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Please read the instructions carefully for correct use of the product and preserve it for
reference purposes. This specification is subject to change without any prior notice to
improve the quality.

If the product is to be put out of operation definitively, take it to a local
recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment.

Summary of Contents for SK-S200

Page 1: ...HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA 27X OPTICAL ZOOM 37X OPTICAL ZOOM USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...d preserve it for reference purposes This specification is subject to change without any prior notice to improve the quality If the product is to be put out of operation definitively take it to a loca...

Page 3: ...OVERVIEW 2 17 2 4 HOW TO INSTALL 19 2 5 SPECIFICATION 24 3 1 PTZ CONTROL 27 2 2 1 DIMENSION 12 2 2 2 DESIGNATION 13 2 2 3 CAMERA CONFIGURATION 14 2 3 1 TERMINAL CONFIGURATION 17 2 4 1 CONNECTING THE...

Page 4: ...43 3 7 SYSTEM 52 3 2 1 TIME SET SETTING 38 3 3 1 PRIVACY MASK SETTING 39 3 4 1 ALARM IN SETTING 41 3 6 1 CAMERA SETUP 43 3 6 2 P AN TIL T SETUP 47 3 6 3 DISPLAY SETUP 49 3 6 4 AUTO PARKING 51 3 7 1 RE...

Page 5: ...Chapter 1 Warning and Cautions 1 1 FEATURES 6 1 2 WARNING AND CAUTIONS 7 1 3 WARNING 8 1 4 CAUTIONS 9...

Page 6: ...chedule can be set Area masking can be set up for up to 8 points For privacy this camera provides a function for hiding the points for which area masking is selected from screen Sensor can connect to...

Page 7: ...SIGN 7 Chapter 1 Warning and Cautions This symbol indicateds the prohibition of disassembly This symbol indicates to observe plug off This symbol indicates the warning of electric shock CAUTION This s...

Page 8: ...ommended adaptor by the manual Unplug the unit when there is any sign of electric leakage short circuit or smog by burn Do not disassemble or remodel the product Please check the external terminal bef...

Page 9: ...vibrate the product Please use the product at the proper environment as follow T emperature 0 50 32 122 Humidity below 90 This product is produced only for the power as follow Be sure to connect powe...

Page 10: ...Chapter 2 Overview and How to install 2 1 ACCESSORIES 11 2 2 OVERVIEW 1 12 2 3 OVERVIEW 2 17 2 4 HOW TO INSTALL 19 2 5 SPECIFICATION 24...

Page 11: ...o install CORE ANCHOR 6x30 3EA FIXINGSCREW SCREW 4x25 Tp1 BIND BK 3EA MOUNT BRACKET ACCESSORY RING TERMINAL BLOCK TERMINAL 15EDGR 3 81 2P FMALE TERMINAL 15EDGR 3 81 3P FMALE TERMINAL 15EDGR 3 81 10P F...

Page 12: ...2 2 OVERVIEW 1 2 2 1 Dimension 12 220 150 161 Chapter 2 Overview and How to install...

Page 13: ...2 2 2 Designation MOUNTING BRACKET ACCESSORY RING TERMINAL PART BODY PART DOME COVER Chapter 2 Overview and How to install 13...

Page 14: ...lly PROTOCOL setting is as described on Table 1 Select baud rate Baud rate setting is as described on Table 2 RS 422 or RS 485 is selectable for remote control between camera and controller RS 422 RS...

Page 15: ...OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Table 1 PROTOCOL SETTING Table 2 BAUDRATE SWITCH Table 3 RS485 422 SETTING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SW1 Camera ID SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 Chapter...

Page 16: ...OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON...

Page 17: ...r receiving the data on RS 422 com munication Terminal for data communication on RS 485 T erminal for transporting the data on RS 422 communication For video signal output For alarm input Pic 3 TERMIN...

Page 18: ...or4 GROUND sensor5 sensor6 sensor7 sensor8 ALARM OUT 5V Logic RELAY 120V 24V AC 2A DC CONTROLLER INTERFACE RS 422 RS 485 POWER 24V 1 5A AC 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 AC 24V External Half Duplex Type A...

Page 19: ...TALL 2 4 1 Connecting the cable to terminal block 2 4 2 Switch setting Please refer to Pic 3 4 for the connection Please refer to Table 1 5 for switch setting Pic 5 INSTALLATION 1 Chapter 2 Overview a...

Page 20: ...dome 3 Twist the outer dome cover clockwise Remove the protective sheet of the outer dome cover before operating camera 1 Loosen the fixing screw on the bottom of the body 2 Turn the body part clockw...

Page 21: ...dy part 2 Hook the wire over the terminal part as followed picture 1 Open the cover of the terminal part to connect terminal block 2 Refer to terminal block diagram for connection Pic 6 7 3 Close the...

Page 22: ...the bottom of the body part 2 Refer to T able 1 5 for switch setup 3 Check if D SUB Connector Open 1 Restore the satety wire to the original position Push the wire to the wire hole 22 Pic 10 SWITCH S...

Page 23: ...e 3 Fasten the fixing screws on the body part 1 Combine two parts of the bottom ring at the bottom of the body part 2 Place the square groove to logo of the body part as followed picture and turn the...

Page 24: ...l 16X Digital 37X Optical 16X Digital 1 4 COLOR SONY SUPER HAD CCD NTSC PAL 768 H X 494 V PIXEL NTSC 752 H X 582 V PIXEL PAL Color 600 TV Line B W 700 TV Line Color 0 2Lux F1 6 50IRE B W 0 02Lux F1 6...

Page 25: ...3 1 PTZ CONTROL 27 3 2 TIME SET 38 3 3 PRIVACY ZONE 39 3 4 ALARM IN 41 3 5 ALARM OUT 42 3 6 SETUP 43 3 7 SYSTEM 52 Chapter 3 Menu configuration and operating...

Page 26: ...decrease the value OSD menu setup by the specialty controller 1 MENU 2 IRIS OPEN 3 IRIS CLOSE 4 Joystick 26 PRESET MOTION CONTROL TIME SET ALARM IN ALARM OUT SYSTEM SCHEDULE PRIVACY ZONE SETUP Chapte...

Page 27: ...e range is 1 250 3 1 PTZ CONTROL 3 1 1 PRESET Path MAIN MENU PRESET 3 1 1 1 SAVE PRESET POSITION 1 Number 2 Name 3 Dwell Time Change the number on NUMBER If you already set the number the camera would...

Page 28: ...r all preset position Save current value If you don t run set the value will not save After saving is completed The appeared beside number 1 Input the preset number you want to move on NUMBER 2 Incase...

Page 29: ...ion Scan counterclockwise automatically upon detection of motion Patrol the area set by the user on Custom set Set the sensitivity of detecting motion Higher number means highersensitivity Please set...

Page 30: ...press the IRIS OPEN or MENU key to move next step Set the size of zone as shown on the right picture After that press the IRIS OPEN or MENU key 30 Decide To Left Top Move P T Command Press Iris Open...

Page 31: ...fault value is 5 Limits the range of movement in the PAN direction Determine the left right end position using the joystick and press IRIS OPEN or MENU key to complete custom set Notice Move joystick...

Page 32: ...stick to stop the auto scan after few seconds the auto scan again Send the command of Auto Scan Stop or menu key to move out the Auto 32 Chapter 3 Menu configuration and operating Move Pan To Set L Po...

Page 33: ...up Please refer to 3 1 1 PRESET to set group Max 8 groups are available Run SEQ SCAN by user set group 3 1 4 1 SEQ SCAN SETTING 1 Seq Group 2 Run Seq Scan Notice Move the joystick to stop the seq scan...

Page 34: ...according to the group Please refer to 4 1 PRESETS to set group Run random scan user set group 3 1 5 1 RANDOM SCAN SETTING 1 Random Group 2 Run Random Scan Notice Move the joystick to stop the auto sc...

Page 35: ...Z to memorize pattern Memory Left Display the available number of memory Run pattern Notice Notice Pattern Scan Setting Playback AUTO FLIP feature is automatically disabled Move the joystick to stop...

Page 36: ...fter that you should press the IRIS CLOSE key to escape this menu Set end time Select the sequencing action to schedule the action No action The camera move as PTRN1 PTRN4 The camera move as SEQ1 SEQ8...

Page 37: ...apter 3 Menu configuration and operating No Ena Act Start End 1 On Custom 13 30 14 55 2 Off SEQ3 00 00 00 00 3 Off SEQ3 00 00 00 00 4 Off SEQ3 00 00 00 00 5 Off SEQ3 00 00 00 00 6 Off SEQ3 00 00 00 00...

Page 38: ...he display format of the camera date and time Enter a time Enter a date Save current value Notice Notice If the time error occurs you should replace the battery in the camera Time set 12hours 24hours...

Page 39: ...MENU key to move next step Set the size of privacy zone as shown on the picture After that press the IRIS OPEN or MENU key to move next step Set the position of privacy zone as shown on the picture A...

Page 40: ...40 Chapter 3 Menu configuration and operating Decide To Mask Size INC DEC Move To Adjust Position Move P T Z Command Decide To Mask Position Move P T Command...

Page 41: ...priority would be ignored Set according to the connected sensor No sensor connected Normally Open Normally Closed Set On to activate ALARM PRESET or DOME ACTION Operation by PRESET would be just one t...

Page 42: ...l cancelingthe alarmregardless dwell time Permanent activation Output for dwell time Momentary activation Set dwell time from 1 to 60 sec 1 Mode Off P_Act M_Act 2 Dwell Time Chapter 3 Menu configurati...

Page 43: ...d B W modes Notice The language might be different according to the F W 3 6 1 CAMERA SETUP Path MAIN MENU SETUP Camera Setup 1 DZoom Limit 2 Day Night Chapter 3 Menu configuration and operating SETUP...

Page 44: ...nd dark spots On Off Enables or disables SSDR Defines a range of SSDR Narrow Wide Changes the contrast between bright and dark spots by the level 00 15 This camera is designed to deliver a distinctive...

Page 45: ...balance of the screen colors under different lighting conditions Adjusts the screen color to be optimal in an indoor environment Adjusts the screen color to be optimal in an outdoor environment To obt...

Page 46: ...n configure the SENS UP limit by increasing decreasing the shutter speed e g X2 X4 X32 X64 X128 X256 X512 Control image saturation 000 100 Sharpness level adjustable 00 30 This function is to select v...

Page 47: ...ionwill be shown until the camera reaches a specified preset position to reduce the unnecessary memories and toshowclean pictures T o activate MANUAL STOP LIMIT Manual stop limit set Set the limit of...

Page 48: ...ont direction andthen press the IRIS OPEN key to finish the setup Set the program to operate when the camera turns on Tilt range would be limited by the setting degree at both end Chapter 3 Menu confi...

Page 49: ...ame displays or not Select the position of the zoom magnification and whether magnification of zoom displays or not Determines whether to display the time and date 1 Cam Name 2 Cam Name Disp 3 Cam ADD...

Page 50: ...and press IRIS OPEN button to confirm Setting a positon of ID in order of precedence Cam Name Cam Addr Preset Name Zoom Date Time Press the IRIS OPEN or MENU key to move next step Chapter 3 Menu conf...

Page 51: ...there is no PTZ command during assigned dwell time Auto parking function activate deactivate Set the waiting time Select the actionto run with thepassing of dwell time Return Preset 1 5 1 A P ON OFF 2...

Page 52: ...hout any deletion of setting Factory reset 3 7 1 REBOOT SYSTEM 3 7 2 RESET Notice Time is not change even the camera has reset Chapter 3 Menu configuration and operating 52 SYSTEM Reboot System Reset...

Page 53: ...hanged password input the previous password as below picture If you selected functon of the Lock Enable is On You should input the password when you enter the menu Notice Default password is 1234 Lock...

Page 54: ...a CameraVersion Protocol Baudrate TVType shows MENU IRIS OPEN key to return to the previous menu 3 7 4 SYSTEM INFORMATION PASSWORD COMPARE ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVYXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwx yz 1 2 3...

Page 55: ...ove Preset98 Move Preset99 Move SET PATTERN STOP SET PATTERN START 1 SET PATTERN START 2 SET PATTERN START 3 SET PATTERN START 4 PATTERN STOP PATTERN RUN 1 PATTERN RUN 2 PATTERN RUN 3 PATTERN RUN 4 SE...

Page 56: ...ntrast feature of the monitor Adjust the brightness feature of the camera Adjust the white balance feature of the camera Check the communication cable and line connection Check the number protocol set...

Page 57: ...ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS P N P N SPEED DOME CAMERA FOR ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF PURCHASE TERM OF THE GUARANTEE THE HISTORY OF AFTER SALES SERVICE YEAR PROBLEM PERSON IN CHARGE This product will be unde...

Page 58: ...Please read this manual carefully before installing and using the camera Be sure to keep the manual handy for later reference...

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