN value from 1 to 10 to adjust the shades of red blue color of the image MANUAL 1 R GAIN 1 10 2 B GAIN 1 10 3 RETURN Figure 1 16 Manual White Balance Setting DAY NIGHT Color B W and SMART are sele...

Page 27: ...ART You can select to turn the INFRARED LAMP on off and set the SMART IR value in this menu DAY NIGHT 1 INFRARED_LAMP OFF 2 SMART IR 0 5 3 RETURN Figure 1 17 Day Night Menu INFRARED LAMP You can select to turn the IR LEDs ON OFF to respond to the requirements of different circumstances SMART IR The Smart IR function is used to adjust the light to its most suitable intensity and to prevent the imag...

Page 28: ...IDEO SETTING Move the cursor to VIDEO SETTING Press the confirm button to enter the VIDEO SETTING submenu see Figure 1 17 SCREEN RATIO CONTRAST SHARPNESS COLOR GAIN 3D NR and MIRROR are adjustable video settings VIDEO SETTING 1 SCREEN RATIO 4 3 2 CONTRAST 1 10 3 SHARPNESS 4 COLOR GAIN 1 10 5 3D NR OFF 6 MIRROR OFF 7 RETURN Figure 1 18 Video Setting Menu SCREEN RATIO You can set the SCREEN RATIO as...

Page 29: ...an imaging system can reproduce And you can adjust the EDGE DETAIL sharpness value by entering the SHARPNESS submenu SHARPNESS 1 EDGE 1 10 2 DETAIL 1 10 3 RETURN Figure 1 19 Sharpness Menu You can set the edge and detail sharpness value from 1 to 10 according to the actual requirement A higher sharpness value results in a clearer and sharper image COLOR GAIN Adjust this feature to change the satur...

Page 30: ...elivering more accurate and sharp image quality You can set the 3D NR level as High Middle and Low Select OFF to disable the 3D NR feature MIRROR OFF H V and HV are selectable settings for mirror OFF The mirror function is disabled H The image flips 180 degrees horizontally V The image flips 180 degrees vertically HV The image flips 180 degrees both horizontally and vertically FUNCTION In the FUNC...

Page 31: ...nu DETECTION In the user defined detection surveillance area the moving object can be detected and the alarm will be triggered DETECTION 1 SENSITIVITY HIGH 2 AREA NO 0 3 AREA NO 1 4 AREA NO 2 5 AREA NO 3 6 RETURN Figure 1 21 Detection Menu SENSITIVITY Sensitivity refers to the sensitivity levels of the motion detection which can be set to WEAK LOW MIDDLE or ...

Page 32: ...ITE 3 HORIZON SIZE 0 4 VERTICAL SIZE 0 5 HORIZON MOVE 0 6 VERTICAL MOVE 0 7 RETURN Figure 1 22 Setting a Detection Area Steps 1 Set the STATUS as ON to enable the motion detection area 2 Move the cursor to COLOR and select a color for the area s border 3 Move the cursor to HORIZON SIZE and move the joystick left right to define the horizontal size of the selected motion area 4 Move the cursor to V...

Page 33: ...elect RETURN to go back to the DETECTION menu You can clearly see the defined area with its colored border displayed on the screen MASKING The masking feature allows you to cover sensitive areas of an image which should not be viewed or recorded Up to 8 masking areas are configurable MASKING 1 COLOR WHITE 2 AREA NO 0 3 AREA NO 1 4 AREA NO 2 5 AREA NO 3 6 AREA NO 4 7 AREA NO 5 8 AREA NO 6 9 AREA NO...

Page 34: ... 6 RETURN Figure 1 24 Setting a Masking Area Steps 1 Set the STATUS as ON to enable the masking area 2 Move the cursor to HORIZON SIZE and move the joystick left right to define the horizontal size of the selected masking area 3 Move the cursor to VERTICAL SIZE and move the joystick left right to define the vertical size of the selected masking area 4 Move the cursor to HORIZON MOVE and move the j...

Page 35: ...ct RETURN to go back to the MASKING menu You can clearly see the masked area with its colored block displayed on the screen ZOOM IN The ZOOM IN value can be adjusted from 50 to 100 LANGUAGE Chinese and English are selectable languages for this camera RESET Reset all the settings to their default settings SAVE EXIT Move the cursor to SAVE EXIT and press OK to save the settings and exit the menu ...

Page 36: ...blication may be reproduced by any means without 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 incorpo...

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