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PCS-400P Series Dome Installation & Setup Guide

  Menu Structure :: Setup :: Alarms :: Alarm Mask Setup 

1

Selecting an alarm mask from the 

ALARM

SETUP MENU

 takes the operator to the 

ALARM

MASK SETUP

 menu.

2

Setup menu screen

2

Alarm Setup menu screen

Alarms Menu - Alarm Mask Setup

The top line of the 

ALARM MASK SETUP

menu 

displays the currently selected alarm mask and its 
status. 

By selecting 

EDIT ALARM MASK

the operator is 

taken to the 

EDIT ALARM MASK

menu. 

DELETE ALARM MASK

 deletes the currently 

selected alarm mask. 

DELETE ALL ALARM MASKS

deletes all the alarm 

masks that have been set up.

The 

EDIT ALARM MASK

 menu allows the 

operator to setup the days (

H

VWDQGVIRUKROLGD\

and the start and end time for the mask. 

A day which is selected for an alarm mask will have 
an 

X

 under it, and on that day, between the 

START

and 

END

 times, all alarms will be inactive. 

3

3

4

4

Alarm Mask Setup menu screen

Edit Alarm Mask screen

Menu Structure - Setup Menu

Selecting 

ALARMS

 from the 

SETUP

menu 

takes the operator to the 

ALARM SETUP

menu 

where alarm actions, masks and holidays can be 
formatted. 

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Summary of Contents for PCS-400P Series

Page 1: ...PCS 400P Series Dome Installation Setup Guide ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ... Structure Introduction 14 Menu Structure Notes 14 Run Menu 15 Setup Menu 16 Motion Menu 16 Motion Menu Formatting Position 17 Motion Menu Setting Up a Tour 18 Motion Setting Up a Mimic Tour 19 Video Settings 20 Joystick Settings 21 Privacy Menu 22 Alarms Menu 23 Alarms Menu Alarm Mask Setup 24 Alarms Menu Alarm Holiday Setup 25 Display Options 26 Display Options Editing Default Position Text 27 D...

Page 4: ...mination it can automatically switch to black and white images with sensitivity for infra red This is ideal for monitoring an object clearly The camera also can be used as an ultra sensi tive camera in combination with the Sens Up function The rotating section can move and track at high speeds ü ü ü ü Instructions for Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment in Private Household Disposal of u...

Page 5: ...UP DUG 3 Installation and Setup Guide CD DYLW LQJ VFUHZV Wall Mount Dome Components supplied 1 Wall mount dome unit 3RZHU VXSSO ZLWK WWHG ODUP DUG WHUQDO 0RGHO RQO 3 Installation and Setup Guide CD 4 Cable assembly 5 Wall mount bracket List of Contents List of Contents List of Contents ...

Page 6: ...y upgradeable over RS 485 link both prior to and post installation Video System Privacy Zones 24 Video Effects Freeze frame Video Format PAL NTSC Scanning System 2 1 Interlace Image Sensor 1 4 inch interline transfer CCD HQV DPHUD 6SHFL F VHH WDEOH Camera PCS 418P PCS 426P PCS 436P Lens 18x optical zoom I PP ZLGH WR PP WHOH F 1 4 to F3 0 26x optical zoom I PP ZLGH WR PP WHOH F 1 6 to F3 8 36x opti...

Page 7: ...ction Vandal resistant polycarbonate Internal Mechanism Die cast aluminium Housing Finish Grey powder coat Weight 5 5kg LPHQVLRQV PP GLDPHWHU KHPLVSKHUH PP KHLJKW WHUQDO QWHUQDO PP PP 7LOH Electrical System Power Supply 18 28 VAC DC Input Power 10VA nominal Surge Protection Built in surge protection Limited lightning protection Environmental QYLURQPHQWDO VSHFL FDWLRQV VXEMHFW WR FKDQJH 0LQ WHPSHUD...

Page 8: ...orming screws supplied LW WKH UP NH KROHV VORWV RYHU WKH 0 VFUHZ KHDGV WWHG WR WKH FRYHU WKHQ URWDWH WR ORFN DQG WLJKWHQ WKH screws 5 Slide the Plastic Cover down the arm align the two brass pegs in the base casting with the corresponding holes in the plastic cover and push down WWDFK WKH VHFRQG UP WR WKH UVW DUP DQG W WKH WZR 0 VFUHZ DQG QXW VHWV VXSSOLHG HIRUH WWLQJ WKH RPH DWWDFK WKH 6DIHW DEOH...

Page 9: ...ring Power Cable Socket Safety Note OZD V W WKH VDIHW FDEOH EHIRUH FRQQHFWLQJ WKH SRZHU FDEOH DQG LQJ WR GRPH WR LW V EUDFNHW Safety Note Make sure the power supply is switched off before con necting the power cable Mounting the Dome Unit 1 Make sure the four M6 cap head screws are un screwed so the heads of the screw are at least 5 mm above the top of the Dome unit 2 Align the four screws through...

Page 10: ...here 3 Rotate the internal mechanism anti clockwise to free it from the safety plate 4 The mechanism can now be lowered and the internal power cable can be disconnected from the top of the internal mechanism Address Switch Access M5 Cap Head Screws Installation Wall Mount Dome Installation External Internal Wall Mount Dome Address Switch Access Access Switches Electrical Connections The External I...

Page 11: ...H SRZHU VXSSO LV VZLWFKHG RII EHIRUH W ting the Internal Mechanism Locking Ring Cover Ring Locking Screw External Cover Mounting 1 Mount the External Cover into the pre cut tile using the M4 Cavity Screws supplied 2 Connect the screw terminal block and BNC con nector as described in the Ceiling Mount Electrical Connection part of this Guide Fitting of Internal Mechanism Into External Cover 1 Inser...

Page 12: ...le in the internal housing Safety Note Make sure the power supply is switched off before wir ing up the Dome Installation Internal Tile Mount Dome Address Switch Access Electrical Connections 1 Please see below the electrical connections for the Ceiling Mount Dome 2 Wire up the screw terminal socket provided accord ing to the pin out Terminal switch for RS 485 ON OFF S1 Access Switches Coax Screen...

Page 13: ...KHV DQG LJXUH RQ 6 DUH XVHG WR VHW WKH SURWRFRO 7DEOH VKRZV WKH VHWXS FRQ JXUDWLRQ IRU each controller protocol It also shows which table to refer to in order to set up the unit ID for that protocol correctly S3 switches Unit Id Table Protocol 1 2 3 7 Ikegami PCS i LAN ON ON ON A Dennard 485 A Pelco P 9600 B Pelco P 4800 ON A Phillips 9600 ON B Phillips 2400 ON A Kalatel DP ON B Sensormatic ON ON ...

Page 14: ...3 4 53 3 5 54 3 6 55 3 56 3 8 3 9 58 3 A 59 3 B 60 3 C 61 3 D 62 3 E 63 3 F 64 4 0 Hex Switch Settings Camera ID S1 S2 65 4 1 66 4 2 4 3 68 4 4 69 4 5 4 6 4 4 8 4 9 4 A 4 B 4 C 4 D 4 E 4 F 80 5 0 81 5 1 82 5 2 83 5 3 84 5 4 85 5 5 86 5 6 5 88 5 8 89 5 9 90 5 A 91 5 B 92 5 C 93 5 D 94 5 E 95 5 F 96 6 0 6 1 98 6 2 99 6 3 100 6 4 101 6 5 102 6 6 103 6 104 6 8 105 6 9 106 6 A 6 B 108 6 C 109 6 D 110 6...

Page 15: ... A 59 B B 60 B C 61 B D 62 B E 63 B F 64 C 0 Hex Switch Settings Camera ID S1 S2 65 C 1 66 C 2 C 3 68 C 4 69 C 5 C 6 C C 8 C 9 C A C B C C C D C E C F 80 D 0 81 D 1 82 D 2 83 D 3 84 D 4 85 D 5 86 D 6 D 88 D 8 89 D 9 90 D A 91 D B 92 D C 93 D D 94 D E 95 D F 96 E 0 E 1 98 E 2 99 E 3 100 E 4 101 E 5 102 E 6 103 E 104 E 8 105 E 9 106 E A E B 108 E C 109 E D 110 E E 111 E F 112 F 0 113 F 1 114 F 2 115...

Page 16: ... joystick mimic tours all of which are easy to set up from one screen Comprehensive alarm options with timed masking Simple position title insertion Comprehensive general features Video gain and lift micro adjust Real time clock ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Menu Structure Introduction Menu Structure Introduction Selecting the BACK arrow will take the user to the previous menu screen The FORWARD arrow FRQ U...

Page 17: ...32 62 is possible by clicking on the FORWARD arrow located under position 24 Selecting RUN from the MAIN MENU allows a user to go to a pre set position or start a tour There are 62 pre set positions 8 slow tours S fast tours F DQG RQH PLQXWH PLPLF WRXUV M 1 Start up screen 1 2 2 Run menu screen Run Menu Run menu screen 3 Access to preset positions 1 31 is possible by clicking on the BACKWARD arrow...

Page 18: ...es the operator full access to set up presets and tours as well as other features of the unit SETUP menu is password protected 1 2 Setup menu Password screen 2 Start up screen 1 Menu Structure Setup Menu Setup Menu Menu Structure Setup Motion Selecting MOTION from SETUP menu allows an operator to set up preset positions and tours 1 Setup menu screen 1 Selecting a position takes the operator to the...

Page 19: ...he operator to the EDIT POSITION TEXT menu DELETE POSITION removes the position and resets its status 3 3 Format Position menu screen 4 Edit Position menu screen In the EDIT POSITION TEXT menu custom text can be entered which will be displayed on the screen when at the position NOTE GOTO POSITION EDIT DEFAULT TEXT and DELETE POSITION will only function if the position has been set 4 1 Access to pr...

Page 20: ...by selecting the positions wanted for that tour Each tour can contain up to 8 positions 6HOHFWLQJ WKH IRUZDUG DUURZ FRQ UPV WKH QHZ WRXU setup whereas the backward arrow deletes the last position from the tour 4 3 Set Up Tour menu screen 4 Edit Tour menu screen SET UP TOUR menu displays the selected tour and its status EDIT TOUR takes the operator the to the EDIT TOUR menu START TOUR will exit the...

Page 21: ...tor to the RECORD MIMIC TOUR screen START TOUR leaves the menu structure and starts the currently selected mimic tour DELETE TOUR deletes the currently selected mimic tour 3 After selecting RECORD NEW MIMIC TOUR the dome can be moved to the starting position of the tour and recording started by pressing the button If the operator cancels the recording they are taken back to normal joystick operati...

Page 22: ...WRU V DELOLW WR adjust the focus of the camera using the control panel when setting preset positioning NEAR FOCUS toggles between OFF and ON The latter is not recommended because with near focus enabled the camera may focus on the inside of the bubble SHUTTER SPEED toggles between AUTO NOR MAL 1 10000 1 3500 1 1000 or 1 215 of a second DIGITAL ZOOM toggles between ON and OFF FREEZE FRAME toggles b...

Page 23: ...NEAR SPEED toggles between 1 and 8 This is a speed factor of the dome irrespective of zoom 8 is the fastest speed 1 is the slowest PAN TILT DIRECTION toggles between NORMAL and REVERSE and manages joystick control of the dome L R left right CURSOR toggles between NOR MAL and REVERSE for horizontal control within the menu structure U D up down CURSOR toggles between NOR MAL and REVERSE for vertical...

Page 24: ...tup menu screen Privacy Menu 3 Format Privacy Zone menu screen 3 Selecting a zone number from the SET UP PRIVACY ZONE menu takes the operator to the FORMAT PRIVACY ZONE menu The top line of the FORMAT PRIVACY ZONE menu displays the selected zone number and its status SET ZONE ON CURRENT VIEW re assigns the zone location to the current dome view GOTO ZONE exits the menu structure and takes the oper...

Page 25: ... 1 Setup menu screen Alarms Menu Alarm Setup On the top line of the FORMAT ALARM menu the currently selected alarm number is displayed along with its status SELECT NEW ALARM ACTION takes the opera tor to the ALARM ACTION menu DELETE ALARM ACTION cancels the action set for the currently selected alarm 3 In ALARM ACTION menu any position tour or mimic tour can be selected as the alarm action 4 3 For...

Page 26: ...ARM MASK menu DELETE ALARM MASK deletes the currently selected alarm mask DELETE ALL ALARM MASKS deletes all the alarm masks that have been set up The EDIT ALARM MASK menu allows the operator to setup the days H VWDQGV IRU KROLGD and the start and end time for the mask A day which is selected for an alarm mask will have an X under it and on that day between the START and END times all alarms will ...

Page 27: ...is taken to the EDIT ALARM HOLIDAY menu DELETE ALARM HOLIDAY deletes the currently selected alarm holiday DELETE ALL ALARM HOLIDAYS deletes all the alarm holidays that have been set up 3 By selecting EDIT HOLIDAY the operator is taken to the EDIT ALARM HOLIDAY menu where the date of the alarm holiday can be adjusted Holidays are used when setting up alarm masks so WKDW DODUPV FDQ EH HQDEOHG RU GLV...

Page 28: ...between LEFT and RIGHT to control where on the screen the dome information is displayed ERROR DISPLAY toggles between ON and OFF to control whether error warnings are displayed LANGUAGE selects the language which the menu structure is displayed in The menu can be displayed in English French German Italian and Spanish POS TEXT ALIGN toggles between LEFT and RIGHT to control where on the screen the ...

Page 29: ...operator to the ERROR LIST menu which displays the errors that have occurred and the date and time of their occurrence 1 CNT FRXQW LV WKH QXPEHU RI WLPHV DQ HUURU KDV occurred and DATE and TIME display when that error has last occurred The 1st 3 lines display the 1st error since error log ging started 1ST WKH VW HUURU VLQFH WKH GRPH ZDV powered up APU After Power Up DQG WKH ODVW error LST WKDW RFF...

Page 30: ...etween OFF SHORT MEDIUM and LONG Selecting TIME FORMAT changes the time format between OFF SHORT and LONG 2 2 Date and Time menu screen 1 Display Options menu screen Display Options Setting Up Date Time Selecting EDIT DATE option from the DATE AND TIME menu takes the operator to the EDIT DATE menu where the date can be set 3 Selecting EDIT TIME option from the DATE AND TIME menu takes the operator...

Page 31: ...F executes no power fail action HOST POLLING toggles between ON and OFF This is used for some control panels that require a heartbeat TIMEOUT TIME see page 32 TIMEOUT ACTION see page 33 CLEAR MEMORY ERRORS checks and repairs any er rors in the memory RUN MEMORY TEST WHVWV WKH YDOLGLW RI WKH GRPH V memory RELOAD FACTORY DEFAULTS resets the dome to its default settings RESET HEAD power cycles the do...

Page 32: ...ction 1 2 Timeout Time screen 1 Special Settings menu screen Menu Structure Setup Menu Special Settings Setting Timeout Time Special Settings menu screen 1 By selecting TIMEOUT ACTION from the SPE CIAL SETTINGS menu the operator can set which default action the dome will execute after a user timeout has occurred 1 Any tour or preset position can be set as the timeout action 2 Timeout Action menu s...

Page 33: ...t the current CHANGE PASSWORD screen will be re displayed This process can be cancelled at any time by using the BACK button or EXIT menu command Menu Structure Setup Change Password 1 2 1 Setup menu screen 2 Change Password screen Changing the Password 3 Enter New Password screen 4 Confirm New Password screen Menu Structure Setup Menu ...

Page 34: ...lt pos text 26 edit default position text 26 2 error display 26 error list 26 2 info alignement 26 info display 26 language 26 pos text align 26 Disposal instructions 2 Drive Capabilities 4 E Electrical Connections tile mount dome 10 wall mount dome 8 Environmental max temperature 5 min temperature 5 VSHFL FDWLRQV 5 F Features 2 Focus 4 H Handling precautions 2 Housing Construction 5 RXVLQJ QLVK 5...

Page 35: ...cover 9 hole cutting template 9 locking ring 9 locking screw 9 M4 cavity screws 9 mounting 9 Tilt Range 4 Tilt speed 4 Timeout 29 action 30 time 30 Timeout Time 30 Tours fast tours 4 18 mimic tours 19 number of 4 pattern tours 4 setup 1 19 slow tours 4 18 V Video digital zoom 20 effects 4 format 4 freeze frame 20 gain 4 14 20 lift 5 14 20 near focus 20 output 5 picture mode 20 position focus 20 se...

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