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in52S9x2D Series 

Tamper Resistant 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

• 

Polycarbonate Housing

• 

Polycarbonate Bubble

• 

DC Varifocal lens

• 

⅓ High Sensitivity Sensor

• 

700TVL Resolution

• 

0.05 Lux

• 

HLC, BLC, DEFOG

• 

Sens Up 

• 

On Screen Menu

• 

3 Axis gimbal

• 

12VDC/24VAC Powered

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: 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. 24VAC power is not polarity conscious.

 

Use the terminal block adaptor for connecting 

24VAC power, if required.

 

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 cable exit is not to be used, insert the rubber trim  

bung at point ④. The bung is found in the accessory pack.

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.

T

o  position  the  camera  to  give  the  required  image  content, 

gently turn the gimbal arms ⑤ to orientate it in axis D. To adjust 

the camera tilt, gently turn the gimbal disk ⑥ 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, 

⑦,  and  moving  until  the  required  field  of  view  is  obtained. 

Loosen  the  focus  lever  ⑧  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 ⑨ joystick may 

be used to provide access to the camera On Screen Display (OSD) for user programming. 

To view the On Screen Display and image from the camera, connect a monitor to the service 

jack ⑩ (2.5mm mono jack, or optional lead) or direct to the 

video output of the camera.

To activate the camera OSD, depress the joystick on the 

service board

Push the joystick 



 to select a menu from the list.

Push the joystick 



 to change the selected value.

Press the joystick button to open a sub-menu or execute a 

command.

A

B

C

B

D

F

E


Down

Left

Up

Right

Optional Programming Method

 MENU

Exposure..

Day/Night..

WhiteBalance..

Display Adjust..

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. 

To activate the camera OSD, depress the joystick button on the UTC Controller 

for 2 seconds (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 “Return” and press the 

joystick button.

 

OSD MAIN MENU

When  the  OSD  menu  is  launched,  you  are 

presented with the adjacent opening screen. 

A menu option followed by a 

 

indicates the 

presence  of  a  sub-menu.  Options  set  to  OFF 

will not show a  

 

until set to ON

Use  RETURN 

      to  return  to  the  previous 

menu.

EXPOSURE MENU

 

ALC menu:

•  BRIGHTNESS - 

sets  the  level  of  the 

overall brightness

•  SHUTTER

OFF, 

1/60~1/120K. 

(1/50~120K  PAL)  Set  this  on  to  reduce 

the  exposure  time  of  each  image.  This 

can  be  used  to  reduce  blur  in  images 

with fast changing content.

•  FLK

-  Use  this  when  flicker  is  observed 

in the image under fluorescent lighting. 

When FLK is ON, the shutter menu is disabled.

• 

AGC- Off or Level Control -

Used to adjust overall AGC level

•  SENS UP - 

Slows frame rate and increases low light sensitivity

•  IRIS SPEED - 

Level control for iris

Rev  0.1

MENU

EXPOSURE

ALC

DAY/NIGHT.

AUTO

WHITE BAL

DISPLAY ADJ

IMAGE

DNR

ON

MOTION

SYSTEM

EXIT

SAVE

ALC

BRIGHTNESS

10     

SHUTTER

1/60

FLK

OFF

AGC

10    

SENS UP

8x

IRIS SPEED

10    

RETURN

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