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Before Starting

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1 : Overview

The

Overview provides a brief description of the

functionality and performance of the

A detailed product

description of part names and their functions is included.

Chapter 2 :

Installation

This chapter explains environment setup, installation methods, and

operation methods.

Chapter 3 : Setup Menu Overview

This chapter details the composition and structure of each menu.

depth descriptions of submenu functions are included in this chapter as

well.

Chapter 4 : Using the Setup menus

This chapter builds on Chapter 3. It provides further details regarding

the functionality of the Setup menus.

Appendix A :

Product Specification

The product specifications are itemized in table format.

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Page 7: ...art names and functions installation procedures and Setup of the VC265ODSP is included in this guide Icon recommends that all end users read this user s guide carefully before using the VC2650DSP Both beginners and experts will gain valuable insight about the functionality of the VC2650 DSP Icon also recommends that all end users read this guide from beginning to end to maximize product use Howeve...

Page 8: ...xplains environment setup installation methods and operation methods Chapter 3 Setup Menu Overview This chapter details the composition and structure of each menu In depth descriptions of submenu functions are included in this chapter as well Chapter 4 Using the Setup menus This chapter builds on Chapter 3 It provides further details regarding the functionality of the Setup menus Appendix A VC2650...

Page 9: ...es 2 6 Power Cable 2 6 Lens Cable 2 7 Video Cable 2 8 Installation of the VC265ODSP 2 9 Connecting Cables 2 9 Adjusting the Vertical Phase Controller 2 13 Using the Automatic Focus Adjusting Function 2 14 Chapter 3 Setup Menu Overview 3 l 3 24 Setup Menu Component 3 2 Control Switch Usage 3 3 General Structure of the Setup Menu 3 5 Selecting the Main Menu Item 3 6 Displaying the Submenus 3 6 Retur...

Page 10: ...he Lens LENS SET 4 4 Specifying the Shutter Speed SHUTTER 48 Naming a Camera ID CAMERA ID 49 Compensating a Back Light BLC 4 12 Controlling the GAIN AGC 4 16 Adjusting the White Balance AWB 4 17 Selecting the Vertical Synchronization Mode V SYNC 4 20 Reversing Images VIDEO 4 21 Compensating the GAMMA Constant GAMMA 4 21 Exiting the Setup Menu EXIT 4 21 Appendix A VC2650 DSP Product Specification A...

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Page 12: ...Chapter 1 The VC2650 DSP Overview ...

Page 13: ...pter 1 Chapter 1 The VC2650 DSP Overview This chapter provides a brief description of the functions and performance of the VC2650 DSP Part names and detailed descriptions of each function are provided 1 l ...

Page 14: ...r performance for even the fastest moving objects There are 16 different shutter speeds to provide maximum performance under various shooting conditions The VC2650 DSP corrects bright background lights or spot light problems which can make the objects too dark This corrective function enables each object to be seen clearly even in bright background conditions The VC265O DSP also provides a white b...

Page 15: ...ing screw holes Camera lens Mount adapter mounting screw holes The mount adapter is used to mount the camera to a wall Camera lens The lens is fixed on the camera Note If the lens surface becomes dirty softly wipe the dirt with a lens tissue or cotton cloth after dipping it in ethanol l 3 ...

Page 16: ... Camera control terminal Power supply LED indication I Vertical phase i I Adj Right Left switches Up Down switches Enter switch I AC24V GiD Z FOilJS GiO iii UT Video output terminal I Lens cible input terminal Power terminal l 4 ...

Page 17: ...ormally Power terminal Connects the power adapter cable to the unit Lens cable input terminal Connects the remote lens controller to the unit Video output terminal Connects the video input terminal to the monitor This connection allows the video images to transmit from camera to monitor Camera operation switches These switches function vary depending on the selection of two modes on the VC2650 DSP...

Page 18: ...ar Focus Near operation Enter switch This switch is used for selecting the Setup menu l Setup Menu Mode UP DOWII switches These switches are used to move the cursor up or down Right Left switches These switches are used to move the cursor right or left Enter switch This switch is used to enter the submenu screen It is also used to view the values from the Setup menus 1 6 ...

Page 19: ...Chapter 2 VC2650 DSP Installation ...

Page 20: ...ation This chapter discusses the installation procedures for the VC2650 DSP Installation precautions Setup methods and the specific installation environment are discussed Read the following steps carefully to ensure proper installation 2 l ...

Page 21: ...allation of the VC26504XP Checking Contents of the Package Please check the following list to ensure complete package contents l The VC2650 DSP camera l Screws Mount adapter l User s Guide The VC2650 DSP camera User s Guide w Screws 2 2 ...

Page 22: ...ide parts must be handled for maintenance or malfunction Handle the VC2650 DSP with care Although it is a well manufactured product taking care to handle the product will lengthen its line span Avoid rough use of the product Note that the product can be damaged if handled or stored improperly Do not install the VC2650 DSP in wet or damp high humidity locations If the VC2650 DSP gets wet turn the o...

Page 23: ...use a dry cloth to clean the unit A neutral detergent can be used to clean the unit if it is soiled Mount the VC2650 DSP in a dry place where the sun will not shine directly on the unit I Make sure that all precautions are followed when the camera has to be operated near spotlights or in conditions where there are bright lights 2 4 ...

Page 24: ...SP has to operate in an area where the temperature and humidity level are maintained l Temperature 14 F 122QF 10 C 50gC l Humidity level Below 90 The power specifications for the VC2650 DSP follow l Rated Energy 6W l Rated Capacity 24VAC 300mA 2 5 ...

Page 25: ...The following cables are needed to install the VC265 DSP Video output terminal Lens cable input terminal Power terminal Power adapter cable The power adapter cable is connected to the power terminal It has the rated capacity of 24 VAC and 300 mA 2 6 ...

Page 26: ...o connect the input terminal to the remote lens controller The lens cable is usually provided with the lens remote controller In case it is not provided users may assemble the lens cable themselves in accordance with the following specifications Input terminal Specifications ZOOM FOCtis GND 6V 6V Tele SV Wide 6V 6V Near i 6V Far Connection to GND lens remote controller 2 7 ...

Page 27: ...VC2650 DSP and VC2650C DSP Video cable The BNC cable as shown below is used to connect the video output terminal of the VC2650 DSP to the monitor 2 8 ...

Page 28: ...SP follow the procedures and precautions as stated below Connecting Cables Connect all prepared cables to the appropriate terminals of the VC2650 DSP 1 First connect one end of the BNC cable to the video output VIDEO OUT terminal 2 Next connect the other end of the BNC cable to the video input VIDEO IN terminal of the monitor 2 9 ...

Page 29: ...VC2650 DSP and VC265OGDSP __ __ _ video input terminal on the backside of monitor video out terminal ...

Page 30: ...e lens remote controller Connect the lens cable to the VC2650 DSP See the picture below VC2650 DSP 1 Adi CAMERA SET UP 101 1 V P H A S E P 8ER CLASSZONLY 0 0 0 WOE0 OUT VC265OC DSP Adl mi V PHASE P oER CAMERA SET UP T 0 i l Connect the 15 pin connector to the lens remote controller 2 11 ...

Page 31: ... Connect one line to the power input terminal of the VC2650 DSP as shown below VC2650 DSP Adj ml V PHASE 63 iAMERA SET UP I 1 p zER CLASS20NLY t Power adapter cable VC2650C DSP V PHASE P EER t Power adapter cable 5 Finally plug in the power adapter into the power source 2 12 ...

Page 32: ... from the V SYNC menu in the Setup Menu s bar the line lock function will activate to prevent these swaying images from appearing on the screen If the vertical synchronization of one camera is not in accordance with other cameras while activating the line lock function the vertical synchronization of that camera has to be adjusted by using the vertical phase V phase controller To activate the line...

Page 33: ...hronization turn on the power The images sent from the VC2650 DSP camera will appear on the monitor If the camera is not focusing on the objects push the right left switches together at the same time for approximately one second The VC2650 DSP will automatically adjust the focus AF CHECK will appear on the screen as shown below AF CHECK 2 14 ...

Page 34: ...ation After the focus is correctly adjusted the message OK will appear on the screen as shown below OK If there is no object to focus on or it is too dark to focus then the following message will appear on the screen NG TRY AGAIN ...

Page 35: ... right l stitches together at the same time to automatically adjust the focus If the vertical phase controller is set properly and the cables are connected the environment setup for the VC2650 DSP can be adjusted using the Setup menus All methods for setting up the environments are expIained in detail in Chapter 3 2 16 ...

Page 36: ...Chapter 3 Setup Menu Overview ...

Page 37: ...Menu Overview This chapter provides an overview of the Setup menus for the VC2650 DSP This chapter will provide an overview of the composition of the menus and their functions along with the selection methods of Setup menus 3 l ...

Page 38: ...er to view all of the Setup menus at a glance is shown below j 1 CAMERA ID ON ON OFF BLC ON OFF 2zJ ON A W B MANU AUTO MANU LENS CONTROL LENS POSITION FOCUS SPEED Assigning the camera ID and position Specifying PRESET value Specifying WINDOW AREA PRESET 3200 K PRESET 5600 K PRESET OFF USER 3 2 ...

Page 39: ...cted and a value for each item can be assigned by using one of the five switches on the back of the VC2650 DSP Q Enter Switches I 0 Right Left Switches Each switch serves a different function depending on the selected Setup menu item A summary of these functions is shown below 3 3 ...

Page 40: ... values of Setup items as well as move the cursor right or left They are also used to view the assigned values from the Setup menu Enter switch It serves a similar function as Enter on the computer keyboard It is used for selecting the submenu screen after selecting the Setup menu It is also used to view the assigned values successively from submenus 3 4 c ...

Page 41: ...econds The Setup menu will appear on the monitor as follows Item with submenu Main menu CAMERAID Values can be assigned to the main menu From the SETUP menu the Main menu is located on the left while the menus on the right are called items The items with marks indicate that they have submenus The values for items of submenus with a mark can be assigned without changing the submenu screen 3 5 ...

Page 42: ...menu blinks on the screen because the cursor is preset at the LENS SET menu when the Setup screen is first activated Displaying the Submenus In order to enter into the items with marks first move the cursor to select that item then push the Enter switch If there are items with marks on the submenu screen then that indicates additional submenus To select these submenus use the Enter switch again as...

Page 43: ...ursor to the corresponding main menu Push the Right Left switches to change the values To change the values of submenus move the cursor again to select the submenu then press the Enter switch repeatedly to change the value In order to change the values for several special submenus more detailed processes have to be taken 3 7 ...

Page 44: ...nctions for the SETUP menu vary as well so that you can Setup the VC2650 DSP to suit your own needs LENS SET Menu SHUTTER CAMERA ID BLC AGC AWB V SYNC VIDEO GAMMA EXIT SET upcw VCAM I OFF OFF OFF ON AUTO INT POSI 0 45 QUIT Submenu WLENS MODEM N F LENS CONTROL LENS POSITION ON FOCUS SPEED HI RET 3 8 ...

Page 45: ...ated while the VC2650 DSP is in the normal mode the current focus and zoom can be shown on the screen by selecting the Lens Position submenu SHUTTER Menu I L aSET UPDD LENS SET REM ama DOFF q CAMERA ID BLC AGC AWB V SYNC VIDEO GAMMA EXIT OFF OFF ON AUTO INT POSI 0 45 QUIT In the SHU ITER menu an electronic shutter speed can be assigned A shutter speed can be selected among 16 different speeds from...

Page 46: ... an ID from the VC2650 DSP can be assigned to display on the selected monitor To do this turn the Camera ID submenu ON in the Setup menu then push the Enter switch to make the box screen appear on the screen where an ID of the VC2650 DSP can be assigned A camera ID can consist of no more than 12 characters using alphabets numerals and several special characters The ID can be moved and positioned a...

Page 47: ...Chapter 3 Setup Menu Overview A B C D E F G H I J K L MNOPQRSTUVWX YzO123456789 aD rJ SW 4SP LOCATION RET Note If a hyphen is used in the ID it will not display on the monitor 3 11 ...

Page 48: ...t light or sunlight appear behind the focused object the pictured object will appear to be much darker on the screen than it really is Sometimes this effect makes the objects impossible to be identified The BLC menu rectifies bright background lighting seen on the monitor For example if a camera is used when there are bright background lights the image on the monitor will appear as follows 3 12 ...

Page 49: ... 3 Setup Menu Overview At night During the day Select ON from the BLC Setup menu and depress the Enter switch The submenu screen composed of the Preset and Window submenus will appear on the screen as follows ...

Page 50: ...compensation BLC function is applied to the factory default area In most cases because the main objects are positioned in the center of the screen the center of the screen is set for the factory default area If the VC2650 DSP is used and the Preset submenu item is selected the objects will appear on the screen as seen below 3 14 ...

Page 51: ...the user turn the Preset submenu OFF Then the user can designate the area of the screen where the BLC function is applicable By using the Window Area Set submenu the area can be chosen from the 48 divided screens If the Preset submenu is turned off and the left side of the screen activates the BLC function then the pictured object will appear on the monitor as follows ...

Page 52: ...VC2650 DSP and VC265OC DSP When Preset is turned OFF and the left side of the screen is selected During the day 346 ...

Page 53: ...MA 0 45 EXIT QUIT In the AGC Automatic Gain Control menu the gain can be automatically controlled or manually operated Turn it ON to be automatically controlled and turn it OFF to release the function Note The gain is the ratio between the input images of objects to camera and the output images from the camera to the monitor 3 17 ...

Page 54: ... POSI 0 45 QUIT 10000 K 9000 K Blue sky 8000 K Cloudy 7000 K 6000 K Sunny 5000 K I Cl 1 4000 K 3000 K Halogen lamp 2000 K 1000 K Candle 7 The lights are generally represented by the color temperature which is denoted by Kelvin K The color schemes are as follows ey I 3 I 1 G Fluorescent lamp Tungsten lamp 3 18 ...

Page 55: ... the White Balance function has to be Setup and activated before the camera shoots its image In high color temperature the white color turns to blue and in low color temperature the white color turns to red Therefore the White Balance function enables the white color to remain as any color temperature In the VC2650 DSP the White Balance function can be activated by using the AWB Auto White Balance...

Page 56: ...anufacturing Without using the preset value you can assign the color temperature by setting up the suitable value for R Gain and B Gain In order to Setup these values the Preset submenu has to be turned OFF first By varying the value for R Gain and B Gain which makes the image on the screen turn bluish or reddish the proper values can be found while watching the changing image on the screen MSET U...

Page 57: ...od can be selected The vertical synchronization signal for the VC2650 DSP is supplied by the internal clock or by the frequency of the outside power source If you want to use the vertical synchronization signal from the internal clock of the VC2650 DSP then select the INT item Select the LINE item if you want to adjust the vertical synchronization signal in accordance with the outside power freque...

Page 58: ...TTER OFF CAMERA ID OFF BLC OFF AGC The VIDEO menu enables the actual image on the monitor screen to be reversed If POSI item is selected for VIDEO menu the normal image will appear on the screen but if NEGA is selected the reversed image will appear on the screen 3 22 ...

Page 59: ...ut any alterations the image on the screen will not be shown naturally This effect is caused by the physical characteristics of the Braun tube In order to correct this effect use the Gamma Compensation GAMMA function The Gamma Compensation function works by multiplying the camera shot value image by the Gamma constant value which offsets the physical characteristic of the Braun tube The standard G...

Page 60: ...ore all the changed values you have made If you want to restore the previously selected Setup values erasing all the values you have put in then select the QUIT item And if you want to restore the preset values of the SETUP menu select PRESET The initial values which are restored by selecting the PRESET item are as follows CCSET UP00 LENS SET D REM SHUTTER OFF CAMERA ID OFF BLC OFF AGC ON AWB AUTO...

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Page 62: ... Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Using the Setup Menu This chapter discusses the use of all the SETUP menus explained in Chapter 3 Adjust the VC2650 DSP to suit your specific environment and need ...

Page 63: ... the Setup menu screen 2 Setup the lens 3 Set the shutter speed 4 Assign the camera ID 5 Setup the background light compensation function 6 Setup the Gain control function 7 Setup the White Balance function 8 Assign the camera synchronization method 9 Assign the Gamma constant 10 Exit the SETUP menu ...

Page 64: ...the Setup Menu 1 First check the power source connected to the monitor to ensure proper connection Then turn on the monitor power switch 2 Turning on the monitor will power the VC2650 DSP Press the Enter switch for two seconds to enter the SETUP menu which is displayed on the screen below OdSET UPDD LENS SET D REM SKUTTER OFF CAMERA ID OFF BLC OFF AGC ON AWB AUTO V SYNC INT VIDEO POSI GAMMA 0 45 E...

Page 65: ... you want to assign the lens value by controlling the camera itself If you want to control the lens with the remote control connected to the VC265 DSP select the item REM If REM is selected no further action is needed However the remote control is still required to be Setup If you want to Setup the lens by using the SETUP menu of the VC2650 DSP the following methods can be employed 1 Move the curs...

Page 66: ... On the LENS MODE screen there are a few submenus needed for setting up the lens 3 Move the cursor to the LENS CONTROL submenu by using the Up Down switches and press the Enter switch A point appears on the graph located at the top portion of the submenu screen This point indicates the position of focus and zoom aLENS MODEm LENS POSITION ON FOCUS SPEED HI RET ...

Page 67: ...d zoom by looking at the changing image on screen After assigning press the Enter switch to save the changed values 4 Move the cursor to the FOCUS SPEED menu Bind the value HI to the FOCUS SPEED by pressing the Enter switch I aLENS MODEN T L l W N F LENS CONTROL LENS POSITION ON HI v RET 5 Move the cursor back to the LENS CONTROL menu and press the Right Left switches As the focus width increases ...

Page 68: ...cise focusing can be achieved Move the cursor to the LENS POSITION submenu Select ON for the LENS POSITION menu by pressing the Enter switch This will make the display which shows the status of focus and zoom appear on the monitor screen if you control the lens while the VC2650 DSP is operating in normal mode After setting up the lens select the RET submenu and press the Enter switch to exit from ...

Page 69: ...N AUTO INT POSI 0 45 QUIT In the VC2650 DSP a shutter speed can be selected from 16 different levels l 60 l 100 000 second and it can be assigned as follows 1 Move the cursor to the SHUTTER menu by using the Up Down switches and then press the Right Left switches continuously 2 The shutter speeds appear successively on the screen in the following order 0ff 60 100 250 500 750 1000 1500 2000 3000 50...

Page 70: ...will allow you to determine whether YOU have selected the appropriate speed Naming Camera ID CAMERA ID Once you have assigned the appropriate shutter speed assign a suitable ID for the VC2650 DSP by using the CAMERA ID menu 1 Move the cursor to the CAMERA ID menu by pressing the Up Down switches By pressing the Right Left switches the words ON and OFF will appear on the screen If you do not want t...

Page 71: ...d of up to 12 characters using alphabets numerals and several special characters as shown on the screen above When selecting the characters move the cursor to a desired character or numeral then press the Enter switch The character or numeral you selected will appear on the bottom of the screen Repeat this process until the desired ID is completed If you want to erase a character use the SP for fi...

Page 72: ...ress the Enter switch Using the Up Down switches and the Right Left switches move the CAMERA ID to the desired location anywhere on the screen then press the Enter switch to exit from LOCATION menu After YOU complete the Setup of the camera ID and its location move the cursor to the RET submenu and press the Enter switch to exit from the CAMERA ID menu ...

Page 73: ...sor to the BLC menu on the SETUP menu using the Up Down switches then press the Right Left switches The ON and OFF will appear alternately on the screen Select OFF if you want to deactivate the BLC function select ON and press the Enter switch to activate the BLC function LENS SET REM SHUTTER OFF CAMERA ID OFF AGC O N A W B AUTO V SYNC INT VIDEOt POSI GAMMA 0 45 EXIT QUIT ...

Page 74: ...ET The WINDOW AREA SET submenu will be blinking on the BLC MODE screen at first because the cursor is on that menu Move the cursor to the PRESET menu by pressing the Up Down switch 3 After the cursor is moved to the PRESET menu press the Enter switch repeatedly The ON and OFF will appear alternately Select ON Next move the cursor back to the WINDOW AREA SET submenu and press the Enter switch ...

Page 75: ...n is activated in these areas of the screen If the PRESET submenu is turned ON then the areas with white dots which were designated at the time of manufacturing will be shown and cannot be changed 5 If you want to change the BLC setting exit from the WINDOW AREA SET menu by pressing the Enter switch for approximately two seconds Turn the PRESET menu OFF and then select the WINDOW AREA SET menu 4 1...

Page 76: ...lected Screen areas which are selected At this time you can choose the areas in which the BLC function can be activated by moving the cursor to the desired location with the Up Down and Right Left switches and by pressing the Enter switch After selecting the desired areas press the Enter switch for approximately 2 seconds to exit from the WINDOW AREA SET menu ...

Page 77: ...be changed and new areas can be chosen 7 After setting up of the areas in which the BLC function can be applied exit from the BLC menu by selecting the RET menu Controlling Automatic Gain AGC In the AGC Automatic Gain Control menu you can designate the gain to be controlled automatically or not to be controlled at all If you want the gain controlled automatically then move the cursor to the AGC me...

Page 78: ...e items of the AWB menu you will see the options AUTO and MANU Select AUTO if you want the white balance value to be controlled automatically in accordance with the constantly monitored color temperature of the lights Select MANU if you want the R Gain and B Gain to assign the exact white balance value suitable under the current lighting LENS SET SHUTTER CAMERA ID BLC AGC V SYNC VIDEO GAMMA EXIT R...

Page 79: ... I R GAIN I ___ 1 B GAIN RET The PRESET menu shows the preset color temperature which are 3 200 K and 5 600 K If you select these color temperatures the white balance function can be applied exactly You can designate the color temperature by pressing the Enter switch after selecting the PRESET menu In general 3 200 K is the color temperature of Halogen lamps and 5 600 K is the color temperature du...

Page 80: ... Right Left switches then press the Enter switch The character that shows the position on the coordiqates of R Gain and B Gain will be blinking on the screen Set the desired values for R Gain and B Gain by using the Right Left switches Whenever the values of R Gain and B Gain are changed images will appear on the monitor with these white balance values Viewing the image on the monitor will allow y...

Page 81: ...e balance function select the RET submenu to exit from the Am menu Selecting Vertical Synchronization Mode V SYNC The vertical synchronization method of the VC2650 DSP can be assigned by using the V SYNC menu Move the cursor to the V SYNC menu with the Up Down switches Press the Right Left switches and the items LINE and IN77 will appear on the screen If you want to use the vertical synchronizatio...

Page 82: ...om the Gamma effects caused by the physical characteristics of the Braun tube in the monitor Move the cursor to the GAMMA menu with the Up Down switches and select 0 45 with the Right I switches This will make the images on the monitor look more natural Exiting the Setup Menu EXIT After all the necessary menus are Setup properly exit the SETUP menu using the EXIT menu Move the cursor to the EXIT m...

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Page 84: ...0 DSp Product Specification Synchronization Method Resolution S N Ratio Min Object Illumination Color Temperature Signal Output Composite LellS Operation Temperature Operation Humidity 1 0 Vpp 75 hms BNC 16x Zoom f 3 9 62 4mm 14 F 122 F 10 C 5O C Below 90 Outer Measurements WxHxL 2 7 x 2 3 x 6 5 in 6 9 x 5 75 x 16 4cm Weight 1 1 lb 0 5kg Altitude Below 9843ft 3 000 m 59 94Hz Int 60Hz Line Lock I I...

Page 85: ...15 625KHz Int I5 625KHz Line Lock Vertical 50Hz Int 50Hz Line Lock Synchronization Method Internal Line Lock Resolution 466 TV es S N Ratio Below 48dB AGC OFF Min Object Illumination Below 0 2fc 2 lux F1 4 301RE Color Temperature Auto Manual Mode Preset 3200 K Preset 5600 K User Signal Output j Composite Video Out 1 0 Vp p 75 hms BNC Lens 16x Zoom f 3 9 62 4mm Operation Temperature I4 F 122 F 10 C...

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