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To use AUTO shutter settings, change the SHUTTER / AGC
setting to AUTO and press OPEN to enter the AUTO SHUTTER
sub menu:

The SHUTTER / AGC AUTO sub menu will display:

Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to navigate to the
desired function and change the setting, then navigate to RETURN
and press OPEN to return to page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP
MENU.

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Summary of Contents for ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL ST WD650PTZMINI 12X High Speed Intelligent Dome PTZ Color Camera This is a 12 volt DC camera Copyright North American Cable Equipment ...

Page 2: ... supply such as the ST PS12VDC1A or ST PS12VDC2A PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The ST WD650PTZMINI 12X is a professional grade IP 66 rated outdoor dome color camera with pan tilt and zoom PTZ capability The camera s design allows the saving of all settings in non volatile memory The camera features include a 12X optical zoom 5mm 60mm lens and a Sony Super HAD II Color CCD with 650TVL color 700TVL B W resolu...

Page 3: ...01 Lux 6 Scanning System 2 1 interlace 7 Video Output 1Vpp 75Ω 8 Signal to Noise Ratio 50dB 9 Synchronous System Internal Negative sync 10 Auto Electronic Shutter NTSC 1 60s 1 100 000s 11 Gama Correction 0 45 12 Gain Control Auto 13 White Balance Auto Manual 14 Pan Range 360 continuous 15 Tilt Range 0 90 16 Pan Speed 60 second 17 Power 12VDC 1A 18 Storage Temperature 22 F 140 F 19 Operating Temper...

Page 4: ... 2 MECHANICAL INSPECTION Inspect the front and rear of the equipment for shipping damage Make sure the equipment is clean and no connectors are broken damaged or loose If equipment appears to be damaged or defective please contact your distributor or SecurityTronix at 1 610 429 1511 for assistance This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance serv...

Page 5: ... install the camera in an environment where the temperature is above 114 F c Do not install the camera near a magnetic field or a high power motor d Do not mount the camera near a radiator or heater e The installation site and material must fully support the weight of the product f Only use a dry cloth to clean the camera If there is dirt that is difficult to remove wipe gently with a mild deterge...

Page 6: ...R or monitor with a 75Ω coaxial video cable c Connect unshielded twisted pair wire UTP between the camera s RS485 wires and the PTZ controller The purple wire is positive A and the grey wire is negative B Be sure the same polarity is used at each end of the connection d Connect the power supply s AC plug to a suitable AC wall outlet ...

Page 7: ...display the default protocol address and baud rate which is Protocol Pelco D Address 1 Baud rate 9600 To access the menu set your PTZ controller to match these default settings then press Iris Open or Open on your PTZ controller The MAIN MENU will display Use the UP and DOWN buttons of your controller to highlight PROTOCOL SETUP then press OPEN to access the PROTOCOL SETUP menu ...

Page 8: ... EXIT MENU and press OPEN to exit the menu NOTE The moment this menu is exited the new settings will take place and the PTZ controller will not operate the camera until it is set to match the new settings of the camera NOTE 9600 baud is only recommended for very short cable runs 30 40 ft or less For best overall PTZ operation it is strongly recommended to use a baud rate of 2400 bps ...

Page 9: ...on sometimes labeled OPEN or IRIS of a Pelco D compliant PTZ controller or by using the controller to CALL preset 95 When the menu appears it will display the MAIN MENU page The menu is navigated by using the UP DOWN PTZ buttons to move up and down through the menu the RIGHT LEFT buttons to change values and the OPEN button to enter a sub menu or select a function such as EXIT MENU ...

Page 10: ...s will have an arrow indicating that a sub menu is available To access a sub menu highlight the menu item and press OPEN From this page of the CAMERA SETUP MENU highlight SHUTTER AGC to access the SHUTTER and Auto Gain Control functions which control how the camera will react to various lighting conditions Press OPEN to enter the sub menu There are 2 different sub menus depending on whether this i...

Page 11: ...nd change the setting then navigate to RETURN and press OPEN to return to page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU NOTE Manual setup of the shutter and AGC functions is only recommended for extremely bright or dark conditions where the light levels are consistent In most cases using the AUTO shutter and AGC settings is preferred ...

Page 12: ... and press OPEN to enter the AUTO SHUTTER sub menu The SHUTTER AGC AUTO sub menu will display Use the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons to navigate to the desired function and change the setting then navigate to RETURN and press OPEN to return to page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU ...

Page 13: ...affects how the camera will reproduce colors There are 6 modes of white balance operation and 4 of the 6 choices have sub menus USER 1 and USER 2 sub menus are identical in operation MANUAL ATW USER 1 USER 2 Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to select the desired white balance mode and press OPEN to enter the sub menu WHITE BALANCE MANUAL MODE ...

Page 14: ... to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1 WHITE BALANCE ATW MODE Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to change the SPEED DELAY ATW FRAME and EBVIRONMENT parameters then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1 NOTE In most cases using the default values of the ATW settings is preferred ...

Page 15: ... and USER 2 menus are identical in operation and provide the same settings as ATW Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to change the SPEED DELAY ATW FRAME and EBVIRONMENT parameters then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1 ...

Page 16: ...y of bright areas is reduced and the gain is increased for dark areas to bring more definition to foreground objects when there is a bright light present in the background HLC bright areas are blacked out to prevent oversaturation of the camera image 6 4 PICT picture ADJUST From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select PICT ADJUST and press OPEN to enter the sub menu The PICTURE ADJUST MENU will dis...

Page 17: ...MIRROR function flips the camera s image horizontally to produce a mirror image of the actual camera view 6 5 ATR Adaptive Tone Reproduction From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select ATR If ATR is set to ON a sub menu will become available Press OPEN and the ATR sub menu will display The ATR function provides gradation compensation to improve the contrast of subjects whose gradation has been los...

Page 18: ...and change the LUMINANCE and CONTRAST parameters then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1 6 6 MOTION DET motion detection The Motion Detection feature is not implemented on this camera model 6 7 CAMERA SETUP MENU PAGE 2 From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select NEXT and CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2 will display ...

Page 19: ... select DAY NIGHT Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to choose one of 3 modes COLOR AUTO B W When set to COLOR the camera is forced into color mode at all times regardless of lighting conditions The AUTO and B W options each have a sub menu To use AUTO operation choose AUTO then press OPEN and the DAY NIGHT AUTO sub menu will display ...

Page 20: ...elect RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2 6 10 DAY NIGHT From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select To use B W operation choose B W then press OPEN and the DAY NIGHT B W sub menu will display Use the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons to select either ON or OFF for the BURST parameter then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2 ...

Page 21: ...elect NR and press OPEN The NR sub menu will display Use the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT buttons to select either Y C Y C or OFF for the NR parameter then Adjust the Y and or C levels for the best picture Select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2 ...

Page 22: ...r the camera to not display a name or ON to display a name To ENTER a name select ON and press OPEN to display the CAMERA ID sub menu position the cursor and select characters Press OPEN to set each character in the name then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2 ...

Page 23: ...n changed and the user wishes to get a fresh start for minor adjustments This function only resets the camera module which all functions in sections 6 1 through 6 12 above This will NOT reset an tour or preset information To reset the movement functions of the camera please see section XXXXX below To reset the camera module From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU move the cursor to CAMERA RESET Press...

Page 24: ...ETUP menu page will display Use the UP DOWN buttons to select FOCUS TYPE and use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to select either AUTO or MANUAL for the focus mode NOTE AUTO is the factory default and it is the recommended setting for this parameter Manual focus would require the operator to manually focus the lens on each object when the camera changes positions ...

Page 25: ...a to the PAN position and TILT position stored within that preset but will ignore the ZOOM level stored in the preset 7 3 AUTO CHECK FOCUS When set to ON the camera will periodically check the focus status and re focus if needed The period of time is set in the AUTO CHECK TIME parameter 7 3 below In order for this to work the focus mode must be set to AUTO 7 0 above 7 4 AUTO CHECK TIME This is the...

Page 26: ...NORMAL FAST or EXACT for the preset mode NORMAL will cause the camera to move normally from preset to preset as they are called either manually or in a tour pattern FAST will cause the camera to move from preset to preset at the fastest rate it can move which may cause it to land slightly off of the preset s original position EXACT will cause the camera to double check its position once it arrives...

Page 27: ...ET This function removes any tilt limit was set in the previous step above Use the UP DOWN buttons to select TILT LIMIT RESET and press the OPEN button to remove the tilt limit 8 4 PAN TILT LIMIT SPEED The number set for this parameter will determine the maximum speed at which the camera can move pan or tilt This can be useful if the PTZ controller being used does not have the ability to control t...

Page 28: ...lay 9 1 PATTERN TOUR Use the UP DOWN buttons to select PATTERN TOUR and use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to set it to either START or STOP When set to START upon exiting the menu the camera will begin its tour according to the settings of PATTERN POINT NUM and PATTERN DWELL TIME s 9 2 and 9 3 below When set to STOP the camera will stop running its tour when the menu is exited ...

Page 29: ...red in the camera and the PATTERN POINT NUMBER has been set to any number equal to 10 or higher the tour will use preset points 2 7 and 10 and ignore all other presets from 1 thru 10 which have not been set If the PATTERN POINT NUMBER is set to 8 the tour will only include presets 2 7 Use the UP DOWN buttons to select PATTERN POINT NUM and use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to set it to the desired preset...

Page 30: ...time in seconds that the camera will wait after receiving its last PTZ command before returning to the user selected HOME point The home point is set using 9 6 HOME POINT SETUP below Use the UP DOWN buttons to select HOME DWELL TIME and use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to set it to the desired dwell time 9 6 HOME POINT SETUP To set the HOME POINT position for the camera exit the menu and use the PTZ con...

Page 31: ...n to highlight PROTOCOL SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the sub menu The PROTOCOL SETUP menu page will display 9 1 PROTOCOL Use the DOWN button to select PROTOCOL Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to select either PELCO D or PELCO P All SecurityTronix PTZ controllers use the PELCO D protocol Check the owner s manual of your PTZ controller to determine if it is compatible with either the PELCO D o...

Page 32: ...RATE Use the DOWN button to select BAUDRATE Use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to select a baud rate for the camera The choices are 1200 2400 4800 9600 NOTE When using lower baud rates longer cables can be used for PTZ control at the expense of slower data throughput For this reason SecurityTronix recommends using a baud rate of 2400 for most installations ...

Page 33: ...on Use caution when resetting the camera back to factory settings All user entered presets tour and preferences will be reset From the MAIN MENU use the DOWN button to highlight RESET MENU SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the sub menu The RESET MENU SETUP menu page will display 11 1 RESET MENU SETUP This function resets all values of all menus to the factory original settings This is useful...

Page 34: ...presets and tour settings which were stored in the camera This is useful if the camera is doing something unusual and it would be too difficult to go through all pages of the menus to check and or reset the settings Use the DOWN button to select FACTORY DEFAULT SET Press OPEN to initialize the reset procedure The OSD will prompt that the operation is proceeding and when it is complete SET PRESET P...

Page 35: ...se the distance between the camera and any fluorescent lamps in the vicinity d The picture appears smeared i The power supply voltage level may be unstable Try another power supply ii Ensure the cables are correctly connected and of the right impedance e Other interference may require the use of a SecurityTronix ground loop isolation filter f Power is on but the controller does not work i Check to...

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