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GROUP TOUR

SET GROUP

1 to 9

RUN

1 to 9

CLEAR

1 to 9

RETURN

PATTERN

RECORD

1 to 4

RUN

1 to 4

RETURN

AUTO PAN

SET AUTO PAN

1 to 8

RUN
CLEAR
RETURN

SWING

SET SWING(1 to 8) POSITION 1

PRESET 1 to PRESET128

POSITION 2

PRESET 1 to PRESET128

SPEED

1/SEC,10/SEC, …, 180/SEC

DWELL TIME

1SEC to 60SEC

SAVE
RETURN

RUN

1 to 8

CLEAR

1 to 8

RETURN

PAN/TILT SET

PRIVACY MASK MASK NUMBER

1 to 8

SET MASK
MASK STATE

OFF/ON

MASK COLOR

GRAY/WHITE/
BLACK

WIDTH

2 to 320

HEIGHT

3 to 240

Summary of Contents for L9322 Series

Page 1: ...Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference 1112 V1 0 MODELS L9322 Series OWNER S MANUAL Dome Camera ...

Page 2: ...t s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the product FCC WARNING This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy Changes or modifications t...

Page 3: ...ufacturer s instructions Holes in metal through which insulated wires pass shall have smooth well rounded surfaces or shall be provided with brushings This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada Warning Do not install this equipment in a confined space such as a bookcase or similar unit Warning Wirin...

Page 4: ... of your old appliance 1 When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC 2 All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 3 The correct disposal of your old appliance...

Page 5: ... plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufactur...

Page 6: ...ide down for example mounted on the floor it may cause malfunction Do not use the camera in such places as shown below The lens may become cloudy due to condensation if the camera is used under the following conditions Rapid temperature fluctuation by switching an air conditioner on and off Rapid temperature fluctuation due to frequent door opening and closing Use in an environment where eyeglasse...

Page 7: ...there are large amounts of steam vapor and oil in flammable atmospheres other special environments Areas where radiation X rays strong electric waves or magnetism is generated At sea in coastal areas or in areas where corrosive gas is being generated Areas outside of the allowable ambient operating temperature range About Static Electricity Removal Before installing the camera touch a metal case o...

Page 8: ...3 Main Part Description 3 Installation 14 Precautions 14 Connection Overview 15 Port Description 16 DIP Switch Setup 16 Camera ID Setup 17 Communication Protocol Setup 18 Baud Rate Setup 19 Terminal Resistor Setup 20 Configuration for the Manufacturer Only 20 Mounting the camera 20 Surface mount 24 In ceiling mount 4 Operation 26 Menu navigation 27 Setup Menu Overview 32 Menu settings 32 Camera me...

Page 9: ...g 40 Preset Setting 43 Group Tour Setting 44 Pattern Setting 45 Auto Pan Setting 46 Swing Setting 48 Privacy Mask Setting 49 Special Setting 53 OSD Settings 55 LANGUAGE Setting 56 ALARM Setting 57 Alarm In Setting 57 Alarm Out Setting 58 RESET Setting 58 Information 59 Initialization 59 Factory Reset 5 Appendix 60 Specifications ...

Page 10: ...preset pattern auto pan that the operator can program to be linked together in a sequence Pattern recording function A routine of manual operations can be stored and reproduced repeatedly The Pan Tilt and Zoom controls are available for pattern recording The available total time of pattern differs depending on camera s operation When the pattern recording is full the pattern recording will automat...

Page 11: ...ut connector on the camera Motion Detection Function When there is no Pan Tilt Zoom motion a camera can detect motions in video images and work with sensor functions Controls by General Controller This camera can be controlled by RS 485 Especially the camera has an excellent cost saving effect because it can be controlled by the general RX point of contact signal Connects with maximum 256 cameras ...

Page 12: ...2 Package Component Main Body Surface Mount Bracket Accessories for In ceiling mount In ceiling Plate In Ceiling Wire Machine M4x50 Nut M4 Default Accessories Main Cable I O Cable Owner s Manual Screws Tapping M4x16 Machine M3x8 ...

Page 13: ...tches or dust Dome Cover Assembly Stud Used to line up the stud on the main body and the stud on the dome cover when assembling the dome cover with the main body DIP Switch Used to set up camera IDs and protocols Surface Mount Bracket Mounting Screw Hole Used for surface mount type wall mount type and ceiling mount type They are not used for in ceiling mount type Main Connector Used for the power ...

Page 14: ...d should conform to all local codes Before you install and connect the camera check and prepare the required peripheral devices and cables Before you connect the camera turn off all devices to be connected such as this camera and DVR Do not touch the dome cover s window Connection Overview Power BNC RS 485 Monitor Controller DVR I O Cable Main Cable Sensor I O IR Sensor Door Switch ...

Page 15: ...rt Pin Number Connector Wire Color Signal 1 BNC Connector Video 2 4 Video 5 Red RS 485 3 Yellow RS 485 7 Orange Power 6 8 White Power Alarm I O Cable Port Pin Number Wire Color Signal 1 Blue IN COM 2 Yellow IN 1 3 Green IN 2 4 Red IN 3 5 Black OUT A 6 White OUT B ...

Page 16: ...tch to configure the camera ID and the communication protocol Camera ID Setup 1 2 n ID numbers of cameras are set up with binary numbers See the examples shown below Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Binary Value 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 ex ID 5 on off on off off off off off ex ID 10 off on off on off off off off ...

Page 17: ...l Setup n Select an appropriate Protocol with the DIP switch combination Switch Mode Protocol Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 7 OFF OFF OFF LG Multix ON OFF OFF PELCO D OFF ON OFF PELCO P ON ON OFF PELCO C ON ON ON OSD Set Others Reserved Match the camera protocol with the camera protocol in the setting of your DVR or controller to control the camera Adjust the DIP switch after turning off the camera The factory ...

Page 18: ...3 Pin 4 OFF OFF OFF 9600 bps ON OFF OFF 2400 bps OFF ON OFF 4800 bps ON ON OFF 19200 bps OFF OFF ON 38400 bps ON ON ON OSD Set Others Reserved Match the baud rate with the camera s one in the setting of your DVR or controller to control the camera Adjust the DIP switch after turning off the camera The factory default value is 9600 bps ...

Page 19: ...he camera can be out of control In this case the terminal resistor of both sides i e the camera and the controller must be set to ON state In case that multiple cameras are connected to a controller Due to similar reasons with the case 1 the terminal resister of the controller and the last camera must be set to ON state The last camera means the camera farthest in cable length from the controller ...

Page 20: ...configuration is to upgrade its firmware by the manufacturer only It must be always set to ON Mounting the camera Surface mount 1 Remove the ceiling tile from the ceiling and cut a hole whose diameter is 30 40mm on the ceiling tile to pass the wires and cables through to the upside of the ceiling ...

Page 21: ...3 Installation Installation 21 2 Prepare the surface mount bracket Pull the wires and cables for the system as below Attach the surface mount bracket to the mounting surface Tapping M4x16 ...

Page 22: ...3 Installation Installation 22 3 Connect the wires and cables to the ports and install the main body Machine M3x8 ...

Page 23: ...tion Installation 23 4 Align the dome cover stud with the dome cover assembly stud and slightly push the dome cover to the ceiling Turn the dome cover clockwise and remove the protection vinyl from the dome cover ...

Page 24: ...er is 113 mm 2 Cut three holes for M4 screws and install the main body with the In Ceiling Plate the three screws M4x50 and the three nuts M4 Then install the ceiling tile to the ceiling and connect the main cable to the main port Attach the supplied lanyard to the in ceiling ring eye and then to the building structure ...

Page 25: ...3 Installation Installation 25 3 Align the dome cover stud with the dome cover assembly stud and slightly push the dome cover to the ceiling tile Then remove the protection vinyl from the dome cover ...

Page 26: ...ctions refer to the LKD1000 Controller Manual LKD1000 button Camera OSD operation Cam OSD button Displays or removes the setup menu ZOOM IN button Use to move upper direction on the menu screen ZOOM OUT button Use to move lower direction on the menu screen FOCUS NEAR button Use for the increase value of the option FOCUS FAR button Use for decrease the value of the option Open Close Enter button Ex...

Page 27: ... SET FOCUS FOCUS MODE AUTO MANUAL ONE PUSH ZOOM TRIG FOCUS DIST 50cm 1m 3m 5m RETURN EXPOSURE IRIS AUTO MANUAL AGC 0 to 10 WDR BLC OFF WDR BLC HSBLC BRIGHTNESS 0 to 100 SHUTTER AUTO OFF A FLK 1 160 1 120000 X512 X2 SENS UP OFF AUTO X2 AUTO X3 AUTO X128 RETURN WHITE BALANCE AUTO MANUAL COLOR TEMP INDOOR OUTDOOR RED 100 to 100 BLUE 100 to 100 RETURN ONE PUSH ATW DAY NIGHT AUTO D N LEVEL LOW MIDDLE H...

Page 28: ...TILT SET PRESET SET PRESET NAME ON OFF SPEED 1 SEC 10 SEC 360 SEC 500 SEC DWELL TIME 1 SEC to 255 SEC IRIS AUTO 20 40 60 80 100 WDR BLC HSBLC OFF LOW WDR MID WDR HIGH WDR LOW BLC MID BLC HIGH BLC HSBLC0 HSBLC5 SHUTTER AUTO OFF A FLK 1 160 1 120000 X512 X2 SET POSITION SAVE RETURN GOTO PRESET 1 to 128 PRESET TOUR CLEAR PRESET 1 to 128 CLEAR ALL FREEZE OFF ON RETURN ...

Page 29: ... PAN 1 to 8 RUN CLEAR RETURN SWING SET SWING 1 to 8 POSITION 1 PRESET 1 to PRESET128 POSITION 2 PRESET 1 to PRESET128 SPEED 1 SEC 10 SEC 180 SEC DWELL TIME 1SEC to 60SEC SAVE RETURN RUN 1 to 8 CLEAR 1 to 8 RETURN PAN TILT SET PRIVACY MASK MASK NUMBER 1 to 8 SET MASK MASK STATE OFF ON MASK COLOR GRAY WHITE BLACK WIDTH 2 to 320 HEIGHT 3 to 240 ...

Page 30: ...to 100 MIN RETURN OFF AUTO RETURN ON RETURN TIME 1MIN to 100 MIN RETURN OFF TILT LIMIT OFF ON AUTO FLIP OFF ON MOTION DET ON SENSITIVITY 0 to 100 WIDTH 2 to 8 HEIGHT 2 to 6 MOVE X 1 to 7 MOVE Y 1 to 5 RETURN OFF COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL LG Multix Pelco D Pelco P Pelco C BAUD RATE 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps SAVE EXIT RETURN RETURN ...

Page 31: ...어 中文 日本語 ALARM SET ALARM IN 1 3 ON NORMAL OPEN CLOSE ALARM IN 1 to 3 PRESET 1 to PRESET128 DWELL TIME 3SEC to 255 SEC RETURN OFF ALARM OUT ON ALARM OUT ALARM IN 1 to 3 MOTION DET DWELL TIME 3SEC to 255 SEC RETURN OFF RESET INFORMATION PTZ S W VER CAM S W VER ID PROTOCOL BAUD RATE INITIALIZATION FACTORY RESET RETURN RETURN ...

Page 32: ...he FOCUS NEAR or FAR buttons on the controller ONE PUSH The focus is activated manually If the camera is received auto focus command the camera is activated auto focus mode and the focus is set automatically and then the focus mode is automatically changed to manual mode ZOOM TRIG The focus is activated manually If you change the zoom the focus is activated automatically and then the focus mode is...

Page 33: ... Use WDR BLC option to set the options for BLC or WDR camera 1 Select WDR BLC option on the EXPOSURE menu 2 Use Near or Far button to select a mode then press Open or Close WDR LEVEL WDR Wide dynamic range feature can be very helpful to cope with very challenging lighting conditions It is capable of capturing both of the dark part and bright part and combining the differences into a scene to gener...

Page 34: ...t the desired shutter speed for camera exposure You can change the shutter speed to higher speed to capture fast moving subjects though the image becomes darker 1 Select SHUTTER option on the EXPOSURE menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set shutter speed SENS UP Setting If pictures are not clear due to darkness use this function to increase the sensitivity of picture 1 Select SENS UP option on the EX...

Page 35: ...11000K Proper white balance may not be obtained under the following conditions When the color temperature is out of the 1800K to 11000K range When the scene mostly contains high color temperature objects such as a blue sky or sunset When the scene is dim AUTO In this mode the color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately 2900 K to 6500 K Proper white balance may not be obta...

Page 36: ... 3600K OUTDOOR The color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately 6500K RED Set the desired red value 100 to 100 BLUE Set the desired blue value 100 to 100 ONE PUSH If you select the ONE PUSH mode you will be able to set up the White Balance automatically using Open or Close button DAY NIGHT Setting 1 Select DAY NIGHT option on the CAMERA SET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to...

Page 37: ...ll time DAY Color mode enabled NIGHT Black and white mode enabled If you set the AGC to OFF or the SHUTTER is set to one of the SHUTTER options except AUTO on the EXPOSURE menu the AUTO mode of the DAY NIGHT function is not available and mark is displayed Note 3D DNR Setting 1 Select 3D DNR option If pictures are not clear due to brightness use this function to reduce the noise of picture ...

Page 38: ...fterimage may occur Note Color Setting You can switch the displayed picture to grayscale or color 1 Select COLOR option on the CAMERA SET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to change a color effect ON To display the picture with color Select ON and press Open or Close to display the submenu You can adjust the color level using the Near or Far button OFF To display the picture with grayscale ...

Page 39: ...adjust the option If you set the sharpness value to higher the image outline becomes sharp If you set to lower value the image outline becomes dim D Effect Setting Configures a digital effect to be used in video images Select one of V Flip Mirror Rotate 1 Select D EFFECT option on the CAMERA SET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to adjust the function ...

Page 40: ...ET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set up the ON or OFF Pan Tilt Setting Preset Setting Preset position is the function to register camera monitoring positions preset positions associated with position numbers By entering the position numbers you can move cameras to the preset positions ...

Page 41: ...em Moves cursor to left or right Blank Insert a space at the cursor position CLR If you enter the wrong code select CLR then press Open or Close to delete All letters will be erased at once SAVE Select this option to confirm the settings EXIT Select this option to exit the settings 3 Press Open or Close button to confirm your selection 4 Select the speed to move to the preset position 5 Select the...

Page 42: ...the preset position and the picture of the camera in that position appears on the monitor To tour the preset positions You can tour all preset positions 1 Select PRESET TOUR option on the PRESET menu All registered preset positions in the camera will be selected and the camera position image will be switched on the active monitor 2 You can stop the tour by moving the joystick or pressing any butto...

Page 43: ... available To set the group 1 Select SET GROUP option on the GROUP TOUR menu 2 Select the group number and press Open or Close button 3 Set the group item You can set the group item up to 8 4 Select SAVE option and press Open or Close button to confirm the settings 5 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu ...

Page 44: ...lect the group number and press Open or Close button The group will be deleted Pattern Setting You can activate the camera in a repeating pattern The pattern is programmed by recording your manual pan tilt and zoom operations The camera stores the movements you performed in memory To record the pattern 1 Select RECORD option on the PATTERN menu 2 Select the recording number and press Open or Close...

Page 45: ...tern The tour will play indefinitely until you stop it by moving the joystick or pressing any button Auto Pan Setting By selecting the Auto Pan number the camera pans automatically In Auto Pan setting the Auto Flip function is not available To set the Auto Pan positions 1 Select SET AUTO PAN option on the AUTO PAN menu 2 Select the moving speed 3 Select the Auto pan dwell time ...

Page 46: ...o pan function by moving the joystick or pressing any button To delete the Auto Pan position You can delete the memorized auto pan position 1 Select AUTO PAN option on the PAN TILT menu 2 Select CLEAR option then press Open or Close button to delete the Auto pan position Swing Setting Swing is the function that a camera scans between 2 preset positions In case that only one preset is configured or...

Page 47: ...another preset in POSITION 2 4 Configure a speed between the 2 selected presets in SPEED 5 Configure a time which a camera dwells at the 2 selected presets in DWELL TIME 6 Select SAVE to save all configurations Then a camera will save all configurations and automatically move back to the previous menu 7 Select RETURN to cancel saving all the configurations 8 To set up another Swing select another ...

Page 48: ...8 zones can be registered 1 Select PRIVACY MASK option on the PAN TILT MENU 2 Press Open or Close button to display the PRIVACY MASK MENU 3 Use Near or Far button to select a zone number on the MASK NUMBER option 4 Select the SET MASK option and press Open or Close button 5 Select the mask zone using the joystick and then press Open or Close button to save it 6 Use Near or Far button to set up the...

Page 49: ...l rotation speed according to the zoom ratio 1 Select PROPORTIONAL PT option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Use Near or Far button to toggle it on and off ON Pan tilt speed is in inverse proportion to the zoom ratio OFF The speed is constant at the fastest level regardless of the zoom ratio Compass You can display the north south east and west information on the screen 1 Select COMPASS option on the SPECIA...

Page 50: ...ME POSITION option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set it ON 3 Press Open or Close button 4 Select GO option and then press Open or Close button The camera will move to the home position If you do not want to use the home function set the HOME POSITION to OFF If you set the HOME POSITION to ON the AUTO RETURN option is set to OFF automatically and you can not use it Note Auto Retur...

Page 51: ...90 the camera turns on its axis by 180 at the top of the tilt orbit and moves to the opposite tilt direction 180 to keep tracing targets 1 Select AUTO FLIP in SPECIAL 2 To turn on this function select ON with Near button or Far button To turn off this function select OFF with Near button or Far button Motion Det Configures the parameters for Motion Detection function 1 Select SPECIAL menu and set ...

Page 52: ... detected any more waiting time starts running When there are alarm inputs waiting time is not extended even though motion is detected Note Communication This setting is required to establish a connection between the system controller and the camera 1 Select COMMUNICATION option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Press Open or Close button 3 Set the below options Protocol This item lets you set a protocol for ...

Page 53: ...n or Close button The USER TITLE menu appears 4 Use In Out Near or Far button to select a character number symbol mark or option item A Moves cursor to left or right A Blank Insert a space at the cursor position CLR If you enter the wrong code select CLR then press Open or Close All letters will be erased at once POS Move the USER TITLE position on the screen using the Near or Far buttons END Sele...

Page 54: ...r Far button to set it ON or OFF 3 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu FUNCTION Setting Displays or removes the Function OSD on the screen 1 Select FUNCTION option on the OSD menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set it ON or OFF 3 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu ...

Page 55: ...he Camera ID OSD on the screen 1 Select DOME ID option on the OSD menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set it ON or OFF 3 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu LANGUAGE Setting Select a language for the setup menu and OSD display ...

Page 56: ... Auto Pan function Stop auto panning and change the observe position to the alarmed position then restart the auto panning again While operating Pattern function Stop operating pattern function and change the observe position to the alarmed position during the dwell time then restart the pattern function again While operating Swing function Stop operating swing function and change the observe posi...

Page 57: ...tivate the alarm in the open position 5 Select ALARM IN 1 to 3 option and select preset number When the alarm is triggered the camera moves to the selected preset position The presets run continuously until alarm source is off 6 Select DWELL TIME option and then set the alarm dwell time The alarm is stopped after selected dwell time Alarm Out Setting 1 Select one of the alarm out options on the AL...

Page 58: ...DWELL TIME option and then set the alarm dwell time The alarm output is stopped after selected dwell time RESET Setting Information You can view the current camera information such as PTZ software version camera software version camera ID Protocol and Baud Rate 1 Select INFORMATION option on the RESET menu 2 Press Open or Close button to display the current camera information ...

Page 59: ...dow is displayed 3 Select YES and press Open or Close button Factory Reset Clear certain settings and information and return to factory default settings 1 Select FACTORY RESET option on the RESET menu 2 Press Open or Close button then confirmation window is displayed 3 Select YES and press Open or Close button The camera will return to the factory default settings ...

Page 60: ...atio 50 dB AGC Off Day Night Day Night Auto ICR Minimum Illumination 30IRE B W 0 05 lx Sens up off 0 003 lx Sens up on Digital Zoom X12 Sync System Internal White Balance Auto One Push Manual ATW 1700 K to 11 000 K Electric Shutter 1 60 second to 1 120 000 second 1 50 second to 1 120 000 second Iris Control Auto Manual Backlight Control WDR BLC HSBLC OFF Noise Reduction 3D DNR Off Low Middle High ...

Page 61: ...up 8 actions group Communication RS 485 Protocol LG Multix Pelco D Pelco P Pelco C Motion Detection Sensitivity Area Adjustable Alarm Input 3 channels Alarm Output 1 channel Video Output Composite Output 1 Vp p 75 Ω Terminated Operating Temperature 10 C to 50 C Humidity 0 to 80 RH Safekeeping Temperature 20 C to 60 C Humidity 0 to 90 RH Rated Voltage AC 24 V or DC 12 V Dual Power Power Consumption...

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