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Troubleshooting

Before seeking repair service, please review the following points first. If the trouble persists, consult your dealer or an 
Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

The camera is a precision instrument. Handle it carefully and always 
follow the safety precautions. If the camera requires service, never try to 
repair it yourself or open the casing.
For servicing, maintenance, or repairs, consult your dealer or an 
Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

If the unit is used continuously, parts will become worn and deteriorated 
depending on the environment of use.
It is recommended that parts be replaced approximately every 2 years 
(Approximately 1,200,000 times) in order to maintain unit performance.

• Motor, cables used in mechanical parts, gears, etc.

Symptom

Items to Be Checked

No images 
available:

• Is the coaxial cable connected securely?

• Is lighting appropriate?

• Is power supplied? (see “Connections” in the 

INSTALLATION MANUAL.)

• Are power supply and voltage appropriate? 

(see “Connections” in the INSTALLATION 
MANUAL.)

Distorted 
images:

• Is sync adjusted by the line lock? (see page 15)

Unclear 
images:

• Is the lens transparent without blur? (Use 

commercial cleaning paper and liquid to wipe 
out.)

• Is the iris adjusted? (see page 17)

Unrecognizable 
subject in the 
backlight:

• Is backlight compensation specified? (see page 

16)

Poor color 
images:

• Is white balance adjusted? (see page 18)

Inappropriate 
contrast or 
outline of 
images:

• Did you try Gamma characteristic adjustment? 

(see page 22)

• Is the aperture adjusted? (see page 24)

Frequent false 
detection by 
motion sensor:

• Is detection sensitivity adjusted? (see page 39)

(VDC-DP9584S/

VDC-DP9585P)

Distorted 
picture after 
switching from 
COLOR to B/W 
mode of 
DAY/NIGHT:

• Is “ON” specified for <BURST>? (see pages 26, 

27)

Service

Replacement timing of major parts

Symptom

Items to Be Checked

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Summary of Contents for VCC-P9574S

Page 1: ...dobe Systems Incorporated http www adobe com Hacer referencia al CD ROM que se suministra para consultar el MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES en francés español alemán y chino Para ver el MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES contenido en el CD ROM suministrado es necesario disponer de la aplicación Adobe Reader Si el PC no tiene instalada esta aplicación es posible descargarla para la instalación en el siguiente sitio w...

Page 2: ...g Iris Level IRIS 17 Setting White Balance WHITE BALANCE 18 AOne Push Adjustment AWC 19 BManual White Balance MWB 20 Setting Gain Value AGC GAIN 21 Correcting Gamma Characteristic GAMMA 22 Specifying Shutter Speed SHUTTER 23 Accentuating Subject Outline APERTURE 24 VDC DP9584S VDC DP9585P Adjusting DAY NIGHT Function DAY NIGHT 25 AAdjusting Automatic Setting AUTO 26 BAdjusting Black and White Sett...

Page 3: ...4S VDC DP9585P 50 VCC P9574S VCC P9575P 51 Screen Sequence 53 Registering Monitoring Positions PRESET POSITION 28 Automatic Monitoring AUTO MODE 30 Returning to Specified Monitoring Mode Automatically AUTO RETURN 34 Setting Alarm ALARM 35 Hiding Image Partially OPTION PRIVACY MASK 42 Configuring the Communication Settings OPTION 45 MEMO This instruction manual covers four models Any difference amo...

Page 4: ...damage do not install the unit where there is greasy smoke or steam where the humidity may get too high or where there is a lot of dust Protect from high temperatures Do not install close to stoves or other heat sources such as spotlights etc or where it could be subject to direct sunlight as this could cause deformation discoloration or other damage Be careful when installing close to the ceiling...

Page 5: ...nfigurable preference settings with view on screen Access to the main menu is controlled by setting a password VDC DP9584S VDC DP9585P Equipped with function for automatically switching between COLOR and Black and White DAY NIGHT Complies with the IP66 international standard for dust and water protection The IP66 has not been verified by UL Characteristics WEEE Symbol Information Please note Your ...

Page 6: ...e 35 Making the unit issue a warning upon detecting suspicious figures etc RALARM MOTION see page 38 Making the unit record the image at alarm detection ROPTION ALARM LINE OUT see page 46 Limiting main menu access to administrators RPASSWORD see page 12 Hiding image partially for privacy protection ROPTION PRIVACY MASK see page 42 Operating remotely using a hard disk recorder or controller ROPTION...

Page 7: ...e with no settings screen displayed Press the SET button to switch over between pan tilt and zoom operations VAC 70 RG 6U 5C 2V cable 300 m max BNC type Video in VIDEO OUT CAMERA Pan Tilt operations Pan Press d LEFT or c RIGHT Tilt Press j UP or l DOWN Zoom operations Wide Press d LEFT Tele Press c RIGHT UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT SET GND MONITOR OUT 1 2 Checking the settings screen or camera angle on a p...

Page 8: ...EQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END R Main menu Press and hold the button for about 1 second CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y Cursor Moves the cursor using the Select button UP and DOWN to select the item CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET R When y mark displays Press the SET button to open the advanced ...

Page 9: ...ems Settings See page CAMERA Setting Camera Performance Synchronization Backlight Compensation Iris Level White Balance Gain Gamma Shutter Speed Aperture DAY NIGHT 14 PRESET POSITION Registering Monitoring Positions No 1 16 28 AUTO MODE Automatic Monitoring Sequential Pan Auto Pan 30 AUTO RETURN Returning to Specified Monitoring Mode Automatically 34 ALARM Setting Alarm 35 PASSWORD Setting Cancell...

Page 10: ... SET R R CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUE IDIOMA MENU ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH BACK SET LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUE IDIOMA ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH R LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUE SPRACHE ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN In case FRENCH is selected VDC DP9584S VCC P9574S VDC DP9585P VCC P957...

Page 11: ...write the character Select ID and move x onto it in the ID string and then choose any new letter ROOM1 ROOM2 ROOM1 ROOM2 OPTION OPTION TITLE PRIVACY MASK CONTROL ADDRESS ALARM LINE OUT PRESET MENU OFF SET y COAX 1 OFF OFF BACK SET R R CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END TITLE ON SET R OPTION TIT...

Page 12: ...e SET button RCloses the settings screen and displays the name on the normal monitoring screen If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button To delete the name specified Set PRESET to ON and press the SET button RAll the characters in the ID string will be displayed with TITLE SETTING ABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 v ID ROOM1 x ID ROOM1 x POSITION PRESET...

Page 13: ...ecommended you change it to your own password Advance to step 4 If you want to finish the setting advance to step 7 SET R R PASSWORD CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK PASSWORD CHANGE MENU OFF y SET y BACK PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK PASSWORD CHANGE MENU OFF y SET y BACK PASSW...

Page 14: ...et it RYou will see the OK message 7 Select MENU END and press the SET button RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring screen If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button To cancel the password lock Press the SET button on PASSWORD LOCK ON and then enter the password RYou will see OFF instead of ON PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK PASSWORD CHANGE ...

Page 15: ...WORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK Items Settings See page SYNC Adjusting Synchronization Error 15 BLC Backlight Compensation 16 IRIS Adjusting Iris Level 17 WHITE BALANCE Setting White Balance 18 AGC GAIN Setting Ga...

Page 16: ... synchronization 0 524 Make adjustments so that the vertical synchronization of the monitor screen does not move up or down 3 Select MENU BACK and press the SET button RReturns to the camera performance screen If you want to close the settings screen set to END and press the SET button Adjusting Synchronization Error SYNC SYNC L L SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIG...

Page 17: ... 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK BLC CENT Center zone metering Compensation is made based on the optical measurement that is focused on the central area of the screen the image of subject to be compensated is located in the center of the screen MULT1 Multi spot metering Normal mode Compensation is made based on the optical measurement and assessment of the entire screen the image of subject to be compe...

Page 18: ...IS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK SET R IRIS SETTING LEVEL 20 PRESET MENU OFF BACK Note Under extremely bright lighting unfavorable phenomena may occur such as swaths of smear on the screen because light intensity entering the lens is too high to be controlled Reduce the intensity by changing the angle of the ...

Page 19: ...button If you want to close the settings screen Set MENU to END and press the SET button Setting White Balance WHITE BALANCE SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK WHITE BALANCE ATW Auto Tracing White Balance Automatic setting for white balance AWC One Push Adjustment see next page Adjusts white balance ...

Page 20: ...on again To perform fine adjustment of color In the AWC SETTING screen select GO TO MWB SET and press the SET button RThe MWB SETTING screen appears Specify values manually see next page 3 Select MENU BACK and press the SET button RReturns to the camera performance screen If you want to close the settings screen set to END and press the SET button AWC SETTING AWC LOCK GO TO MWB SET SET y AWC LOCK ...

Page 21: ...usting Blue The greater the number the deeper the tint becomes 2 Select MENU BACK and press the SET button RReturns to the camera performance screen If you want to close the settings screen set to END and press the SET button MWB SETTING R 43 B 66 PRESET MENU OFF BACK L5BL2_BM2_US_XE GB book 20 ページ ２００６年６月１４日 水曜日 午後１２時５６分 ...

Page 22: ...HUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK AGC GAIN NORM Normal setting HIGH For a dark subject Setting with which a bright image is obtained in a lower illuminance than the NORM setting This setting causes noise generation and a grainy image OFF Fixed gain setting For accessing the main menu see pages 7 8 AGC Auto Gain Control is a function to adjust...

Page 23: ...E DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF BACK GAMMA 0 45 Gamma value of γ 0 45 1 Gamma value of γ 1 About Gamma correction Gamma γ is a value representing a responsiveness characteristic of image contrast Every input and output device of image data has its own Gamma value the overall Gamma value must be corrected to be equal to 1 If a CRT monitor has a Gamma value of ...

Page 24: ... the SET button Specifying Shutter Speed SHUTTER Note With the increase in shutter speed number faster movement can be captured though the image becomes darker Select from 60 100 250 500 1000 2000 4000 and 10000 e g 60 refers to 1 60 second Select from 50 120 250 500 1000 2000 4000 and 10000 e g 50 refers to 1 50 second SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET M...

Page 25: ...Outline APERTURE SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y ATW NORM 0 45 60 HIGH AUTO y OFF END APERTURE OFF No accentuating is performed for aperture NORM Normal setting HIGH Setting with which the outline becomes crisper than the NORM setting HIpls High plus Setting with which the outline becomes crisper than the HIGH setting For accessing th...

Page 26: ...SET button If you want to close the settings screen Set MENU to END and press the SET button Adjusting DAY NIGHT Function DAY NIGHT VDC DP9584S VDC DP9585P Note During the switching operation you may hear switch over noise inside the camera or see a distorted picture but these are not signs of trouble SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU INT OFF SET y A...

Page 27: ... may occur when switching from Color to Black and White OFF Burst signal not inserted into the Black and White image DAY NIGHT SETTING LEVEL BURST LOW OFF LEVEL B W B W Color Color B W Color B W B W Color Color B W Color LOW HIGH DAY NIGHT SETTING LEVEL BURST LOW OFF BURST Note If an infrared lighting system is used the B W mode may switch to COLOR when a subject reflects the light intensely Place...

Page 28: ...o END and press the SET button ON Burst signal inserted into the Black and White image Inserting the burst signal prevents the image distortion that may occur when switching from Color to Black and White OFF Burst signal not inserted into the Black and White image DAY NIGHT SETTING BURST PRESET MENU OFF OFF BACK BURST The burst signals are color synchronization signals required for reproducing col...

Page 29: ...e SET button 4 Set zoom with the Select button and press the SET button RReturns to the PRESET NO screen SET R CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y PRESET POSITION SET R PRESET NO 1 PRESET POSITION PRESET ID SKIP ON y OFF OFF PRESET POSITION ON MEMO Pan tilt and zoom settings are performed on the same screen during ...

Page 30: ...by returning the setting to ON To change registered preset position information Repeat steps from 1 to 6 7 Set MENU to END and press the SET button RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring screen If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button PRESET NO 1 PRESET POSITION PRESET ID SKIP ON y ON OFF PRESET ID ON PRESET NO 1 PRESET POSITION PR...

Page 31: ...page when selecting SEQ Advances to page 32 when selecting PAN AUTO MODE CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END SEQ Sequential Pan see next page Sequential panning along the registered preset positions PAN Auto Pan see page 32 Automatic intermittent panning For accessing the main menu see pages 7 8...

Page 32: ...ered Preset Positions SEQUENTIAL PAN Note You need 2 or more positions registered for preset positions No 1 16 STEP Pans in ascending order of registered PRESET NOs RANDOM Pans in random order of registered PRESET NOs Select from 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 60S S second SEQUENTIAL PAN ORDER PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STEP 5S NORM SET ORDER SEQUENTIAL PAN ORDER PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STEP 5S NORM SET PAUSE TIME...

Page 33: ...screen Automatic Intermittent Panning AUTO PAN MEMO Pan tilt and zoom settings are performed on the same screen during remote operation through a hard disk recorder or controller Press the SET button to switch over between pan tilt and zoom operations AUTO PAN POSITION PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STARTy 5S NORM SET POSITION START SET R SET R PAN TILT Tilt Tilt Pan Pan SET R ZOOM Wide Tele AUTO PAN POSITI...

Page 34: ...c pan RThe auto panning starts To cancel an auto pan Press the Select or SET button Select from 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 60S S second SLOW Slower than NORM NORM Default setting FAST Faster than NORM AUTO PAN POSITION PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STARTy 5S NORM SET PAUSE TIME AUTO PAN POSITION PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STARTy 5S NORM SET SPEED AUTO PAN POSITION PAUSE TIME SPEED RUN STARTy 5S NORM SET RUN SET R L5...

Page 35: ...nd press the SET button RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring screen If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button SEQ Returns to sequential panning PAN Returns to automatic panning PRE 1 16 Returns to the registered preset position PRESET NO 1 16 AUTO RETURN SET R ON CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE...

Page 36: ...END and press the SET button If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button ALARM SET R CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END ALARM SETTING ALARM IN ALARM OUT MOTION uAREA uSENSITIVITY ZOOM uZOOM TIME DURATION ALARM SIGN PRESET MENU 1 y NO OFF SET y SET y OFF 5S ...

Page 37: ...N SETTING POLARITY MOVE ALARM OUT NO OFF OFF POLARITY ON The camera moves to PRESET No 1 or 2 position and stops AUTO The camera moves to PRESET No 1 or 2 position remains there for the time set in DURATION see page 40 then returns to the original monitoring mode OFF The camera remains where it is Note Be sure to have a preset position registered for PRESET NO 2 before setting ALARM IN2 The MOVE f...

Page 38: ...utput Note If an alarm is detected including motion detection during sequential pan or auto pan the sequential pan or auto pan stops for the time set in DURATION see page 40 The original operation is resumed once the duration has elapsed ALARM IN SETTING POLARITY MOVE ALARM OUT NO OFF OFF ALARM OUT Specifying Alarm Output ALARM OUT NO Normal Open Closes when alarm input is detected NC Normal Close...

Page 39: ...t MENU BACK and press the SET button RReturns to the ALARM SETTING screen You should adjust the detection sensitivity if false alarms occur very frequently see next page If you want to finish the settings advance to step 8 Setting Motion Sensor MOTION MOTION ON ALARM SETTING ALARM IN ALARM OUT MOTION uAREA uSENSITIVITY ZOOM uZOOM TIME DURATION ALARM SIGN 1 y NO ON SET y SET y OFF 5S 5S OFF uAREA S...

Page 40: ...fied To finish the test press the SET button 8 Select MENU BACK and press the SET button RReturns to the ALARM SETTING screen If you want to finish the settings screen select END and press the SET button uSENSITIVITY SET R ALARM SETTING ALARM IN ALARM OUT MOTION uAREA uSENSITIVITY ZOOM uZOOM TIME DURATION ALARM SIGN 1 y NO ON SET y SET y OFF 5S 5S OFF SENSITIVITY MOVE 5 TIME 1 TEST PRESET MENU SET...

Page 41: ...g proper values ZOOM ALARM SETTING ALARM IN ALARM OUT MOTION uAREA uSENSITIVITY ZOOM uZOOM TIME DURATION ALARM SIGN PRESET MENU 1 y NO ON SET y SET y OFF 5S 5S OFF OFF BACK Setting Alarm Duration DURATION Select from 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S second M minute Note You should not specify shorter DURATION than uZOOM TIME this page on the left Otherwise uZOOM TIME setting will change corresp...

Page 42: ... SIGN ON If an alarm signal including motion detection comes in alarm notification is displayed during the time set in DURATION see page 40 If TITLE is ON see page 10 the camera name on the screen blinks If PRIVACY MASK is ON see page 42 A will be shown on all the masks OFF The alarm notification is unused ALARM SIGN ON ALARM SETTING ALARM IN ALARM OUT MOTION uAREA uSENSITIVITY ZOOM uZOOM TIME DUR...

Page 43: ...N PRIVACY MASK SET SET R R R CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END OPTION TITLE PRIVACY MASK CONTROL ADDRESS ALARM LINE OUT PRESET MENU OFF SET y COAX 1 OFF OFF BACK Perform a single panning to correct the coordinate origin for panning and tilting MASK 1 MASK 2 MASK 3 MASK 4 MASK 5 MASK 6 MASK 7 M...

Page 44: ...d objects become visible or parts that you want to monitor become masked Make the following size corrections as necessary 111 111 SIZE SET R 111 111 POSITION SET R NORM Normal setting OVER Masks larger than NORM Adjusts the masks so that the whole masked area is hidden even during pan tilt or zoom operation UNDER Masks smaller than NORM Limits adjustment to just enough not to hide the monitoring a...

Page 45: ...utton Example 4 maskings MEMO When multiple masking positions overlap the masking setting with the smaller MASK number will be preceded Note If masking is set the camera name will not be displayed on the monitor even if TITLE is ON 3 MASK 1 2 4 4 4 3333 3333 22 22 111 111 MEMO If ALARM SIGN is ON see page 41 the alarm notification A will be shown on all the masks during the time set in DURATION se...

Page 46: ...advanced settings 485S or 485P press the SET button RThe CONTROL SETTING screen appears Advance to step 5 if you have selected COAX 3 Select BAUD RATE and specify the communication speed Setting Protocol for Camera Controller CONTROL OPTION SET CAMERA PRESET POSITION AUTO MODE AUTO RETURN ALARM PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU SET y 1 y SEQ y OFF SET y SET y SET y SET y OFF END OPTION TITLE PR...

Page 47: ...No output Once the settings are complete Set MENU to END and press the SET button RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring screen If you want to return to the previous screen select BACK and press the SET button Setting Camera Address ADDRESS TERMINATE CONTROL SETTING BAUD RATE TERMINATE 19200 OFF ADDRESS OPTION TITLE PRIVACY MASK CONTROL ADDRESS ALARM LINE OUT OFF SET y CO...

Page 48: ...nected securely Is lighting appropriate Is power supplied see Connections in the INSTALLATION MANUAL Are power supply and voltage appropriate see Connections in the INSTALLATION MANUAL Distorted images Is sync adjusted by the line lock see page 15 Unclear images Is the lens transparent without blur Use commercial cleaning paper and liquid to wipe out Is the iris adjusted see page 17 Unrecognizable...

Page 49: ... degrees Tilt 0 90 degrees Wall Pan 55 degrees Tilt 0 90 degrees Pan Tilt speed Preset Max 120 degrees sec Manual 5 100 degrees sec Menu On screen display password lock possible Preset position 16 positons Auto mode Sequential pan Auto pan Backlight compensation Multi spot metering High Normal Center zone metering OFF White balance Auto Tracing White Balance ATW One Push AWC Manual White Balance M...

Page 50: ... 50H option board is used with power source connected Humidity Less than 90 RH no condensation Power supply 24 V AC 10 60 Hz 12 15 V DC 24 V AC 10 50 Hz 12 15 V DC Power consumption approx 7 W Max 14 W When heater VA 50H option board turned on Max 14 W When heater VA 50H option board turned on Weight approx 1 5 kg 52 9 oz 640 g 22 6 oz 1 5 kg 52 9 oz 640 g 22 6 oz Accessory CD ROM Installation man...

Page 51: ...3 88 0 3 5 φ φ 46 0 1 9 Up On the wall Front On the ceiling 50 Dimensions Pattern sheet mm inch VDC DP9584S VDC DP9585P Scale 1 1 Position of the arrow on the inner side of the camera unit base L5BL2_BM2_US_XE GB book 50 ページ ２００６年６月１４日 水曜日 午後１２時５６分 ...

Page 52: ...5 5 1 8 99 8 4 0 115 5 4 5 150 9 6 0 φ φ F r o n t O n t h e c e i l i n g Up On the wall 51 Dimensions Pattern sheet mm inch VCC P9574S VCC P9575P Scale 1 1 L5BL2_BM2_US_XE GB book 51 ページ ２００６年６月１４日 水曜日 午後１２時５６分 ...

Page 53: ...52 MEMO L5BL2_BM2_US_XE GB book 52 ページ ２００６年６月１４日 水曜日 午後１２時５６分 ...

Page 54: ...ZOOM TIME DURATION ALARM SIGN 1 y NO OFF SET y SET y OFF 5S 5S OFF ALARM IN SETTING POLARITY MOVE ALARM OUT NO OFF OFF SENSITIVITY MOVE 5 TIME 1 TEST SET y LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUE IDIOMA ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK PASSWORD CHANGE OFF y SET y PASSWORD 1234 x SET y PASSWORD NOW PASSWORD 1234 x SET y PASSWORD NEW PASSWORD x SET y SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER ...

Page 55: ...ETTING BURST OFF OPTION TITLE PRIVACY MASK CONTROL ADDRESS ALARM LINE OUT PRESET MENU OFF SET y COAX 1 OFF OFF BACK TITLE SETTING y wABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 ID x POSITION SET y CONTROL SETTING BAUD RATE TERMINATE 19200 OFF MASK 1 MASK 2 MASK 3 MASK 4 MASK 5 MASK 6 MASK 7 MASK 8 MASK SIZE PREVIEW PRESET MENU ON y OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF NORM SET y OFF BACK DIRECTION SIZE POSITION...

Page 56: ...Printed on recycled paper 1AC6P1P3047 L5BL2 US XE L5BM2 US XE 0606KP SY SANYO Electric Co Ltd Printed in Japan L5BL2_BM2_US_XE GB book 1 ページ ２００６年６月１４日 水曜日 午後１２時５６分 ...

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