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Infinova V5121-A7 Series Instruction Manual Download Page 6

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5. INTRODUCTION OF PANEL PARTS

The front, bottom and side parts:

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Lens Mount

To attach the lens. This is applicable to both C-mount lenses and CS-mount
lenses (1/3").

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IRIS Terminal

This is connected to an automatic iris control lens. The pin arrangement is:

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Summary of Contents for V5121-A7 Series

Page 1: ...V5121 A7 V5122 A7 Series High performance Electronic Day Night Day Night Camera INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ARTS 3 6 MOUNTING THE CAMERA 6 7 OPERATION INSTRUCTION 7 7 1 CAMERA SET 8 7 1 1 SYNC SELECTION 9 7 1 2 V PHASE 9 7 1 3 CAMERA TITLE 9 7 1 4 CAMERA ID 10 7 1 5 PROTOCOL 10 7 1 6 BAUD RATE 11 7 2 CAM LENS SET 11 7 2 1 TYPE 11 7 2 2 IRIS 11 7 2 3 SPEED 11 7 3 EXPOSURE MENU 12 7 3 1 AE 12 7 3 2 BACK LIGHT 14 7 3 3 DAY NIGHT 15 ...

Page 3: ... 19 7 4 5 HUE 19 7 4 6 C GAIN 19 7 4 7 NR 19 7 4 8 MONITOR 20 7 5 WHITE BALANCE 21 7 6 ASSIST FUNCTION 22 7 6 1 ALARM 23 7 6 2 MOTION DET 23 7 6 3 PRIVACY 24 7 6 4 LUM NEGATIVE 25 7 7 BLEMISH 26 7 8 DEFAULT 26 APPENDIX I SPECIFICATIONS 27 APPENDIX II CABLE DIAMETER CALCULATION AND LIGHTNING SURGE PROTECTION 29 ...

Page 4: ...perator Motion detection provides higher security of your surveillance system This manual is for the following models V5121 A7104 Analog fixed camera 1 3 inch CCD Electronic day night OSD NTSC 700TVL 12VDC 24VAC V5121 A7114 Analog fixed camera 1 3 inch CCD Electronic day night OSD PAL 700TVL 12VDC 24VAC V5122 A7104 Analog fixed camera 1 3 inch CCD Day night OSD NTSC 700TVL 12VDC 24VAC V5122 A7114 ...

Page 5: ...loth moistened with alcohol to wipe off the dust 3 If any abnormality occurs make sure to unplug the unit and contact your local dealer 4 Cap with the lens cover to protect the CCD sensor when the camera is not in use 4 INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS 1 Do not drop the camera or subject it to strong knock 2 Do not point the camera lens toward the sun or other strong light 3 It s recommended to apply auto...

Page 6: ...L PARTS The front bottom and side parts 8 Lens Mount To attach the lens This is applicable to both C mount lenses and CS mount lenses 1 3 IRIS Terminal This is connected to an automatic iris control lens The pin arrangement is ...

Page 7: ...ocating hole Use this hole to work with camera locator Camera mounting screw hole Use this hole when mounting the camera onto a fixer pan tilt unit and the like Camera mounting bracket fixing screw hole 4 pcs Back focus adjustment knob OSD Menu Buttons Push the keystroke baffle backward the end with BNC connector to discover the OSD menu buttons Refer to 7 Operation Instruction for the menu settin...

Page 8: ...power Make sure that the terminal correct when the camera is input 12VDC power supply Power Indicator Lamp The lamp lights when power is supplied to the camera RS485 Terminal DIP Switch The RS485 terminal resistor is connected when the switch is turned toward right ON On the contrary the RS485 terminal resistor isn t connected when the switch is turned toward left OFF Note Please connect the RS485...

Page 9: ...re to choose the suitable position that can support the weight of the camera and the bracket in years and fix them properly z Exercise maximum caution when installing the unit to the wall or ceiling You should not engage in the installation work yourself Ask a professional to do the job since the fall of the unit can result in injuries and accidents z When installing the unit on a fixer turn table...

Page 10: ... ID PROTOCOL BAUDRATE RETURN INT OFF 001 PELCO D 2400 EXIT LENS MENU TYPE IRIS SPEED RETURN DC LARGE 04 EXIT EXPOSURE MENU AE BACK LIGHT DAY NIGHT FLK ATR RETURN AUTO OFF AUTO OFF OFF EXIT PICTURE MENU MIRROR BRIGHT CONTRAST SHARP HUE RETURN OFF 07 17 10 17 EXIT C GAIN NR MONITOR 17 ON LCD WB MENU WB MODE RED GAIN BLUE GAIN RETURN ATW EXIT ASSIST MENU ALARM MOTION DET PRIVACY LUM NEGATIVE RETURN O...

Page 11: ...ting First of all be sure that terminals of RS485 connectors in camera and keyboard connect correct make sure both the protocol and baud rate of camera and keyboard are identical Then press 95 SHOT to access menu Deflecting the joystick upward downward leftward and rightward moves the cursor up down left and right Besides twisting the head of the joystick rightward accesses to submenu twisting the...

Page 12: ...sync interruption caused by multiple camera switching In LL mode select a suitable V PHASE value for video synchronization Note Camera LL mode is locked at 24VAC If DC power supply is introduced it will automatically switch to INT mode 7 1 2 V PHASE Function Adjust camera phase Options 001 174 for NTSC camera 001 208 for PAL camera Note The V PHASE value can be adjusted only if the camera is in LL...

Page 13: ... etc by pressing the buttons POSI LINE Set title vertical position 0 12 adjustable POSI ROW Set title horizontal position 0 16 adjustable TITLE CLEAR Clear the camera title Select YES to clear the designated title 7 1 4 CAMERA ID Function Set the current ID related information Options 001 127 for INFINOVA protocol 001 254 for PELCO P D protocol Default as 001 7 1 5 PROTOCOL Function Set camera pro...

Page 14: ... lens drive mode Options DC VIDEO This setting should be the same as that of the adopted lens or else the iris cannot be opened 7 2 2 IRIS Function Close or open the iris adjust its size Options CLOSE OPEN LARGEST LARGER LARGE SMALL SMALLER SMALLEST Default as LARGE 7 2 3 SPEED Function Adjust the changing speed of the iris size Options 01 12 The speed becomes higher as the value goes up Default a...

Page 15: ... series default as DAY for V5122 A7 series default as AUTO AUTO MENU SHUT MODE SHUT MAX SHUT MIN AGC MODE RETURN PRI IRIS MEDIUM M EXIT DN MENU BURST CUT DAY NIGHT NIGHT DAY DELAY TIME RETURN ON 05 05 05S EXIT EXPOSURE MENU AE BACK LIGHT DAY NIGHT FLK ATR RETURN AUTO OFF AUTO OFF OFF EXIT 7 3 1 AE Function Configure electronic shutter mode Options AUTO MANU Default as AUTO Note If it is set to MAN...

Page 16: ... brightness is up to shut time The user can set the shut time between SHUT MAX and SHUT MIN The greater the value is the longer the exposure time will be For PAL camera options 1 50s 1 100000 s 11 levels adjustable For NTSC camera options 1 60 s 1 100000 s 11 levels adjustable AGC MODE Under poor illumination conditions it increases sensitivity automatically and enhances the CCD signal intensity t...

Page 17: ...dB 36dB 7 3 2 BACK LIGHT Function Set backlight compensation Options OFF HLC BLC HLC mode can constrain the bright part of video image and highlight the dark part of video image so that it is easy to view the dark part image HLC MENU is shown as below SUPPRESS Set the constraint level of the bright part Options 01 17 Default as 08 EXPO COMP Set highlight level of the dark part Options 01 32 Defaul...

Page 18: ...a BLC area will appear in the screen The BLC area size can be configured by setting the values of TOP BOTTOM LEFT and RIGHT LEVEL means compensation level Options 01 11 The brightness of the BLC area has more influence to the peripheral image brightness as the level goes up AUTO mode is to automatically adjust 7 3 3 DAY NIGHT Function Switchover B W and Color mode predefine the threshold illuminat...

Page 19: ...ching from day to night performs Options 01 10 defaulted 05 NIGHT DAY Set switchover threshold value from B W mode to Color mode The smaller the value is at a higher light the switching from night to day performs Options 01 10 defaulted 05 DELAY TIME Set lag time for the switchover between different modes Options 03S 05S 10S 30S defaulted 05S Note When adjusting the threshold illumination values b...

Page 20: ...or PAL camera works in 60Hz power environment activating the FLK function can prevent video from flicker Options ON OFF Default as OFF 7 3 5 ATR Function Enable or disable image brightness adjustment Options ON OFF Default as OFF If it is set to ON the camera will automatically modulate the bright part and the dark part of the image that is make the bright part of image darker and the dark part ma...

Page 21: ...menu is mainly for MIRROR BRIGHT CONTRAST SHARP HUE C GAIN NR and MONITOR 7 4 1 MIRROR Function Current image mirror Options ON OFF Default as OFF Enable mirror function to horizontal mirror the image 7 4 2 BRIGHT Function Adjust image brightness Options 01 32 Default as 07 The image becomes brighter as the brightness level goes up 7 4 3 CONTRAST Function Adjust image contrast ...

Page 22: ...oes up 7 4 5 HUE Function Adjust image hue Options 01 32 Default as 17 7 4 6 C GAIN Function Adjust color gain Options 01 32 Default as 17 Image color becomes dense along with the increase of level 7 4 7 NR Function Enable or disable noise reduction function Options ON OFF Default as ON Press the button to access its submenu to set NR MODE and NR LEVEL ...

Page 23: ...duction level Options 01 08 Default as 04 7 4 8 MONITOR Function Set Gamma value Options CRT LCD Default as LCD The camera should connect CRT monitor if it is set to CRT and connect LCD monitor if set to LCD When it is set to LCD pressing the button will enter its submenu Modulate GAMSEL value and KNEESEL value to get desired image GAMSEL options 01 08 default as 03 KNEESEL options 01 08 default a...

Page 24: ...uto Tracking White Balance mode The built in sensor can perceive the current color temperature and use specific arithmetic to process video image seeking to present an image looking exactly like the real object The color temperature range is 1800K 10500K If the color temperature of the monitored object is beyond the range above go to MANUAL mode or else there will be a chromatic aberration General...

Page 25: ...ment with approximate 2000K color temperature MANUAL Manual White Balance mode When using ATW mode cannot achieve ideal image color it enables to get better color by modulating red gain and blue gain in MANUAL mode RED red gain available in MANUAL mode only Options 01 32 Default as 07 BLUE blue gain available in MANUAL mode only Options 01 32 Default as 07 PUSHLOCK Similar to ATW but the processin...

Page 26: ...ually works with IR illuminators MD OUT Motion detection alarm output EXT IN and MD OUT use the same ALARM port When the port is connected either EXT IN or MD OUT can be selected 7 6 2 MOTION DET Function Enable or disable motion detection function Options OFF ON Default as OFF Select ON the activated motion detection areas will display in the menu In the submenu the user can separately configure ...

Page 27: ...a The value of LEFT should be less than that of RIGHT and the value of TOP should be less than that of BOTTOM The origin of coordinate lies in the upper left corner of screen If a moving object is detected the frame of the motion detection area will flicker If alarm mode is set to MD OUT triggering alarm will output high level signal in the ALARM port of the back panel 7 6 3 PRIVACY Function Enabl...

Page 28: ...GHT and the value of TOP should be less than that of BOTTOM The origin of coordinate lies in the upper left corner of screen STYLE represents mask type Options RED GREEN BLUE BLACK MOSAIC1 MOSAIC2 MASKGATE Configure whether to calculate the masks as the exposure part ON Not to calculate OFF To calculate 7 6 4 LUM NEGATIVE Function Enable or disable negative function Options OFF ON Default as OFF I...

Page 29: ...camera will continuously compensate the blemish DBC MODE is used to set the sensitivity of dynamic compensation Options STANDARD H SENSE L SENSE SBC Static compensation mode Options YES NO If it is set to YES the image will turn black and return to normal after a compensation 7 8 DEFAULT Function Resume factory default setting ...

Page 30: ...C HIGH Color mode 0 1 lux F1 2 50IRE AGC HIGH B W mode 0 005 lux F1 2 50IRE AGC HIGH S N Ratio 54dB AGC OFF Video Output 1 0 Vp p 75 Ohm BNC connector Auto Electric Shutter Auto Manual NTSC 1 60 1 100 000s PAL 1 50 1 100 000s Auto Iris DC Drive VIDEO Drive Lens Mount C CS Gamma Correction 0 45 White Balance ATW MANUAL INDOOR OUTDOOR FLUORES PUSHLOCK Color Temperature Range 1800K 10500K Auto Gain C...

Page 31: ...00 9600bps Sync System Internal Line Lock Power Supply 12VDC 24VAC Power Consumption 4W maximum Operating Temperature 14 F 122 F 10 C 50 C Storage Temperature 4 F 140 F 20 60 C Operating Humidity 0 90 RH non condensing Unit Dimensions H W L 2 52 2 88 5 66 64mm 73 2mm 143 8mm Box Dimensions L W H 8 07 4 92 3 94 205mm 125mm 100mm Unit Weight 0 84 lbs 0 38kg Shipping Weight 1 19 lbs 0 54kg Specificat...

Page 32: ...ameter shall be 0 8000mm A lower diameter 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 6...

Page 33: ... 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 should be no less than 15 meters The cable sheath and the tube should be connected to ...

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