manualshive.com logo in svg

Mitsubishi Electric NM-C130FD, Installation And Operation Manual

Share
Download
Mitsubishi Electric NM-C130FD Installation And Operation Manual Download Page 5

 

v 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

1. Product Introduction....................................................................................................................- 1 -

 

1.1 Features ............................................................................................................................- 1 -

 

1.2 Operation Requirements ...................................................................................................- 2 -

 

2. NETWORK CAMERA INSTALLATION.......................................................................................- 3 -

 

2.1 Package Contents .............................................................................................................- 3 -

 

2.2 Base Installation ................................................................................................................- 3 -

 

2.3 Basic Configuration Dome Network Camera System ........................................................- 6 -

 

2.4 Connecting Wiring .............................................................................................................- 6 -

 

2.4.1 Connecting Video out connector .............................................................................- 6 -

 

2.4.2 Connecting Network ................................................................................................- 7 -

 

2.4.3 Connecting Audio in/out connector..........................................................................- 7 -

 

2.4.4 Connecting the Power .............................................................................................- 7 -

 

2.5 NETWORK CAMERA IP Assignment................................................................................- 8 -

 

3. OPERATING CAMERA (Analog Mode)......................................................................................- 9 -

 

3.1 SETTINGS.........................................................................................................................- 9 -

 

3.1.1 Main Menu...............................................................................................................- 9 -

 

3.1.2 WB.........................................................................................................................- 10 -

 

3.1.3 AE..........................................................................................................................- 12 -

 

3.1.4 BLC........................................................................................................................- 16 -

 

3.1.5 CAM SET...............................................................................................................- 16 -

 

3.1.6 SPECIAL ...............................................................................................................- 18 -

 

3.1.7 D&N .......................................................................................................................- 20 -

 

3.1.8 DNR.......................................................................................................................- 21 -

 

Summary of Contents for NM-C130FD

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ved for the operation on residential areas business light industrial premises and in small scale enterprises inside as well as outside of the building All places of operation are characterized by their connection to the public low voltage power supply system Warning This is class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio Interference in which case the user may be required to...

Page 3: ...cumulators at their end of life should be disposed of separately from your household waste If a chemical symbol is printed beneath the symbol show above this chemical symbol means that the battery or accumulator contains a heavy metal at a certain concentration This will be indicated as follows Hg mercury 0 0005 Cd cadmium 0 002 Pb lead 0 004 In the European Union there are separate collection sys...

Page 4: ...outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where thy exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 13 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the a...

Page 5: ...on Dome Network Camera System 6 2 4 Connecting Wiring 6 2 4 1 Connecting Video out connector 6 2 4 2 Connecting Network 7 2 4 3 Connecting Audio in out connector 7 2 4 4 Connecting the Power 7 2 5 NETWORK CAMERA IP Assignment 8 3 OPERATING CAMERA Analog Mode 9 3 1 SETTINGS 9 3 1 1 Main Menu 9 3 1 2 WB 10 3 1 3 AE 12 3 1 4 BLC 16 3 1 5 CAM SET 16 3 1 6 SPECIAL 18 3 1 7 D N 20 3 1 8 DNR 21 ...

Page 6: ...TWORK CAMERA by Web Browser 24 4 2 Real Time Monitoring 24 4 3 NETWORK CAMERA Setting 25 4 3 1 Video Setting 25 4 3 2 Audio Setting 28 4 3 3 Alarm Setting 29 4 3 4 System Setting 33 4 4 Help 45 5 Appendix 46 5 1 Troubleshooting 46 5 2 Preventive Maintenance 46 5 3 Product Specifications 47 ...

Page 7: ...l electronic shutter modes Full control via the OSD menu key on the rear of the camera Auto and manual white balance modes BLC Back Light Compensation Day Night Auto Color B W AGC Auto Gain Control Incredible noise reduction for picture quality file size Privacy Zone 4point MIRROR VIDEO OUT BNC Motion Detection 4point Up to 63 selectable camera addresses Clear bubble with black liner shelter for c...

Page 8: ... 2 1 2 Operation Requirements ...

Page 9: ... following Dome Camera 1 Quick Guide 1 Accessory kit for installing Dome Camera 1 Template sheet 1 Safety wire 1 RJ 45 Coupler 1 CD 1 2 2 Base Installation Note When wiring note the following For the video cable keep the BNC connector metal part away from any other metal material ...

Page 10: ... which this dome camera is installed using the supplied template sheet WARNING THE TOTAL MASS OF THE MAIN UNIT IS APPROX 1 3KG CHECK WHETHER THE CEILING TO WHICH THE DOME CAMERA IS INSTALLED IS STRONG ENOUGH TO HOLD THE UNIT MASS IF NOT THE DOME CAMERA COULD FALL CAUSING INJURY ...

Page 11: ...curing the dome camera to ceiling or structure not to fall 4 Unlock 4 torx screws on the dome cover and lock the dome base firmly with supplied 4 fixing screws WARNING FASTEN THE FIXING SCREWS OF THE DOME CAMERA FIRMLY OR THE DOME CAMERA COULD FALL CAUSING INJURY 5 Lock the housing cover with 4 torx screws ...

Page 12: ... 6 2 3 Basic Configuration Dome Network Camera System 2 4 Connecting Wiring 2 4 1 Connecting Video out connector Connect the video out BNC connector to the monitor or video input ...

Page 13: ...while a direct cable is used for connection to a hub 2 4 3 Connecting Audio in out connector The Dome Network Camera enable voice transceiving through the audio input output module interworked Use it after connecting the port to the microphone and speaker which have an amplifier function 2 4 4 Connecting the Power Connect the power of DC 12V 1A to the dome camera Use certified Listed Class 2 power...

Page 14: ... CD and execute IP Setting Utility 1 MAC Address Enter MAC address of the product for IP input 2 IP Address Enter IP address to use 3 Ethernet Adapter In case there are several network cards select a card to use for the operation of Network Camera 4 Start Allocate input IP to the Network Camera to use When a completion message appears on 5 Status window in several seconds or minutes input complete...

Page 15: ...an be moved up or down by using the UP and DOWN buttons Please position the arrow to point to the function you wish to operate MAIN MENU WB AE BLC CAM SET SPECIAL D N DNR MOTION DET OFF END MAIN MENU WB AE BLC CAM SET SPECIAL D N DNR MOTION DET OFF END Select any function you wish to operate by using the UP and DOWN buttons If appears at the mode you wish to operate it means that there is a sub me...

Page 16: ...ns that is no mode available to be selected 3 1 2 WB Press the MENU button to access the WB mode MODE ATW Auto Tracking White Balance This mode can be used within the color temperature range 1 800 K 10 500 K AWC Auto White Balance Control Please press the MENU button while the camera is directed at a piece of white paper to obtain the optimum state under current illumination If the environment inc...

Page 17: ...are dark If the camera directly faces a fluorescent light or is installed in a place where there are considerable changes in illumination the WHITE BALANCE function may become unstable R GAIN Adjust the R GAIN by using the LEFT or RIGHT button This is effective only in case of selecting the MANUAL MODE 0 100 B GAIN Adjust the B GAIN by using the LEFT or RIGHT button This is effective only in case ...

Page 18: ... 1 70 END SHUTTER SHUTTER X128 1 120 000 END FLK AGC HIGH BRIGHTNESS 1 70 END NORMAL BRIGHTNESS 1 70 END OFF LENS MANUAL DC BRIGHTNESS 1 70 END VIDEO SENS UP OFF AUTO AUTO X2 X128 END END 3 1 3 AE Press the MENU button to access the AE mode ...

Page 19: ...O lens you can choose FLK or 1 60 or 1 50 The FLK functions FLICKLESS OFF and the 1 60 or 1 50 functions E I OFF While using the internal system if the shutter setting is on AUTO and the camera is directly facing a bright fluorescent light the image on the screen can be adversely affected Therefore please choose the installation location with care When SHUTTER mode is on the SENS UP function does ...

Page 20: ...e lens which is being used The brightness of the screen can be adjusted in DC mode The brightness can be adjusted within the range of 0 70 The optimum level of brightness for the user can be achieved by adjustment When using Auto Iris Lens with Video type i Adjust ALC volume on the lens properly Normally ALC volume should be turned all the way to Av Average ii According to the type of the lens use...

Page 21: ...nual mode SENS UP does not operate When AGC is turned off SENS UP does not operate The maximum storage magnification in low light level movement situations can be adjusted by pressing the ENTER button in AUTO mode x2 x128 As the magnification increase the screen gets brighter however the after image also increases If storage magnification is increased while SENS UP is operating it may cause noise ...

Page 22: ... s t u v w x y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CLR POS END DISPLAY ON OFF DEFAULT SAVE END 3 1 4 BLC Press the MENU button to access the BLC mode Prevents such a back light effect to secure a clear image under all illumination environments LEVEL LOW MIDDLE HIGH OFF END RETURN to MAIN MENU 3 1 5 CAM SET Press the MENU button to access the CAM SET mode ...

Page 23: ... the ENTER button END End NOTE If the wrong name has been input If you press the ENTER button after moving the cursor the CLR all the letters will be erased If you want to correct a letter please move the cursor to the arrow at the bottom left of the screen and press ENTER Please position the cursor above the letter you wish to correct and then move the cursor onto the letter you wish to choose an...

Page 24: ...1 96 END END 3 1 6 SPECIAL Press the MENU button to access the SPECIAL mode SHARPNESS The outline of the video image becomes cleaner and more distinctive as the level of SHARPNESS increases If the level goes up excessively however it may affect the video image and generate noise LEVEL Adjust the SHARPNESS of the screen by using the LEFT or RIGHT button 0 31 END RETURN to SPECIAL MENU ...

Page 25: ...se line lock mode NTSC Models When the power frequency is 60Hz you cannot use line lock mode PAL models Sync mode is fixed to INT in DC 12V input power PRIVACY Conceals the areas you do not wish to appear on the screen OFF Cancels the PRIVACY mode ON Operates the PRIVACY mode To adjust PRIVACY MASK press ENTER button AREA SEL Select the AREA you want to adjust AREA STATE Select ON to display the s...

Page 26: ...de D N AUTO The COLOR BW menu turns the IR infrared Filter to on or off In low illumination environments the BW mode will turn off the IR Filter and the sensitivity will be as high as that of BW cameras Otherwise the BW mode will turn on the IR Filter and the sensitivity will return to normal to recover the normal screen BW In this mode the camera outputs the video image only in black and white CO...

Page 27: ...d noise in the low light level decreases automatically as the level of gain changes LEVEL OFF There is no reduction in noise level LOW There is a small reduction in noise level with almost no ghost image MIDDLE The most effective mode There is a sufficient reduction in noise levels without causing much ghost imaging HIGH The level of noise is reduced greatly however there is an increase in ghost i...

Page 28: ...nd the words MOTION DETECTED is appeared on the screen when movement is detected hence a single individual can conduct supervision efficiently The camera detects an object s movement by sensing disparity of outline and level of brightness and color OFF MOTION DETECTION mode is cancelled ON Any motion in the selected areas is observed AREA SEL Select the AREA you want to adjust AREA STATE Select ON...

Page 29: ... RIGHT button LEFT Adjust the LEFT of the selected AREA by using the LEFT or RIGHT button RIGHT Adjust the RIGHT of the selected AREA by using the LEFT or RIGHT button END RETURN to MAIN MENU 3 1 10 END Terminate the MAIN MENU without save the changed preset parameter ...

Page 30: ...ser after entering the IP address with the IP Utility Refer to 2 5 Network Camera IP Assignment section for detailed information If a security window for the ActiveX Controller installation appears press the Confirm and install it If it is not connected in the Internet from the CD ROM install the ActiveX Controller by manual operation 4 2 Real Time Monitoring The monitoring screen comes in four sc...

Page 31: ...peaker connected to a user PC they should adjust the user PC volume regardless of the microphone and speaker volume control set in Network Camera 4 3 NETWORK CAMERA Setting The Network Camera setting is divided into video audio alarm and system settings And the detailed screen will be provided for each setting 4 3 1 Video Setting The video setting is classified into Basic MPEG 4 The Basic menu inc...

Page 32: ...control enables users to reinforce the image quality in a strong or weak way The default is disabled Compression When it is necessary to adjust a smooth transmission status according to network situations users can increase the compressibility to carry out the network transmission stably On the other hand when it is necessary to maintain a detailed monitoring screen by enhancing the image quality ...

Page 33: ...e control Variable bit rate VBR It refers to the type of using a variable bit rate VBR Increase a bit rate for the image with much motion and decrease a bit rate for the image with little motion The basic setting value is a VBR type Constant bit rate CBR Using a constant bit rate CBR may guarantee a stable play However if a large amount of data is not required it may cause the waste of a transmiss...

Page 34: ...of radio sound Sample rate If a sample rate is low the tone quality will go down but the transmission rate will go up If a sample rate is high the tone quality will be better but the transmission rate will drop Please adjust its rate in accordance with a network status or purposes Audio Input Source Users can select either MIC input or LINE input but cannot use both at once Input Volume Users can ...

Page 35: ...ent is shown green point while the area which does not use the information is indicated empty Enable Check this item when using the motion information Sensitivity This sets up the sensitivity for the motion detection Motion dwelling time This sets up the event dwelling time when a motion occurs This can be set in the range of 0 6 seconds When an event occurs the motion icon at the upper right blin...

Page 36: ...t 1 FPS when no motion event occurs while operates with the frame rate set in this item when a motion event occurs Alarm Out Setting Upon the alarm occurrence this function enables users to receive a mailing or ftp service to the mail address designated by users ...

Page 37: ...ing to FTP JPEG Settings Sets up the creation condition screen size color and name of JPEG file to be sent to FTP Pre event Creates the JPEG file of chapter 1 5 for 1 2 seconds before the event is generated Post event Creates the JPEG file of chapter 1 15 for 1 2 seconds after the event is generated Image size Selects the size of JPEG file to be created among 160X120 and 320X240 Color Selects the ...

Page 38: ...tions to the events occurred from the Alarm IN users can send an EMail or FTP Server Alarm IN Alarm IN comes in Motion Alarm OUT EMail Send an email to events occurred from the Alarm IN FTP Sends the captured picture to FTP by the event which occurs from Alarm input ...

Page 39: ...rk Camera to change a screen monitoring or setting 1 Administrator Authority Group admin It enables administrators to change the screen monitoring and setting of the Network Camera In addition this authority allows only one user to have an access to the Network Camera at once 2 General User Authority Group user It enables users to simply use a screen monitoring function It disables users to change...

Page 40: ...Administrator Setting User name Enter a user name for the administrator use Password Enter the password for the administrator use User List Setting Show a registered user account Add User Enter a user name and password to be added and register them by pressing the Add button ...

Page 41: ...cting a user to be corrected and changing its name and password press the modify button to reflect the corrected information Delete User Account After selecting a user to be deleted delete it by pressing the Remove button Date Time Setting ...

Page 42: ... server Synchronize the time with that of the NTP server Receive the time information from the NTP RFC2030 server Synchronize with date server Enter the Time Server address to be synchronized Receive the time information from the Time Server that complies with the Time protocol RFC868 Set manually Users enter a current time directly yDate Enter a current day month and year yTime Enter a current da...

Page 43: ...ia DHCP Obtain an IP through the DHCP automatically Use Following IP address Users enter a Network Camera IP directly DNS Configuration Obtain DNS server address via DHCP Obtain the DNS information through the DHCP Use Following DNS server address Users enter the DNS information directly yDomain name Enter a domain name to be used yPrimary DNS server Enter the first domain name server ySecondary D...

Page 44: ...nter a port to receive a service through the RTSP Default Port Number is 7070 Network traffic Maximum bandwidth Set a limitation on user network resources by designating the maximum bandwidth yUnlimited Selected if not influenced by a network related program or equipment without a limitation on the network bandwidth yLimited to In case of sharing other network programs or equipment it is possible ...

Page 45: ... like http www dyndns com Enable Check to get DDNS service to be available yDDNS Server Select the ddns server yRegistered host Enter a host address yUsername Enter an ID to access to the DDNS server yPassword Enter a password to be used for accessing the DDNS server yConfirm Enter a password again to confirm it yMaximum time interval Set a time interval to synchronize with the DDNS server Registe...

Page 46: ...n Port Available from 1024 to 65532 and the default is 5000 Do not send Do not send a stream to the FTP until it is requested from a client Enable multi stream Check it to send data for the purpose of saving them into an external extension storage right after the Network Camera operates Send to secondary client ip Enter an IP address of the external extension storage Use RTP destination port Enter...

Page 47: ...lthough it is empty an IP will be entered automatically RTP port Enter a value between 1024 and 65532 RTP TTL Enter a value between 1 and 255 If a network status is smooth enter a lower value On the other hand if a network status is poor enter a higher value When there are many Network Cameras or users a higher value may cause a heavy load to the network For a detailed setting please consult with ...

Page 48: ... Default Restore all the setting values to a basic value Upgrade Server Carry out the upgrade by importing an upgrade file and pressing the Upgrade button During the upgrade do not turn off the power of the Camera And try an access again after waiting five minutes or longer Backup Save a setting value that users enter to the Network Camera to a user PC Restore Import and apply a setting value save...

Page 49: ...rmation Troubleshooting When problems occur during operation please consult with an installer Server Report If its support is requested please attach a server report Log Report Users can check the system log and server report ...

Page 50: ...ite will provide the support information for the Network Camera system information and op eration Users can check the log for Network Camera operation by clicking the Logs Users can check a server report by clicking the Server Report Users can check a parameter by clicking the Parameter List ...

Page 51: ...on window will be provided as a popup window so that users can open and read it without a need for log in It will offer a description on setting and Help page by which users can manipulate the Camera without a reference to the manual ...

Page 52: ...oper power Camera number does not match the number on PC Program or Web browser 1 Check the camera ID of the Network Camera 2 Check PTZ setting on the PC Program and Web browser Frame rate decrease 1 Change current value more lower resolution compression rate and frame rate A connection is cut off at short intervals 1 Check network traffic and contact with network administrator 5 2 Preventive Main...

Page 53: ... 47 5 3 Product Specifications ...

Page 54: ...Boulevard des Bouvets 92741 Nanterre Cedex Telephone 33 1 5568 5500 Fax 33 1 5568 5731 ITALY Mitsubishi Electric Europe B V Italian Branch Office Centro Direzionale Colleoni Palazzo Perseo Ingresso 2 Via Paracelso 12 20041 Agrate Brianza Italy Telephone 39 039 605 31 Fax 39 039 605 3214 The Netherlands Mitsubishi Electric Benelux A Division of Mitsubishi Electric Europe B V Niiverheidsweg 23A 3611...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands