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CONTENT 

Chapter 1 Precautions

 ..................................................................................................................... 3

 

Chapter 2 Structure

 ......................................................................................................................... 5

 

Chapter 3 Functions Description

 .................................................................................................... 6

 

3.1 Features

.............................................................................................................................. 6

 

3.2 Function Instruction

.......................................................................................................... 8

 

3.3 Specification

 ....................................................................................................................... 8

 

Chapter 4 Installation Guide

 ......................................................................................................... 11

 

4.1 Preparation

 ...................................................................................................................... 11

 

4.2 Installation

 ....................................................................................................................... 11

 

4.3 Interface Instruction

 ....................................................................................................... 14

 

4.4 Installation Procedures (Take Wall Mount as Example)

 .............................................. 15

 

4.5 External Cable Connection Instruction

 .......................................................................... 17

 

Chapter 5 WEB Instruction

 ........................................................................................................... 18

 

5.1 System Requirement

 ....................................................................................................... 18

 

5.2 Built-in Web Instruction

 ................................................................................................. 18

 

5.3 Log in

 ................................................................................................................................ 18

 

5.4 Preview

............................................................................................................................. 19

 

5.5 Playback

 ........................................................................................................................... 21

 

Chapter 6 Configuration

 ................................................................................................................ 23

 

6.1 Audio Video Set

 ................................................................................................................ 23

 

6.2 Dome Set

 .......................................................................................................................... 25

 

6.3 VCA

 ................................................................................................................................... 31

 

6.4 OSD

 ................................................................................................................................... 38

 

6.5 Storage Management

 ....................................................................................................... 39

 

6.6 Network Management

 ..................................................................................................... 40

 

6.7 User management

 ........................................................................................................... 43

 

6.8 Alarm Management

 ......................................................................................................... 43

 

6.9 PTZ Management and Control

 ........................................................................................ 46

 

6.10 Advance

 .......................................................................................................................... 46

 

Chapter 7 Simple Problem-solving Methods

 ............................................................................... 48

 

Chapter 8 After-sales Service

 ....................................................................................................... 50

 

Appendix I Lightning and Surge

 ........................................................................................... 50

 

Appendix II::Hoisting construction Guide

 ........................................................................... 53

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for S6

Page 1: ...1 High Definition Intelligent IR IP Auto tracking Speed Dome Camera User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...n Instruction 17 Chapter 5 WEB Instruction 18 5 1 System Requirement 18 5 2 Built in Web Instruction 18 5 3 Log in 18 5 4 Preview 19 5 5 Playback 21 Chapter 6 Configuration 23 6 1 Audio Video Set 23 6 2 Dome Set 25 6 3 VCA 31 6 4 OSD 38 6 5 Storage Management 39 6 6 Network Management 40 6 7 User management 43 6 8 Alarm Management 43 6 9 PTZ Management and Control 46 6 10 Advance 46 Chapter 7 Simp...

Page 3: ...al staff and comply with local regulations Please mount easily using power protection device in the wire installation Please make sure the connection can withstand at least 50 Newtons vertically downward pull Note Please check if the power supply is correct In transportation and storage process please prevent stress severe vibration and immersion to avoid any damage Please don t touch the image se...

Page 4: ...replaced incorrectly will lead to use of exceptions and we don t recommend users to replace directly If necessary please use batteries recommended by the manufacturer for devices with battery Please don t dismantle internal parts please turn to qualified maintenance professionals to carry out repairs Long term high speed cruising may cause slip rings broken and belt aging also affect speed dome li...

Page 5: ...5 Chapter 2 Structure Front view Side view ...

Page 6: ...acks the left and right boundaries and scan speed can be set Support OSD date and time display Support 1 channel alarm input and 1 channel alarm output Support TF storage and local capture 2 Integrated Universal Speed Change Rotator Manual Speed 0 05 160 s Max speed 240 s 360 continuous pan rotation tilt 11 90 auto flip Stepless speed change auto zoom speed matching Classic double bearing structur...

Page 7: ...thority Support for authorized users and passwords support HTTPS encryption and IEEE 802 1x network access control Support dual stream support H 264 MJPEG support multi level video quality configuration and support real time video output resolution 1080p 960p and 720p Support multiple network protocols IPv4 IPv6 HTTP HTTPS 802 1x Qos FTP SMTP UPnP SNMP DNS DDNS NTP RTSP RTP TCP IP DHCP PPPoE 6 IR ...

Page 8: ...Users can program some preset positions into auto cruising sequence then the speed dome can track as it Each cruising tracks has 32 preset positions Pattern Tour Speed Dome can memory 180s running path When start pattern tour speed dome can track as recording path It supports 4 groups pattern tour Guard Location The dome will rotate back to preset position after a period of vacant time Power off P...

Page 9: ...4 55 5 3 0 Near Distance 20 1000mm Iris F1 6 F2 7 F1 6 F3 0 PTZ Horizontal Rotation Range 360 continuous rotation Horizontal Speed 0 05 160 s stepless speed Vertical Rotation Range 11 90 auto flip Vertical Speed 0 05 120 s Preset 255 Auto Cruise 8 group each group can set 32 preset Auto Scan Support track horizontal vertical frame whole view and random scan Guard Location Link preset scan cruise p...

Page 10: ...P UPnP SNMP DNS DDNS NTP RTSP RTP TCP IP DHCP PPPoE Preview Channel Max 6ch Stream Triple Authority 32 users 4 level administrator browse browse control browse control setup Safe Mode Authorized user name and password HTTPS encryption IEEE 802 1x network access control IP address filtering Interface Audio Input Support Audio Output Support Network 10M 100M TF Card Support Program Support standard ...

Page 11: ...must be thick enough to install the expansion screws and can bear 4 times the weight of the dome camera itself 3 Please well keep the whole package After open the package please well keep them in case need to return to manufacturer if any problem Note The non original package may lead to damage during the transportation 4 2 Installation The speed dome supports four types installation as following ...

Page 12: ...12 Ø45 109 85 139 163 Ø9 258 Wall Mount Bracket Dimension 2 Pedant mount and dimension Ø45 Ø118 Ø90 Ø9 236 Pedant Mount Bracket Dimension ...

Page 13: ...13 3 External corner and dimension 85 139 164 104 120 M8 176 External Corner Bracket and Dimension 4 Pole mount and dimension 139 165 120 44 M8 Pole Mount Bracket and Dimension ...

Page 14: ...14 4 3 Interface Instruction Speed Dome and Bracket Interface Dimension Ø230 350 Ø45 26 6 4 10 8 39 ...

Page 15: ...15 Speed Dome and Bracket Interface Perspective Picture 4 4 Installation Procedures Take Wall Mount as Example Figure 1 ...

Page 16: ...d use M6 screws to fix as Figure 1 Mark the drill holes position on wall with ink pen for bracket installation then drill holes and punch the expansion screws in then fasten the bracket with M8 screws as Figure 2 Description 1 The wall must have sufficient load bearing capacity 2 Outdoor installation shall be completely sealed moisture leads cable should closely along the bracket wiring as Figure ...

Page 17: ...Instruction A1 Power Cable AC DC24V A2 Network Connect computer or other devices A3 Audio Cable Audio input and output can connect mic and speaker A4 Alarm Cable Connect external alarm devices Note Please refer to labels on the cables ...

Page 18: ...5 2 Built in Web Instruction When using the network video products for the first time an ActiveX control is needed Note please use IE browser of windows and make sure the version above 6 0 Do not use any other browser except Firefox Google 1 Login IP address and enter to ActiveX download interface 2 Download ActiveX and click Run to install 5 3 Log in Camera default IP address is 192 168 1 2 pleas...

Page 19: ...19 5 4 Preview Descriptions of live view page 5 4 1 Live View ...

Page 20: ...ent resolution Audio on volume adjustment and mute Note When stream type is Pure Video audio preview is invalid 5 4 2 Video parameter 1 Default to resume the default settings 2 According to network situation you can choose preview mode from Low bandwidth Low latency to High quality High fluency 5 4 3 PTZ control 1 Select rotation direction of speed dome enable auto scan 2 Zoom Zoom in Zoom out 3 F...

Page 21: ... target preset number Set Setup preset position Call Call the preset position 5 5 Playback 5 5 1 Search recording files 1 Select date in the calendar 2 File Type select Record or Picture 3 Rec Type Select targeted file type video picture ...

Page 22: ...mute Download files into FTP server Capture and default storage path is D NetVideoBrowser Preview download status 5 6 Log 1 Channel No Select target channel 2 Log type All system warning alarm operation user others 3 Start time Select start date and time 4 End time Select end date and time 5 Query Get a log list 6 Check logs by First page Pre page Next page Last page and Jump to target page 7 Expo...

Page 23: ...re is no change on video 3 Video Quality only be activated when choose Dynamic code rate in Encoding Mode Video Quality Best Better Good Fair Poor The better quality the more stream and bandwidth occupation 4 Bit Rate show stream rate for the video unit is Kbps When choose Static code rate Bit Rate stand for actual rate of the stream When choose Dynamic code rate Bit Rate show the max stream rate ...

Page 24: ...nnel Encrypt Password Enter password Password Confirm Confirm the password Click Save to enable Video Parameter Export Export backup the configuration file save to D NetVideoBrowser VideoParam dat as default Video Parameter Import Import import the backup file for parameter configuration Audio Parameter 1 Channel No select target audio channel 2 Audio Encoding select audio compression type 3 Audio...

Page 25: ...he template 1 Current Select current template 2 Name show the name of the current template it can be revised HD Param Parameter 1 Image Adjustment Sharpness range from 0 to 255 2 Exposure Setting Auto Manual 3 Focus Setting Auto Manual 4 Day Night Switch Smart IR On Off Day Night Auto Night Day Sensitivity Low Middle High 5 Backlight Settings Wide Dynamic On Off Level Low Middle High 6 White Balan...

Page 26: ...able for 0 90 Tilt Angle Adjustment Set the tilt angle for speed dome camera range from 0 to 11 degree Control Speed Set limit for the max operation speed high medium low for selection high 240 s medium 160 s low 80 s Auto Stop time s Set the time period for the speed dome camera to stop PTZ movement since the last operation It can be set to be 5 15 30 60s Preset Speed Set the preset speed for spe...

Page 27: ...10s disappear keep Display Coordinate Direction check to display the movement coordinates Display Title Background check to display title background 6 2 4 Motion Set 6 2 4 1 Preset Preset No Speed dome camera supports 220 presets number range from 1 64 and 100 255 Focus Mode Focus mode for preset can be auto manual Set Move to target position and press Set to save as preset position Delete Delete ...

Page 28: ...8 Scans number from 1 8 Scan Type Pan Scan Auto Scan Frame Scan Random Scan Tilt Scan and Panorama Scan Scan Speed Set speed for Pan Scan Auto Scan Tilt Scan and Panorama Scan Border 1 Left border of the Scan Border 2 Right border of the Scan Call Activate scan movement of the speed dome 6 2 4 4 Pattern Pattern No The speed dome camera supports 8 pattern tour number range from 1 8 Used Show percen...

Page 29: ...t as original point of the coordinate Set North Move the speed dome camera to the target position and set it as north direction of the coordinate 6 2 5 Motion Schedule Activate different motion Presets Scan Cruise and Pattern for different time period Enable Enable the setting Start Time Start time for the motion End Time End time for the motion Action Motion in this time period Action No Motion n...

Page 30: ...l be matched with the camera zooming distance automatically Near Lamp Brightness Disable zoom match set the Near lamp brightness level range from 0 to 10 Far Lamp Brightness Disable zoom match set the far lamp brightness level range from 0 to 10 Save Save all the setting 6 2 7 Status Info It shows current status information of speed dome ...

Page 31: ...pwire and Perimeter are able to activate auto tracking CAUTIONS To enable the VCA functions please DO follow the steps 1 Scene Set 2 Alarm Set 3 Advance 4 Cruise Set Specify detail operation of VCA in Scene Set then setup VCA alarm schedule in Alarm Set enable Advance finally setup activated time for each VCA rules in Cruise Set PLEASE DO NOT MISS ANY STEP ABOVE TO AVOID ANY FAILURE OF SETTING ...

Page 32: ...Crowd Parking Notes If check Linkage Tracking it will allows Tripwire Perimeter to activate auto tracking Save Scene click to activate settings Rule ID make the rule numbers for behavior analysis Support up to 8 rules in the same scene at the same time Valid activate the rules and start setting Rule Name Give a rules name max to 16 characters Rule Clear clear current rule 6 3 2 1 Behavior Analysis...

Page 33: ... Behavior Analysis Arithmetic configure Intelligent Tracking The longest Set time limitation seconds how long the PTZ follow the object And then it will go back to standby position Speed Dome Enter the value how high meters you install the PTZ Static Tracking Set time seconds when the object stay for a while the PTZ will go back to standby position Limit Setup boarder of traking area from 4 direct...

Page 34: ...Count show total alarm times on screen Show Alarm Rule show the defined area on screen Save save to enable 5 Event Set Running Max Distance Min moving distance Set the max and min distance on screen to detect the target object speed Show Alarm Count show total alarm times Show Alarm Rule show the defined area on screen Save save to enable 6 Event Set Crowd Line Clear remove defined area Alarm Time...

Page 35: ...moving Limit set the tracking region limit on screen up down left right 5 Enable Limit validate the limit set 6 Enable Anti blocking enable to detect a wider area when target object is covered 7 Save save to enable 6 3 2 3 Face Detection This function will enable speed dome to recognize people s face and snapshot and save face picture automatically 1 Check Face Detection 2 Click save scene to star...

Page 36: ...mber in this region 6 Save save to enable 6 3 3 Alarm Set Setup VCA activation schedule 1 Channel No select the target channel VCA Enable Indicate the VCA status of the current channel 2 Rule ID Connected to the setup VCA rules in Event When select rule ID it will bring out setup information of VCA Enable Rule Name and Event Enable Enable the setting of Schedule to setup the day and time of the VC...

Page 37: ...HE FOLLOWING ITEMS AS DEFAULT VALUE TO AVOID ANY ERROR PLEASE ASK FOR HELP OF SPECIALIST IF REVISING NEEDED Integrate Target combined Background Update Foreground Max Foreground Min Target Confirmed 5 Enable 6 Save save to enable 6 3 5 Cruise Set 1 Timed Cruise Enable the speed dome to switch between different defined VCA functions time interval range from 30 3600 seconds 2 Scheduled Cruise Set va...

Page 38: ...Text 1 Additional Text 5 areas available to put additional text on the screen 2 Customize Position drag Date to the target position on screen 3 Color Choose your favorite color OSD Size Adjust Self Edit OSD size Save Save all settings 6 4 2 LOGO Add LOGO picture on screen Notes logo picture format must be bmp and must be follow the size LOGO File Browse to select logo picture and Upload Notice Dev...

Page 39: ...table for one day 4 Offline Video When it is ON the device will follow the schedule of Task Rec when offline 5 Save Save 6 5 2 Pre recorded Alarm Pre recorded Alarm record before alarm or continue to record after alarm 1 Channel No Target channel 2 Pre recorded Alarm Check to enable 3 Pre record Time Record before alarm 4 Record Delay Continues to record after alarm 5 Save Save 6 5 3 Storage Set P...

Page 40: ...s information 3 Usage Shows purpose of disk 4 IP Address Setup IP address of Network Storage 5 Mapping Path Setup disk path of mapping 6 Total Size M Shows used and total capacity of the disk 7 Save 6 6 Network Management 6 6 1 Cable Network DHCP check to enable DHCP server will automatically allocate IP address for devices IPv6 Display IPV6 address and subnet mask MTU Maximum Transmission Unit ra...

Page 41: ...6 6 2 Registration Center Keep same settings as what you register in DDNS website 6 6 3 Network Service DDNS Keep same settings as what you register in DDNS website FTP Make sure to insert the memory card ...

Page 42: ...Block the Following IPs input the block IP address and Add Save Max to add 16 blacklist IP address Caution Please don t add your own IP address in blacklist otherwise you will not be able to login Whitelist User want to allow only some IP address select Allow the Following IP input trusted IP address Add and Save Max to 16 whitelist IP address Caution Once enable the whitelist function please make...

Page 43: ...d control PTZ browse control set Allow all operation except user management Administrator All operations available 6 7 2 Modify password Select the user you want to modify in the user list click Modify Pwd input the old password new password password confirmation then click Modify 6 7 3 Delete User Select targeted user in user list and click Delete to delete 6 8 Alarm Management 6 8 1 Alarm Input ...

Page 44: ... drawn area 3 ICR Sensitivity set detection sensitivity range from 0 100 0 means the highest sensitivity 4 Schedule setup alarm arm schedule 5 Link Out set alarm activation 6 8 4 Lost alarm Alarm when video lost 1 Check to enable lost alarm for target channel 2 Schedule Setup alarm arm schedule 3 Link Type Link PTZ no link 4 Link Channel 5 Link PTZ Type no link preset position pattern auto tour ...

Page 45: ...ail Alarm Enable check to enable sending email after alarm 2 Set sending email information SMTP server SMTP port Email Account Email Password 3 Email Mode 4 Input receive email address support up to 4 email address 6 8 7 Alarm Server Set alarm server s IP address and port number ...

Page 46: ...nformation check to display frame rate and bit stream on video 2 Set the save path of record files snapshot clips and download files 3 Protocol Type TCP UDP or multicast 4 IP camera has only one channel user can choose major stream or minor stream 6 10 2 System setting 1 System Time Set time zone and time synchronous 2 SystemInformation Display information of CPU Memory and FLASH 3 Version Informa...

Page 47: ...ormally needs a few minutes until indication for completion Caution Please strictly follow the instruction by technical specialist for firmware upgrade 6 10 4 Access Platform PU set user can set the IP address and port number of Register Server Heartbeat Server Alarm Server and VSP s port number and VAP s port number Channel No support Auto Filling Setting function PU set support SIP protocol sett...

Page 48: ... Ping is working normally but can t login User name or password error Check user name or password Port number error Check port number Login account more than limit Disconnect other client host No video after login Login account more than limit Connect video by proxy server Camera is damaged Check log record Parameter setting error Restore the default parameters Image is not stable IP address confl...

Page 49: ...or Check IP speed dome s protocol baud rate and address IP Speed dome restart again and again Power supply isn t enough voltage isn t stable Measure IP speed dome s voltage to insure stability PPPOE dialing failed Check and change dialing parameter Camera is damaged Replace the camera Parameter setting error Restore the default parameters ...

Page 50: ...of the lightning strikes fires and irresistible natural disasters Matching problems arising from poor design to other manufacturers products cause damage Company statement As we continue to introduce new technologies and product specifications are subject to change without prior notice Appendix I Lightning and Surge Outdoor Dome Camera need to consider lightening anti surge on the premise of ensur...

Page 51: ...such as installing lightning rods Outdoor lightning protection and grounding design of devices and circuits must be combined with building mine requires unified consideration and in accordance with the requirements of the relevant national standards industry standards System must be equipotential earthing Earthing system anti interference must be met and the dual requirements of electrical safety ...

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Page 53: ...53 Appendix II Hoisting construction Guide ...

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