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Chapter 3: Setting each item function at SETUP

MENU

Pressing the MENU BUTTON of the FRONT PANEL allows users to enter SETUP MENU and see the

following menu OSD box. Setting method of each SETUP MENU function and operation is as follows.

3-1) ADJUST MENU function and setting method

•

Function: Allows adjustment to the display status

•

Setting method: Move to #1. ADJUST MENU by using

ENTER

√

SWITCH and press the

ENTER SWITCH to display the OSD as shown in the figure below. (The figure shows the initial

setting status.)

Move to a target item by turning

ENTER

√

SWITCH left or right.

Enter the item by pressing the

ENTER

√

SWITCH.

At this time, set a target value by turning

ENTER

√

SWITCH left or right.

You can move to another item by pressing again the SWITCH after setting the target value.

(1) CONTRAST :

Adjusts light and shade of screen

(2) BRIGHT :

Adjusts lightness of entire screen

(3) COLOR :

Adjusts color density

(4) TINT :

Adjusts color sense (Depending on the model)

(5) SHARPNESS :

Adjusts contour of screen

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1. ADJUST
2. DATE/TIME
3. DWELL TIME
4. DISPLAY
5. TITLE
6. ALARM
7. VIEW EVENT LOG

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CONTRAST

BRIGHT

COLOR

SHARPNESS

TINT

SETUP

MENU

ADJUST

SETTING

Summary of Contents for SMO-150QP

Page 1: ...COLOR DUAL QUAD OBSERVATION SYSTEM SMO 150QP User Guide Manuel d utilisation Bedienungsanleitung Guía del usuario Guida dell utente êÛÍÓ Ó ÒÚ Ó ÔÓÎ ÁÓ ÚÂÎfl Gebruikershandleiding ...

Page 2: ...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 attachment accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with ...

Page 3: ...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 appliance Warning To Prevent Fire or Shock Hazard Do Not Expose This Monitor To Rain or Moisture CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE R...

Page 4: ...wed 5 Cleaning Unplug this monitor from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning Exception A monitor that is meant for uninterrupted service and that for some specific reason such as the possibility of the loss of an authorization code for a CATV converter is not intended to be unplugged by the user for cleaning or any other purpo...

Page 5: ...nstallation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or Samsung s instructions have been adhered to 10 Power Sources This monitor should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the making label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your installation site consult your Samsung dealer or local power company 11 Grounding or Polarization For moni...

Page 6: ...moving cover may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 17 Damage Requiring Service Unplug this monitor from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power supply cord or plug is damaged b If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the monitor c If the monito...

Page 7: ... of the FCC Rules and ICES 003 of Industry Canada These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generate 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 communications Operatio...

Page 8: ...ause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or modificat...

Page 9: ...g Equipment Regulations Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numéique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada Warning This is a class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case ...

Page 10: ...A composition and connecting method to MONITOR 30 1 5 External terminal connecting method for CAMERA and MONITOR 31 1 6 Whole System connection and configuration 32 Chapter 2 MONITOR FRONT PANEL KEY Function and Using Method 2 1 TALK KEY 33 2 2 AUD SP SEL KEY 33 2 3 VOL VOL KEY 33 2 4 POWER SAVE KEY 34 2 5 ALARM RESET KEY 34 2 6 QUAD PAGE KEY 34 2 7 LIVE VCR KEY 34 2 8 PIP KEY 35 2 9 FREEZE KEY 35...

Page 11: ... 5 TITLE MENU Function setting 40 3 6 ALARM MENU Function setting 41 3 7 VIEW EVENT LOG MENU function and setting method 42 Chapter 4 DISPLAY MODE setting method 4 1 SINGLE SCREEN DISPLAY 43 4 2 QUAD MODE DISPLAY 44 4 3 AUTO SEQUENTIAL DISPLAY MODE 45 4 4 PIP MODE DISPLAY 46 4 5 ZOOM MODE DISPLAY 47 Chapter 5 Each product feature SOC C120P Standard Camera 48 SOC C321P PIR Camera 49 OBSERVAION MONI...

Page 12: ...gh voltage parts inside Do not arbitrarily open the cover Install the product in a place that meets the following environmental conditions Be sure to maintain the system under the temperatures and humidity conditions given below Operating temperature 0 C 40 C Storage temperature 20 C 60 C Operating humidity 20 85 RH Storage humidity 20 95 RH Input voltage AC 100V 250V Power usage less than 110 Wat...

Page 13: ...R CABLE SENSOR CONNECTOR ITEM MONITOR STANDARD CAMERA PIR CAMERA CAMERA BRACKET CAMERA CABLE INSTALLATION MANUAL POWER CORD VCR CABLE SENSOR CONNECTOR MODEL SMO 150QP SOC C120P SOC C321P SBR 110 MCB 60 MCB 100 DESCRIPTION 15 FLAT CRT MONITOR NORMAL TYPE CAMERA PIR OBSERVATION CAMERA STAND TYPE BRACKET 6PIN SHIELD CABLE 6PIN SHIELD CABLE Q ty 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 NOTE Tapping Screw 2 Tapping Screw 3...

Page 14: ...a b Microphone Capable of picking up all sound in the vicinity of the camera location and transmitting to the monitor c Camera fitting groove Enables the camera to be fixed onto the bracket You may install it either above or below the camera if necessary d 6 pin modular jack Used to connect the camera to the monitor PIN NUMBER SPEC SPEAKER HOT VIDEO_OUT GND SPEAKER COLD AUDIO_OUT ALARM_OUT 12V DC ...

Page 15: ...ng Syandard Camera SOC C120P SOC C120P s camera can be attached to the wall ceiling or shelf using the camera mount bracket SBR 110 Choose an installation site that can sufficiently support the weight of the equipments to be installed Attach the camera mount bracket to the wall or ceiling using the supplied three screws M4 X L15 Adjust the camera to target the video location and tighten the bracke...

Page 16: ...omposition Lens It has a focal length of 3 8mm and makes it possible for you to observe a relatively wide area Fresnel Lens An infrared focusing lens for increasing the sensitivity of the built in PIR sensor 3 4 1 2 Top Bottom ...

Page 17: ...pplying backup power for the PIR sensor operation during power outages and for transmitting the relay signals to external devices during the PIR sensor operation 5 4 3 2 1 PIN NUMBER SPEC VIDEO_OUT GND AUDIO_OUT ALARM_OUT 12V DC PIN SPEC Power Input DC 12 Volts Back Up Ground Not Used Relay Output COM 350V 130mA N C ...

Page 18: ...glish 18 Sensor Detection Angle Area 1 Vertical Detection Line 2 Horizontal Detection Area Please consider the horizontal detection area and the vertical detection line when choosing an installation site ...

Page 19: ...projected by warm objects Microphone Capable of picking up all sound in the vicinity of the camera location and transmitting to the monitor Electronic Relay Output power is 350V 130mA 7 5 6 8 ON S1 S2 S3 S4 OFF PIN Function Sensor Sensitivity On On Low On Off Normal Off On Normal Off Off High Alarm Led On Off Sensor On Sensor On Off Inside ...

Page 20: ...ing sun Can cause burn or damage to internal options 2 Do not limit desired detection zone by interference of curtains screens potted plants etc 3 Also do not locate it in front of source of water oil vapors Avoid placement of heat source inside detection zone 4 Do not install outdoors ...

Page 21: ... the assy case front as you push it upward to detach it from the case rear Do not apply excessive force as doing so may damage the inside assembly 3 Place the case rear over the installation site and mark screw holes with a pencil indicated by the circles in the illustration Drill a pilot hole for each pencil mark 5mm in diameter and at least 35mm in depth and then fully insert the supplied plasti...

Page 22: ...cable to the case rear as well as the cable to be connected to the terminal 5 Align the two holes of the case rear to the holes of the plastic anchors and then fasten the screw tappings BH M3 X 30 SCREW TAPPING G BH M3 x 30 SCREW TAPPING G BH M3 x 30 ...

Page 23: ...lightly The lens body will move 2 Tilt the lens body down about 10 from the horizontal and then turn the screw clockwise to fasten it 7 Assemble the assy case front onto the case rear as shown in the illustration Fasten the assy case front to the case rear with the screw BH M2 6 you removed earlier Screw HB M4 x L8 CASE REAR Screw BH M2 6 ASSY CASE FRONT ...

Page 24: ...mera and mark screw holes with a pencil indicated by the blue circles in the illustration Drill a pilot hole for each pencil mark 5mm in diameter and at least 35mm in depth and then fully insert the supplied plastic anchors HUD 5 into them 3 Install the mount corner by aligning the four holes of the mount corner to the holes of the plastic anchors and then fastening the screw tappings BH M3 X 30 S...

Page 25: ...upward to detach it from the case rear Do not apply excessive force as doing so may damage the inside assembly Assy case front Screw BH M2 6 CASE REAR 5 Connecting Cables 1 Connecting the cables to the case rear Connect the RJ 11 cable to the RJ 11 connector on the case rear and connect the camera cable to the cable terminal on the on the case rear ...

Page 26: ... corner as shown in the right picture below 6 Assemble the case rear onto the mount corner by aligning the two holes of the caser ear to the protrusions of the mount corner indicated by the blue circles in the illustration and fastening the screw tappings PH M3 X 16 SCREW TAPPING PH M3 x 16 SCREW TAPPING PH M3 x 16 ...

Page 27: ...wise slightly The lens body will move 2 Tilt the lens body down about 10 from the horizontal and then turn the screw clockwise to fasten it Screw 8 Assemble the assy case front onto the caserear as shown in the illustration Fasten the assy case front to the case rear with the screw BH M2 6 you removed earlier CASE REAR Screw BH M2 6 ASSY CASE FRONT ...

Page 28: ...nstallation of the camera onto the CAMERA MOUNT BRACKET Choose an installation site that can sufficiently support the weight of the equipments to be installed Attach the camera mount bracket to the wall using the supplied screws M4 X L15 Adjust the camera to target the video location and tighten the bracket handle on the camera mount bracket Install the camera on to the male screw of the Camera Mo...

Page 29: ...n Tighten the handle turning it clockwise and lock the camera in position Connect the camera cable to the camera 3 Specifications Use Indoor Installation Wall or Ceiling Dimensions 57 W X 47 2 H X 100 5 L Weight 150g Operating Temperature 10 C 50 C 4 Accessories SCREW M3 X L16 3 pcs Handle English 29 ...

Page 30: ...R through CAMERA CABLE MCB 60 or MCB 100 as shown in the below figure Please check whether or not it is properly connected Connection status checking method Turn on the monitor after connecting cameras and check if camera image is displayed The initial screen mode of monitor is quad mode In case monitor and camera is not connected OSD L LOSS will be displayed on blue screen ...

Page 31: ... monitor are VIDEO terminals for outputting video images from OBSEVATION CAMERA to THROUGH OUT BNC VIDEO output terminal can be used to connect to VCR TIME LAPSE or SLAVE MONITOR 3 VCR or ALARM terminal connecting method a Connect the 6 pin plug to the VCR terminal on the real panel b Connect the VIDEO OUT plug to the VIDEO IN terminal of the VCR c Connect the VIDEO IN plug to the VIDEO OUT termin...

Page 32: ...o the Ground terminal of the VCR h Connect the A R terminal on the rear panel to the Alarm Reset terminal of the VCR i Connect the G ground terminal on the rear panel to the Ground terminal of the VCR 1 6 Whole System connection and configuration SHAR P TINT COLO R BRIG HTC ONTR AST VOLU ME VIDEO A B C DATA VCR TIME LAPSE REAR VCR SLAVE MONITOR or ...

Page 33: ...d to CH 1 2 3 4 2 2 AUD SP SEL KEY AUD SP SEL KEY allows users to select a camera to exchange voice signals with the monitor at QUAD DISPLAY MODE At QUAD DISPLAY MODE select target camera display by turning œ œENTER SWITCH left or right and press AUD SP SEL KEY Then S OSD will be displayed on the selected screen If you want to exchange voice signals with another camera turn again the œ œENTER SWIT...

Page 34: ...users to display QUAD A or QUAD B at QUAD DISPLAY MODE QUAD A QUAD DISPLAY MODE from Camera 1 to Camera 4 QUAD B QUAD DISPLAY MODE from Camera 5 to Camera 8 2 7 LIVE VCR KEY Allows users to switch LIVE MODE to VCR MODE or VCR MODE to LIVE MODE If VCR MODE is cancelled the QUAD picture of LIVE MODE will be automatically displayed In case any event happens at VCR MODE such as LOSS or ALARM the MODE ...

Page 35: ...ancelled 2 10 SEQUENCE KEY It makes a picture switch sequentially This means that display the picture will be displayed during the DWELL TIME pre set at the DWELL MENU of SETUP MENU and switch the picture automatically as a pre set sequence Please refer to Chapter 3 DWELL TIME MENU function and setting method for details of DWELL TIME setting 2 11 ZOOM KEY It zooms a part of a picture doubling it ...

Page 36: ...urning left and right 2 14 MENU KEY It allows users to enter SETUP MENU and set the following items on the SETUP MENU ADJUST Screen adjustment DATE TIME MENU Setting of Date Time format and time to be displayed DWELL MENU Setting of DWELL TIME at SEQUENTIAL SWITCHING MODE DISPLAY MENU Setting DISPLAY MODE TITLE MENU Setting camera name ALARM MENU Setting ALARM and BUZZER VIEW EVENT LOG MENU Allows...

Page 37: ...he initial setting status Move to a target item by turning œ œENTER SWITCH left or right Enter the item by pressing the œ œENTER SWITCH At this time set a target value by turning œ œENTER SWITCH left or right You can move to another item by pressing again the SWITCH after setting the target value 1 CONTRAST Adjusts light and shade of screen 2 BRIGHT Adjusts lightness of entire screen 3 COLOR Adjus...

Page 38: ...OND and entering the mode Current date and time to display can be set It can be referred when ALARM or LOSS occurs 3 3 DWELL TIME MENU function setting Function Displays each picture for pre set time and automatically switches it to the next picture at SEQUENTIAL DISPLAY MODE Setting method Move to 3 DWELL TIME menu by using œ œENTER SWITCH at SETUP MENU and press the ENTER SWITCH to display the f...

Page 39: ...sing œ œENTER SWITCH and change the set value 1 BORDER item determines whether or not boarder line is displayed at QUAD DISPLAY MODE ON Displays the boarder line OFF Does not display the boarder line 2 BORDER COLOR item sets boarder line color among three colors Black White Gray 3 PIP POSITION item sets the location of sub picture at PIP DISPLAY T LEFT Upper part of left side T RIGHT Upper part of...

Page 40: ...haracter of camera title Move the cursor to a target character in OSD box of lower part by turning left and right œ œENTER SWITCH left or right then press the ENTER KEY to set the character The cursor automatically moves to the next space for a new character after one character is set Set the title of camera by repeating the same method Only eight characters are available for a camera title TITLE ...

Page 41: ...IME item sets time to freeze alarm operation when alarm occuring HOLD TIME to be set 05SEC 1MIN 30MIN 3 ALARM ON OFF TIME item sets beginning time ON and end time OFF that monitor recognizes alarm operation as alarm event Note Even if CAMERA ALARM is set to ON alarm operation is not carried at time band except pre set ALARM ON OFF TIME 4 BUZZER item sets whether or not buzzer device set in monitor...

Page 42: ...œENTER SWITCH at SETUP MENU then press the ENTER SWITCH to display the OSD as shown in the figure below The figure shows the initial setting status An event which occurred most recently is recorded with first priority then users can move to the next page by using œ œENTER SWITCH A Total of 64 events can be listed Note IF you press the FREEZE key and the SEQUENCE key at the same time all event list...

Page 43: ...TER SWITCH left right at SINGLE DISPLAY MODE at this time they can see another camera image at full screen For example when users want to see CH1 at FULL MODE after SINGLE displaying CH2 at QUAD A please follow the instructions below 06 01 03 13 14 00 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 QUAD A INITIAL DISPLAY STATUS QUAD A CH1 Select CH2 by turning œ œENTER SWITCH FULL SCREEN DISPLAY of CH2 FULL SCREEN DISPLAY of CH1...

Page 44: ...D MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A 06 01 03 13 14 00 QUAD A QUAD A QUAD B CH 3 CH 1 PIP MODE DISPLAY QUAD A Press QUAD PAGE KEY QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD B QUAD MODE DISPLAY of QUAD A Press QUAD PAGE KEY Press QUAD PAGE KEY At QUAD B QUAD A display from QUAD A QUAD B At QUAD B QUAD A display from PIP MODE 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 C...

Page 45: ...this time the operation will be carried out as follows CH 2 CH 3 CH 1 CH 4 Press SEQUENCE KEY when CH2 is displayed at full screen Automatic sequential switching to CH3 Automatic sequential switching to CH4 Automatic sequential switching to CH1 In 3 seconds In 3 seconds In 3 seconds 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 QUAD MODE SEQUENCE DISPLAY SINGLE MODE SEQUE...

Page 46: ...en location can be selected on DISPLAY MENU in SETUP MENU CH1 CH3 CH1 CH3 CH2 CH3 CH2 CH3 CH3 CH1 Under PIP DISPLAY Main and Sub screen is switched Under PIP DISPLAY Main screen is switched Under single screen display Main and Sub screen is displayed as set at the DISPLAY MENU of SETUP MENU Press œ œENTER KEY Turn œ œENTER SWITCH right Press PIP KEY 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 14 00 06 01 03 13 ...

Page 47: ...e displayed at full single mode with zoomed area doubled At zoom function operation at SINGLE DISPLAY MODE CH2 the operation will be carried out as shown in figure below Zoom selection areas at SINGLE DISPLAY MODE are nine CH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 SINGLE DISPLAY ZOOM area is activated Press ZOOM KEY The selected area will be doubled and at FULL DISPLAY Turn œ œENTER SWITCH and move to desired location Pres...

Page 48: ...posure Audio I O Connectors Operating Temperature Power Source Power Consumption Dimensions mm Weight SOC C120P PAL STANDARD 1 4 SUPER HAD IT CCD 500 H x 582 V Internal H 330 TV Lines V 350 TV Lines VBS 1 0Vp p 75 ohm composite 48 dB 2lux F2 0 50 IRE 0 45 Focal Length f 3 8mm Relative Aperture F 2 0 Electronic Shutter lris 40dB Condenser Microphone Inclusion Modular jack 10 50 C DC 12V From Monito...

Page 49: ...330 TV Lines V 350 TV Lines VBS 1 0Vp p 75ohm composite 48 dB 2 lux F2 0 50 IRE 0 45 Focal Length f 3 8mm F Number 2 0 Electronic Shutter lris Mounting Height 1 5m to 3m 5ft to 10ft Warm Up Period Max 50 seconds Spectral Response 5 to 14 um Sensitivity 4860 V W Detectivity 1 5 x 108 cm Hz 2 1 W Sensor Off On Alarm LED Off On 0 5 to 1 second Alarm Output NC 350V 130mA 40 dB Condenser Microphone Inc...

Page 50: ...VBS CAMERA 8 Input VCR 1 Input TALK 4 Output CH 1 2 3 4 VCR 1 Output A O HOT COLD Relay Active A R Alarm Reset Open Collector L Level Pulse Width 150ms or above Alarm Hold Time Select 5 sec 15 sec 30 sec 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min Select between 01 sec to 30 sec max 64 case Single mode Quad A mode Quad B mode PIP Sequence Freeze Zoom X2 350 TV Lines or more Live Mode Full Screen 0 C 40...

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