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XSD27ZIR 

 

 

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SYSTEM MENU

 

 

SYSTEM MENU OPTIONS 

<Main Menu> 

 <System >

 

Site Info 
Display Setup 
Bootup Screen 
Password 
Set Default 
System Reboot  
Back 

 

SYSTEM INFO includes following settings. 

 

 

<Site Info> 

Dome ID, name, broadcast address. 

 

<Display Setup> 

Screen display 

 

<Bootup Screen> 

Display boot-up information 

 

<Password> 

Change password 

 

<Set Default> 

Restore factory default settings 

 

<Reboot System> 

Reboot dome system 
 

SITE INFO 

<Main Menu> 

 <System > 

 <Site Info> 

Site ID: 007 
Name: Is Bond 
Broadcast Add: 255 
Back 

 

 

<Site ID> 

Shows the current dome’s ID. Each dome has its unique 
ID. ID ranges from 001 to 254. NOTE: <Site ID> can be 
set by menu only when DIP switch is set to 
‘programmable ID’. 

Move the cursor to <Site ID> and then move the 
joystick right to enter dome ID setting, sub-menu as 
follow. 

Site S/N :8888899999 
Input S/N:0000000000 
Back 

Move the cursor to <Input S/N> then move the joystick 
right, input the serial number according to the <Site 
S/N>, and then move the joystick left to exit setting. Go 
to <Back>, and move joystick right to exit. Finally, 

move joystick up or down to select desired ID number. 
Move the joystick left to save the settings.      

                                                              

 

<Name> 

<Name> refers to the title of the dome. Assign a  dome 
name to remember which dome it is.                   

 

<Broadcast Add> 

Used to set the broadcast ID number.  The ID functions 
the same as dome’s site ID, default setting is 255.  The 
dome responds to commands sent to either ID. Refer to 
<Changing Values> to learn how to set the broadcast 
address) 

Select BACK to return to upper menu. 

 

DISPLAY SETUP 

<Main Menu> 

 <System > 

 <Display 

Setup>

 

Site Name: On 
Preset Title: On 
Cruise Title: On 
Pattern Name: On 
Orientation: On 
Zone Name: On 
Cross Curser: On/Off 
Back 

The on screen display can be customized using this 
menu.  

 

<Site Name>    

Choose to display the site name 

 

<Preset Title> 

Choose to display cruise title when the dome is in 
cruise mode 

 

<Cruise Title>  

Choose to display preset title when calling preset 

 

<Pattern Name> 

Choose to display pattern title when the dome is 

replaying pattern sequences 

 

<Orientation> 

Choose to display the current lens pointing 

direction 

 

<Zone Name> 

Choose to display the current zone title 

 

Select BACK to return to upper menu. 

 

Summary of Contents for XSD27ZIR

Page 1: ...L IR Speed Dome Camera with 27x Optical Zoom 50 Metres IR Night Vision Power Supply USER MANUAL P l e a s e r e a d t h i s m a n u a l b e f o r e y o u i n s t a l l o r s t a r t u s i n g t h e X S D 2 7 Z I R S p e e d D o m e ...

Page 2: ...lt 17 System Reboot 17 LENS PARAMETERS 18 Joystick AF AI 18 AF Resume Time 18 AI Resume Time 18 Day Night 18 CAMERA PARAMETERS 19 White Balance 19 BLC Mode 19 PAN TILT PARAMETERS 20 Auto Stop Time 20 Speed Amplify 20 Proportional P T 20 Set North 20 AUTO RUNNING 21 Preset 21 Tour 21 Cruise 22 Pattern 22 Zone 23 Park Time 23 Park Action 23 APPENDIX I DIP SWITCH SETTING 24 Dip Switch Position 24 Pro...

Page 3: ...uit user OSD Menu for Programmable Functions Variable Cruise Speed 0 1 150 sec Variable Pan Tilt Speed Vertical Tilt Unobstructed 0 to 90 Auto Running Memory Against Power Outage Features Auto Running for when the system is idle On Screen display for compass and tilt angle System and environment temperature fan status Designed for external wall mounting as supplied Pole Mount Pendant Ceiling Mount...

Page 4: ...d areas licensed personnel is required Always take safety codes into consideration during installation Use reliable tools only poor quality tools may cause damage to both human and property Check the strength of all item onsite that are related to installation in advance It is recommended that the stand of dome be 8 times stronger than the weight of the dome and its accessories Keep all the origin...

Page 5: ...ABLING 8 Video Coaxial Cable 9 75Ω impedance 10 Solid copper wire 11 95 braided copper shield Check the max transmission distance referring to the chart below Cable Type Distance RG 59 U 750ft 229m RG 6 U 1 000ft 305m RG 16 U 1 5000ft 457m 12 RS485 Cable 13 0 56mm 24AWG twisted pair wire DIP SWITCH SETTING See Appendix I 14 Protocol and Baud rate 15 Dome address 16 Video cable type 17 Resistor jum...

Page 6: ...XSD27ZIR 6 MOUNT TYPE W A L L M O U N T supplied P O L E M O U N T optional accessory C O R N E R M O U N T optional accessory P E N D A N T M O U N T optional accessory ...

Page 7: ... top of the housing Align the dome casing to the bracket and fix with 2 M5 screws as shown NOTE Apply water proof tape to the thread when mounting externally 4 Set dome ID baud rate and protocol Set dome ID bard rate and protocol by configuring DIP switches see APPENDIX I NOTE Remove the packing sponges 5 Connect cables Plug cables into corresponding sockets on circuit board Reinstall the circuit ...

Page 8: ...ark the fastener positions Use the corner mount base as the template to mark the mounting positions on wall 2 Install base Feed the Power RS485 Video cables through the hole of corner mount base and use M8 nuts to fasten corner base on the mounting surface NOTE Put cables through the wall of aside the corner base 3 Install bracket Put cables through the cavity of bracket and fasten bracket on base...

Page 9: ...board and turn on the power Turn off the power after checking NOTE Names of the interfaces are marked on the terminal block or PCB Connect cables as shown in the diagram Make sure power is off before connecting 7 Install black liner and Pan Tilt Module 8 Install down cover Unscrew the two M4 screw on down cover ring Push up the down cover into the housing and then fasten down cover with two M4 scr...

Page 10: ... Align the fast connector to bracket and fix with 2 M5 screws NOTE Apply water proof tape to the thread for external mounting 4 Set dome ID baud rate and protocol Set dome ID bard rate and protocol by configuring DIP switches see APPENDIX I NOTE Remove the packing sponges 5 Connect cables Plug cables into corresponding sockets on circuit board Reinstall the circuit board and turn on the power Turn...

Page 11: ...e of the bracket base and then fix it on ceiling NOTE Put silica gel along the top of bracket base for external mounting 3 Install suspender Feed the cabling through the cavity of suspender and then turn the threaded pipe head into the bracket base and fasten the connection with a M5 screw NOTE Apply waterproof tape to the thread and put silica gel to the suspender for external mounting 4 Install ...

Page 12: ...board and turn on the power Turn off the power after checking NOTE Names of the interfaces are marked on terminal block or PCB Connect cables as picture shows Make sure power is off before connecting 7 Install black liner and Pan Tilt Module 8 Install down cover Unscrew the two M4 screws on down cover ring Push up the down cover into the housing and then fasten down cover with two M4 screws NOTE A...

Page 13: ...XSD27ZIR 13 SYSTEM CONNECTION ...

Page 14: ...sts about 40 seconds This screen display disappears once the dome receives any effective command Protocol Ernitec Baud Rate 4800BPS Camera ID 001 Camera S N 8888888888 Model Version 8 01 Outer Temp 022C 071F System Tem 027C 080F Booting Up Protocol Dome control protocol Baud Rate Dome control baud rate Camera ID The dome ID address set by dip switch or keyboard See APPENDX I Camera S N Camera seri...

Page 15: ...etting and exit Note To increase the value changing speed hold the joystick up or down for more than 10 seconds For example In order to change BLC LEVEL please follow these steps 1 Call preset 95 or call preset 1 twice within 5 seconds to access the Main Menu System Lens Camera Pan Tilt Auto Running Exit 2 Move the joystick down to point the cursor to Camera move the joystick right to select it Se...

Page 16: ...ting Go to Back and move joystick right to exit Finally move joystick up or down to select desired ID number Move the joystick left to save the settings Name Name refers to the title of the dome Assign a dome name to remember which dome it is Broadcast Add Used to set the broadcast ID number The ID functions the same as dome s site ID default setting is 255 The dome responds to commands sent to ei...

Page 17: ... get to this menu If the password is not the same as entered the first time it remains unchanged PSWD Protection Password protection can be switched on and off When it is On user need to enter password to access main menu or save preset through the keyboard NOTE The dome s default password is 123456 Contact the supplier for the master password if the password is forgotten after changing it Select ...

Page 18: ...nter of image Near and far targets in the same picture cannot be both clear Target is a strong light object Such as spotlight etc Target is behind the glass with water drop or dust Target moves too fast Large area target such as wall Target is too dark or vague Joystick AF AI is set None or Joystick AF AI is set Iris and Auto Focus is set to off AI RESUME TIME Main Menu Lens AI Resume Time Light g...

Page 19: ...Adjust BLUE color depth BLC MODE Main Menu Camera BLC Mode R Gain 000 255 Adjusts RED color depth B Gain 000 255 Adjusts BLUE color depth If the backlight is bright the objects in the center of the picture may appear dark The dome can auto adjust the brightness of the whole image according to the brightness of center point Thus backlight compensation can increase the brightness of the objects in t...

Page 20: ...Amplify Some protocols controlling speed is much lower set Speed Amplify to accelerate the speed dome s movement Options are as below Off Disable this function default setting 01 32 x Times greater than the original speed PROPORTIONAL P T Main Menu Pan Tilt Proportional P T The dome moves at a speed of certain degree per second Objects on screen move much faster in wide scope than in tele scope Ev...

Page 21: ... Operating Instructions Setting Select this item to set the preset position and zoom The following menu will pop up when Set Current is selected Call Preset 1 To Confirm Move the camera to the desired position and zoom to a suitable level call preset 1 to save the current preset Remove Current Select this to delete the preset with the number and title displayed above Back Select to go back to the ...

Page 22: ... Running Cruise Cruise Number 001 Left Position Right Position Default Speed 001 Run Back The dome camera can pan from one left point to right point and then pan back NOTE Camera pans only NOTE If the speed dome has been zoomed in and Cruise is selected the camera will keep that zoom throughout the camera s movement The speed dome has a maximum of 4 cruise lines Cruise Number Displays the current ...

Page 23: ...reset 1 To Confirm Move to the desired point and call preset 1 to confirm Pan Speed Select to set the pan speed camera movement speed Values can range from 001 to 255 the greater number represents the higher speed Move the joystick right to select then up or down to change value Run Select to start scanning the current zone set Back Select to go back to the upper level menu PARK TIME Main Menu Aut...

Page 24: ...ing the dome after changing the dipswitch setting The new setting works only after reboot finishes LEDs The flashing Green light means the control commands have reached the dome The Red light is on when effective command is received This Speed Dome supports multi protocol The settings are shown in the chart opposite Switch Number Protocol 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ERNITEC YAAN ON ALEC ON PELCO_PD ON ON PELC...

Page 25: ...ts of SW2 to ON to activate soft address Input 10 bit camera SN number and then set dome ID by controller The dome SN number can be found on the side of the camera or on the package and user manual 3 Broadcast ID The Broadcast ID is programmable When the broadcast ID is available all domes connected to the control bus will react to the command The default broadcast ID is 255 4 SW2 ID SW2 is for Do...

Page 26: ... ON ON ON Soft Add ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ID B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 52 ON ON ON 53 ON ON ON ON 54 ON ON ON ON 55 ON ON ON ON ON 56 ON ON ON 57 ON ON ON ON 58 ON ON ON ON 59 ON ON ON ON ON 60 ON ON ON ON 61 ON ON ON ON ON 62 ON ON ON ON ON 63 ON ON ON ON ON ON 64 ON 65 ON ON 66 ON ON 67 ON ON ON 68 ON ON 69 ON ON ON 70 ON ON ON 71 ON ON ON ON 72 ON ON 73 ON ON ON 74 ON ON ON 75 ON ON ON ON 76 ON ...

Page 27: ... 152 ON ON ON 153 ON ON ON ON 154 ON ON ON ON Soft Add ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ID B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 155 ON ON ON ON ON 156 ON ON ON ON 157 ON ON ON ON ON 158 ON ON ON ON ON 159 ON ON ON ON ON ON 160 ON ON 161 ON ON ON 162 ON ON ON 163 ON ON ON ON 164 ON ON ON 165 ON ON ON ON 166 ON ON ON ON 167 ON ON ON ON ON 168 ON ON ON 169 ON ON ON ON 170 ON ON ON ON 171 ON ON ON ON ON 172 ON ON ON ON 173...

Page 28: ...ON 229 ON ON ON ON ON 230 ON ON ON ON ON Soft Add ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ID B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 231 ON ON ON ON ON ON 232 ON ON ON ON 233 ON ON ON ON ON 234 ON ON ON ON ON 235 ON ON ON ON ON ON 236 ON ON ON ON ON 237 ON ON ON ON ON ON 238 ON ON ON ON ON ON 239 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 240 ON ON ON ON 241 ON ON ON ON ON 242 ON ON ON ON ON 243 ON ON ON ON ON ON 244 ON ON ON ON ON 245 ON ON ON ON ON...

Page 29: ...0 Ohm resistors of the two devices keyboard or dome at the farthest distance on RS485 bus The default setting is OFF When choosing the first and second pins in JP02 the 120 Ohm termination resistor is connected When choosing the second and third pins in JP02 the termination resistor is unconnected ...

Page 30: ...238 ft 72 m 603 ft 183 m 40 70 ft 21 m 112 ft 34 m 179 ft 54 m 452 ft 137 m 50 56 ft 17 m 90 ft 27 m 143 ft 43 m 362 ft 110 m 60 47 ft 14 m 75 ft 22 m 119 ft 36 m 301 ft 91 m 70 40 ft 12 m 64 ft 19 m 102 ft 31 m 258 ft 78 m 80 35 ft 10 m 56 ft 17 m 89 ft 27 m 226 ft 68 m 90 31 ft 9 m 50 ft 15 m 79 ft 24 m 201 ft 61 m 100 28 ft 8 m 45 ft 13 m 71 ft 21 m 181 ft 55 m 110 25 ft 7 m 41 ft 12 m 65 ft 19...

Page 31: ...ed to the two equipment that are farthest away from each other such as equipment 1 and 15 in the following diagram As the star configuration is not in conformity with the requirements of RS485 standards problems such as signal reflections lower anti interference performance arise when the cables are long in the connection The reliability of control signals is decreased with the phenomena that the ...

Page 32: ...d transformer to see is they are working properly Check all power related cable Examine the power on the dome side making sure it is above 16V Self test is ok but dome cannot be controlled Wrong dip switch setting Control cable reversely connected or disconnected Set the dip switch correctly according to operation manual Check the control cable making sure it is correctly and firmly connected Fan ...

Page 33: ... the tube Using trolley wire is forbidden in such circumstances 4 In areas with high risk of strong thunderstorm or in high faradic areas such as high voltage transformer substation extra strong lightning proof equipment must be installed 5 Take the building s lightning proof requirements into account when surveying the lightning proof levels and the grounding of outdoor equipment and cable Instal...

Page 34: ...cal distributor LIMITED WARRANTY This product is supplied with a 1 Year warranty The Warranty excludes products that have been misused including accidental damage and damage caused by normal wear and tear In the unlikely event that you encounter a problem with this product it should be returned to the place of purchase ...

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