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Hydra 3000 Uno Technical Manual 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Doc Part No.:

 

OVZ20041 

© Overview Ltd. 2020 

Page 3 of 74 

Revision: 01 

This is the property of Overview Ltd. No copying without permission. 

 

Table of Contents 

1. 

Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 4 

2. 

Product Features ............................................................................................................................. 4 

3. 

Safety .............................................................................................................................................. 5 

4. 

Contents Supplied ........................................................................................................................... 6 

5. 

Instructions for the Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment ............................................... 6 

6. 

Product Specification ...................................................................................................................... 7 

7. 

PTZ Camera Unit ............................................................................................................................. 7 

7.1. 

Mechanical Features ............................................................................................................... 7 

7.2. 

Electrical Features ................................................................................................................... 8 

7.3. 

IP Features .............................................................................................................................. 9 

7.4. 

LED Illuminator (Optional fitting) ............................................................................................ 9 

7.5. 

Camera .................................................................................................................................... 9 

7.6. 

Operating System 

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 Description of Operation ........................................................................ 9 

7.7. 

PTZ Capabilities ..................................................................................................................... 10 

8. 

Installation Drawings: ................................................................................................................... 11 

8.1. 

Camera PTZ Unit ................................................................................................................... 11 

8.2. 

Electrical Connection to PTZ ................................................................................................. 13 

9. 

Installation / Connection .............................................................................................................. 14 

9.1. 

Installation 

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 Mechanical ...................................................................................................... 15 

9.1.1. 

PTZ Camera Unit ........................................................................................................... 15 

9.1.2. 

Installation Electrical ..................................................................................................... 17 

10.  Commissioning and Set-Up ........................................................................................................... 18 
11.  Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 19 

11.1.  Replacing the Wiper Blade .................................................................................................... 19 

Appendix 1 Control Instructions for IP Cameras ................................................................................... 21 

Unit webpage .................................................................................................................................... 21 
Presets and tours .............................................................................................................................. 23 
Setup menu ....................................................................................................................................... 24 

Setup menu 

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 Camera ................................................................................................................... 30 

Setup menu 

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 Network ................................................................................................................. 38 

Setup menu 

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 Trigger Action ........................................................................................................ 48 

Setup menu 

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 Events ........................................................................................................................ 51 

Setup menu 

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 Record .................................................................................................................... 56 

Setup menu 

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 Security .................................................................................................................. 57 

Setup menu 

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 System ................................................................................................................... 63 

Setup menu - PTZ .......................................................................................................................... 71 

Appendix 2. Accessories List ................................................................................................................. 73 
Appendix 3: Camera Data. .................................................................................................................... 74 
 

Summary of Contents for Hydra 3000 Uno

Page 1: ...o Technical Manual Doc Part No OVZ20041 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 1 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Technical Manual Hydra 3000 Uno Product Codes OVU2...

Page 2: ...event shall Overview be liable for incidental or consequential damages arising from use of this document or the hardware and software described in this document This document and parts thereof must n...

Page 3: ...6 Operating System Description of Operation 9 7 7 PTZ Capabilities 10 8 Installation Drawings 11 8 1 Camera PTZ Unit 11 8 2 Electrical Connection to PTZ 13 9 Installation Connection 14 9 1 Installati...

Page 4: ...d and precise movement control with enhanced accuracy and reliability The aluminium pressure die cast housings are highly durable and resistant to vandalism A three stage coating system provides the h...

Page 5: ...0 Do not clean the viewing windows with any abrasive material 11 Do not turn the camera to face the sun directly as this may damage the camera imager 12 Do not install or use the camera in an environm...

Page 6: ...Screw Type Fastener Kit Spacer Fastener Kit Spacer Power Supply Unit 240vAC 48v DC Power Supply Unit 240vAC 48v DC Filter Power Supply Filter Power Supply Optional Components If parts appear to be mis...

Page 7: ...he mounting flange and is capable of 360 continuous pan rotation Movement is by a high precision BLDC motor with direct drive The camera module and control electronics are housed in the tilt housing T...

Page 8: ...mum operating temperature 30 C Non icing conditions Wind loading 100 mph no damage 70 mph fully controlled operation Wiper Fitted as standard integrated control Bearings Ball bearings for pan and tilt...

Page 9: ...2 ONVIF 7 4 LED Illuminator Optional fitting Specification Value White LED lights 3 LEDs with wide angle lens approximate 53 degree field of view 4 LEDs with narrow angle lens approximate 14 degree f...

Page 10: ...05 s 360 s Tilt speed 0 05 s 360 s Power fail Configurable last action restoration on power up Software upgrades Via IP connection Joystick control Variable selectable speed ranges for precision contr...

Page 11: ...No OVZ20041 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 11 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission 8 Installation Drawings 8 1 Camera PTZ Unit Figure 4 Installation Diagram for...

Page 12: ...l Doc Part No OVZ20041 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 12 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Figure 5 Installation Diagram for Hydra Uno 3000 PTZ Unit with LED...

Page 13: ...iew Ltd 2020 Page 13 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission 8 2 Electrical Connection to PTZ Figure 6 Installation Diagram Power and I O connection cable...

Page 14: ...ed out by a suitable trained and qualified technician Camera systems should not be installed in a position where they invade privacy Care should be taken to ensure that camera systems with LED illumin...

Page 15: ...installed with the axis of the pan arm in the horizontal plane Figure 9 Allowable Mounting Positions for PTZ Unit The following points must be observed I Power must not be connected to the PTZ unit un...

Page 16: ...nd protected throughout its length IX The ethernet cable should be routed from the PTZ unit to the control system being supported and protected throughout its length X The camera base should be bolted...

Page 17: ...luminator on the Left 9 1 2 Installation Electrical Electrical installation should be made by a suitably qualified electrician and all wiring should meet local and national regulations The PTZ Camera...

Page 18: ...supply The UPS must have a Transfer Time between 2 6 ms and a Backup Runtime of greater than 5 seconds for the power level specified in this manual 10 Commissioning and Set Up Warning Safe working pr...

Page 19: ...tices must be followed when working with electricity or at heights The PTZ unit does not require any routine maintenance Best performance will be maintained if the viewing window and exterior surfaces...

Page 20: ...a 3000 Uno Technical Manual Doc Part No OVZ20041 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 20 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Figure 13 Wiper Blade Replacement Wiper...

Page 21: ...d Password and press OK If it is the first log in to the camera or a total factory reset has been performed Username and Password will be both the same admin Figure 1 Login screen Note After first tim...

Page 22: ...s and Tour configuration Speaker control Press button to enable disable audio stream from the camera and select the required volume Alarm and motion detection visualization Icons for alarm and motion...

Page 23: ...t on the presets dropdown menu and press the R button next to it Set or modify a Tour To set a new tour patrol click on button next to tour dropdown menu A new window will pop up as shown on Figure 3...

Page 24: ...igure 1 will open a new window see Figure 4 which allow the user to modify camera video and other properties Setup menu Video and Audio Video Figure 4 Video Configuration Menu The video can be configu...

Page 25: ...ion from CBR Constant Bit Rate or VBR Variable Bit Rate o CBR Guarantees the designated constant bit rate video quality will vary with scene complexity o VBR Guarantees the designated quality the bit...

Page 26: ...uration menu allows the user to include information on the video stream such as Date Time Display the current time Position x and Position y can be modified to adjust the text to show on the exact pos...

Page 27: ...efficiency picture quality for indicated area to improve picture qualities of movement scene at the same bandwidth To create an area to be used as ROI click and drag with the mouse on the screen unti...

Page 28: ...rview Ltd No copying without permission Audio Figure 7 Audio configuration menu Codec Select the audio codec Note currently it supports only codec G 711 Volume Select the audio volume from 0 to 10 Sam...

Page 29: ...s function allows to mask areas that you want to hide on screen to protect privacy To set an area as a privacy mask activate privacy mask by pressing on button and click and drag with the mouse on the...

Page 30: ...enu Camera Profile Figure 9 Profile configuration menu Profile menu allows to save different camera settings under different profiles so they can be selected quicker To add a new profile press add and...

Page 31: ...vision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Image adjustments Figure 10 Image adjustments menu Sharpness of image can be adjusted to meet user preference using this co...

Page 32: ...external lighting conditions for the photo o Manual uses a fixed Shutter speed Iris and Gain o Shutter priority uses a fixed Shutter speed o Iris priority uses a fixed Iris o Bright mode uses a fixed...

Page 33: ...light condition but colour imagery is maintained o Night In this mode the IR cut filter on the image sensor is removed all the time The sensitivity will be enhanced in the dark light condition but th...

Page 34: ...k to factory default Backlight settings Figure 13 Backlight settings menu This is a feature used for problematic conditions where the contrast from light to dark areas is very high WDR Wide Dynamic Ra...

Page 35: ...balance menu The user can select an automatic White Balance mode depending on the lighting conditions as Auto Indoor or Outdoor modes If One Push WB is selected a Push button will appear which saves...

Page 36: ...g without permission Image enhancement Figure 15 Image enhancement menu DNR DNR function when enabled suppresses noise and to good video quality in low light conditions Defog Allows to set fog compens...

Page 37: ...evision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Video enhancement Figure 16 Video enhancement menu Enable flickerless function will reduce flicker from powerline frequenc...

Page 38: ...ew Ltd 2020 Page 38 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Setup menu Network Status Figure 17 Network status This menu will show all the information of N...

Page 39: ...will be allocated automatically by DHCP equipment If Apply button is pressed to update changes the system will reboot and user will need to connect to the camera again using new IP address IP address...

Page 40: ...2020 Page 40 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Auto IP Figure 19 Auto IP menu The Auto IP settings function can be activated deactivated by pressing...

Page 41: ...Figure 20 ONVIF Settings menu Authentication o None Allows access without ONVIF authentication o WS Usertoken Allows access with WS User Token of ONVIF authentication o WS Usertoken Digest Allows acc...

Page 42: ...Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission UPNP Figure 21 UPNP Settings menu General settings UPNP function can be activated deactivated Friendly name Define the fr...

Page 43: ...w Ltd No copying without permission DDNS Figure 22 DDNS Settings menu To use Public DDNS service select Public DDNS and a site address from the list After filling out the Host name of the site the set...

Page 44: ...ites through FTP FTP needs to be set up General settings FTP can be activated deactivated FTP Server Address Define FTP Server IP Address If IP Address form is incorrect a message box will be shown to...

Page 45: ...urity mode of SMTP from Plain or SSL TLS SMTP Server Address Define SMTP Server Address If IP Address form is incorrect a message box will be shown to try again Port Define Port used User ID Define Us...

Page 46: ...mode SNMPv3 contains cryptographic security a higher security level which allows to set the Authentication password and Encryption password Select Read or Read Write mode Activation it can activated d...

Page 47: ...ream Select stream to set Time out Set RTSP time out Session is disconnected after specified time out QoS Setting Set quality of service to ensure data transfer performance RTP Multicast Check RTP Mul...

Page 48: ...igger Action Action Rules Figure 27 Action Rules configuration menu To set a new action rule press add and a new window will pop up Figure 28 Define a name operation interval and an action from the dr...

Page 49: ...r configuration menu Pre Post Alarm Image Image transfer due to event is configured by setting Image transfer rate and Pre Post alarm duration o Number of image Define Number of image transferred per...

Page 50: ...ying without permission Relay Output Figure 30 Relayout configuration menu Mode Select between monostable or bistable for relay mode Idle State Select whether the contact is normally opened or closed...

Page 51: ...ule see Figure 27 needs to be set previously To set a new event rule press add and a new window will pop up see Figure 32 Define a name an event from the list and when this event should be checked to...

Page 52: ...ure 33 Schedule configuration menu If activated the option SCHEDULE will appear as Event Condition on Event Rules see figure 31 32 allowing the unit to perform the trigger action every amount of time...

Page 53: ...hen motion is detected Area 4 different areas can be set for motion detection To set an area click and drag with the mouse on the screen until the required area is covered Activation Activate deactiva...

Page 54: ...Overview Ltd No copying without permission Temperature Figure 35 Temperature configuration menu Mode Select Fahrenheit or Celsius Threshold Define temperature at which the event Temperature critical...

Page 55: ...ng without permission Alarm Input Figure 36 Alarm configuration menu Input Device Setup Select input device type o Off Ignore this input sensor o A Normal Open Contact NO Contact is normally open acti...

Page 56: ...art No OVZ20041 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 56 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Setup menu Record Record Figure 37 Record management menu Record function...

Page 57: ...re 41 IP Address Filter configuration menu IP Address Filter IP filter function can be activated deactivated IP Filter Type Select the recording IP filter type Press Apply to make effective any modifi...

Page 58: ...Overview Ltd No copying without permission RTSP Authentication Figure 42 RTSP Authentication configuration menu RTSP Authentication RTSP Authentication can be activated deactivated This controls whet...

Page 59: ...client o PEAP It is similar to TTLS in that it does not require a certificate on the client side o TTLS MD5 it does not require a certificate on the client side o TLS It relies on client side and serv...

Page 60: ...over SSL or TLS protocols instead of using plain text in socket communications Certificate Select an installed certificate To install a certificate go to System Certificates see Figure 45 HTTPS connec...

Page 61: ...signed by its own creator Properties Shows information about the selected certificate Delete Delete the selected certificate Create Certificate signing request This is the encoded data that contains t...

Page 62: ...1 Overview Ltd 2020 Page 62 of 74 Revision 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Service Figure 46 Service configuration menu SSH SSH function can be activated deactiva...

Page 63: ...on 01 This is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Setup menu System System information Figure 47 System information menu System Capability information Device Name Define the dev...

Page 64: ...is the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission System Diagnostics Figure 48 System Diagnostics menu Shows basic hardware status for diagnostics use Note if the camera is abnormally rest...

Page 65: ...Firmware Version in the system and camera Web update Install new Firmware by pressing Select File and selecting the firmware file from user s computer Then press Start F W Update After pressing Start...

Page 66: ...ted after pressing Apply button Time format Select the time format Current Date Time Shows the current date and time setting in the Camera Synchronize with my computer Set the date time using those of...

Page 67: ...ST Settings menu Daylight Saving Time DST is the practice of setting the clocks forward one hour from standard time during the summer months and back again in the fall in order to make better use of n...

Page 68: ...in the system To add a new user press Add and a new window will be shown see Figure 53 To modify delete a user select it from the list and press Modify Delete Figure 53 New user menu ID Enter new user...

Page 69: ...s the property of Overview Ltd No copying without permission Log Figure 54 System Log menu Filter Select a date time or type of log to filter the log System Log List The filtered log is displayed Pres...

Page 70: ...mission Factory Reset Figure 55 Factory reset menu Reset to factory defaults o All Reset all Settings to factory default o Except network settings and user settings Reset all settings except network a...

Page 71: ...mera will perform the selected action when it is not receiving commands for a specified amount of time o Wait time Set the waiting time o Action Set the action to perform if there is no PTZ operation...

Page 72: ...tive any modifications PTZ advanced Figure 58 PTZ advanced menu Wiper Action Allows user to modify the wiper operation including the speed Speed and the amount of time Timeout the operation will last...

Page 73: ...fixing OVU10006 Universal Column Bracket Mounting on top of column OVU10007 Swan Neck Bracket Mounting on top of column OVU10008 Corner Mount Bracket Fixing to corner of wall OVU10009 Mid Pole Mount...

Page 74: ...sion Figure 14 Camera Mounting Brackets Appendix 3 Camera Data A variety of cameras may be specified The following shows the leading particulars for those most commonly used Manufacturer s web sites s...

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