manualshive.com logo in svg

Vision Hi-Tech VC58FHD, Instruction Manual, Page: 3 / 23

Share
Download
Vision Hi-Tech VC58FHD Instruction Manual Download Page 3

3 

Version 1.1.0 
Release Date : Feb. 24, 2011

 

Table of contents

 

   

1. Precautions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 
 
2. Limitation of liability ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 
 
3. Disclaimer of warranty --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 

                     

 

4. Package ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 

 

5. Name and function of each part --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 ~ 8

 

     

6. Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 ~ 11 

6-1. Lens 
6-2. When using an auto iris lens (DC- drive) 
6-3. When using a C-Mount Lens 
6-4. When using a CS-Mount Lens 
6-5. Application of HD-SDI output 
6-6. Power 

 
7. Function and operation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 ~ 19

 

   7-1

.

 On Screen Menu(OSD) 

   7-2. Setting up the menu 

7-3. VIDEO OUT 
7-4. AUTO MENU 
7-5. DAY/NIGHT 
7-6. AWB 
7-7. AE 
7-8. PRIVACY 
7-9. EFFECT 
7-10. SYSTEM 
7-11. INITIALIZE 
7-12. EXIT 

 

8. Trouble shooting guide ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20

 

 

9. Dimension ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21 

 

10. Specification ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21 ~ 22 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for VC58FHD

Page 1: ...1 Version 1 1 0 Release Date Feb 24 2011 Full HD CCTV Box camera I IN NS ST TR RU UC CT TI IO ON N M MA AN NU UA AL L Model VC58FHD Power option z 12VDC z 12VDC 24VAC ...

Page 2: ...sted and found to comply with limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause...

Page 3: ... 6 2 When using an auto iris lens DC drive 6 3 When using a C Mount Lens 6 4 When using a CS Mount Lens 6 5 Application of HD SDI output 6 6 Power 7 Function and operation 12 19 7 1 On Screen Menu OSD 7 2 Setting up the menu 7 3 VIDEO OUT 7 4 AUTO MENU 7 5 DAY NIGHT 7 6 AWB 7 7 AE 7 8 PRIVACY 7 9 EFFECT 7 10 SYSTEM 7 11 INITIALIZE 7 12 EXIT 8 Trouble shooting guide 20 9 Dimension 21 10 Specificati...

Page 4: ...y to dismantle the camera To avoid electric shock never remove the screws or covers There are no parts inside that need maintenance by the user All maintenance should be carried out by qualified personnel Avoid installing the camera at a place of high humidity Avoid installing the camera at the place exposed to gas or oil Keep the top glass of the lens always clean in order to obtain the best pict...

Page 5: ...luding without limitation direct or indirect special consequential or exemplary arising out of or relating to the product 2 Personal injury or any damage caused by inappropriate use or negligent operation of the user 3 Unauthorized disassemble repair or modification of the product by the user 4 Inconvenience or any loss arising when images are not displayed due to any reason or cause including any...

Page 6: ...or DC Iris Jack for DC Auto Iris Lens Mounting bracket holder Mounting bracket holder can be separated and attached on the bottom side as well Please use the supplied clamp screws only to change the position of the bracket Using screws more than 5mm depth can cause a serious damage to the inside of this camera ...

Page 7: ...OTE HD SDI and CVBS output can be used simultaneously RS 485 Control port You can control SETUP menu through this port by using external controllers like a remote controller that RS 485 Communication is supported For details see page 20 Day Night Out port This unit can be synchronized by an External IR LED kit through this port Low CDS sensor off LED off High CDS sensor On LED on Power input termi...

Page 8: ...dirt or water drops with soft cloth in order to avoid the picture blooming or reflection NOTE To get the best image quality please use recommended lenses from the manufacturer or camera supplier 6 2 When using an auto iris lens DC drive 1 Please take off the sleeve outer cable of the lens by 10mm 2 Please take off the sleeve inner cable of the lens by 2mm 3 Solder the wires on the pin connector ir...

Page 9: ...T lens by turning it clockwise When used with an Auto Iris lens please insert the iris jack into the Iris socket which is located on the right side of the camera Please set the lens mode by using OSD Switch on the back of the camera depending on the type of selected lens Caution Use the lens as shown in the picture here When the lens is out of the spec it could damage the camera inside or may not ...

Page 10: ...pedance switches of each equipment as instructed Locate the switch to Hi z position for the interim equipments Locate the switch to 75Ω for the last equipment 6 6 Power 12VDC camera Please make sure to use a UL CE approved and 12VDC 450mA regulated power supply 12VDC 24VAC Dual Power camera Option Please make sure to use a UL CE approved and 12VDC 450mA 24VAC 220mA regulated power supply ...

Page 11: ...RETURN AWB ATW PUSH HOLD TRACK USER 8000K 6000K 4200K 3200K RED BLUE AWB RESET RETURN AE IRIS ATR EX WDR DSS DC IRIS BLC FLC BRIGHTNESS LSC FLICKERLESS AGC AE RESET RETURN PRIVACY AREA NUMBER MASK POSITION MASK DEFINE PRIVACY RESET MASK PATTERN MASK SIZE RETURN EFFECT COLOR ADJUST 2DNR SHARPNESS 3DNR CONTRAST EFFECT RESET REVERSAL RETURN SYSTEM CAMERA ID FIRMWARE ID DISPLAY 485 TERM CAMERA NAME BA...

Page 12: ...on the cursor to point to the function you wish to operate MAIN menu Use UP DOWN selections SUB menu Use LEFT RIGHT selection 3 Change the status of the selected feature using the LEFT RIGHT selections When the LEFT or RIGHT selection is done available values and modes are displayed in order Please keep the selection until you get to the mode you wish to operate 4 When completed move the cursor in...

Page 13: ...our DVR or related HD devices first whether they support this mode or not In this mode cable connection distance is less than half of 1080P 30 mode 7 4 AUTO MENU SET 1 NORMAL Sets as initial factory default value 2 50HZ INDOOR For indoor use in 50HZ PAL environment In this mode i e 50HZ INDOOR MODE FLICKERLESS changes automatically into 50HZ mode from initial OFF mode 3 60HZ INDOOR For indoor use ...

Page 14: ...OTE True Day Night cameras with CDS ICR are to be set in this mode AUTO Automatically turns between Day and Night Mode according to AGC operation NOTE Day Night cameras without CDS ICR are to be set in this mode 2 D TO N LEVEL Sets the level of illumination in which COLOR mode is turned into B W mode This menu is not activated in case of IR MODE 3 N TO D LEVEL Sets the level of illumination in whi...

Page 15: ... is higly recommended 3 PUSH MODE This mode can be used within the color temperature range of 1 800 K 10 500 K NOTE In case of outdoor use PUSH mode is recommended 4 HOLD MODE This mode is used to fix AWB in a specific environment NOTE When there are drastic movements of some specific colored features such as red blue green or yellow cars on the express road and when environment is volatile so muc...

Page 16: ...there is a difference in frequency between the power system 50Hz and TV system 60Hz In this case flicker is occurred on the monitor In most countries other than Japan FLICKERLESS mode is not necessary NOTE When the power system 50Hz and the TV system 60Hz are different Flickerless on mode is recommended for indoor use Flickerless off mode is recommended for outdoor use 5 ATR EX WDR This mode funct...

Page 17: ...the lens NOTE This function will be provided soon in next version 8 AGC Auto Gain Control The higher the gain level is the brighter the screen becomes But the higher gain level causes more noise LOW Allows automatic gain control from 0 to 20dB MIDDLE Allows automatic gain control from 0 to 30dB HIGH Allows automatic gain control from 0 to 42dB 9 DSS Digital Slow Shutter This is an electronically a...

Page 18: ...ault 25 COLOR HUE Adjusts the COLOR HUE level in 00 50 Default 25 NOTE This function enables user to adjust the variation of Color Gain on the monitor when installing camera 2 SHARPNESS Adjusts the SHARPNESS level in 00 50 Default 25 3 CONTRAST Adjusts the CONTRAST level in 00 50 Default 25 4 REVERSAL Enables either normal image NORMAL mirrored Image MIR vertically reversed image VER vertically re...

Page 19: ... DISPLAY If you enter a title for this that will appear on the monitor 1 Please position the cursor on NAME DISPLAY by moving UP or DOWN direction 2 Then select ON by using the LEFT and RIGHT selection When you press the button to complete ON then CAMERA NAME will be displayed NOTE If OFF is selected the NAME DISPLAY does not appear on the monitor even if it has been input 3 Up to 10 letters are a...

Page 20: ...ts RETURN and presses OSD switch 5 FIRMWARE Shows firmware version of this camera unit 6 485 TERM RS485 Function ON OFF 7 BAUD RATE Selects baud rate for RS485 communication among 2400 4800 9600 Default 9600 8 SYSTEM RESET Resets all setting of SYSTEM menu CAMERA ID 485 TERM settings are not initialized 9 RETURN Returns to the MAIN MENU 7 11 INITIALIZE Resets the camera setting to the factory defa...

Page 21: ...trast feature of the monitor z If you have an interim device set the 75Ω Hi z properly The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot z Please check that you have properly connected the camera to an appropriate power source Color is not correct z Please check the setting of AWB menu The screen flickers continually z Please check that direction of camera turns toward the Su...

Page 22: ...gressive Scan Horizontal More than 1100 TVL S N Ratio More than 52dB Min Illumination 1 0 Lux with DSSX2 F1 2 30IRE AGC On Shutter Speed 1 30s Default Long Exposure Mode 1Sec Video Output 1920 x 1080P 60 50 30 25 59 94 29 97 1920x 1080i 60 50 59 94 1280x 720P 60 50 30 25 59 94 29 97 Mode Select Video Output Format 2 97G s 3G SDI Output SMPTE 424M AV Output 1V p p Composite 75 Ohms Digital Output S...

Page 23: ...Optional Power Consumption 440mA DC12V 5 3W Operating Temperature 10 C 50 C Storage Temperature 20 C 70 C Operating Humidity Under 90 Non condensing Measurement mm 66 W x 57 V x 126 5 L Weight Approx 700 g OSD Video Mode D N AWB AE Privacy Mask Flickerless Brightness Sharpness Mirror Flip DSS DNR etc ...

Reviews:

No comments