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User Manual
SCC-242KZNA

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PART I: CAMERA DESCRIPTION, TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, INSTALLATION

1. Items included in the delivery

2. Technical drawing

3. Connections

4. How to open and close the housing

5. Dip-switch settings (only for RS-485 connection)

6. Installation

7. Self-diagnosis

8. Technical specifications

PART II: CAMERA CONFIGURATION VIA A CONNECTED RECORDER

1. General

2. Calling-up the PTZ control menu

3. PTZ functions using the PTZ control menu

3.1 Calling-up the OSD menu

3.2 PTZ functions using the OSD menu

3.2.1 System setting

3.2.2 Display setting

3.2.3 Camera setting

3.2.4 Function setting

3.2.5 Alarm setting

3.2.6 Exit

3.3 Additional PTZ functions using the PTZ control menu

3.3.1 Aux configuration

3.3.2 Aux on/off

Summary of Contents for SCC-242KZNA

Page 1: ...Version 1 1sfi 0116 engl A5 HD CVI PTZ Speed Dome Model SCC 242KZNA USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...rights reserved This publication may not be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the written prior permission of SANTEC BW AG No reproduction of any part or excerpts thereof are permitted Errors excepted Specifications are subject to change without notice for quality improvement SANTEC i...

Page 3: ... switch settings only for RS 485 connection 9 6 Installation 11 7 Self diagnosis 12 8 Technical specifications 13 PART II CAMERA CONFIGURATION VIA A CONNECTED RECORDER 1 General 14 2 Calling up the PTZ control menu 14 3 PTZ functions using the PTZ control menu 16 3 1 Calling up the OSD menu 16 3 2 PTZ functions using the OSD menu 18 3 2 1 System setting 18 3 2 2 Display setting 19 3 2 3 Camera set...

Page 4: ... operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance CE compliance This appliance complies with the CE guidelines If you require an EC Declaration of Conformity for this device please send a request to CE santec video com Attention Any changes or modifications to this appliance which have not been explicitly approved of by the respective regulatory authori...

Page 5: ... into the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet try reversing the plug Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug If the appliance is powered through a grounding type plug the plug will only fit into a grounding type power outlet This is a safety feature If your outlet does not have the grounding plug receptacle contact ...

Page 6: ...ase respect the local legal regulations on waste if you need to dispose of discarded appliances This symbol means that electrical appliances need to be disposed of properly and not simply with unsorted household refuse Please respect local regulations on waste disposal About this user manual This manual aims at assisting the user on how to operate the described cameras This manual is subject to ri...

Page 7: ... description technical specifications installation 1 Items included in the delivery 1x Camera SCC 242KZNA 1x Power adapter 1x Allen wrench 1x Mounting drawing paper 1x Quick installation guide and security notes 2 Technical drawing All dimensions in mm Drawing not true to scale Subject to technical changes Errors excepted ...

Page 8: ...r is covered by a heat shrink tube Once you have connected the dome camera you may use a heating device e g a hot air gun to heat the tube to shrink fit it to the cable 4 How to open and close the housing To open the housing please loosen the screws and pull off the housing cover of the housing bottom To close the housing please ensure that the marks on the housing bottom and the one on the housin...

Page 9: ...ave no function Once you removed the housing cover as described in chapter 3 you will have access to the the Dip switches Adress setting Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 1 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 2 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 5 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 6 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 7 ON ON ON...

Page 10: ...nd 4 The following default settings apply factory default Address 1 Baudrate 9600 Parity None If you change the Dip switch settings you need to reboot the camera Please ensure that the settings address Baudrate parity of the device connected via RS 485 align with the camera 1 2 Baudrate OFF OFF 9600bps ON ON 4800bps OFF ON 2400bps ON ON 1200bps 3 4 Parity OFF OFF NONE EIN OFF EVEN OFF ON ODD ON ON...

Page 11: ...e camera weight If you need to set the Dip switches please do so before the installation see chapter 4 Remove the housing cover see chapter 4 Use the supplied mounting drawing paper to position the drilling holes Use the anchors sleeves and screws to mount the housing bottom on the ceiling wall The cable containing the various connections can either be led through the housing s side or its bottom ...

Page 12: ...Y None VERSION V1 00 0 R 7 Self diagnosis If you run the dome camera for the first time of if you have reset it to factory default settings the camera will perform a self diagnosis test The following information will be displayed for approx 4 minutes The self diagnosis information will disappear if the dome receives the first command ...

Page 13: ...s 120 s Preset Number 300 Speed 300 s Pan 200 s Tilt PTZ 300 Preset 5 Pattern 8 Tour 5 Scan Auto Pan Illumination 0 05 Lux F1 6 Colour 0 005 Lux F1 6 Black white Noise reduction 2D NR 3D NR White balance Auto ATW Indoor Outdoor Manual Backlight compensation BLC HLC DWDR Digital Wide Dynamic Range Privacy masking zones 24 Video output HD CVI Classification IP66 IK10 OSD menu English only IR LEDs No...

Page 14: ...ed on using a SANTEC HD CVI recorder model SCVR 2411K It is exemplary for the other SANTEC recorders models 2 Calling up the PTZ control menu Login to the recorder using your user name and password If you are in live view mode either in multi split mode or in full screen mode right click to call up the quick menu Use the menu item Pan Tilt Zoom to call up the PTZ control menu of the dome camera Le...

Page 15: ...elect zoom area In the center of the direction arrows you will find a button to select a zoom area Click on this center button Then use the mouse to draw an area into the image which you would like to zoom in Release the mouse button and the selected area will be zoomed in at max 16x speed The smaller the selected area the higher the zoom speed To return to the normal view there are 2 options 1 In...

Page 16: ...D menu of the PTZ dome camera 1 Call up the PTZ control menu as described in chapter 2 2 In the PTZ control menu click on the arrow on the right hand side to extend the menu 3 Click on the symbol Enter menu to call up the OSD menu of the dome camera 4 A window called Menu Operation as well as the OSD menu are displayed in the video image Enter menu OSD menu Menu Operation ...

Page 17: ... a OSD menu item but you have to use the arrows in the Menu Operation window Arrows up down Scroll up down the OSD menu to select a menu item The selected item is marked with a diamond icon Enter Click Enter to confirm the selection of an item A sub menu is opened if available Arrows right left Use these arrows to adjust values ESC Click ESC to close hide the OSD menu The Menu Operation window is ...

Page 18: ...n by clicking on Enter Use the up down arrows to select a sub menu item Use Enter to confirm your selection Use the left right arrows to changes the values if available Menu item Sub menu item Additional items Remarks System Information Address BR Baudrate Parity Version Camera Version Back Exit Address Information Address Type Select between Hard and Soft Address Hard Address for Dip switches can...

Page 19: ...nnot reset the video output from SD to HD because this would require access to the OSD menu For this reason the video output should only be changed to SD and thus to analogue if absolutely required and if an external RS 485 devices is connected because otherwise you will neither have access to the dome nor access to the OSD menu and no way of resetting to the dome to HD 3 2 2 Display Setting Use t...

Page 20: ...inators R Gain Only available if WB Mode is set to Manual B Gain Back Exit Exposure Setting AE Mode Auto exposure settings Auto Manual Iris Prio Shutter Prio Gain Setting 1 16 Shutter Shutter 1 3 1 6 1 12 1 25 1 50 1 75 1 100 1 120 1 150 1 215 1 300 1 425 1 600 1 1000 1 1250 1 1750 1 2500 1 3500 1 6000 1 10000 1 30000 Iris Setting 1 18 Exposure Compensation 1 15 BLC Backlight compensation on off N...

Page 21: ... Mid High IR Correction IR correction Off On Auto Back Exit Image Adjust Hue 0 100 Brightness 0 100 Saturation 0 100 Chroma Suppress 1 4 Gamma 1 16 Contrast 1 100 Style Standard Soft Natural Back Exit Zoom Speed 1 8 Zoom speed can also be set in PTZ control menu see chapter 2 Next Page Aperture 1 16 Aperture Restrain 1 16 Reduce the aperture to lower the video noise if in low illumination environm...

Page 22: ... number The preset title will be assigned automatically see above Go to Setting and confirm with Enter OK pops up briefly The preset is now set Call Go to Call and confirm with Enter to call up the preset Alternatively Open the PTZ control menu to call up the preset see chapter 2 Back Exit continue on next page Special presets for using PELCO protocol If you control the dome camera via an external...

Page 23: ...t and confirm with Enter OK pops up briefly The left limit is now set Set Right Limit Limit the righ scan area range Go to the PTZ control menu and move the dome to the position of the righ limit Go to the auto scan menu Go to Set Right Limit and confirm with Enter OK pops up briefly The right limit is now set Scan Speed Scan speed 1 5 Call Manual start The dome rotates in the defined limits Stop ...

Page 24: ...e dome moves the masked areas objects continue to be masked Activate Enable disable the privacy zone On Off Setting Move the dome to the desired position The object area which you would like to mask should be positioned in the center of the video image because the privacy zone will be positioned in the center of the image too The position of the privacy zone cannot be changed later but only its si...

Page 25: ... On Off Setting Set the password for accessing the OSD menu and then Save it Password protection is then active On see above Note If an invalid password is entered three times the system shows an 8 digit internal code Please contact the technical engineer for help Back Exit Menu Idle Off 1 min 2 min 3 min 4 min 5 min If you set a time here the OSD menu will disappear once this time has elapsed If ...

Page 26: ...le Menu item Sub menu item Additional items Remarks Alarm No 1 2 Alarm number1 or 2 Action None Preset Tour Scan Action the dome has to perform if an alarm occurs Parameter Select the number of preset tour scan aus Contact N O N C Normal Open Normal Close Relay Out Off 1 5 sec Relay 1 will be active for 5 seconds after an alarm occurs Reset Delay 3 10 30 60 120 sec The other alarm contacts will be...

Page 27: ...following additional PTZ functions are available Symbol Function Symbol Function Preset Flip Tour Reset Pattern Aux config Autoscan Aux on off Autopan Enter menu Click on the symbols e g autoscan to execute this command it has to be defined accordingly Please read the respective sections in chapter 3 2 4 Further explanations on Aux config and Aux on off are available in the following chapters ...

Page 28: ...ollowing window is displayed Preset For preset settings use the direction arrows to move the dome camera into the desired position Enter a preset number Save the settings by clicking on Set Use Del preset to delete a preset Tour For tour settings use the direction arrows to move the dome camera into the desired position Enter a preset number for this tour Save the settings by clicking on Add prese...

Page 29: ..._________________________________ 29 Pattern For pattern settings use the direction arrows to move the dome camera into the desired position Enter a pattern number Click on Begin or End Border Use the direction arrows to position the camera within its left and right borders ...

Page 30: ...___________________________________________________________ 30 3 3 2 Aux on off Click on the aux symbol The follow window is displayed The settings defined here depend on the selected protocol Direct aux represent the aux on off button of a decoder ...

Page 31: ...User Manual SCC 242KZNA _________________________________________________________________________________ 31 Notes ...

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