in51x1x1D Series
Tamper Resistant WDR Dome Camera
Quick Start Guide
Before operating this product, please read this quick-start guide to ensure proper use.
Please store these instructions a safe place for future reference.
FEATURES
1. ⅓”Pixim Digital Pixel System WDR
sensor and DSP
2. Integral DC Varifocal Lens
3. Software or True Day Night models.
4. 12VDC/24VAC powered
5. Resolution 690 HTVLe
6. Sensitivity 0.1 Lux (F1.2, 50IRE, 30fps,
2850°K. Color)
7. Programmable OSD via on board
joystick or optional “up the coax”
iCCTV™controller
8. Selectable Progressive Scan
9. Focus Assist
10. Privacy Zones
11. Motion Detection
PRECAUTIONS
1. Before installing and operating the unit, please read this manual carefully.
2. Precision components are contained in this camera, please avoid violent vibrations during
installation and maintenance. Do not connect the power until you have completed the
installation.
3. Please obey all local electrical wiring regulations when using this unit.
4. Do not use abrasive or corrosive materials for cleaning. Use only a soft cloth for cleaning.
5. To prevent damage to the lens or sensor, do not point the camera directly into the sun
or very strong light sources.
6. Do not use the camera outside it’s working temperature (-10°C~ 50°C / 14°F ~122°F) or
humidity (<90%) ranges.
7. Ensure that the power supply meets the current requirements of the camera and that
the supply voltage is inside the tolerances of the camera: 12VDC +15%, -10%, or 24VAC
±10%
8. Ensure that the fixings used are adequate to support the load of camera.
9. In case of camera failure, do not attempt to dismantle or service the camera yourself.
Please refer to qualified service personnel for repair of the camera.
CONNECTIONS
1. Power Input connector. This is a 2.1mm DC jack.
Observe polarity of 12VDC connections. The
centre conductor is +12VDC ±10% and outer
is ground. Refer to the diagrams below for
clarification.
2. BNC Connector. Video Output. 75Ω 1Vp-p
3. Locking grub-screw
12VDC
GND
MOUNTING
1. Using the enclosed drill template, mark and drill the four
mounting holes for the base. Choose an appropriate drill
bit for the surface you are drilling in to and ensure that the
diameter is correct for the fixings being used.
2. If rear cable exit is to be used, mark and cut a central
20mm (¾”) diameter hole for the cable and connectors, as
indicated on the drill template.
3. If side exit is to be used, remove side rubber cable bung.
4. Use appropriate No.8 countersunk screws (and wall plugs,
if applicable) for the mounting surface in use.
5. Ensure that the fixings can adequately bear the weight of
the camera.
6. Slacken the locking grub-screw and remove the dome
cover. If necessary, rotate the gimbal in axis A to gain
access to the mounting holes
7. Mount the camera and fit the O-rings in the accessory pack to maintain a moisture proof
seal.
8. Make the video and power connections and commission the camera
9. Once commissioning is complete, replace the liner, dome cover and re-tension the grub-
screw to prevent unauthorized users tampering with the camera.
LENS AND POSITIONING
The camera and integral varifocal lens are mounted on a
3-axis gimbal with integrated liner. To remove the liner for
commissioning, gently squeeze at points B and withdraw the
liner in direction C.
To position the camera to give the required image content,
gently turn the gimbal arms ④ to orientate it in axis D. To
adjust the camera tilt, gently turn the gimbal disk ⑤ in axis E.
To adjust the azimuth, turn the gimbal disk in axis F.
Note:
do not use the lens as a lever to adjust the camera position
The field of view may be adjusted by loosening the zoom lever,
⑥, and moving until the required field of view is obtained.
Loosen the focus lever ⑦ and adjust to obtain optimum
focus. Remember to tighten both levers when adjustments are
complete to prevent image drift.. They should be tensioned
“finger tight“ only
When complete, gently push the liner back onto the gimbal
arms, until it snaps into place.
OSD ACCESS
The camera is supplied in a general configuration that will suit the majority of installation
requirements. Should advanced configuration be required then the on-board ⑧ joystick or
the optional iCCTV™ compliant UTC (up the coax) programmer may connected to provide
access to the camera On Screen Display (OSD) for user programming. The UTC programmer
may be used remotely from the camera (e.g. at a DVR), such that direct access to the camera is
A
B
C
B
D
F
E
④
⑥
⑦
⑤
Down
Left
Up
Right
⑨
⑧
MAIN MENU
Presets..
Basic Functions..
Image Functions..
SAVE/EXIT..
not required for its use
To view the On Screen Display and image from the camera, connect a monitor to the
service jack ⑨ (2.5mm mono jack) or direct to the video output of the camera.
To use the UTC controller, connect the Video-In connector of the UTC controller to the
Video-Out connector of the camera. Connect the Video-Out of the UTC controller to a
display monitor, as shown above .
To activate the camera OSD, depress the joystick button on the on-board joystick or UTC
Controller for 2 seconds.
(Correct operation of the UTC controller: operation is confirmed when LED is latched on.)
Push the joystick
to select a menu from the list.
Push the joystick
to change the selected value.
Press the joystick button to call the sub-menu or execute a command.
To return from a sub-menu to the previous menu, select “Previous Page” and press the
joystick button.
OSD MAIN MENU
When the OSD menu is launched, you are
presented with the adjacent opening screen.
A “..” after an option indicates the presence a
sub-menu.
A”.” indicates there is further information relative
to the settings that is not editable.
PRESETS MENU
The presets provide you with basic configurations
for most applications. These can then be tailored
for individual site requirements should you
require any complex configuration.
•
Universal:
Use this setting for high contrast scenes where there is no specific
focus on lighter or darker areas.
•
Details 1 / Details 2:
Use this setting for high-contrast scenes where there is no
specific focus on lighter or darker areas.
•
Indoor/ Shadow:
Indoor scenes full of contrast with strong backlights. Details
are displayed from the shadows.
•
Indoor:
Indoor scenes full of contrast with medium backlights, details are
displayed in high resolution.
•
Low Light:
Preset for low light scenes with slowly moving objects. The slow
shutter operates between x2 and x16.
•
Brightness:
Adjusts the image brightness
•
Gamma:
Adjusts the contrast of the video signal to compensate for displays with a
nonlinear response.
•
Sharpness:
Affects the fine detail of the image. Note this setting is automatically
reduced in low light to reduce the visibility of noise in the image.
• Saturation:
Adjusts to the colour content of the image. Saturation is decreased
under high AGC levels to reduce colour noise.
• WB Offset:
this modifies AWB performance in images with minimal colour content,
to compensate for unsatisfactory colour metering.
MAIN MENU
Presets..
Basic Functions..
Image Functions..
Commissioning..
Activity Detection..
SAVE/EXIT MENU..
Presets
Previous Page.
Presets
Universal
Brightness
0
Gamma
Auto
Sharpness
1
Saturation
2
WB Offset
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