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Using the Camera

Using the Camera (ctd)

Patrol:

 Click this to select a different patrol preset. A patrol is a memorised series of different 

preset positions. A single patrol can be configured with up to 32 different preset positions. 

Press the ‘play’ button to start a patrol and press the ‘stop’ button to stop.

Pattern:

 This option is not available with this camera.

Camera Management: PTZ: More Settings

To access additional options on your NVR, 

right click the USB mouse once, click ‘Menu’ > 

‘Camera’ > ‘PTZ’ then click ‘More Settings’. From 

this menu, you can customise, add and delete 

different preset and patrol points.
Use the control pad located underneath the 

preview screen to adjust the pan/tilt of the 

camera.

Save Preset:

 Use the directional keys on the 

control pad to move the camera to the desired 

location. Click the preset number to save the 

location. For multiple presets, repeat the above 

steps and click a different preset number each 

time when saving.

Call Preset:

 To access your previously saved 

presets, click on ‘Call Preset’, and then click on 

one of the preset numbers. The camera will move 

to that particular saved location.

Patrol: 

To create a patrol of your previously saved 

presets, select a patrol number in the drop down 

list. Click on ‘Call Preset’, then click on one of the 

preset numbers. The camera will move to that 

particular saved location. To create a patrol for 

that preset, click on the ‘Add KeyPoint’ button. 

You will see the following screen -

Preset: 

Select a preset number for the key point 

that you want to add.

Duration: 

Select the duration that you would like 

to stay at the key point. The duration is in seconds.

Speed: 

Select the speed that you would like to 

move to each key point.
Click ‘OK’ to save.
For multiple patrols, repeat the above steps and 

click a different preset number each time when 

saving. Use the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to adjust 

the order of your key points.

Summary of Contents for 1080P PTZ IP Camera

Page 1: ...1 1080P PTZ IP Camera INSTRUCTION MANUAL EN ...

Page 2: ...r replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to major failure Warning Modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user s authority to operate the equipment Important Safety Instructions Make sure product is fixed correctly and stable if fastened in place Do not operate if wires and terminals are exposed Important Note Al...

Page 3: ...on 1 Contents 2 Introduction 3 Safety Information 3 Layout of the Camera 4 Preparing the Camera 4 Mounting Bracket 5 Mounting the Camera 5 Connecting the Camera to your NVR 7 Using the Camera 7 Camera Management PTZ More Settings 8 ...

Page 4: ...nnect the power cable and then contact Swann Technical Support Continued use in such a condition may cause fire or electrical shock If the product fails to operate properly do not attempt to disassemble the camera yourself We shall not assume any responsibility for problems caused by unauthorized repair or maintenance Caution Do not drop the dome or subject it to physical shock Avoid installing th...

Page 5: ...Dome Cover Protects the lens and camera module 1 2 3 4 5 Preparing the Camera As the camera lens and the body of the camera are protected and secured with foam and tape for shipping you need to remove the dome cover and lens cover to gain access to them We recommend wearing the supplied gloves as this will prevent finger marks being applied to the dome cover 1 Remove the camera housing cover by un...

Page 6: ...ing the supplied screw Mounting the Camera 1 Before you mount the camera to the bracket place the Ethernet and power cable through the inside of the mounting bracket and pull it through the other side It may be a little tricky getting the cable through the curve of the mounting bracket 2 To install the camera to the mounting bracket loosen the lock screws on the pendant adapter with the Allen key ...

Page 7: ... the cable to the power terminal cable and the Ethernet socket located on the cable connected to the camera Please note the audio connections located on the camera cable are not used for this model 8 Tuck the remainder of the camera cable inside the mounting bracket You are now ready to mount the camera to its permanent location 9 Grab the mounting bracket and camera in both hands and then place t...

Page 8: ...ou will see the following on screen controls Please note not all of the controls are available with this camera Control Pad Use the control pad to adjust the pan tilt of the camera You can click on the directional pad to move the camera up down and left right Press the centre button to automatically pan the camera 360 degrees clockwise Press again to stop Zoom Click this to zoom in and out Focus I...

Page 9: ...tiple presets repeat the above steps and click a different preset number each time when saving Call Preset To access your previously saved presets click on Call Preset and then click on one of the preset numbers The camera will move to that particular saved location Patrol To create a patrol of your previously saved presets select a patrol number in the drop down list Click on Call Preset then cli...

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