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LANGUAGE ENGLISH
CAMERA FUNCTION1..
CAMERA FUNCTION2..
CAMERA TITLE/ALARM..
CAMERA ALC..
CAMERA VIDEO..
AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE..
POS.FUNCTION SET..
FACTORY SETTINGS..

EXIT

SET

SUB MENU

CAMERA FUNCTION1

V.PHASE

---

POS. TITLE LOC.

UP-L

PRIVATE MASK..
MANUAL DISPLAY

HOME M.DETECT

OFF

D.ZOOM MAX

STABILIZER

OFF

RETURN

SETUP

POSITION SETUP. .
CAMERA. .
CONTROL UNIT. .

Normal screen

CAMERA FUNCTION2

FLIP DIGITAL
VAR. P / T SPEED

EASY AF

OFF

AF FOR IR

OFF

TILT LIMIT

0˚

M. PAN LIMIT

OFF

AUTO RETURN..

RETURN

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM

CAM.TITLE EDIT..
AREA DISPLAY

OFF

ALM.TITLE SIZE

DOUBLE

ALM.TITLE COLOUR

WHITE

ALARM TITLE EDIT..
ALARM INPUT..
ALARM OUTPUT..

RETURN

SET

SUB MENU

FACTORY SETTINGS

CANCEL
CLEAR
CLEAR(ALL)

<MENU>RETURN <SET>RETURN

(W/O POS.TITLE)

M.PAN LIMIT POS. SET

<MENU>RETURN <SET>L/R

[L]POS.SETTING
<SET>INVALID
DURING

PAN

MOVEMENT

RETURN

SET

SUB MENU

POS.FUNCTION SET HOME

POSITION TITLE..
IRIS MODE

AUTO

ExDR MODE

OFF

ExDR LEVEL

---

BLC MODE

OFF

W.BALANCE ATW-W
R GAIN

---

B GAIN

---

RETURN

SET

CHAR .SET

STABILIZER

AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE

RETURN

SET

SUB MENU

CAMERA ALC

RETURN

SHUTTER

1 / 50

AGC MODE

MID

SENSE UP

OFF

ALC MODE

---

B&W/COLOUR MODE..

RETURN

CAMERA VIDEO

MONITOR TYPE CRT
DVR SAVE MODE OFF
COLOUR LEVEL NORMAL
ENHANCE LEVEL NORMAL
SETUP ON
DNR MODE OFF
SEC MODE OFF

<MENU>RETURN

B&W/COLOUR MODE

B&W MODE

COLOUR

LEVEL ---
B&W A. TIME

---

LIGHT TYPE

NORMAL

<MENU>RETURN

AUTO RETURN

MODE OFF
TIME ---

<MENU>RETURN

AUTO PAN SET..
AUTO PATROL SET..
AUTO TRACE SET..
A. PAN/TRACE VIDEO..
RM. A. PAN KEY A. PAN
RM. A. PATROL KEY A. PATROL

POP. TITLE EDIT HOME

LEVEL NORMAL

RETURN

POSITION VIDEO SCENE A

IRIS MODE

AUTO

ExDR MODE

OFF

ExDR LEVEL

---

BLC MODE

OFF

W.BALANCE ATW-W
R GAIN

---

B GAIN

---

RETURN

SET

SUB MENU

POS.FUNCTION SET HOME

POSITION TITLE..
POSITION VIDEO SCENE A

Changing camera settings from remote control

RM-P2580

The menu screen consists of the following flow. (For details, see the reference page for each item)

Flow of Menu Screens

When preset position is set to 256

only

TK-C686E/TK-C686WPEonly

Summary of Contents for TK-C685E

Page 1: ... INSTRUCTIONS TK C686E A TK C686WPE B Thank you for purchasing this product Before beginning to operate this unit please read the instruction manual carefully in order to make sure that the best possible performance is obtained TK C685E TK C686E TK C685WPE TK C686WPE LST0737 001B ...

Page 2: ...t it on a firm place with sufficient strength to support the vibration and weight of the unit Mass Approx 1 9 kg TK C685E TK C686E Approx 5 5 kg TK C685WPE TK C686WPE If the ceiling material e g decorated plywood plaster board and bluster board is not strong enough apply reinforcement materials such as veneer plywood TK C685E TK C686E If the strength is not sufficient vibrations will cause fuzzy i...

Page 3: ...ion tracks and shoots moving objects when home position is displayed Image Stabilizer This function detects camera shaking and reduces image shaking TK C686E TK C686WPE only Supports Pelco protocol This product supports Pelco Inc s Pelco D P protocol Enables display of menu in multiple languages You can select to display the menu of this product in English French German Italian or Spanish language...

Page 4: ...l 35 Flow of Menu Screens 36 LANGUAGE Setting 38 CAMERA FUNCTION1 screen 38 CAMERA FUNCTION2 screen 40 CAMERA TITLE ALARM screen 42 CAMERA ALC screen 44 CAMERA VIDEO screen 46 AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE screen 47 POS FUNCTION SET screen 50 FACTORY SETTINGS screen 53 Detailed setting Private Mask Setting 54 Home Motion Detect Alarm Setting 56 HOME M DETECT TRACKING Setting 58 Manual Pan Limit Setting 60...

Page 5: ... the color 䢇 Inadequate heat ventilation may result in malfunction of this product Be sure not to block vents around the product This product discharges heat from the surface of the main unit 䢇 Do not install it at locations directly subjected to cold air such as near the vents of air conditioners or at locations with high temperature Condensation may occur inside the dome cover 䢇 When using TK C6...

Page 6: ...able to AC 230 V power supply The camera will be damaged If the wrong cable is connected the internal circuit will be damaged Stop using the camera and send it to your nearest JVC dealer for repair Chargeable 䢇 To supply AC 24 V use a AC 24 V supplying power unit that is insulated from AC 230 V line 䢇 As the dome cover is of a semiglobular shape image distortion will occur at the hemispherical edg...

Page 7: ...dim When the brightness of the image plane is constantly changing for example a blinking light When there is almost no contrasts When there are repetitive vertical striped patterns on the image plane Auto Focus is difficult to set under the following conditions When sensitivity is increased with AGC and the screen is grainy When there is less movement on the screen due to increased electronic sens...

Page 8: ...and alarm output 1 A Page 22 F Fall prevention wire fixing bracket This attaches to the fall prevention wire O of the camera G Wire clamp fixing hole This is used to bundle wires A Page 16 H Safety wire mounting hole Mount wires from the ceiling slab or channel to this hole to prevent the camera from falling Name and Function of Parts B D C E A G F H I N J L K M Terminal Setting switch Pin number ...

Page 9: ...p lights up in green when AC24V power is turned on N Camera connection terminal female This connects to the connection terminal male of the camera O Fall Prevention Wire This attaches to the fall prevention wire fixing bracket F of the camera P Front Mask Q Lens Lens cannot be replaced R Camera fixing lock knob x2 This knob secures the camera to the ceiling so that it does not fall S Cable cover R...

Page 10: ...ture inside the wall A Page 28 E Connector for Coaxial Cable Connection BNC This is an output terminal for composite video signals 1 V p p output impedance 75 K It connects switchers F AC24V Power Cable This connects the camera to AC24V power A Page 28 G Alarm Input 1 Alarm Output 1 Cable 5 cables Alarm Input 1 Alarm Output 1 Cable A Page 32 H Control Signal Connecting Cable x4 This connects the c...

Page 11: ...for every camera A Page 31 P Setting Switch This switch allows you to configure settings such as protocol and SYNC A Page 30 Q Heater ON OFF Switch This is the ON OFF switch for automatic control of the built in heater This product comes with a built in heater to prevent the dome cover from being covered with snow and frost as well as fogging When installing the heater at an unrequired location tu...

Page 12: ...pplied to each camera System Connection Example Observe the following points when connecting components together Turn all the components off before proceeding Read the instruction manuals of all components before proceeding For the types and lengths of connection cables see A Page 22 Cable Connection TK C685E TK C686E A Page 32 Cable Connection TK C685WPE TK C686WPE Do not connect the control sign...

Page 13: ...13 T TK C685E TK C686E is used in the camera s illustration ...

Page 14: ...ceiling mount bracket from the camera unit A Check to ensure that the camera fixing lock knobs x2 is not turned on If it is locked slide the camera fixing lock knobs to unlock in the direction as shown below B Push in the camera fixing lock knobs x2 from both left and right sides in the direction as illustrated in the diagram Unfasten the ceiling mount bracket on a table to prevent it from falling...

Page 15: ...n AC 24 V cable to AC 230 V power supply The camera will be damaged If the wrong cable is connected the internal circuit will be damaged Stop using the camera and send it to your nearest JVC dealer for repair Chargeable For safety reasons turn on the power only after all the connection is complete To supply AC 24 V use a AC 24 V supplying power unit that is insulated from AC 230 V line CAUTION Tak...

Page 16: ...p 4 to its original position The direction to pull out the cables changes according to the mounting method of the camera Note Be sure to mount the terminal cover to prevent foreign objects or dust from entering When pulling out the cables from the top make the fall prevention wire go under the terminal cover and pull it out together with the other cables When pulling out the cables from the side r...

Page 17: ...nsulation between the ceiling mount bracket and the ceiling structure If the ceiling structure is metal and insulation is not provided between the camera and the ceiling structure image noise may occur Be sure to provide insulation Mounting the camera to the ceiling 1 Remove the tape on the lens section 2 Remove the lens cap 3 Mount the dome cover to the camera A Check that the dome cover and lens...

Page 18: ...e camera A Page 16 8 Lock When the camera is mounted on the ceiling mount bracket lower the camera fixing lock knobs x2 in the direction of the arrow and secure the camera such that it does not fall off Removing the Camera A Slide the camera fixing lock knob toward the ceiling to unlock B Push in the camera fixing lock knobs x2 from both left and right sides to remove the camera unit C Remove the ...

Page 19: ...l signal terminals RX and RX is to be terminated with a resistance of 110 K Initial set OFF T When the system in which this camera is used is a multidrop system RS 485 system set only the camera located at the extreme end of the control signal cables to ATerminatedB and set the other cameras to AOpenB T1 The settings of Switches 2 4 and 5 are enabled only when Switch 1 is turned OFF JVC protocol O...

Page 20: ...reset the machine ID C The indication changes depending on the switch2 setting in the setting switches A Page 19 AONB B 100P AOFFB B 256P Memo When operating a system using the RM P2580 several cameras can be connected and used on one control signal cable Consequently an incorrect switch setting on just a single camera will cause the entire system to work incorrectly The following screen appears w...

Page 21: ...3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 Machine ID Machine ID setting switch 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 1 ON 2 3 4...

Page 22: ... the alarm signal cable covering and insert into the terminal C Turn the screws at the side and secure the alarm signal cable D When the alarm signal cable is secured return the terminal block that was removed in A to its original position 䡵 Alarm Input 2 to 6 Alarm Output 2 Terminal Cable Connection Alarm signal cable Provided alarm cable Control signal cable Coaxial cable Power cable 4 m m A B C...

Page 23: ...s polarized be sure to connect it such that the voltage of the terminal is higher than that of the terminal It will be damaged if reverse voltage is supplied Memo When alarm is switched ON OFF a sound will be produced from the alarm output 1 relay If you mind the sound use alarm output 2 terminal However be sure not to exceed the rating Connecting the coaxial cable Connecting a RG 59 coaxial cable...

Page 24: ...nd insert into the terminal C Turn the screws on the sides and secure the control signal cable D When the control signal cable is secured return the terminal block that was removed in A to its original position 䡵 Overall view of control signal cable connection Memo We recommend the use of paired cables or twisted pair cables used in Ethernet rather than 0 61 4 core 2 pairs cables Thickness of the ...

Page 25: ... time Either use a thick cable with low resistance or place the power supply near to the camera and shorten the length of the cable to restrict the voltage drop at the rated current of camera to below 10 If voltage drops during operation the camera may experience unstable performance and be unable to call up the preset position correctly Do not connect an AC 24 V cable to AC 230 V power supply The...

Page 26: ...nt the fall prevention wire 30 mm below the center of the upper two anchor bolts that are used to mount the camera 4 Pull the cables from the hole in the wall Pull the power cable BNC cable control signal cable and alarm signal cable from the wall Setting Up the Camera 1 Remove the dome cover and take out the cushioning material A Loosen the screws x4 and remove the dome cover from the camera B Re...

Page 27: ... mounting When installing on a rainy day ensure that raindrops do not enter the interior When mounting the dome cover temporarily secure the 4 screws and then tighten As a guide tighten the screws to 0 5N m to 1N m 5kgf cm to 10kgf cm If the tightening is loose the dome cover may fog due to water seepage 4 Remove the cable connection cap Remove the cap on the arm of the camera 5 Pull out the cable...

Page 28: ...the camera follow the reverse procedures Cable Connection 1 Connecting the coaxial cable BNC A Lower the protection cover and connect the connectors B After connection is complete cover the connectors with the protection cover C Wind the waterproof tape cohesive from the top of the protection cover D Push the cables into the arm of the camera 2 Connecting the power cable A Connect the power cable ...

Page 29: ...n is complete 4 Mount the cap 5 Seal the cable connection hole and around the mounting surface of the camera with waterproof seal GE silicone Note Ensure that waterproof treatment is performed Otherwise the camera may malfunction due to rain water seepage Use GE silicone or its equivalents as the sealing material 6 Remove the dome cover protective sheet B C A Wind the waterproof tape cohesive Alar...

Page 30: ...e section between control signal terminals RX and RX is to be terminated with a resistance of 110 K Initial set OFF When the system in which this camera is used is a multidrop system RS 485 system set only the camera located at the extreme end of the control signal cables to ATerminatedB and set the other cameras to AOpenB TT1 The settings of Switches 2 4 and 5 are enabled only when Switch 1 is tu...

Page 31: ...the VIDEO INPUT number of RM P2580 Otherwise reset the machine ID C The indication changes depending on the switch2 setting in the setting switches A Page 30 AONB B 100P AOFFB B 256P Memo When operating a system using the RM P2580 several cameras can be connected and used on one control signal cable Consequently an incorrect switch setting on just a single camera will cause the entire system to wo...

Page 32: ...gher than that of the terminal It will be damaged if reverse voltage is supplied Memo When alarm is switched ON OFF a sound will be produced from the alarm output 1 relay If you do not want to hear the sound use the alarm output 2 cable However be sure not to exceed the rating Connecting the control signal cable The maximum connection distance with RM P2580 is 1 200 m Multiple cameras can be conne...

Page 33: ... low resistance or place the power supply near to the camera and shorten the length of the cable to restrict the voltage drop at the rated current of camera to below 10 If voltage drops during operation the camera may experience unstable performance and be unable to call up the preset position correctly Do not connect an AC 24 V cable to AC 230 V power supply The camera will be damaged If the wron...

Page 34: ...A item When the lever is pressed upwards S the cursor moves up When the lever is pressed downwards T the cursor moves down 4 Press the SET button The item and screen are displayed Items with A B at the end indicate they have submenus 5 Shift the PAN TILT lever up and down to select items 6 Press the SET button Press the lever to the left W to minimize the numbers Press the lever to the right X to ...

Page 35: ...UNCTION2 CAMERA TITLE ALARM CAMERA ALC CAMERA VIDEO AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE POS FUNCTION SET FACTORY SETTINGS MENU CLS EXIT OPN SUB MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH CAMERA FUNCTION1 CAMERA FUNCTION2 CAMERA TITLE ALARM CAMERA ALC CAMERA VIDEO AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE POS FUNCTION SET FACTORY SETTINGS AUTO RETURN MODE HOME TIME MENU RETURN AUTO RETURN MODE POS1 TIME CLS RETURN INPUT1 OFF INPUT2 HOME INPUT3 OFF INPU...

Page 36: ...TABILIZER AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE MENU RETURN SET SUB MENU CAMERA ALC MENU RETURN SHUTTER 1 50 AGC MODE MID SENSE UP OFF ALC MODE B W COLOUR MODE MENU RETURN CAMERA VIDEO MONITOR TYPE CRT DVR SAVE MODE OFF COLOUR LEVEL NORMAL ENHANCE LEVEL NORMAL SETUP ON DNR MODE OFF SEC MODE OFF MENU RETURN B W COLOUR MODE B W MODE COLOUR LEVEL B W A TIME LIGHT TYPE NORMAL MENU RETURN AUTO RETURN MODE OFF TIME MEN...

Page 37: ...TO PATROL SET MODE1 PATROL1 HOME 10s PATROL2 POS1 10s PATROL27 POS26 10s PATROL28 POS27 10s PATROL29 POS28 10s PATROL30 POS29 10s PATROL31 POS30 10s PATROL32 POS31 10s AUTO PATROL SET MODE1 PATROL97 POS96 10s PATROL98 POS97 10s PATROL99 POS98 10s PATROL100 POS99 10s FOCUS MODE ZOOM PAGE MENU RETURN AUTO PAN POSITION SET MENU RETURN SET L R START POS SET SET INVALID DURING PAN MOVEMENT ALARM INPUT ...

Page 38: ...is function allows you to set and mask areas that you do not wish to display in the recorded screen The selected areas move together with the pan tilt and zoom operations Private Mask Setting A Page 54 MODE OFF ON This item sets the ON OFF setting of the Private Mask OFF Private Mask is disabled ON The MASK MODE screen is displayed Select the Mask No set to AONB and set the mask See Private Mask S...

Page 39: ...When the detection sensitivity is increased the camera may also react to the flickering of fluorescent lightings Be sure to confirm on the Demonstration screen after setting AREA EDIT This item sets the non detection area A Page 56 TIME OFF 5s 6s 7s 8s 9s 10s 15s 20s 30s 60s This item sets the duration to output alarm signals Note This setting is invalid in a RM P2580 system Set in the Alarm Time ...

Page 40: ...nding on the installation environment the camera may be subject to vibrations that may cause the stabilizer to malfunction and an increase in unstable images In such cases set the STABILIZER item to AOFFB before use LEVEL LOW NORMAL HIGH This item allows you to set the adjustment level in 3 steps The adjustment volume is larger if the value is set to AHIGHB rather than ANORMALB When it is set to A...

Page 41: ...vable range of the tilt operation is from 10 to 90 It cannot operate between 5 and 9 This operation has priority over tilt limit When the camera is moved to a prohibited area and tilt operation is performed manually it operates in the following manner Memo Tilt operation is disabled in the prohibited area Tilt will be forcibly moved to the effective area Once the camera enters the effective area t...

Page 42: ...e title displayed during an alarm NORMAL Same size as the text on the menu screen DOUBLE Twice the size vertically and horizontally as the text on the menu screen ALM TITLE COLOUR WHITE GREEN CYAN YELLOW This item sets the color of the title displayed during an alarm ALARM TITLE EDIT This is the setting screen for the title displayed during an alarm Remote Control Alarm Title Setting A Page 65 ALA...

Page 43: ...e is an alarm input during manual operation Manual operation has priority Memo When ALARM INPUT item is set to AOFFB A B will be displayed and settings is disabled This setting is invalid in a RM P2580 system AALARMB mode will take over ALARM OUTPUT This item sets the alarm output terminal OUTPUT1 OUTPUT2 OFF ALARM B W PRESET AUX1 AUX2 AUX3 OFF Alarm does not output ALARM When there is an alarm in...

Page 44: ...d value If the gain is increased the screen appears grainy in dark places If ASUPERB is selected the camera may take some time to respond to the rapid change in level SENSE UP OFF 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 SENSE UP is a function to extend the exposure time and increase the sensitivity This item sets the degree to increase the sensitivity automatically when the object becomes dark When the setting is A 32...

Page 45: ...ing to the brightness of the object but the condition of illumination and field angle may make this impossible To be absolutely certain of B W Color switching we recommend you to input signals of an external sensor available separately to the alarm terminal of this camera before switching LEVEL LOW NORMAL HIGH This item sets the signal level of the object that is switched to B W mode LOW Switches ...

Page 46: ...ease the number To sharpen the image qualityBIncrease the number Memo When DVR SAVE MODE item is set to AONB A B will be displayed and settings is disabled SETUP OFF ON This item adjusts the pedestal level black standard of the video signals OFF To reduce the brightness of the image ON To increase the brightness of the image Memo When MONITOR TYPE item is set to ALCD1B or ALCD2B A B will be displa...

Page 47: ...otation NORMAL Normal rotation HIGH High speed rotation A PAN POS SET This item sets the start and end positions for Auto Pan during the to and fro shuttle AUTO PATROL SET This item sets the Auto Patrol operation Auto Patrol Setting A Page 68 Mode 1 2 3 Select the pattern of the Auto Patrol operation mode Position This item sets the order of the patrolling positions The camera will auto patrol in ...

Page 48: ...e object is to be more visible during ExDR mode A larger number will enable areas of low illumination in the object to be more visible A smaller number will enable areas of high illumination in the object to be more visible Memo When the illuminance difference in the object is large there may not be any changes in the images even if the ExDR level is changed This is a feature of the camera and is ...

Page 49: ...ll be displayed Press the SET button to activate AWC and adjust white balance Memo When set to AATW NB AATW WB R GAIN and B GAIN are displayed as A B Hue cannot be adjusted If B W MODE under CAMERA ALC item is set to AB WB W BALANCE R GAIN B GAIN items are displayed as A B Hue cannot be adjusted R GAIN 0 to 255 76 Adjusts the R red hue during AWC The larger the number the redder the color becomes ...

Page 50: ...l be disabled ExDR LEVEL 5 to NORMAL to 5 NORMAL This item sets which brightness area of the object is to be more visible during ExDR mode A larger number will enable areas of low illumination in the object to be more visible A smaller number will enable areas of high illumination in the object to be more visible Memo When the illuminance difference in the object is large there may not be any chan...

Page 51: ...e during AWC The larger the number the redder the color becomes B GAIN 0 to 255 71 Adjusts the B blue hue during AWC The larger the number the bluer the color becomes Item Setting value Functions and settings POSITION TITLE This item sets a title of maximum 16 characters for the configured positions 99 and home position 1 and displays the title on the screen POS64 to POS99 cannot be selected Posit...

Page 52: ...backlight compensation AREA1 to AREA4 Refer to the diagram below to set the item Memo When ExDR MODE item is set to AONB A B will be displayed and BLC MODE item is disabled W BALANCE ATW W ATW N AWC This item sets the white balance adjustment function You can adjust the illumination within the color temperature range of 2 300K to 10 000K ATW N This is the Auto Tracking White Balance mode Automatic...

Page 53: ... settings CANCEL Does not return to the default setting Press the MENU button or SET button to return to the menu screen CLEAR W O POS TITLE Setting reverts back to default setting However setting data and titles for each setting position and position will not return to the default setting The screen returns to the menu screen after the operation is completed CLEAR ALL Returns all settings to defa...

Page 54: ...the MASK MODE screen Shift the PAN TILT lever to the left and right and set MODE to AONB Press the SET button to display the MASK MODE screen Memo When AMODEB is set to AOFFB Mask No 1 to No 8 will be hidden 2 Select mask number Move the cursor on the MASK MODE screen to the numbers Mask No 1 to No 8 for private masking and press the SET button Private Mask Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA bu...

Page 55: ...enlarge mask area according to step 4 Set mask area When Mask is set at the MASK EDIT screen the setting value of the PRIVATE MASK screen becomes AONB After Mask settings are complete individual ON OFF settings can be made for Mask No 1 to No 8 The private mask function will not function during initialization after power is switched on AOUT OF TILT RANGEB will be displayed and Mask setting is unav...

Page 56: ...ve the cursor Z to the CAMERA FUNCTION1 item and press the SET button The CAMERA FUNCTION1 screen is displayed 4 Open the HOME M DETECT ALARM screen Move the cursor Z to the HOME M DETECT item shift the PAN TILT lever to the left and right and select ALARM Press the SET button to display the HOME M DETECT ALARM screen Home Motion Detect Alarm Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT L...

Page 57: ...ghtness and movement As such depending on changes in the illumination it may or may not detect movement of objects having the same color as the background color It may be difficult to detect objects with very slow movement Check the operating conditions thoroughly beforehand and configure the settings such that there will not be any misoperation or omission of detection This function applies to ho...

Page 58: ...ever move the cursor Z to the CAMERA FUNCTION1 item and press the SET button The CAMERA FUNCTION1 screen is displayed 4 Open the HOME M DETECT TRACKING screen Move the cursor Z to the HOME M DETECT item shift the PAN TILT lever to the left and right and select TRACKING Press the SET button to display the HOME M DETECT TRACKING screen HOME M DETECT TRACKING Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA but...

Page 59: ...e disasters Our company shall not be liable for any inconveniences or damages that occur The Motion Detect function of this unit detects changes in brightness and movement As such depending on changes in the illumination it may or may not detect movement of objects having the same color as the background color It may be difficult to detect objects with very slow movement Check the operating condit...

Page 60: ...s displayed 4 Open the M PAN LIMIT POS SET screen Move the cursor Z to the M PAN LIMIT item shift the PAN TILT lever to the left and right and select AONB 5 Press the SET button M PAN LIMIT POS SET left position appears Manual Pan Limit Setting Right limit Prohibited area for manual operation Left limit Effective area for manual operation MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT Lever Numeric...

Page 61: ...e area Once the camera enters the effective area the manual pan limit settings take over and pan operation can only be performed in the effective area 䢇 Operations that have priority over manual pan limit The following operations are available regardless of the prohibited areas set in manual pan limit Auto Pan Auto Trace Move Preset Position Flip Motion Detect Tracking Operation 䢇 Settings that ha...

Page 62: ...is displayed flashing on and off 3 Press the SET button The first character of the title is confirmed and the second character is ready for input Memo Press the WIDE button to move the cursor position of the title input area to the left Press the TELE button to move it to the right This is used to modify the configured title 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 Enter the entire camera title 5 Press the MENU but...

Page 63: ...ress the SET button The first character of the title is confirmed and the second character is ready for input Memo Press the WIDE button to move the cursor position of the title input area to the left Press the TELE button to move it to the right This is used to modify the configured title 4 Press the FAR button The camera moves to the next area and the AREA TITLE EDET AREA2 screen appears Press t...

Page 64: ...basic axis direction N 3 Press the MENU button The directional axis start position is set and the direction is displayed on the top left of the screen The direction is displayed respectively as N north NE northeast E east SE southeast S south SW southwest W west and NW northwest Memo Tilt zoom and focus operations are available when this menu is displayed When the directional axis start position i...

Page 65: ...displayed flashing on and off 3 Press the SET button The first character of the title is confirmed and the second character is ready for input Memo Press the WIDE button to move the cursor position of the title input area to the left Press the TELE button to move it to the right This is used to modify the configured title 4 Press the FAR button The next alarm input ALARM TITLE EDIT No 2 screen app...

Page 66: ...ges from the selected camera are output 2 Display the MENU screen A Page 34 The MENU screen is displayed 3 Display the AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE screen Shift up and down the PAN TILT lever move the cursor Z to the AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE item and press the SET button The AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE screen is displayed Auto Pan setting Slowly Start position image End position image RIGHT LEFT MENU button SET b...

Page 67: ...om cannot be performed at the End Position Setting screen 7 Press the MENU button The new auto pan position is saved and the top menu AUTO PAN SET screen is displayed Memo Focus operation cannot be performed at the end position The correct setting data is not written if the SET or MENU button is pressed when the camera is moving Always check that the camera has stopped before pressing the buttons ...

Page 68: ... to the AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE item and press the SET button The AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE screen is displayed 4 Move the cursor Z to the AUTO PATROL SET item and press the SET button The AUTO PATROL SET MODE1 screen is displayed Auto Patrol Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT Lever ENTER button TELE button NEAR button FAR button WIDE button Position 1 Position 3 Position 2 Position 4...

Page 69: ...d Default settings are all set to A10sB 4 Repeat steps 1 to 3 Set the positions and time for all patrol numbers 5 Change the mode Use the FAR and NEAR button to change the mode After the mode is changed repeat steps 1 to 4 6 Press the MENU button This returns to the top menu The new auto pan position is saved and the top menu screen is displayed AUTO PATROL SET MODE1 FOCUS MODE ZOOM PAGE MENU RETU...

Page 70: ...TRACE screen is displayed 4 Move the cursor Z to the AUTO TRACE item and press the SET button The Auto Trace Setting screen appears Auto Trace Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT Lever Numeric keypad ENTER button FOCUS NEAR FAR button ZOOM WIDE TELE button MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH CAMERA FUNCTION1 CAMERA FUNCTION2 CAMERA TITLE ALARM CAMERA ALC CAMERA VIDEO AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE POS ...

Page 71: ...o the AUTO PAN PATROL TRACE screen Memo Automatic operation cannot be stored when this menu is displayed Manual Pan Limit is valid when this menu is displayed After the menu is completed you can set new Manual Pan Limit without affecting the Auto Trace movement As Auto Trace performs simple recording of manual operation the position may be shifted during playback AUTO TRACE SET MENU RETURN SET END...

Page 72: ...up and down the PAN TILT lever move the cursor Z to the POS FUNCTION SET item and press the SET button The POS FUNCTION SET HOME screen is displayed Position Title Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT Lever ENTER button FOCUS NEAR FAR button ZOOM WIDE TELE button POSITION button button MENU RETURN SET SUB MENU POS FUNCTION SET HOME POSITION TITLE IRIS MODE AUTO ExDR MODE OFF ExDR ...

Page 73: ... from the character area The selected character blinks 4 Press the SET button The first character of the title is confirmed and the second character is ready for input Memo Press the WIDE button to move the cursor position of the title input area to the left Press the TELE button to move it to the right This is used to modify the configured title 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 When the next position is sel...

Page 74: ...r move the cursor Z to the POS FUNCTION SET item and press the SET button The POS FUNCTION SET HOME screen is displayed Auto White Balance Setting MENU button SET button CAMERA button PAN TILT Lever ENTER button FOCUS NEAR FAR button ZOOM WIDE TELE button POSITION button button MENU RETURN SET SUB MENU POS FUNCTION SET HOME POSITION TITLE IRIS MODE AUTO ExDR MODE OFF ExDR LEVEL BLC MODE OFF W BALA...

Page 75: ... adjustment is not successful the following messages will be displayed Memo W BALANCE will be displayed as A B and settings is unavailable during B W mode Message Cause AWC ERROR NG Displayed when there is little white color in the object or when color temperature is not appropriate Shoot a white object to fill the screen thoroughly and adjust the white balance again AWC ERROR LOW LIGHT Displayed ...

Page 76: ...cable is too long or thin the resistance of the cable is large and the voltage will drop when the rotation platform is operating Is the transporting tape removed Change the power cable to one with a low resistance thick and short cable Remove the transporting tape The remote control does not work The camera does not operate smoothly in response to the remote control The Pan Tilt lever can be opera...

Page 77: ...and vertical adjustable level 䡵 Lens Zoom ratio TK C685E Approx 27 times TK C686E Approx 36 times Focal length TK C685E 3 43 mm to 92 6 mm TK C686E 3 43 mm to 122 mm Maximum aperture ratio TK C685E F1 6 WIDE to F3 5 TELE TK C686E F1 6 WIDE to F4 5 TELE Maximum aperture F1 6 Opened fully to Equivalent to F360 Maximum close range Approx 1 8 m TELE Approx 0 6 m WIDE 䡵 Rotation platform Horizontal rot...

Page 78: ...put AGC SUPER WIDE edge 0 04 lx 25 output AGC MID WIDE edge White balance Select from ATW W ATW N AWC Electronic Shutter 1 50 seconds Normal 1 120 seconds 50 Hz Flickerless 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 10000 Backlight Compensation YES 4 photometry areas can be selected Color level adjustment YES Contour adjustment Effective for both horizontal and vertical adjustable level 䡵 Lens Zoom ratio ...

Page 79: ... condensation is not allowed Mass 5 5 kg Accessories Instructions 2 T1 When using in a low temperature 40 I to 20 I environment images may not be available for less than 2 hours until the built in heater has warmed up It is recommended to always turn on the electricity for the unit under a low temperature environment 䡵 Wall mounting hole Unit mm inch 䡵 Dimension Unit mm inch T Specifications and a...

Page 80: ... 2008 Victor Company of Japan Limited LST0737 001B TK C685E TK C686E PTZ DOME CAMERA TK C685WPE TK C686WPE OUTDOOR PTZ DOME CAMERA ...

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