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IR SPEED DOME CAMERA
USER MANUAL

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Page 1: ...IR SPEED DOME CAMERA USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...nd preserve it for reference purposes This specification is subject to change without any prior notice to improve the quality If the product is to be put out of operation definitively take it to a local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment ...

Page 3: ... 8 2 1 Features 10 2 2 Accessories 11 2 3 Designation 12 3 1 How to install 17 4 1 PRESET 23 4 2 MOTION CONTROL 28 4 3 TIME SET 33 1 1 1 Examples of sign 6 1 1 2 Examples of sign 6 4 1 1 PRESET 23 4 1 2 MOTION DETECTION 25 4 1 3 PRESET XXX CAMERA SET 26 4 2 1 AUTO SCAN 28 4 2 2 SEQ SCAN 29 4 2 3 RANDOM SCAN 29 4 2 4 PATTERN SCAN 30 4 2 5 TIME SCHEDULE 31 4 3 1 TIME SET SETTING 33 ...

Page 4: ...Dimension 51 5 2 Specification 52 PELCO D Extended Command 53 Troubleshooting 54 Warranty Card 55 4 4 1 PRIVACY MASK SETTING 34 4 5 1 ALARM IN SETTING 36 4 7 1 CAMERA SETUP 38 4 7 2 P AN TILT SETUP 43 4 7 3 DISPLAY SETUP 44 4 8 1 STEP OUT 49 Chapter 5 Specification Supplement 4 Chapter ...

Page 5: ...Chapter 1 Warning and Cautions 1 1 Warning and Cautions 6 1 2 Warning 7 1 3 Cautions 8 ...

Page 6: ... sign 6 Chapter 1 Warning and Cautions This symbol indicateds the prohibition of disassembly This symbol indicates to observe plug off This symbol indicates the warning of electric shock CAUTION This symbol indicates the cause of equipment damage This symbol indicates the cause of death or serious injury to the user WARNING ...

Page 7: ...commended adaptor by the manual Unplug the unit when there is any sign of electric leakage short circuit or smog by burn Do not disassemble or remodel the product Please check the external terminal before connecting the signal cables WARNING Chapter 1 Warning and Cautions ...

Page 8: ...vibrate the product Please use the product at the proper environment as follow T emperature 20 60 4 140 Humidity below 90 This product is produced only for the power as follow Be sure to connect power after all installation are completed Current consumption 12V DC 10 18W Max 2A 24V AC 10 18W Max 1 5A Unplug it when any inflammable or conductive material goes into the product Caution 8 Chapter 1 Wa...

Page 9: ...Chapter 2 Overview 2 1 Features 10 2 2 Accessories 11 2 3 Designation 12 ...

Page 10: ...l find a right position This function provides automatic mode changeoverby sensing day or night conditions The camera equipped with 40pcs of IR LEDs It can capture clear images as far as 30m away even in total darkness Inside the camera adopted RTC function and battery it can be save current time Schedule enables you to schedule a sequencing action by day and time A maximum of 8 schedule can be se...

Page 11: ...4x35 Tp1 BIND SUS 4EA ANCHOR 6x35 4EA MOUNT SCREW M5x10 TYPE BRASS 1EA DRIVER TORX T10x105mm 1EA TERMINAL 15EDGR 3 81 7P FMALE TERMINAL 15EDGR 3 81 5P FMALE MANUAL CAMERA CONVERT CABLE MOUNT HOLE STICKER 1EA Chapter 2 Overview ...

Page 12: ...2 3 Designation 2 3 1 Configuration 12 BASE TRAY BODY Chapter 2 Overview ...

Page 13: ...etting is as described on Table 2 2 Table 2 1 Termination switch Termination ON OFF SW1 ON OFF Table 2 2 Protocol setting switch Protocol Auto SK P Pelco D SW2 OFF ON OFF SW3 OFF OFF ON Switch setup A Detail A SW8 Reset ON OFF OFF O N SW7 NTSC PAL NTSC PAL NTSC PAL setting CR2032 3V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 250V 3A ON OFF ON OFF CAME RA ADR ESS FU NCTION S OFF ON SW 1 Ter mination On Off TE...

Page 14: ...t time it will be off Factory default table is as follow It is to set camera ID to connect multiple cameras Max 255 of camera IDs as binary notation are available Camera ID setting is as described on T able 2 6 Table 2 3 Baud rate setting switch Baudrate 2400 bps 4800 bps 9600 bps 19200 bps SW3 OFF ON OFF ON SW4 OFF OFF ON ON Table 2 4 NTSC PAL setting switch NTSC PAL NTSC PAL SW1 ON OFF Table 2 5...

Page 15: ...FF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF O...

Page 16: ...Chapter 3 How to install 3 1 How to install 17 ...

Page 17: ...lied Torx driver separate the body from the base tray 2 Remove the guide pin on the back side then fasten the fixing screw instead of guide pin Caution If you don t get rid of the guide pin The camera can t move 17 MOUNT SCREW GUIDE PIN Chapter 3 How to install ...

Page 18: ...n adjust the switch After finish setting close the door 4 Make a hole using supplied MOUNT HOLE STICKER after that put the cable in the hole 18 MOUNT HOLE STICKER RS 485 VIDEO SENSOR DETAIL A POWER ADAPTOR CABLE A Chapter 3 How to install ...

Page 19: ... the base tray 6 Hook the safety wire on the frame as below picture and connect a din cable Caution You must hook the wire for preventing a falling accident 19 MOUNT HOLE STICKER ANCHOR 6x35 4EA BASE TRAY SCREW 4x35 4EA FRAME DETAIL B B Chapter 3 How to install ...

Page 20: ...ensor cable to Alarm In Out 8 Reassemble the base tray with body 20 D DETAIL D Put the cable in the hole Chapter 3 How to install DETAIL C 5P Alarm_No Alarm_Nc Alarm_Com GND Alarm Relay Open Collector 7P Nc Nc GND Sensor 4 Sensor 3 Sensor 2 Sensor 1 C ...

Page 21: ...Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating 4 1 PRESET 23 4 2 MOTION CONTROL 28 4 3 TIME SET 33 4 4 PRIVACY ZONE 34 4 5 ALARM IN 36 4 6 ALARM OUT 37 4 7 SETUP 38 4 8 SYSTEM 47 ...

Page 22: ... work again OSD Menu setup by the specialty controller 1 MENU 2 IRIS OPEN 3 IRIS CLOSE 4 JOY STICK ㆍRight ㆍLeft ㆍUp ㆍDown Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating 22 Table 4 1 Main menu description 1 PRESET 2 MOTION CONTROL 3 TIME SET 4 PRIVACY ZONE 5 ALARM IN 6 ALARM OUT 7 SETUP 8 SYSTEM 9 SCHEDULE 10 STEP OUT INITIAL System setting such as Password Reboot Reset System Information and Step Out ...

Page 23: ...RIS OPEN or MENU button of the controller to set the name of preset 4 1 PRESET 4 1 1 PRESET Path MAIN MENU PRESET 4 1 1 1 SAVE PRESET POSITION 1 Number 2 Name 23 MAIN MENU Menu 4 1 Main Menu PRESET Menu 4 2 Preset Menu Preset Motion Control Time Set Privacy Zone Alarm In Alarm Out Setup System Exit Number 001 Name PRESET Dwell Time 005 Speed 20 Group 1 Edit Position Motion Camera Clear Set Back Ch...

Page 24: ...tion detection is compatible with preset Please refer to 4 1 2 MOTION DETECTION This is to delete one or all preset position Save current value If you don t run set the value will not save After saving is completed The appeared beside number 24 ID SETUP Menu 4 3 ID Setup Menu CLEAR PRESET Menu 4 4 Preset Clear Menu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwx yz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 Del C...

Page 25: ...t of Open collector No action The camera move as PTRN1 PTRN4 upon detection of motion Scan clockwise automatically upon detection of motion Scan counterclockwise automatically upon detection of motion Patrol the area set by the user on Custom set Sets sensitivity of motion sensor Low or High is selectable You can select enable disable of the motion detection This has sub menu for setting Detection...

Page 26: ...ent value and then move back to menu Back Move back to menu without save User can setting the camera in each preset number 4 1 3 PRESET XXX CAM SET 26 PRESET CAM XXX Menu 4 7 Preset Cam XXX Menu DETECTION ZONE SETUP Menu 4 6 Detection Zone Setup Area 1 On Off Off T op 25 Bottom 25 Left 24 Right 24 Save Back Back Backlight Off SSDR Off AGC Off Brightness 015 Shutter Auto Senseup Off White Balance A...

Page 27: ...ra set up which fits each preset number in case of executing Sequence Random Scan after executing change save Please refer to 4 7 1 Camera Setup section for the explanation of operation on above menu 27 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating ...

Page 28: ...e joystick and press IRIS OPEN or MENU key to complete custom set Start the Auto scan by user setting mode 5 Move the joystick to stop the auto scan after few seconds the auto scan again 6 Send the command of Auto Scan Stop or menu key to move out the Auto scan Caution Move joystick to the right or the left to stop AUTO SCAN mode but after few seconds the auto scan action again If you want to stop...

Page 29: ... SEQ SCAN by user set group 3 Move the joystick to stop the seq scan after few seconds the seq scan again 4 Sendthe command of Sequential Scan Stop or menukey tomove out the Sequential scan This function is to move the camera to the memorized positions randomly 4 2 2 1 SEQ SCAN SETTING 1 Seq Group 2 Run Seq Scan Menu 4 9 Custom Scan Setting Menu Move Pan To Set L Position Press Iris Open Or Menu M...

Page 30: ...p or menu key to move out the Random scan This function is to memorize the position by panning tilting or zooming for a while and move the camera to the memorized positions Save up to 4 patterns PATTERN SCAN repeats until user moves joystick or press STOP on the controller 4 2 4 PATTERN SCAN Path MAIN MENU MOTION CONTROL PATTERN SCAN RANDOM SCAN Menu 4 11 Random Scan Menu Random Group 1 Run Random...

Page 31: ...Send the command of pattern Stop or menu key to move out the pattern scan Schedule enables you to schedule a sequencing by day and time Up to 8 timeline can be selected for a day 4 2 5 TIME SCHEDULE Path MAIN MENU MOTION CONTROL TIME SCHEDULE Press IRIS OPEN or Menu To Stop Menu 4 13 Pattern Scan Set Menu Memory Left 000 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating TIME SCHEDULE Menu 4 14 Time Sched...

Page 32: ...then press again the IRIS OPEN or MENU key to select minute After that you should press the IRIS CLOSE key to escape this menu Set end time Select the sequencing action to schedule the action No action The camera move as PTRN1 PTRN4 The camera move as SEQ1 SEQ8 Scan clockwise automatically Scan counterclockwise automatically The camera working Auto Scan mode by custom mode Save the value and then ...

Page 33: ... Save current value Caution If the time error occurs you should replace the battery in the camera Caution Time set 12hours 24hours will be affected only on a screen The function of Time set and Time schedule you must set 24 hours standard 4 3 1 TIME SET SETTING 1 Time Format 2 Date Format 3 Format Save 4 Time Set 5 Date Set 6 Time Save Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating TIME SET Menu 4 16 ...

Page 34: ...4 4 1 PRIVACY MASK SETTING 1 Zone Number 2 Display 3 Mask Adjust Up to 8 zones To determine whether to be privacy zone visible Set the position and size the selected privacy zone Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating PRIVACY ZONE Menu 4 17 Privacy Zone Menu Zone Number 01 Display Off Mask Adjust Mask Color Gray Clear Mask Back Exit Move To Adjust Position Move P T Z Command Decide To Mask Siz...

Page 35: ...or MENU key to move next step Set the position of privacy zone as shown on the picture After that press the IRIS OPEN or MENU key to finish this function To change the color of Privacy zone 6 color are selectable Gray Blue Black White Red Green Delete the set mask 4 Mask Color 5 Clear Mask Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating Decide To Mask Position Move P T Command Menu 4 18 Privacy Zone Se...

Page 36: ...ed Set according to the connected sensor No sensor connected Normally Open Normally Close Set On to activate ALARM OUT PRESET or DOME ACTION Operation by PRESET would be just one time and after that operation by DOME ACTION would repeat Enables selecting an alarm output method Off 1 2 Off is not support alarm output 1 is Relay 2 is Open collector Enables setting up a Preset action Enables setting ...

Page 37: ...put until cancelling the alarm regardless Dwell Time Output for Dwell Time Set dwell time from 1 to 60sec 1 Mode ㆍOff ㆍP_Act ㆍM_Act 2 Dwell Time Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating ALARM OUT Menu 4 20 Alarm Out Menu AUX1 Set Mode Off Dwell Time 05 AUX2 Set Mode Off Dwell Time 05 Set Back Exit ...

Page 38: ... the F W 4 7 1 Camera Setup Path MAIN MENU SETUP CAMERA SETUP Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating CAMERA SETUP CAMERA SETUP Menu 4 21 Setup Menu Menu 4 22 Camera Setup Menu DZoom Limit Off Day Night Auto WDR On Backlight BLC White Balance AWC Manual Red 128 Manual Blue 129 Brightness 015 AGC Low SSNR Off SETUP Language English Camera Setup Pan Tilt Setup Display Setup Back Exit Shutter Auto...

Page 39: ...to color D N Delay Select duration time about changing to night N D Delay Select duration time about changing to day The picture switches to B W LED Value The range of LED level is 000 to 255 LED Mode Light mode can be set to protect close saturation The picture switches to color Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating CDS DAY NIGHT SETUP Menu 4 23 CDS Day Night Menu CDS LUX View 65 7 LUX Thres...

Page 40: ...ect backlight compensation type Off BLC HLC Disables the Backlight mode Activates a user defined backlight compensation mode Mode Determines whether to use the BLC Zone Level Select level of BLC Zone Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating USER WDR SETUP Menu 4 25 User WDR Setup Range Wide Level 15 Save Back Back USER BLC SETUP Menu 4 26 BLC Setup Mode On Level Low T op 025 Bottom 025 Left 025 ...

Page 41: ...the screen colors Adjusts the screen color to be optimal in an indoor environment Automatically adjusts the screen color to be optimal in bright outdoors environments Adjust the screen color when the camera is beginning Enables customization of the Red and Blue gain Adjust the screen brightness 000 100 AGC adjusts the camera s gain control and the screen brightness if the camera has captures an ob...

Page 42: ... flickering 1 60 512X Automatically detects light levels and maintains a clear picture at night or under low light conditions Off 512X Saturation level adjustable 000 100 Sharpness level adjustable 00 30 This function is to select video sync The Internal and Line Lock modes are available Control the Phase of the image Set a image inversion Setting the Focus Mode Automatically control the focus Man...

Page 43: ...aches a specified preset position to reduce the unnecessary memories and to show clean pictures T o activate MANUAL STOP LIMIT Manual stop limit set Set the limit of panning range 1 Auto Flip 2 Prop Pan Proportional Pan 3 Preset Freez 4 Manual Stop Limit 43 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating PAN TILT SETUP Menu 4 29 Pan Tilt Setup Menu Auto Flip Off Prop Pan On Preset Freeze Off Manual Sto...

Page 44: ...t both end Set the displays of camera name camera address preset label or zoom label 4 7 3 DISPLAY SETUP Path MAIN MENU SETUP DISPLAY SETUP Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating Move P T Z To Set Position Press Iris open To Set Press Iris Close To Cancel Menu 4 31 Front Set Menu DISPLAY SETUP Menu 4 32 Display Setup Menu Cam Name SPEED DOME CAM Cam Name Disp On Cam ADDR Disp On Preset Label D...

Page 45: ...ther preset name displays or not Select the position of the zoom magnification and whether magnification of zoom displays or not Determines whether to display the time and date Move joy stick left or right to select the position of label and press IRIS OPEN button to confirm Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating ID SETUP Menu 4 33 ID Setup Menu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrs t...

Page 46: ...46 Setting a positon of ID in order of precedence Cam Name Cam Addr Preset Name Zoom Date Time Press the IRIS OPEN orMENU key to movenext step Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating ...

Page 47: ...rd input the previous password as below picture 1 Reboot System 2 Reset 3 Password Set ㆍLock Enable ㆍNew Password Caution Time is not change even the camera has reset Caution Default password is 1234 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating SYSTEM Menu 4 35 SYSTEM Menu Reboot System Reset Password Set Lock Enable Off New Password System Information Step Out N Init Set Back Exit Menu 4 36 Passwor...

Page 48: ...48 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating PASSWORD COMPARE Menu 4 38 Password Compare Menu INPUT PREVIOUS PASSWORD Menu 4 37 Password Reset Menu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwx yz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 Del Clear Display Set Back ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwx yz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 Del Clear Display Set Back ...

Page 49: ...camera by external factor If the camera detected step out the camera move to previous step out position without sensor initial To detect step out and then sensor initial No action 4 8 1 STEP OUT 49 Chapter 4 Menu configuration and operating SYSTEM INFORMATION Menu 4 39 System Information Menu Model Version 1 00 Camera Camera Ver 5 8 Protocol SK P Baudrate 9600 TV Type PAL Press Menu To Exit ...

Page 50: ...Chapter 5 Specification 5 1 Dimension 51 5 2 Specification 52 ...

Page 51: ...5 1 Dimension Ø125 Ø121 Ø105 Ø165 Ø90 TAP PT3 4 TAP PT3 4 Ø165 Chapter 5 Specification 51 ...

Page 52: ...lexity 8 tours CW CCW Custom mode Pan position auto compensation 8 Schedule Set OFF ON 4 Port Open Collector 5V 40mA Relay 2A 30V 0 5A 125V 255 RS 485 AUTO SK P PELCO D 2 400bps 4 800bps 9 600bps 19 200bps 24V 18W 1 5A or 12V 2A 20 60 20 60 Ø165mm X 188mm Approx 2 5 Kg SK AB20 wall bracket SK AB21 ceiling bracket Ⅱ DC DC AC AC DC Zoom Focal Length Resolution Effective Pixel TV Type Video Output Sy...

Page 53: ...6 Move Preset97 Move Preset98 Move Preset99 Move SET PATTERN STOP SET PATTERN START 1 SET PATTERN START 2 SET PATTERN START 3 SET PATTERN START 4 PATTERN STOP PATTERN RUN 1 PATTERN RUN 2 PATTERN RUN 3 PATTERN RUN 4 SEQUENTIAL STOP SEQUENTIAL RUN 1 SEQUENTIAL RUN 2 SEQUENTIAL RUN 3 SEQUENTIAL RUN 4 SEQUENTIAL RUN 5 SEQUENTIAL RUN 6 SEQUENTIAL RUN 7 SEQUENTIAL RUN 8 SET LEFT LIMIT AT AUTO SCAN CUSTO...

Page 54: ...e of the monitor ㆍAdjust the brightness feature of the camera ㆍAdjust the white balance feature of the camera ㆍCheck the communication cable and line connection ㆍCheck the number protocol setting between the camera and controller Initial operation is not working Nothing appears on the screen The image on the screen is dim The image on the screen flickers The image is not clear The image on the scr...

Page 55: ...HASE CUSTOMER SELLER NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS P N P N IR SPEED DOME CAMERA FOR ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF PURCHASE TERM OF THE GUARANTEE THE HISTORY OF AFTER SALES SERVICE YEAR PROBLEM PERSON IN CHARGE This product will be under warranty for one year after the date of purchase ...

Page 56: ...Please read this manual carefully before installing and using the camera Be sure to keep the manual handy for later reference ...

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