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WPS-550-BUL-A Installation Manual

The color of the picture is not correct
 

• Check White Balance and Color (Red / Blue) settings.

 

• Reset the camera to factory default settings

Screen flickers continuously
 

• Check the camera location to make sure it is not pointing  

 

 

  directly towards the sun or bright light source

 

• Check if the flickerless control is set correctly; proper settings    

 

  should reflect required refresh rates.

 

• Reset the camera to factory default settings

AGC settings are not available 
 

• DAY&NIGHT Mode is set to AUTO.  To enable AGC control  

 

 

  change DAY&NIGHT to EXT, Color or B/W

RS-485 communication failure
 

• Check whether the RS-485 polarity is connected correctly to  

 

  the RS-485 port.

 

• Check the Camera ID setting and make sure there is not  

 

  more than one device with the same ID on the RS485 network.

 

• Check the Protocol and Baud Rate for all devices are set  

 

  to the same configuration.  

 

•  Warning: 

Conflicting settings of the protocol and Baud Rate among devices 

connected to the RS485 network could result in abnormal operation of the 

camera. Ensure that the Protocol and Baud Rate for all devices are set to the 
same configuration.

OSD Menu appears randomly without prompt from user

Check the Pigtail - Verify that the pigtail is not pinched. 

• Secure RS485 Wiring - Verify that the RS485 wires are not touching or 

shorting on a metal box.

Condensation Appears on Camera Lens Cover

•  Check the color of the beads in the Silica pack under the lens cover.

  •  If the blue crystals have turned pink indicating that the pack has 

absorbed moisture, replace the pack with the spare provided with 

the camera.

Camera Power Cycles Intermittently

•  Check voltage at camera for proper voltage level.

•  Connect camera locally with a different power supply to test.

Summary of Contents for WPS-550-BUL-A-GR

Page 1: ...CAMERA BULLET INSTALLATION MANUAL Review manual thoroughly before installation Retain for future reference WPS 550 BUL A WH WPS 550 BUL A GR...

Page 2: ...Set Up 10 1 Operating The OSD Menu 10 2 OSD Menu Structure 10 3 OSD Menu Settings 14 3 1 Lens 14 3 2 Exposure 14 3 3 White Balance 15 3 4 Backlight 16 3 5 Day Night 17 3 6 DPC 18 3 7 Special 18 3 8 C...

Page 3: ...ra only operates under temperature conditions between 14 F 140 F 3 Do not mount the camera directly facing bright light sources Exposing the camera to strong light over long periods of time will damag...

Page 4: ...ion Digital noise reduction produces clear images in low light conditions Not only does it help to reduce image noise but it also minimizes objects from becoming blurred when in motion producing extre...

Page 5: ...and make connection to the head end quick and easy MOUNTS WPS MNT FLUSH BUL Use when the camera needs to be attached to a flush mount junction box POWER SUPPLIES Local Power Supplies PS 12DC 1A 12 Vo...

Page 6: ...als WPS BAL V COMBO Mini Passive Video Balun with Screw Terminals Combo Pack Contains 1 WPS BAL V PIGTAIL and 1 WPS BAL V MINI WPS BAL VP Passive Video and Power Balun with RJ45 WPS BAL VPA Passive Vi...

Page 7: ...sure to use the correct power supply and power wire for the length of run to the camera to ensure reliable operation Too small a power supply or wire will cause too much voltage drop which will cause...

Page 8: ...m into wall A 4 Position the Camera base over the marked holes from step 3 A 1 A 5 Secure the Camera with the provided screws B Mounting to a Single gang Junction Box We recommend the use of the WPS M...

Page 9: ...e OSD Joystick BNC Test Adapter connection B Connect the OSD Joystick BNC Test Adapter to the Camera C Connect the BNC on the adapter to a monitor or WPS CCTV TESTER video in D Connect a 12 V DC Power...

Page 10: ...DWDR RETURN ON OFF LEVEL RETURN 0 63 29 AUTO 1 60 1 50 FLK 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 5000 1 10000 1 100000 000 255 40 OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH Operating the OSD Menu To view the OSD the OSD Joysti...

Page 11: ...DELAY N D LEVEL N D DELAY RETURN BURST IR SMART IR LEVEL RETURN ON OFF ON OFF LOW HIGH 100 1 SEC 35 5 SEC BACKLIGHT BLC HLC OFF AREA SEL AREA STATE GAIN HEIGHT WIDTH LEFT RIGHT TOP BOTTOM RETURN LEVE...

Page 12: ...ONTRAST SHARPNESS ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF AREA SEL AREA STATE HEIGHT WIDTH LEFT RIGHT TOP BOTTOM DEGREE VIEW RETURN AREA SEL AREA STATE HEIGHT WIDTH LEFT RIGHT TOP BOTTOM COLOR RETURN ON OFF ON OFF ON OF...

Page 13: ...RSION RETURN FACTORY RETURN DISPLAY NEG IMAGE CAM ID ID DISPLAY BAUD RATE PROTOCOL ID POS RETURN ENGLISH RESET CRT LCD USER ON OFF 1 255 1 ON OFF 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 PELCO D PELCO P PED L...

Page 14: ...ironment with consistent lighting conditions EXPOSURE SHUTTER Setup Shutter setup allows for control of the electronic shutter speed Select a shutter speed to match the lighting condition of the envir...

Page 15: ...Dynamic Range SETUP DWDR improves the contrast between very dark and very bright areas in a scene and producing a more balanced image Adjust the level from 1 to 63 based on the environment Choose OFF...

Page 16: ...RED to a user preferred white balance image BACKLIGHT BLC Back light compensation Setting This function corrects the exposure of subjects or objects in front of a bright light source Choose ON to acti...

Page 17: ...allation application AUTO The camera uses the lens to determine color or B W When in AUTO mode the camera automatically switches to B W when lighting levels are low and back to color when they increas...

Page 18: ...W Setting BURST ON The B W image is actually a grey image and contains the color signal OFF This is a true B W image containing no color signal IR SMART When an image is too close to the camera IR Sma...

Page 19: ...angles This allows for monitoring motion more efficiently Set MOTION DET to ON to enter into the Motion subdirectory for settings Select zones 1 4 under AREA SEL to adjust the settings of the area zon...

Page 20: ...16 different colors for each privacy zone Change the color by selecting a value from 0 to 15 PARK LINE Setting The PARK LINE function may be useful if the camera is used in a mobile application The p...

Page 21: ...ITLE color Change colors by selecting a value from 0 to 15 steps CONTRAST When increasing the contrast value dark colors become darker and light colors become lighter The value ranges from 0 to 255 SH...

Page 22: ...surveillance system confirm that no other device is using the same ID If two or more devices share the same ID number the PTZ controller or DVR will not be able to control or configure any of the devi...

Page 23: ...gs results in poor picture quality it is recommended to restore the camera to factory default settings All configurations with the exception of the COMM SETTINGS can be reset back to factory default s...

Page 24: ...24 WPS 550 BUL A Installation Manual SYSTEM DIAGRAM RS485 Cable ID 2 ID 0 ID 1 DVR PTZ Controller ID 3 ID 4 ID 255...

Page 25: ...the monitor and camera brightness setting Check the camera exposure and shutter settings Check the lens If necessary clean with a soft clean cloth Check if the camera is facing towards a bright light...

Page 26: ...h the same ID on the RS485 network Check the Protocol and Baud Rate for all devices are set to the same configuration Warning Conflicting settings of the protocol and Baud Rate among devices connected...

Page 27: ...IR Yes True Day Night Yes Technology OSD Yes WDR D WDR DNR 2D DNR Minimum Illumination 0 01 Lux color 0 Lux IR on Sense Up Yes Highlight Compensation Yes Auto Gain Control Yes Back Light Compensation...

Page 28: ...28 WPS 550 BUL A Installation Manual DIMENSIONS 3 24in 3 73in 8 39in 9 07in 3 06in 1in 0 6in...

Page 29: ...aterial or workmanship under normal conditions of use This warranty shall not apply to products which have been abused modified disassembled or improperly installed Products to be repaired under this...

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