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Specifications

36_ specifications

HCD-6010

Privacy Masking

Off / On (8 zones rectangle)

Gain Control

Off / Low / Middle / High / Very High

white balance

ATW / Outdoor / Indoor(4,500K° ~ 8,500K°) / Manual / AWC (1,800K° ~ 10,500K°)

Electronic Shutter Speed

1 sec ~ 1/12,000 sec

Reverse

Off / H-Rev / V-Rev / HV-Rev

Profile

Basic, Day & Night, Backlight, ITS, Indoor, User

Remote control interface

Coaxial

Protocol

AHD : ACP (AHD Coax Protocol), CVBS : Pelco-C (Coaxitron)

CCP (CVI Coax Protocol), TCP (TVI Coax Protocol)

Video Transmission Distance

500m(5C2V)

Environmental

Operating Temperature /

Humidity

-10°C ~ +55°C (+14°F ~ +131°F) / Less than 90% RH

Electrical

Input Voltage

12VDC±10%

Power Consumption

3.6W

Mechanical
Color / Material

Ivory / Plastic

Dimension (HxØ)

Ø110 x 86mm

Weight

221g

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The specification for this product may change without prior notice for product improvement.

Summary of Contents for HCD-6010

Page 1: ...High Resolution Dome Camera User Manual HCD 6010 ...

Page 2: ...ved Undernocircumstances thisdocumentshallbereproduced distributedorchanged partiallyorwholly withoutformalauthorization Disclaimer Hanwha Techwin makesthebesttoverifytheintegrityandcorrectnessofthecontentsinthisdocument butno formal guaranteeshallbeprovided Useofthisdocumentandthesubsequentresultsshallbeentirelyontheuser sownresponsi bility Hanwha Techwin reservestherighttochangethecontentsofthis...

Page 3: ...orrect input power voltage To help you understand this manual thoroughly we ll introduce our model description HCD 6010 SERIES NTSC MODEL PAL MODEL HCD 6010 XXN HCD 6010 XXP MODEL DESCRIPTION HCD 6010 XXX _ SIGNAL SYSTEM N NTSC MODEL P PAL MODEL SIGNAL SYSTEM ...

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: ... being walked on or 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...

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: ... 13 13 Before Installation 14 Installation 16 Adjusting the monitoring direction for the camera connection 17 17 Connecting to Monitor 18 Connecting to Power 19 Using Coaxial Communications camera operation 21 21 Menu Configuration 21 Menu Setup troubleshooting 34 34 Troubleshooting specifications 35 35 Specifications 37 Dimension ...

Page 10: ...ance 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 decreasing it in bright areas a corrected image with clear details results y y...

Page 11: ...English_11 introduction Components and Accessories Check if the following items are included in the product package Camera QuickManual Screws Template ...

Page 12: ... menu on the screen and move the cursor to four directions to confirm status or after changing a selected item Switching between AHD and CVBS modes Press the SET button for more than 5 seconds Pan Base Control panning angle of camera Power Input Connector Video Output Jack Video signals are output through this port Connect this port to theVideo IN port of a AHD DVR ...

Page 13: ...alcohol solvent and or surfactant since they can cause product damage or deformation y y Install the camera in a cool area with no direct sunlight y y If you forcibly install the product the camera may be damaged due to misoperation If you forcibly assemble the product using an incompatible tool the product may be damaged y y Do not install the product in an area where chemical substances or oil v...

Page 14: ...Installation 14_Installation Installation Disassembling 1 Use one hand to hold the camera s bottom part and turn the cover counterclockwise with another hand to separate it ...

Page 15: ...d screws to fi x the camera to the 2 punched holes y y Set the FRONT mark imprinted on the camera to face the direction of camera monitoring 3 Adjust the lens in a desired direction by referring to the Adjusting the monitoring direction for the camera section 4 Join the dome cover to the camera body M M Pay attention to the direction for assembly 케이블 구멍 ...

Page 16: ...s called Tilt and turning the lens on its axis is called Rotation The effective range of pan is a total of 350 degrees The effective range of rotation is a total of 355 degrees The effective range of tilt is a total of 67 degrees Methods of adjustment 1 After installing the camera adjust the panning angle in consideration of the monitoring direction 2 Set the horizontal angle so that the image is ...

Page 17: ...HD DVR DVR Monitor y y As the connecting method varies with the instruments refer to the manual supplied with the instrument y y Only connect the cable when the power is turned off M M This product supports 4 video output formats of AHD CVBS TVI and CVI The default is AHD Select the video output appropriate for your DVR ...

Page 18: ...030 0 018 VoltageDrop V m 0 028 0 018 0 011 0 006 y y As shown in the table above voltage decreases as the wire gets longer Therefore use of an excessively long adaptor output line for connection to the camera may affect the performance of the camera Standard voltage for camera operation DC 12V 10 There may be some deviation in voltage drop depending on the type of wire and the manufacturer M M Be...

Page 19: ...English_19 connection Using Coaxial Communications y y Coaxial Communications System y y OSD Control method CAMERA DVR SET MENU ENTER UP UPKEY DOWN DOWNKEY LEFT LEFTKEY RIGHT RIGHTKEY BNC HCD 6010 ...

Page 20: ... and not copper coated steel as this will cause issues with the communication over the coaxial cable To ensure picture quality only single channel video output connector can be used while camera connected to other video equipments Video Cable The camera s video output port is connected to the DVR with a BNC coaxial cable shown below ...

Page 21: ...BAL ATW INDOOR OUTDOOR MANUAL AWC SET EXPOSURE BRIGHTNESS LENS SHUTTER AGC SSNR4 SSDR RETURN BACKLIGHT OFF USERBLC HLC WDR SPECIAL DISPLAY COAX IMAGEADJ DAY NIGHT DEFOG PRIVACY MOTION RETURN EXIT SAVE NOTSAVE RESET Menu Setup For function setting you can use the function setting switch inside the dome cover camera operation FunctionSetupswitch ...

Page 22: ...e to function settings 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 to CVBS...

Page 23: ...ly to help 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 s...

Page 24: ...ent y 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 un...

Page 25: ... the more the residual images of objects there are If the min shutter value is large it can cause noise spots and white areas but still operate normally If you do not use the AGC mode on the exposure menu it cannot be set above 1 60sec Depending on the setting range of the minimal maximal shutter the screen exposure can become saturated y y AGC OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH VERY HIGH The higher the gain lev...

Page 26: ... the camera purpose y y USERBLC Enablesausertoselectadesiredareaona pictureandviewthatareamoreclearly LEVEL Adjusts the brightness level of a monitoring area TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Adjust the area to be enhanced RETURN Return to the MAIN SETUP menu y y HLC HighLightCompensation This function masks the strong light to minimize white out due to over exposure and preserve much of the on screen details...

Page 27: ...mited 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 HLC is only activated when a bright light exceeding a specifi c size In NIGHT ONLY mode The HLC is not a...

Page 28: ...ursor to POS 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 ...

Page 29: ...e setting is the higher the PED level gets COLOR GAIN The setting range is 1 100 The smaller the setting value is the smaller the color gain gets and the more color blind it gets H REV Flip an image horizontally V REV Flip an image vertically SHARPNESS Select a mode to adjust the thickness of an image s sharpness Increase or decrease the level of each mode to adjust the level of sharpness y y OFF ...

Page 30: ...gnal y y DURATION This function is used to select the brightness of light where switching occurs y y DWELL TIME You can select day night switching delay time from 3s 5s 7s 10s 15s 20s 30s 40s 60s M M If you set the AGC mode to off on the exposure menu you cannot switch the day night mode to auto When a bright light source is in the screen or there are frequent brightness changes if you use the aut...

Page 31: ... it to Manual If there is little fog and the manual fog level is high the screen contrast can get high y y PRIVACY Maskanareayouwanttohideonthescreen If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed use the Function Setup switch so that the arrow indicates PRIVACY Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch AREA You can select up to 8 PRIVACY areas MODE Determines whether to use the area selected...

Page 32: ...F If you wants to see mosaic image please turn it on TRANSPARENCY Adds or removes transparency from the masking area TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Area location can be adjusted RETURN Return to the MOTION DET menu y y ALARM OUT When object movement is detected the detection signal will be outputted OSD Display signals on the screen RETURN Return to the MOTION DET menu y y SENSITIVITY Set the sensitivity o...

Page 33: ... camera purpose y y SAVE SavethecurrentsettingsandexittheMAINSETUPmenu y y NOTSAVE DonotsavethecurrentsettingsandexittheMAINSETUPmenu y y RESET Revert camera to factory settings The language settings will remain the same M M To turn off the power after setting the camera menu the OSD menu must disappear first ...

Page 34: ...ean your lens with soft clean cloth y y Set the monitor 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 tha...

Page 35: ...50 0 67 0 355 Lens Type Focal Length Zoom Ratio 2 8mm fixed Max Aperture Ratio F1 6 Angular Field of View H 113 7 V 61 5 D 134 5 Min Object Distance 0 5m 1 64ft Focus Control Manual Lens Type Fixed Mount Type Board in type Operational On Screen Display Multi language Support 16 English Japanese Spanish French Portuguese Korean German Italian Russian Polish Czech Romanian Serbian Swedish Danish Tur...

Page 36: ...cklight ITS Indoor User Remote control interface Coaxial Protocol AHD ACP AHD Coax Protocol CVBS Pelco C Coaxitron CCP CVI Coax Protocol TCP TVI Coax Protocol VideoTransmission Distance 500m 5C2V Environmental Operating Temperature Humidity 10 C 55 C 14 F 131 F Less than 90 RH Electrical Input Voltage 12VDC 10 Power Consumption 3 6W Mechanical Color Material Ivory Plastic Dimension HxØ Ø110 x 86mm...

Page 37: ...English_37 specifications Dimension Unit mm inch ...

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