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Ver 1.1 6/26/14 

 

 

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Bottom View………………………………………………………………………………….                                                                          

 

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Dip Switches

 

For putting camera in setup modes.

 

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Tripod Screw Hole

 

Will accept 1/4-20 bolt from 3

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 party tripod, wall or ceiling mount.

 

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Additional Mounting Holes

 

Will accept 1/4-20 bolt from 3

rd

 party tripod, wall or ceiling mount.

 

4. Dip-Switch & Rotary Switch Settings……………………………………………….                                                              

 

Dip Switches – For putting camera in setup modes. 

Summary of Contents for HuddleCam-HD 12x

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Page 2: ...k Keep the camera away from strong electromagnetic sources Do not aim the camera at bright light sources e g bright lights the sun etc for extended periods of time Do not clean the camera with any active chemicals or corrosive detergents Do not disassemble the camera or any of the camera s components If problems arise please contact your authorized dealer After long term operation moving component...

Page 3: ...Power Supply Interface DC 12V Socket Electrical Power Supply Adapter 12V DC 2A Input Voltage 12V DC 10 5 14V DC Input Power 24W MAX Structure Material Aluminum Plastic Dimensions W x H x D 10 44 in 265 176mm x 6 75 in 171 45mm x 5 81 in 147 574mm Mass 3 32 lbs 1 51 kg Working Environment Indoor Operating Temperature 32ºF 0ºC to 113ºF 45ºC Storage Temperature 14ºF 10ºC to 140ºF 60ºC Color Silver Gr...

Page 4: ...Ver 1 1 6 26 14 Rear Board Function 1 Front View 1 Lens 12x Optical Zoom 2 Camera Base Base of the camera 3 IR Receiver To receive IR remote controller signal ...

Page 5: ...ick etc 9 USB 3 0 B Male Interface For connection to PC USB 3 0 port NOT compatible with USB 2 0 port or driver 10 DVI I Video Output Provides simultaneous digital or analog video output to monitor 11 12VDC Input Power Supply Jack Only use the Power Adapter supplied with this camera 12 Power Indicator Light Red LED illuminates when unit is powered ...

Page 6: ... modes 5 Tripod Screw Hole Will accept 1 4 20 bolt from 3rd party tripod wall or ceiling mount 6 Additional Mounting Holes Will accept 1 4 20 bolt from 3rd party tripod wall or ceiling mount 4 Dip Switch Rotary Switch Settings Dip Switches For putting camera in setup modes ...

Page 7: ...g Dip Switch settings make all changes with camera powered off Rotary Switches For selecting output resolution Dial Setting Resolution 0 1080p 60 1 1080p 50 2 1080p 30 3 1080p 25 4 720p 60 5 720p 50 6 720p 30 7 720p 25 8 9 A B C D E F ...

Page 8: ...Ver 1 1 6 26 14 Cable Connection Info VISCA RS 232C IN Reference ...

Page 9: ...SYSTEM OPTION PROTOCOL Default Value VISCA Changes the Cameras Protocol Type Visca Pelco P Pelco D ADDR Default Value 01 Visca 1 7 Pelco P Pelco D 1 63 B RATE Default Value 9600 2400 4800 9600 115200 RS485 Default Value Off On when using RS485 Communication On Off ARM VER Default Value 1 0A On when using RS485 Communication On Off FPGA VER Default Value 1 0 On when using RS485 Communication On Off...

Page 10: ...ault Value 0 13 Only available in Manual Iris mode BRIGHT Default Value 5 0 9 EV MODE Default Value Off On Off Only available in non Manual mode LEVEL Default Value 3 3 WDR Default Value Off On Off LEVEL Default Value 0 5 COLOR WB MODE Default Value ATW White Balance Mode Auto Indoor Outdoor OnePush ATW Manual R GAIN Default Value Red Gain 0 50 Only available in Manual mode B GAIN Default Value Re...

Page 11: ...t Value 3 Contrast Setting 0 9 LEN FOCUS Default Value Auto Auto Manual PT OPTION POWER ACT Default Value Off 0 1 Off SPEEDBYZ Default Value On The farther the camera is zoomed in the slower pan and tilt become On Off MOUNT MODE Default Value Up Up Down IR M SPEED Default Value 16 IR Remote Control Move Speed 5 24 IR Z SPEED Default Value 07 IR Remote Control Move Speed 1 7 MIN SPEED Default Value...

Page 12: ...SET SYSTEM RESET Default Value NO System Reset Protocol VISCA Address 1 Baud Rate 9600 RS485 Off Yes No CAM RESET Default Value NO Camera Parameter Reset On Off PT RESET Default Value NO Power Action Off Speed by Zone On Mount Mode Up IR Move Speed 16 IR Zoom Speed 7 MIN Speed0 SCAN Speed 10 On Off ALL RESET Default Value NO Rest Above HELP Opens Remote Control Navigation Help Screen Select Menu C...

Page 13: ...Ver 1 1 6 26 14 Save Yes No Notice Press HOME key to confirm Press MENU key to return to the main menu ...

Page 14: ...rks when exposure mode setting is Auto BLC OFF Turn off Back Light Compensation Only available in the exposure mode effective for Auto 5 Focus control Focus focus farther away Focus focus nearer Auto focus automatically focus on item in center of frame Manual focus To use Focus and 6 Camera address selection Select the camera which you want to be controlled 7 key For key combination use 8 Pan Tilt...

Page 15: ... to Home Position 3 Connect included USB 3 0 cable to camera and USB 3 0 port of PC 4 Select and configure camera in your software of choice NOTE Failure to follow this sequence may result in no connection to PC Care Of The Unit Remove dust or dirt on the surface of the lens with a blower commercially available ...

Page 16: ...want to use the camera on an incline make sure the angle is less than 15 degrees to ensure that the camera s pan and tilt mechanism operates normally Tripod Installation When using the HuddleCam with a tripod screw the tripod to the bottom of the camera The tripod screw must fit below specifications Note Tripod must stand on a level surface ...

Page 17: ...splayed on the screen Retry after exiting the menu Pan tilt or zoom range limit was reached Try to pan tilt zoom in the other direction Remote control not working The camera select button on the remote control is not set to match the IR select switch number set on the camera Choose the correct IR select number to match camera settings Camera cannot be controlled via VISCA The connection between th...

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