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DIP SWITCH SETTING

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Summary of Contents for STC-3902

Page 1: ...Smartec STC 3904 3902 3905 Day Night High Speed Dome Cameras User Manual www smartec security eu...

Page 2: ...Corner Mount Type 14 H Pole Mount Type 15 I Indoor Housing Adaptor Type 16 Ouick Operating Keys 18 Diagnostic 20 OSD Menu Setting 21 A OSD Menu Table 21 B DOME SET 22 C CAMERA SET 28 D PRESET 30 E AU...

Page 3: ...nce of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance 1 Camera 2 Ceiling Mount Bracket 3 Wrench 4 Screw 3x6 screw 2EA 4x16 screw 5EA 5 Safety W...

Page 4: ...y is further increased by the cameras digital slow shutter Quick Operation Keys This camera provides quick function keys to allow control by most keyboards and DVRs that have Pelco protocol support Va...

Page 5: ...NAMES OF EACH PART FIG 1 1 Bubble 2 Lock Screw 3 DIP Switch 1 4 DIP Switch 2 5 Camera 6 Lock Holder 7 Power 8 Video Output 9 Loop RX 10 Loop TX 11 Power LED 12 Aux 13 Alarm 14 Mount Holder...

Page 6: ...the lower body rotating counterclockwise FIG 3 4 A 2 After separating set DIP switches Refer to the page 37 38 and 39 A 3 To assemble camera body Rotate the upper body clockwise to assemble both bodie...

Page 7: ...terminal for connection with Daisy Chain A 7 RX RX are received Control Signal from controller or DVR A 8 Video out BNC connector A 9 Power AC 24V 1 0A adaptor Don t connect power source to Center ter...

Page 8: ...cable ties FIG 12 B 5 Make the wires go though the square hole Insert mount holder and twist the camera counterclockwise FIG 13 B 6 Fix the camera by driving a screw on lock holder1 and 2 FIG 14 B 7...

Page 9: ...to the safety wire hole FIG 16 C 2 Fold the Lock Levers then insert the Bracket into the Ceiling Hole Fix the Bracket to the ceiling using the driver FIG 17 C 3 Hereafter installation is same way of C...

Page 10: ...FIG 19 Depth 37mm D 2 Install SET ANCHOR BOLT on the holes D 3 Drive a cap on the pipe FIG 20 D 4 After winding the THREAD SEAL TAPE screw the bracket on the housing FIG 21 D 5 Fix SET ANCHOR BOLT of...

Page 11: ...the Bracket Mount Hole To insert them easily keep 10 interval of Lock Holder1 and Lock Holder2 FIG 24 D 8 Screw up the bubble tightly to prevent water leakage FIG 25 FIG 22 The cable into ceiling The...

Page 12: ...on the pipe FIG 27 E 4 After winding the THREAD SEAL TAPE screw the bracket on the housing FIG 28 E 5 Fix SET ANCHOR BOLT of the bracket by nut E 6 Camera installation is the same as that of Pipe mou...

Page 13: ...install Wall Mount Bracket Tip Select a ceiling board strong enough to hold 4 times the total weight if camera Weight combined camera approx 5kg F 4 Screw up the Bracket tightly using the wrench M4 0...

Page 14: ...t with 4ea of M10 bolt before you Install the corner mount bracket FIG 34 G 4 Screw the set anchor bolt of the bracket by nut on the wall FIG 35 G 5 Housing and camera installation is the same as that...

Page 15: ...e corner mount bracket FIG 36 H 2 Tie the bracket with sus band tightly FIG 37 H 3 Housing and camera installation is the same as that of Pipe mount bracket installation Refer to page 10 11 1 POLE MOU...

Page 16: ...IG 39 I 3 Tie the wire using the cable tie FIG 39 I 4 Let the wires to be put into the square hole FIG 39 Place the Camera Mount Holder on the Bracket Mount Hole To insert them easily keep 10 interval...

Page 17: ...ra clockwise by 10 FIG 40 I 6 Screw up Lock Holders with screws FIG 41 I 7 Assemble the cover Fix three Cover Locks to three Cover Holes rotating clockwise FIG 42 FIG 40 SCREW M3 0 LOCK HOLDER 1 LOCK...

Page 18: ...ng Group Tour 1 8 81 88 Preset Pattern Executing Pattern 1 8 91 Preset Zero Position Searching Pan Tilt Zero Position 92 Preset Freeze Select Freeze image when camera is working 93 Preset BLC Selectab...

Page 19: ...n Auto Flip mode 80 85 Preset Pattern Executing Pattern 1 6 86 Preset Auto Scan Executing Auto Scan 87 89 Preset Group Tour Executing Group Tour 1 3 90 Preset OSD Entering OSD Main Menu 91 Preset Zero...

Page 20: ...ly verifying TX Connection Test If Not Tested is displayed in the test The result which is not received any signal from DVR or controller Wrong connecting way such as the protocol baud rate or RS 485...

Page 21: ...R NO 01 SECTOR ID SECTOR01 SECTOR START XXX X XX X SECTOR END XXX X XX X SAVE EXIT ALARM SET ALARM NO 01 ALARM INPUT OFF NO NC ALARM ACT 001 SAVE EXIT PATTERN SET PATT NO 01 PATT TITLE PATTERN 01 DATA...

Page 22: ...select a title of up to 16 characters using left or right direction keys or joystick Press ZOOM TELE button to move to the next character from left to right direction and ZOOM WIDE button to move to t...

Page 23: ...DOME SET ZOOM SPEED Zoom speeds are selectable FAST or SLOW mode Move joystick to the right direction for selecting FAST or SLOW The default setting is FAST B 6 DOME SET ALARM You must enable the ala...

Page 24: ...r between PASSWORD and CONFIRM CANCELLED is displayed on the monitor when you press FOCUS FAR key CANCELLED will be displayed on the monitor it goes to previous page When a password has been set the o...

Page 25: ...31 and 32 Firmware version and upgraded date will change if upgraded Camera module is settling as follows 18X SONY ZOOM MODULE EX480C 26X SONY ZOOM MODULE EX980C EX980CS 23X SAMSUNG ZOOM MODULE SDM231...

Page 26: ...US NEAR button when the cursor is at YES in order to clear memorized data Then each item such as tour preset and sector will flicker for about 2 3 seconds After this process the menu is returned to th...

Page 27: ...LIZING is then displayed for about 5 7 seconds and then the menu is returned to the previous page automatically B 9 DOME SET NEXT PAGE SAVE AND EXIT To saving the memorized data and escape this page m...

Page 28: ...etails and sharpness by increasing the gain of the camera Increase the value to sharpen the image decrease to soften it The default setting is 10 the aperture level is from 01 15 C 4 CAMERA SET D ZOOM...

Page 29: ...e and will switch depending on lighting conditions Alternatively it can be forced into color only mode The default setting is AUTO MODE This function can be recalled by pushing 94 preset button C 9 CA...

Page 30: ...when Appears D 3 PRESET PAN XXX X TILT XX X Press FOCUS FAR button in order to set preset position then use the joystick or pan left right keys to the position where memorized preset number is needed...

Page 31: ...rection E 4 AUTO SCAN ENDLESS Auto Scan can be set to endless rotation by enabling the endless option The default setting is OFF E 5 AUTO SCAN SPEED The scan speed can be programmed from 05 S up to 35...

Page 32: ...itor and is only for the reference of user F 3 TOUR SET TOUR STEP Each tour group consists of up to 60 preset steps with different dwell time and speed It is possible to match any preset for any tour...

Page 33: ...or use the pan keys when the cursor is on ACTION After it has changed to ADJUST MODE press FOCUS FAR button in order to adjust the size of the blocking area The size of the blocking area can be adjust...

Page 34: ...d ZOOM WIDE button moves to the next character from the right left Space displays when appears The pattern title is not displayed on the monitor but only for the reference of the user H 3 PATTERN SET...

Page 35: ...such as presets Group tours 1 8 and Patterns 1 8 Use the joystick or pan keys to select any preset number group tour no or pattern no I 4 ALARM SET SAVE After setting up the alarm features to save the...

Page 36: ...n keys to set the position Press FOCUS FAR button again to escape J 4 SECTOR SET SECTOR END To set a SECTOR END position press FOCUS FAR button then move the joystick or Pan keys to set the position T...

Page 37: ...1100 54 10111010 93 00001000 16 11101100 55 01111010 94 10001000 17 00011100 56 11111010 95 01001000 18 10011100 57 00000110 96 11001000 19 01011100 58 10000110 97 00101000 20 11011100 59 01000110 98...

Page 38: ...183 10100111 229 01010001 138 00011101 184 01100111 230 11010001 139 10011101 185 11100111 231 00110001 140 01011101 186 00010111 232 10110001 141 11011101 187 10010111 233 01110001 142 00111101 188 0...

Page 39: ...default Pelco D or Pelco P Auto detection DIP SW 2 3rd 4th OFF OFF Pelco D or Pelco P ON ON Not used ON OFF Maxpro D BAUD RATE SETTING The 7th 8th SW of DIP SW2 above are used for BAUD RATE setting DI...

Page 40: ...picture Check if all the cables are connected correctly Check the monitor is adjusted correctly Check if video signal line is cut Dark screen Adjust the monitor status Abnormal camera operation statu...

Page 41: ...mption 18W Max POWER Power Supply 18 32VAC 60 50Hz 850mA Construction Cool Gray Body ABS Anti vandal bubble Poly Carbonate Dimensions 147 D 190mm H 5 8 D 7 5 H Weight 1 9 kg 5 lbs Motor Type Stepper M...

Page 42: ...DIMENSIONS UNITS mm...

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