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High Resolution Box Camera

User Manual

HCB-6000
HCB-6000PH

Summary of Contents for HCB-6000 HCB-6000PH

Page 1: ...High Resolution Box Camera User Manual HCB 6000 HCB 6000PH ...

Page 2: ...ircumstances this document shall be reproduced distributed or changed partially or wholly without formal authorization Disclaimer Hanwha Techwin makes the best to verify the integrity and correctness of the contents in this document but no formal guarantee shall be provided Use of this document and the subsequent results shall be entirely on the user s own responsibility Hanwha Techwin reserves th...

Page 3: ... To help you understand this manual thoroughly we ll introduce our model description HCB 6000 SERIES NTSC MODEL PAL MODEL HCB 6000N HCB 6000P HCB 6000PH MODEL DESCRIPTION HCB 6000XX _ _ SIGNAL SYSTEM N NTSC MODEL P PAL MODEL POWER SOURCE NTSC MODEL H AC 230V SIGNAL SYSTEM POWER SOURCE ...

Page 4: ...zard do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture To prevent injury this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor wall in accordance with the installation instructions WARNING 1 Be sure to use only the standard adapter that is specified in the specification sheet Using any other adapter could cause fire electrical shock or damage to the product 2 Incorrectly connecting the power supply...

Page 5: ...ock CAUTION 1 Do not drop objects on the product or apply strong shock to it Keep away from a location subject to excessive vibrationor magnetic interference 2 Do not install in a location subject to high temperature over 55 C low temperature below 10 C or high humidity Doing so may cause fire or electric shock 3 If you want to relocate the already installed product be sure to turn off the power a...

Page 6: ... be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life Where marked the chemical symbols Hg Cd or Pb indicate that the battery contains mercury cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006 66 If batteries are not properly disposed of these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment To protect natural resources and to promote material reuse ...

Page 7: ...pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus 13 Unplug this apparatus when a card is used Use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from t...

Page 8: ...e product in a manner that has not been recommended the production functions performance may not be guaranteed Install the product by referring to Installation connection in the user manual 20 Installing or using the product in water can cause serious damage to the product Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on th...

Page 9: ...12 Overview 15 Lens connection 18 18 Connecting to Monitor 18 Connecting to Power 19 Control via RS 485 Interface 20 Using Coaxial Communications camera operation 21 21 Menu Configuration 21 Menu Setup troubleshooting 35 35 Troubleshooting specifications 36 36 Specifications 38 Dimension ...

Page 10: ...rovide optimum colors and B W mode operates in night time conditions to enhance the definition of the image y y PROFILE You can set a mode according to the camera installation conditions BASIC DAYNIGHT BACKLIGHT ITS INDOOR USER y y WDR By adopting a proprietary high performance DSP chip the camera delivers clear high quality pictures even in backlight by increasing exposure in dark areas while dec...

Page 11: ...SD The camera s OSD is complimented by 16 languages English Japanese Spanish French Portuguese Korean German Italian Russian Polish Czech Romanian Serbian Swedish Danish Turkish Components and Accessories Check if the following items are included in the product package Camera Quick Manual Sheets lens mount ...

Page 12: ... 1 4 20 UNC 20 THREAD L 4 5mm 0 2mm ISO standard or 0 178 ASA standard 2 Lens adaptor IInstall this if you use the lens 3 Auto Iris Lens Connector Used to connect Auto Iris Lens plug M M Auto shutter adaptor c mount adaptor and supporting board are not provided with the camera Please check the installed documentation of tripod for the installation of cameras 2 3 1 ...

Page 13: ...English_13 introduction Rear View POWER VIDEO HCB 6000 HCB 6000PH POWER VIDEO ...

Page 14: ...nalandconnectsto theVideo IN port of a AHD DVR 4 Power input terminal Connect the designated power supplies HCB 6000PH High Voltage Type 5 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 6 D N Input Port You can switch to Day Night Mode by connecting an external signal to this port 7MD Ou...

Page 15: ...pe Auto Iris lens is used Keep the lens surface clean if it becomes contaminated with dirt or fingerprints the picture qualitysuffers When Using Auto Iris Lens 1 Remove the protective glass cover from the front of the camera and fasten the auto iris lens by turning it clockwise 2 After combining the lens adjust the focus 3 Ifyoucannotfocus insertonetothreesheets providedasaccessories betweenthecam...

Page 16: ...product and turn the CS Mount Lens clockwise to install it M M Use the lens connector shown in the following figure If the dimensions of the connector are not correct it may damage the camera or the lens may not be installed firmly If the lens is too heavy the camera becomes unbalanced and there may be problems Use a lens that weighs less than 450g When adjusting the Automatic Level Control ALC of...

Page 17: ...ter clockwise to install it 2 Turn the C Mount lens clockwise to install it 3 After combining the lens adjust the focus 4 Ifyoucannotfocus insertonetothreesheets providedasaccessories betweenthecameraand thelens andthenreassembleandfocus INTRODUCTION C Mount Adapter C Mount Adapter C Mount Adapter C Mount Adapter C Mount Adapter C Mount Adapter ...

Page 18: ...utput formats of AHD CVBS TVI and CVI The default is AHD Select the video output appropriate for your DVR Connecting to Power You can connect power as shown in the following figure not use POWE R VIDEO REC HDD ALARM NETWORK BACKUP POWER HCB 6000 AHD DVR Monitor y y For AC DC power Since the power specification supports both AC and DC connect AC 24V 500mA Adaptor or DC 12V 500mA Adaptor y y HighVol...

Page 19: ...trol via RS 485 Interface The camera can be controlled by using external controllers like a Remote controller RS 485 Communication 1 To control by PC Connect the RS 485 control port of the camera and the serial cable through an RS 485 converter Example PCSerialPort SerialCable RS 485Converter CameraRS 485ControlPort 2 To control using a DVR or System Controller Connect the RS 485 cable TRX TRX to ...

Page 20: ...communication over the coaxial cable Using Coaxial Communications y y Coaxial Communications System y y OSD Control method CAMERA DVR CONTROLLER SET MENU ENTER OSDKEY UP UPKEY JOYSTICKUP DOWN DOWNKEY JOYSTICKDOWN LEFT LEFTKEY JOYSTICKLEFT RIGHT RIGHTKEY JOYSTICKRIGHT Video Cable The camera s video output port is connected to the monitor with a BNC coaxial cable shown below REC HDD ALARM NETWORK BA...

Page 21: ...HITE BAL ATW INDOOR OUTDOOR MANUAL AWC SET EXPOSURE BRIGHTNESS LENS SHUTTER AGC SSNR4 SSDR RETURN BACKLIGHT OFF USERBLC HLC WDR SPECIAL DISPLAY COMMADJ IMAGEADJ DAY NIGHT DEFOG PRIVACY MOTION RETURN EXIT SAVE NOTSAVE RESET Menu Setup Use the Function Setup switch within the camera camera operation POWER VIDEO FunctionSetupswitch HCB 6000 ...

Page 22: ...gs VIDEO FORMAT 1 When the SETUP menu screen is displayed select VIDEO FORMAT by using the Function Setup switch so that the arrow indicates VIDEO FORMAT 2 Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch y y The video output can be selected from AHD CVBS CVI TVI M M By pressing the function setting button for more than 5 seconds you can change the setting from AHD TVI and CVI to CVBS From CV...

Page 23: ...elp you take a picture in a regular indoor lighting condition y y USER Automatically configures the camera to your custom settings 1 Select Custom for Simple Setup mode 2 Configure the menu options to your custom settings 3 The settings are automatically saved as Custom mode 4 Profile user mode don t initialize when menu resets 3 In the PROFILE menu you can confi gure the following camera settings...

Page 24: ...y MANUAL Selectthistofine tuneWhite Balancemanually SetWhite BalancefirstbyusingtheATW orAWCmode Afterthatbutton toMANUALmode fine tunethe WhiteBalanceandtheFunction Setupswitch y y AWC SET Tofindtheoptimalluminancelevelforthecurrentenvironment pointthe cameratowardsasheetofwhitepaperandpresstheFunctionSetupswitch Ifthe environmentchanges readjustit M M White Balance may not work properly under th...

Page 25: ... move but is fixed to the maximal degree in this mode M M Some lenses may not work properly depending on the setting of the BRIGHTNESS LEVEL y y SHUTTER Youcanselecttheshutter MIN 1 1 12000 MAX 1 60 1 12000 NTSC 1 50 1 12000 PAL A FLK Select this when you experience picture flicker this happen when there is a clash with the installed lighting frequency M M The greater the shutter value the brighte...

Page 26: ...se the Function Setup switch to change the SSDR level in the sub menu according to the contrast between bright and dark areas OFF Turn off SSDR function BACKLIGHT The camera uses high performance DSP chips that are designed to clearly display the object and the background despite severe reverse light 1 When the SETUP menu screen is displayed select BACKLIGHT by using the Function Setup switch so t...

Page 27: ...urn to the MAIN SETUP menu M M If the white balance menu is set to manual then HLC performance can be limited If you use the defog and HLC functions at the same time saturation can occur in a bright environment Because there can be a difference in the effectiveness of HLC according to the amount of light area in the screen optimize the installation angle for the best HLC performance When dark the ...

Page 28: ...S and press the Function Setup switch The entered title appears on the screen Select the position to display the title on the screen by using the Function Setup switch and press the Function Setup switch When the position is determined select END and press the Function Setup switch to return to the DISPLAY menu M M When the CAMTITLE menu is OFF no title will be displayed on the monitor screen even...

Page 29: ...en 0 and 255 DISP ID Determines whether camera ID is displayed or not BAUD RATE You can select 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps UART MODE You can select NONE EVEN or ODD for the parity bits RET PKT Determines whether to send a command back to the controller device when a communication control command is sent to the camera COAX You can select whether to use COAX communication RETURN Return to the SPE...

Page 30: ...d the text on the screen does not flip If you increase the SHARPNESS level too high the picture may become distorted or noise may appear y y DAY NIGHT You can display pictures in color or in black and white If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed use the Function Setup switch so that the arrow indicates DAY NIGHT Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch according to the picture displa...

Page 31: ...ode M M If the lens mounted in the camera is different from the one set in LENS of the EXPOSURE menu then the night day mode may not operate normally y y DEFOG You can use the defog mode to allow the camera to automatically detect the fog density of the screen and display a clear image despite smog fog or general poor visibility If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed use the Function Setup switch...

Page 32: ...itoringcanbeachieved If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed use the Function Setup switch so that the arrow indicates MOTION Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch y y DET AREA Set the areas of motion detection SEL AREA Select from four areas that users want MODE Determine whether to use the selected area MASK Under Motion Detection If you don t want to see mosaic image on the scre...

Page 33: ...urring randomly such as scene switching or sudden light changes If an object fixed in the same location keeps moving Moving away from the camera or approaching the camera Little location change on the screen If a moving object approaches the camera If random objects obstruct the view of each other If more than one objects merge or one object divides into multiple objects If an object moves too fas...

Page 34: ...Function Setup switch depending on the camera purpose y y SAVE SavethecurrentsettingsandexittheMAINSETUPmenu y y NOTSAVE DonotsavethecurrentsettingsandexittheMAINSETUPmenu y y RESET Revert camera to factory settings The language communication and lens settings will remain the same ...

Page 35: ...tor or DVR to the proper condition y y If the camera is exposed to very strong light change the camera position The image on the screen is dark y y Adjust the contrast feature of the monitor or DVR y y If you have an intermediate device set the 75Ω Hi z properly The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot y y Check that you have properly connected the camera to an appro...

Page 36: ...panish French Portuguese Korean German Italian Russian Polish Czech Romanian Serbian Swedish Danish Turkish Camera Title Off On Displayed 15 characters Day Night Auto ICR External Color B W Backlight Compensation Off User BLC HLC WDR Wide Dynamic Range 120dB Digital Noise Reduction SSNR4 Off On Defog AUTO MANUAL OFF Digital Image Stabilization Not support Motion Detection Off On 4 zones Privacy Ma...

Page 37: ...smission Distance 500m 5C2V Coaxial Cable Environmental OperatingTemperature Humidity 10 C 55 C 14 F 131 F Less than 90 RH Electrical InputVoltage Current Dual 24VAC 10 12VDC 10 230VAC 10 Power Consumption Max 3 5W Max 4 5W Mechanical Color Material Ivory Plastic Dimension WxHxD 59 6 68 4 92 7mm 2 35 2 69 3 65 59 6 68 4 116 6mm 2 35 2 69 4 59 Weight 186g 0 41 lb 398g 0 88 lb The specification for ...

Page 38: ...38_ specifications Dimension Unit mm HCB 6000 ...

Page 39: ...English_39 specifications Unit mm HCB 6000PH ...

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