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Summary of Contents for LCP2850-AN

Page 1: ...Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference OWNER S MANUAL Dome Camera MODEL LCP2850 AN AP ...

Page 2: ...Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communicatio...

Page 3: ...m the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 3 The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health 4 For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please contact your city office waste disposal service or the shop where you pur...

Page 4: ... damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Safety Precautions Do not attempt to disassemble the camera To prevent electric shock do not remove screws or covers There are no user serviceable parts inside Ask a qualif...

Page 5: ... exposed to direct sunlight or rain Do not install the camera near the air outlet of an air conditioner Near a swimming pool or other areas where chemicals are used Food preparation areas and other locations where 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 ...

Page 6: ...ng RS 485 device 16 Connecting power source 16 Protocol and baud rate settings 17 Camera ID Setting 20 Removing the Protection Tape 21 Mounting the camera 21 Wall mount optional 23 Pendant mount Optional 4 Operation 26 Setup Menu Overview 30 Menu navigation 30 Accessing the camera setup menu 30 General operation 31 Camera menu settings 31 Focus setting 31 Exposure settings 32 White Balance setting...

Page 7: ...40 OSD Settings 40 User title setting 40 ZOOM MAG setting 40 FUNCTION setting 41 DOME ID setting 41 LANGUAGE Setting 41 ALARM Setting 41 Alarm In setting 42 Alarm Out setting 42 RESET Setting 42 Information 42 Initialization 42 Camera reset 42 Factory reset 5 Appendix 43 Specifications ...

Page 8: ...t 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 automatically stop Note Privacy Mask Privacy zone feature enables users to veil unwanted zones This setting is used for masking unwanted zones hiding them from display on the monitor screen Up to 8 zones ca...

Page 9: ...s or department stores Day Night Function This camera can be selected Color or Black White You can set Color in the daytime and Black White at night due to the low illumination Filter Conversion type DSS Digital Slow Shutter function It is possible to highly sensitive surveillance because of DSS Digital Slow Shutter function WDR Wide Dynamic Range function The camera can be best condition to watch...

Page 10: ...or Supplies analog video signal composite to the connected device c RS 485 Data Communication d Alarm In Data Terminal Input data terminal for alarm relay signal e Alarm Out Data Terminal Output data terminal for alarm relay signal f Power input Terminal Connects to a AC 24 V power supply using proper cables g Dome Cover ...

Page 11: ...d service personnel or system installers and 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 Basic Connection Overview 3 Installation ...

Page 12: ...le to the Alarm In Data Terminal of the camera 2 Connect the alarm device to the Adaptor cable When connecting lines check and connect the color lines of the each device correctly Refer to the below tables for color line information Do not connect one alarm sensor to the several camera s alarm input connector Caution Alarm input connection E D C B A Alarm In Data Terminal Adaptor Cable Alarm devic...

Page 13: ...nge the observe position to the alarmed position then return to the position that previously observed While operating Preset Tour function Stop preset touring and change the observe position to the alarmed position then restart the preset touring again While operating Auto Pan function Stop auto panning and change the observe position to the alarmed position then restart the auto panning again Whi...

Page 14: ...the color lines of the each device correctly Refer to the below tables for color line information Alarm Out connection D C B A F E Alarm device Alarm device Alarm device Alarm device Alarm device Adaptor Cable Alarm Out Data Terminal Alarm device Alarm device Alarm device Adapter cable No Description A ALARM OUT NO1 B ALARM OUT COM1 C ALARM OUT NC1 D ALARM OUT NO2 E ALARM OUT COM2 F ALARM OUT NC2 ...

Page 15: ...for RS 485 site communication Shielded twisted pair cable Low impedance Wire gauge size is thicker than AWG 22 0 33 mm2 RS 485 connection B A B A TX RS 485 device Adapter cable RS 485 device RS 485 Data Communication 1 Connect the adaptor cable to the RS 485 Data Communication of the camera 2 Connect the RS 485 device to the Adaptor cable When connecting lines connect the Orange color line of the ...

Page 16: ...ssembly cover 4 Set the DIP switches DIP switch locations 5 Assemble the dome cover and the camera assembly cover in the reverse order 6 Power up the camera to load the changes Baud Rate setting ON OFF ON DIP switch position BAUD RATE BPS SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 OFF OFF OFF OFF 9 600 OFF OFF OFF ON 2 400 OFF OFF ON OFF 4 800 OFF ON OFF OFF 19 200 ON OFF OFF OFF 38 400 ON ON ON ON OSD Set Protocol setting ...

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Page 21: ...mble the PIPE Installation Bracket to remove the A part A 2 Install the PIPE Installation Bracket to the Wall Mount assembly 4 Drill a hole on the wall where you want to install the pipe Pass the connection cable through the wall mount assembly so that they hang down 5 Install the wall mount assembly 6 Connect the connection cable and the safety cable to the camera body ...

Page 22: ...nd b Align the locking point of the wall mount assembly and the camera 8 Tighten the locking screw 9 Assemble the camera cover as shown below You can install the PIPE Installation Bracket direct to the other type LG Wall Mount assembly This LG Wall Mount assembly make to easy to install your camera Note ...

Page 23: ...g order 1 Disassemble the PIPE Installation Bracket to remove the A part A 2 Install the PIPE Installation Bracket to the Pendant Mount assembly 4 Drill a hole on the wall where you want to install the pipe Pass the connection cable through the pendant mount assembly so that they hang down ...

Page 24: ...ount assembly 6 Connect the connection cable and the safety cable to the camera body 7 Attach the camera to the camera assembly bracket by following step a and b Align the locking point of the wall mount assembly and the camera 8 Tighten the locking screw ...

Page 25: ... Installation 9 Assemble the camera cover as shown below You can install the PIPE Installation Bracket direct to the other type LG Wall Mount assembly This LG Wall Mount assembly make to easy to install your camera Note ...

Page 26: ...d level Contents CAMERA SET FOCUS FOCUS MODE AUTO MANUAL ONE PUSH ZOOM TRIG FOCUS DIST 1 M 3 M 6 M ZOOM START x1 to x27 ZOOM END x2 to x336 RETURN EXPOSURE IRIS AUTO MANUAL AGC OFF 1 to 10 WDR BLC OFF WDR BLC HSBLC BRIGHTNESS 0 to 100 SHUTTER OFF A FLK 1 160 X2 AUTO SENS UP AUTO X2 AUTO X3 AUTO X128 OFF RETURN WHITE BALANCE ATW AUTO MANUAL COLOR TEMP INDOOR OUTDOOR RED 100 to 100 BLUE 100 to 100 R...

Page 27: ...to 68 STABILIZER ON OFF RETURN PAN TILT SET PRESET SET PRESET NAME OFF ON SPEED 1 to 127 DWELL TIME 1 to 255 IRIS AUTO 20 40 60 80 100 WDR BLC HSBLC OFF LOW WDR MID WDR HIGH WDR LOW BLC MID BLC HIGH BLC LOW HSBLC MID HSBLC HIGH HSBLC SHUTTER X512 x2 AUTO OFF A FLK 1 160 1 120 000 SET POSITION SAVE RETURN GOTO PRESET 0 to 255 PRESET TOUR CLEAR PRESET 0 to 255 CLEAR ALL FREEZE ON OFF RETURN ...

Page 28: ... to 8 RUN CLEAR RETURN PRIVACY MASK MASK NUMBER 1 to 8 SET MASK MASK STATE ON OFF MASK COLOR GRAY WHITE BLACK WIDTH 0 to 320 HEIGHT 0 to 240 RETURN SPECIAL PROPORTIONAL PT ON OFF COMPASS ON OFF HOME POSITION ON SET GO DWELL TIME INFINITE to 100 MIN RETURN OFF AUTO RETURN ON RETURN TIME 1 MIN to 100 MIN OFF TILT LIMIT ON OFF MOTION DET ON OFF SENSITIVITY 0 to 100 ...

Page 29: ...ON OFF FUNCTION ON OFF DOME ID ON OFF RETURN LANGUAGE The option depends on the model ALARM SET ALARM IN1 to ALARM IN4 ON NORMAL OPEN CLOSE ALARM IN1 to ALARM IN4 PRESET 0 to 255 DWELL TIME 3 to 255 RETURN OFF ALARM OUT1 to ALARM OUT2 ON ALARM OUT1 to ALARM OUT2 ALARM IN1 to ALARM IN4 MOTION DET DWELL TIME 3 to 255 RETURN OFF RESET INFORMATION INITIALIZATION CAMERA RESET FACTORY RESET RETURN RETUR...

Page 30: ...enu To access the setup menus using the keys on a LKD1000 controller do the following 1 Select CAM Camera icon in the main menu and then press ENTER The camera ID input menu will be displayed CAM PRESET CAM1 Please Enter Camera ID Target CAM ID _ Please Enter Camer ID Target CAM ID _ 2 Enter the connected camera ID to control the camera connected to the LKD1000 controller directly and then press E...

Page 31: ...manually If you change the zoom the focus is activated automatically and then the focus mode is automatically changed to manual mode Focus Distance setting Selects the minimum shooting distance for the focus Select FOCUS DIST option on the FOCUS menu then select a focus distance value Zoom Start setting You can set the zoom start position of the camera When the zoom function is operated the zoom a...

Page 32: ...e is darkened If you set the brightness to higher value the image gets bright 1 Select BRIGHTNESS option on the EXPOSURE menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set the bright level SHUTTER Shutter Speed setting Select 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 th...

Page 33: ...0 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 select the mode AUTO You will be able to change the Day Night mode automatically D N LEVEL Use Near or Far button to select a level DWELL TIME Use Near or Far button to select ...

Page 34: ...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 Stabilizer setting The image stabilizer function minimizes the appearance of shaky images caused by low frequency vibration This function is useful for outdoor surveillance 1 Select STABILIZER option on the CAMERA SET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to ser it ON...

Page 35: ...ditional positions 13 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu Changing a picture in a preset position The preset function makes the combination camera move to the programmed preset position It is necessary to program preset positions for the combination camera beforehand 1 Select GOTO PRESET option on the PRESET menu 2 Select the memorized preset position s ind...

Page 36: ... button The camera moves to the preset position in the group and the picture of the camera in that position appears on the monitor To delete a group You can delete a memorized group 1 Select CLEAR option on the GROUP TOUR menu 2 Select 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 programm...

Page 37: ...tton 7 Move the camera to the desired end point by using the joystick and then press Open or Close button 8 Repeat steps 1 to 7 to add additional positions 9 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu If you press the CLEAR Option during the Auto paning All of AUTO PAN position will be deleted Note To play the auto pan You can play the camera with auto pan functio...

Page 38: ...he numbers from 5 to 8 If you change the mask color the registered mask color will be changed automatically with the same color for each of group 1 to 4 5 to 8 The initial PRIVACY MASK color is set to blue After setting the PRIVACY MASK position on SET MASK option it ll be changed to gray color Be sure you have to press Open or Close button on the SET MASK option to confirm the privacy mask color ...

Page 39: ...en press Open or Close button 3 Select RETURN TIME option and then select the auto return time 4 Select RETURN option and press Open or Close button to exit the setting menu Tilt limit You can specify the tilt range If you set this function the camera is able to tilt from 10º to 170º 1 Select TILT LIMIT option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set it ON If you do not want to use this...

Page 40: ...e 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 Select this option to exit the settings ZOOM MAG setting Displays or removes the zoom OSD on the screen 1 Select ZOOM MAG 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 Clos...

Page 41: ...go to a preset with a signal from any connected alarm device Alarm In setting 1 Select one of the alarms in option on the ALARM SET menu 2 Use Near or Far button to set it ON 3 Press Open or Close button 4 Select NORMAL option and select Open or Close option OPEN Activate the alarm in the close position CLOSE Activate the alarm in the open position 5 Select ALARM IN 1 to 4 option and select preset...

Page 42: ...ect INFORMATION option on the RESET menu 2 Press Open or Close button to display the current camera information Initialization You can initialize the camera settings 1 Select INITIALIZATION 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 Camera reset 1 Select CAMERA RESET option on the RESET menu 2 Press Open o...

Page 43: ...nes Lens x28 Zoom F1 5 Wide End F3 7 Tele End f 3 5 mm to 98 mm S N Ratio 50 dB AGC Off Day Night AUTO DAY NIGHT Minimum Illumination 30 IRE B W 0 01 lx Sens up Off 0 000 01 lx Sens up On Color 0 2 lx Sens up Off 0 003 lx Sens up On Optical Zoom x28 Digital Zoom x12 Scanning Frequency H V 15 734 KHz 59 94 Hz 15 625 KHz 50 Hz Sync System Internal White Balance ATW AUTO MANUAL ONE PUSH Control metho...

Page 44: ...ontrol AUTO MANUAL Stabilizer EIS ON OFF Motion Detection Support Panning Range Speed 0 to 360 Maximum 500 Second Tilting Range Speed 0 to 180 Maximum 500 Second Privacy Zone 8 Mask Zones Preset ID 256 Position 256 Auto Panning 2 to 8 points Pattern 4 Group Touring Maximum 10 Groups Protocol Coax Pelco C Coaxitron RS 485 LG Multix Pelco D P Operating Temperature Humidity 20 C to 50 C 0 RH to 80 RH...

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