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Summary of Contents for V1492 Series

Page 1: ...speed PTZ Cameras The high speed PTZ cameras stand out for their state of the art precision technologies and provide a highly reliable and cost effective solution to various applications Please familiarize yourself with the instructions and guidelines discussed in this manual before attempting to operate and program your high speed PTZ cameras ...

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Page 3: ...ademarks that may appear belong to their respective proprietors FCC Warning The high speed PTZ cameras comply with the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions z This device may not cause harmful interference z This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation The high speed PTZ cameras have been tested and found to co...

Page 4: ...mmended by manufacturer z Position power source and related wires to assure they will be kept away from ground and access way z Refer all service matters to qualified personnel z Save product packaging to ensure availability of proper shipping containers for future transportation Indicates that the un insulated components within the product may carry a voltage harmful to humans Indicates operation...

Page 5: ...peration 8 Chapter VI Menu Programming 9 6 1 Menu Navigation and Operation 9 6 2 Main Menu 9 6 3 Camera Information 10 6 4 Camera Setup 11 6 5 Setting AE Automatic Exposure Mode 13 6 6 OSD On Screen Display Setup 16 6 7 Home Position 19 6 8 Control Set 20 6 9 Autopan Set 20 6 10 Pattern Set 21 6 11 Setting Areas 21 6 12 Default Set 23 Chapter VII Operations Under Different Protocols 24 7 1 Perform...

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Page 7: ...t speed could reach at 30 degrees per second The pan tilt is capable of 360 degrees rotation in horizontal direction and the tilt rotation angle ranges from 40 degrees to 90 degrees which can work normally under the wind speed at 90 miles per hour sustaining a wind speed at 130 miles per hour The system is available with an input voltage at 24 VAC 24VDC 120VAC 230VAC selectable The housing dimensi...

Page 8: ...y upon home position Note The number of presets varies in different protocols z In addition to presets the High speed PTZ cameras also provide four patterns recorded navigation course to facilitate routine surveillance Users can easily call up a pattern with simple keystrokes z Up to 4 AUTOPAN once called up enables the PTZ camera to scan through a surveillance area automatically A description tit...

Page 9: ...Thus something related to the intensity and other factors of the desktop has to be taken into consideration In the process of mounting there has to be a few holes to be drilled in a proper distance from the edge of desktop and then fix the PTZ camera adapter there by using expansion bolts Confirm whether it is firm enough then mount the PTZ camera and finish the whole mounting Users can select the...

Page 10: ...linder via a hoop before installing Then install the wall mount brackets to the connection board After it is fastened steadily just mount the PTZ camera on the wall bracket to complete the mounting The cable from the base adopted in all of the pole mounts 4 5 Corner Mount Corner mount is to install the PTZ camera to the suitable position of the corner via linkage component It is necessary to fix t...

Page 11: ...ontrolled via the keyboard controllers Listed below see Table 1 are some guidelines for basic operations of the PTZ camera using Infinova V2117 keyboard Table 1 Operations Instructions Camera Call up Note The PTZ cameras must be called up to put under the control of a keyboard before operation or programming To call up a camera enter the camera ID number and press the CAM key Pan Tilt Move the joy...

Page 12: ...ts are provided with special functions The preset operation is a little bit different under different protocols For setting and calling up a preset please refer to Chapter VII 5 4 Setting and Calling up an Autopan PTZ camera could scan between two boundary lines and so the PTZ camera could monitor some area continuously under system automatic running state V1492 PTZ cameras are capable of setting ...

Page 13: ...nder PELCO P D protocol To define a pattern 1 Set key switch as PROGRAM position OPERATE PROGRAM MENU 2 Enter 70 SHOT or 1 PATRN to start recording Pattern 1 7 0 SHOT or 1 PATRN 3 Use the joystick to perform a series of pan tilt and zoom operations to finish a navigation course Example Pan Left Zoom In 4 Enter 69 SHOT to save the tour as a pattern 6 9 SHOT 5 Enter 71 SHOT or 2 PATRN to start recor...

Page 14: ...ion V1492 series high speed PTZ cameras provide some shortcut operations besides powerful menu programming function Below is the instruction on shortcut operations controlled by Infinova s V2117 keyboard 1 AUTOSCAN Operation Place the key switch at the OPERATE position enter 99 SHOT to call up AUTOSCAN function 2 TOUR Operation Place the key switch at the OPERATE position enter 97 SHOT to call up ...

Page 15: ...r Move the cursor to the desired parameter entry deflect the joystick upward or downward to choose an appropriate value and then move the cursor back or to the next entry filed DIGITAL ZOOM OFF DIGITAL ZOOM OFF DIGITAL ZOOM ON DIGITAL ZOOM ON Operations Guidelines Exit the Main Menu Move the cursor to the EXIT line in the main menu and deflect the joystick rightward to exit EXIT 6 2 Main Menu Afte...

Page 16: ...display mode z Preset title display mode z Zoom display mode z Cursor moving speed z Alarm Function Optional z Clear title z Privacy mask set z Direction DISP set 5 HOME POSITION z Set a home position action parameter z Determine how long before the PTZ camera return to its home position return time z Set tour function 6 CONTROL SET z Enable disable Wiper function z Enable disable Defroster functi...

Page 17: ...001 PASSWORD SET CONFIRM PASSWORD PASSWORD ENABLE OFF RETURN VERSION XXXXX XXXXXX BAUD RATE 2400 PROTOCOL PELCO D PASSWORD NOT MATCH COMM MODE RS422 20060530001 PASSWORD ENABLE Function Enable disable the password protect feature Operation ON enable the password protect feature i e require entering system access password before access the main menu OFF default disable the password protect feature ...

Page 18: ... white balance mode The PTZ cameras feature built in sensors to measure the current color temperature and use an algorithm to automatically process the image so that the final output image may be close to what the human eyes see Under some particular situations however users can also manually adjust the white balance parameters to achieve what they consider to be the best balanced pictures 18X 28X...

Page 19: ...peed PTZ cameras Under the PAL format the range could be adjusted as follows 1 1 5 1 3 1 6 1 12 1 25 1 50 Under the NTSC format the range could be adjusted as follows 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 1 60 Note It only could set the ON OFF status when using the 28X 36X PTZ camera SHUTTER Function Select the shutter speed priority AE mode and set a suitable speed Once a shutter speed is set the camera will aut...

Page 20: ...ns COLOR default enable the camera to display color image no matter how illumination conditions may change B W Make the camera output black white images regardless of lighting conditions PRO B W For 23X 35X High speed PTZ cameras only Function Change different illumination conditions for black white color conversion Options DAY NORM default NIGHT As illumination decreases a setting of DAY will cau...

Page 21: ...h speed PTZ cameras PRO B W REVERSE FREEZE RETURN NORM OFF OFF AE DSS SHUTTER EXPOSURE B W MODE B W CHANGE AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO COLOR WDR OFF CAM FUNCTION STABILIZE OFF EIS FREQUENCY 5 HZ RETURN SENSITIVITY NORMAL AGC LEVEL 024 SLOW AE 001 FNR MODE AUTO 1 FNR LEVEL 000 SHARPNESS 032 Function Stabilize function could proof the image shaking when the PTZ camera is operating on the acceleration or abr...

Page 22: ...ty is IMAGE STABLE For 28X 36X PTZ cameras Function OFF On Turn off or on the STABLE function Options OFF default Turn off the STABLE function ON Turn on the STABLE function 6 6 OSD On Screen Display Setup The PTZ camera can generate overlay text descriptions concerning various operations to facilitate site surveillance Use the OSD SETUP menu to activate the on screen displays OSD for these descri...

Page 23: ... the next RELAY entry associated with an alarm input in use 4 Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until all the entries have been defined STATE Functions Define the normal state of each alarm input Options NO default indicate the normal state as normally open N O NC set the normal state as normally closed N C Operation To define the normal state for each alarm input in use 1 Move the cursor to the STATE entr...

Page 24: ...tion function so before setting user should define the range and serial number of each privacy area by AREA SET menu Select PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 menu and the following tips shown on screen Note 1 For 22X PTZ cameras there isn t PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 menu 2 The submenus of PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 are different for PTZ cameras with different multiples Function A maximum of 24 privacy mask areas can be set ...

Page 25: ...g If it is no need to save the setting please select NO 6 7 Home Position After receiving no command for a certain period of time the PTZ camera can automatically return to a position that has been previously defined home position This feature ensures that the PTZ camera view a key area when not controlled by a user It can be set up in the HOME RETURN menu HOME POSITION RETURN TIME RETURN NONE 000...

Page 26: ...A SET DEFAULT SET EXIT HOME RETURN CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET DIRECTION RIGHT SPEED 008 TIME 000 TITLE RETURN AUTOPAN 001 DIRECTION Functions Set the original orientation when PTZ camera do horizontal running Options RIGHT LEFT RIGHT default Start pointing that camera aims at and runs to the right LEFT Start pointing that camera aims at and runs to the left SPEED Functions Select the scanning speed O...

Page 27: ...dited For details on how to define and call up Pattern please refer to Section 5 5 6 11 Setting Areas The area feature allows the whole surveillance site to be divided into a maximum of 16 sections areas Each section can be labeled with a unique area number and a description title which will be displayed on the screen when the camera navigates through it Illustrated below is a waiting hall at an a...

Page 28: ...or setting area boundaries Details are addressed below How to set area boundaries When access to AREA SET menu the menu for setting area boundaries will be displayed offering on screen instructions for the operation BEGIN SET AREA 1 PRESET BEGIN 3 PRESET EXIT AREA NO TITLE DISPLAY AREA SET RETURN 001 Gate 10 OFF AREA NO 001 2 PRESET SET BORDER 3 PRESET END PAN RIGHT ONLY PAN RIGHT ONLY Code Comman...

Page 29: ...in the area AREA NO 005 Gate 10 6 12 Default Set The DEFAULT SET item in the main menu is generally used to clear most user programmed data in the PTZ camera and reset the PTZ camera system to factory default RESET CAMERA item is used to remote reset SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT HOME RETURN CONTROL SET DEFAULT SET RESET CAMERA R...

Page 30: ...Z cameras under INFINOVA PECLO P D and Up the Coax protocols INFINOVA PELCO P PELCO D Duplex Up the Coax Baud Rate 2400 4800 9600bps Camera Addresses 254 Preset Keyboard control 254 254 Max Pattern 4 4 Max AUTOPAN 4 4 Max Area 16 Home Position Yes Password Protection Yes Tour 6 AUTOSCAN Yes For detailed operations under PECLO P D INFINOVA protocols including CAMERA CALL UP PTZ CAMERA TELE WIDE OPE...

Page 31: ...on Code Commands Table under INFINOVA Below table takes Infinova V2117 Keyboard under INFINOVA protocol as an example and lists the Commands Commands Key Switch Setting Modes Functions PROGRAM Set 1 64 PRESET 1 64 SHOT OPERATE Call up 1 64 PRESET PROGRAM Set 74 90 PRESET 74 90 SHOT OPERATE Call up 74 90 PRESET PROGRAM Set 96 98 101 254 PRESET 96 98 101 254 SHOT OPERATE Call up 96 98 101 254 PRESET...

Page 32: ... P 68 SHOT P 68 SHOT P 68 SHOT Turn on wiper P 100 SHOT 1 ON P 100 SHOT 1 ON Turn off wiper O 100 SHOT 1 OFF O 100 SHOT 1 OFF Set PATTERN 1 P 70 SHOT 1 PATRN P 70 SHOT 1 PATRN P 70 SHOT 1 PATRN Set PATTERN 2 P 71 SHOT 2 PATRN P 71 SHOT 2 PATRN P 71 SHOT 2 PATRN Set PATTERN 3 P 72 SHOT 3 PATRN P 72 SHOT 3 PATRN P 72 SHOT 3 PATRN Set PATTERN 4 P 73 SHOT 4 PATRN P 73 SHOT 4 PATRN Save PATTERN P 69 SH...

Page 33: ...ync generator Mechanical Manual span speed Pan rotation speed 0 1 50o per second Tilt rotation speed 0 1 25o per second Max Preset speed Pan speed 100o per second Tilt speed 30o per second Pan travel 360o continuous Tilt travel 40 90o Motor stepping motor Environmental Rating IP66 Weight 9 5kg Load Pan 10 kg Tilt 3 5 kg Electrical Input Voltage 24VAC 24VDC 120VAC 230VAC optional Power Consumption ...

Page 34: ...ax PAL 1 50s NTSC 1 60s 0 01lux F1 6 30 IRE AGC max PAL 1 3s NTSC 1 4s B W Mode 0 01lux F1 6 30 IRE AGC max PAL 1 50s NTSC 1 60s 0 01lux F1 6 30 IRE AGC max PAL 1 3s NTSC 1 4s Color Mode IR Cut On 0 02lux F1 35 30IRE PAL 1 3sˈ NTSC 1 4s B W Mode IR Cut Off 0 01lux F1 35 30IRE PAL 1 3sˈ NTSC 1 4s Horizontal 510 TVL 480 TVL 540TVL 490 TVL S N Ratio Video Output Backlight Compensation Sync System WDR...

Page 35: ... W Mode IR Cut Off 0 02lux F1 4 30IRE AGC max PAL 1 50sˈNTSC 1 60s 0 01lux F1 4 30IRE AGC max PAL 1 3sˈNTSC 1 4s Color mode 0 66 lux F1 6 30 IRE PAL 1 50s NTSC 1 60s 0 01 lux F1 6 30 IRE PAL 1 3s NTSC 1 4s B W mode 0 01 lux F1 6 30 IRE PAL 1 3sˈNTSC 1 4s Horizontal 540 TVL 530 TVL S N Ratio Video Output Backlight Compensation Sync System WDR OFF WDR AD WDR WDR AD WDR OFF ON FNR OFF AUTO MANU Stabi...

Page 36: ...er powering on Power PCB fuse damage Replace the fuse New camera ID has not been activated Recycle the power Wrong camera ID Reset the camera ID Unit can t be controlled after successful initiation Camera is not properly called via keyboard Use the camera ID to call it Wrong video cable connection Reconnect the video cable No video signal is present Video cable broken Replace the video cable Vague...

Page 37: ...s below Step 1 Loosen the two screws that fasten DIP switch window with a Philips head screwdriver Then take off the window The position of DIP switch window is shown in figure below Step 2 Remove the DIP switch window user can see switches S1 S2 From the PTZ camera s front to view the switch on the left is switch S1 and that on the right is switch S2 Switches S1 and S2 perform different functions...

Page 38: ...I I I I I O O 64 I I I I I I O O I I ON O OFF I ON O OFF Switch Positions Camera ID I ON O OFF I ON O OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 65 O O O O O O I O 66 I O O O O O I O 67 O I O O O O I O 68 I I O O O O I O 69 O O I O O O I O 70 I O I O O O I O 71 O I I O O O I O 72 I I I O O O I O 73 O O O I O O I O 74 I O O I O O I O 75 O I O I O O I O 76 I I O I O O I O 77 O O I I O O I O 78 I O I I O O I O 79 O I I I O...

Page 39: ... I O I 191 O I I I I I O I 192 I I I I I I O I I ON O OFF Switch Positions Camera ID Switch Positions I ON O OFF Camera ID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 193 O O O O O O I I 194 I O O O O O I I 195 O I O O O O I I 196 I I O O O O I I 197 O O I O O O I I 198 I O I O O O I I 199 O I I O O O I I 200 I I I O O O I I 201 O O O I O O I I 202 I O O I O O I I 203 O I O I O O I I 204 I I O I O O I I 205 O O I I O O I I 2...

Page 40: ...or future use Refer to the following tables for specific setting X indicates not available DIP Switch Baud Rate 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2400 bps OFF OFF X X X X X X 4800 bps ON OFF X X X X X X 9600 bps OFF ON X X X X X X 2400 bps ON ON X X X X X X PELCO P D INFINOVA X X ON X X X X X Up the Coax X X OFF X X X X X The baud rates supported by each protocol are listed below Protocol Baud Rate PELCO P 2400 480...

Page 41: ...tion BNC Video Output RX Brown RS422 RS485 RX Blue RS422 RS485 Red Black Power Supply AC ALM IN Grey A GND White Alarm Input NC Brown White COM Yellow No Blue White Alarm Output EARTH Yellow Green Grounding Sign Cable Color Definition BNC Video Output RX Brown RS422 RS485 RX Blue RS422 RS485 Red Black Power Supply DC ALM IN Grey A GND White Alarm Input NC Brown White COM Yellow No Blue White Alarm...

Page 42: ...ameter value tends to cause voltage loss and even system instability 0 8000 1 000 1 250 2 000 10 283 86 451 137 716 218 1811 551 20 141 42 225 68 358 109 905 275 30 94 28 150 45 238 72 603 183 40 70 21 112 34 179 54 452 137 50 56 17 90 27 143 43 362 110 60 47 14 75 22 119 36 301 91 70 40 12 64 19 102 31 258 78 80 35 10 56 17 89 27 226 68 90 31 9 50 15 79 24 201 61 100 28 8 45 13 71 21 181 55 110 2...

Page 43: ...erhead wiring is prohibited because it s more likely to encounter lightning strike Use shielded cables or thread the cables through metal tubes for burial thus to ensure the electric connection to the metal tube In case it s difficult to thread the cable through the tube all the way it s acceptable to use tube threaded cables only at both ends of the transmission line yet the length in burial shou...

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