Optiview 22XSPD User manual

High Speed Dome

User Manual

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1: General Information

Chapter 2: Specifications

Chapter 3: Connection

Chapter 4:Protocol and Camera ID Setting

Chapter 5:Installation

Chapter 6: Speed Dome Control by Keyboard

Chapter 7: Speed Dome Control by OSD

Chapter 8: Trouble Shooting Guide

Chapter 9: Accessories List

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Preface

All safety and operation instructions should be read and followed before operating the unit. Retain instructions for future reference.

Heed Warnings - Adhere to all warnings on the unit and in the operating instructions.

Installation Cautions - Do not place this unit on an unstable stand, tripod, bracket, or mount. The unit may fall, causing serious injury to a person and serious damage to the unit.

Cleaning - Unplug the unit from the outlet before cleaning. Follow any instructions provided with the unit. Generally, using a damp cloth for cleaning is sufficient. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners to protect unit from liquid has been spilled or an object has fallen into it.

Don't please mount the unit on the unstable bracket, wall or ceiling to avoid accidence happening.

Service- Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personal.

No matter camera is on or under working, never to expose the camera to sun light or strong illuminate object otherwise the permanent damage will be caused to its CCD.

Please don't repair unit parts optionally when it is wrong. First referring to operation instruction to find out defect or call for the qualified service personnel authorized by our company.

The equipment can't endure big shock or placed on the vibrating platform.

This equipment shouldn't be exposed in the moisture in the long run or in the surrounding full of incentive or caustic gas.

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CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION

Intelligent speed dome camera gives you a comprehensive view that you simply can't get from a fixed camera. Our technology delivers the details of your target, zooming in or out in less than a second to capture the image you need. Zoom-Adjusted Programming (

ZAP

) lets you pan, tilt and zoom in every direction, automatically adjusting the pan and tilt speed in proportion to the zoom so that you don't have to. Additional features like Pattern, Group and Swing enable you to conduct a virtual patrol of your facility whether or not someone is manning the controls. Auto-focus with manual override renders a clear picture every time. From the most distant corner of a parking garage to the maze of hallways throughout a building, our speed dome cameras will take you everywhere you need to see.

Camera Specification

CCD Sensor: 1/4" Sony Super HAD or Exview CCD

Zoom Ratio: 27X or 18X optical zoom 10X or 12X digital zoom

Powerful Pan/Tilt Functions

Max. 400/sec high speed Pan/Tilt Motion.

Using Vector Drive Technology, Pan/Tilt motions are accomplished in a shortest path. As a result, time to target view is reduced dramatically and the video on the monitor is very natural to watch.

For jog operation using a controller, since ultra slow speed 0.05/sec can be reached, it is very easy to locate camera to desired target view.

Preset, Pattern, Swing, Privacy Mask, Group Functions and More

Max. 128 sets of position and zoom magnification are designated and stored as Presets. For each Preset,additional information such as Dwell time (pause time in Group action when camera reaches to a certain Preset position), Alarm action and area Label can be assigned independently to meet to your requirements.

Max. 8 set of Swing action can be stored. This enables to move camera repetitively between two preset positions with designated speed.

Max. 4 of Patterns can be recorded and played back. This enables to move camera to follow any actions operated by joystick as closely as possible.

Max. 8 set of Group action can be stored. This enables to move camera repetitively with combination of Preset or Pattern or Swing. A Group is composed of max. 20 entities of Preset/Pattern/Swings.

Max. 8 of Privacy masks can be located wherever it is required to protect private life.

PTZ Control

With RS-485 communication, max. 255 of cameras can be controlled at the same time

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CHAPTER 2: SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Indoor speed dome camera configuration

Product Photo

Indoor Speed Dome Dimension

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1. Rj45 Jack

2. Mount Base

3. Dome Housing

5. Black Shield

6. Zoom Camera

7. Rj45 cable

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2

3

4

5

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2.2 Indoor Speed Dome Specifications

Type

Zoom module

Sensor

Resolution

S/N

Zoom Ratio

Focal Length

P/T

Illumination

Day/Night

Focus

Iris

White Balance

BLC

AGC

Range

Preset

Manual

Swing

CNB 22X color

1/4"Super Had CCD

Optical 22X Digital10X f 3.9-85.8mm

0.5Lux

No

SONY 18X color

1/4"Super Had CCD

480 Lines

48dB

Optical 18X Digital12X f 4.1-73.8mm

0.7Lux

No

Auto/Manual

Auto

Auto

ON OFF

ON o

Pan 360 Continuous Tilt 90 o

0.1

o

180 /sec o o

15 60 /sec

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SONY 18X Day/night

1/4"IT EXVIEW CCD

Optical 18X Digital 12X f 4.1-73.8mm

0.002Lux

Day/Night Mode

Yes

P/T

Preset

Pattern

Swing

Group

Communication

Protocol

Baud Rate

Privacy Mask

Alarm

OSD

Blower/Heater

Temperature

Moisture

Power Suplly

Consumption

Dimension

128

4 Patterns and each 1 minute

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8Groups and each with 20 action like preset,pattern and swing.

RS-485 Max 255 Camera ID

Pelco-D Pelco-P

2400bps 4800bps 9600bps

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8Input/4Output Optional

Programmable OSD for Pan/Tilt,Zoom Camer,Pattern etc. setting

No o o

0 C+50 C

95%

110-240VAC Input/12V DC Output

20W

215mm L 175mm W 235 H

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3.Outdoor Speed Dome configuration

Product Photo

Outdoor speed dome dimension

Outdoor speed dome dimension

(with Sunshield)

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3.1 Outdoor speed dome specification

Type

Zoom moudle

Sensor

Resolution

S/N

Zoom module

Focal Length

Illumination

Day/Night

Focus

Iris

White Balance

BLC

AGC

LG 27X Day/night

1/4"Super Had CCD

27X Digital10X f 3.25-88mm

0.01Lux

P/T

Range

Preset

Manual

Swing

SONY 18X Day/night

1/4"IT EXVIEW CCD

480Lines

48dB

Yes

Auto/Manual

Auto

Auto

ON OFF

ON o

Pan 360 Continuous Pan90 o

Optical18X Digital12X f 4.1-73.8mm

0.002Lux

Day/Night mode o o

0.1

180 /sec o o

15 60 /sec

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P/T

Preset

Pattern

Swing

Group

Communication

Protocol

Baud Rate

Privacy Mask

Alarm

OSD

Blower/Heater

Temperature

Moisture

Power Supply

Consumption

Package Dimension

128

4patterns and each 1 minute

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8Groups and each with 20 actions,like preset,pattern and swing

RS-485 Max 255 Camera ID

Pelco-D Pelco-P

2400bps 4800bps 9600bps

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8Input/4Output Optional

Programmable OSD for Pan/Tilt, Zoom Camera,pattern etc .

Built in o o

-35 C+50 C

95%

110-240VAC Input/12V DC Output

215mm L

20W

175mm W 235 H

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3.2 Outdoor speed dome profile Chart

Power Box

Bracket Mount

Base

Bracket Upper

Cover

Rs485

Alarm Box

Sunshield

Dome Housing

Pan Motor

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Bracket Joint

Housing Upper Cover

Termostat

Heater

Termostat

Blower

Shield Mount

Tilt Motor

Black Shield

Dome Cover

Zoom Module

CHAPTER 3:Alarm Board connection

Alarm Board connection

ACB

Power

Video Cable

Monitor

Video

RS-485 Cable

Alarm Input Cable

Controller

Alarm Output Cable

Alarm Sensor

220VAC/12VDC

Siren

ACB=Alarm & Connection Board

Alarm Board connection Drawing

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Alarm Board Connection Chart

Power Board

Power Cable

Video Cable

RS-48 5Cable

Power

Monitor

Video

Alarm Input Cable

Controller

Alarm Output Cable

220VAC 12VDC

ACB=Alarm & Connection Board

Alarm Board Connection Chart

Alarm Sensor

Siren

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Alarm Board Connection (ACB)

120 Terminal Resistor

12V Power Input

G 12V

B A B A

A1 A2 A3 A4 G

A5

A6 A7 A8

S2

NC NO

S1

RS485

No.4 Alarm Output Choice

NC off NO on

No.3Alarm Output Choice

NC off NO on

O1 O2 G O3 O4

Alarm Input 1-8

1 2 3 4

G

5 6 7 8

Alarm Input 1-4

Alarm Input5-8

Alarm Output1

Alarm Output 1-4

G

Alarm Output4

Alarm Output2 Alarm Output3

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.RS-485 Resistor

Jumper switch of terminal resistor is on the Alarm and Connection Board(ACB).

Just simply make it on "on" state for the last one camera.

Controller

RS-485

#1 #2

#N

Rs485 Resistor

OFF

Rs485 Resistor

OFF

Rs485 Resistor

ON

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CHAPTER 4:PROTOCOL AND CAMERA ID SETTING

Protocol Setting

ID Dip

ON

Protocol

ON

Protocol and

Baud Rate

ON

Before you install the camera, you should set the

DIP switches on the PCB to configure the camera

ID and communication protocol. There are 2 DIP switches on the PCB,positions shown as above.

Protocol and Baud Rate Setting

Notice

Factory default protocol is PELCO-D

Baud Rate is 2400bits/sec,

Please confirm if the DIP reach the signated position.

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ON

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

ON

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

Reserved

S w i t c h S t a t e

PRO0

(Pin1)

PRO1

(Pin2)

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

ON

Protocol Setting

P r o t o c o l / B a u d

PELCO-D, 2400 bps

PELCO-D, 9600 bps

PELCO-P, 4800 bps

PELCO-P, 9600 bps

Camera ID DIP setting

Camera ID DIP

ON

Camera ID Setting

By changing the DIP switch, you can set the binary number for camera ID.

ON state of switch means '1' and OFF means '0'.

Ex) If you want to set camera ID as 10.

ID : 0+2+0+8+0=10

ON

When you want to operate the camera. The Camera ID in this DIP switch setting must be indential to the camera ID of the controller.If you have multiple cameras, it is recommended to memorize the camera IDs and location

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

32 (if 'ON')

16(if 'ON')

8(if 'ON')

4(if 'ON')

2(if 'ON')

1(if 'ON')

1. You can assign camera ID in the rage 1~255.

Do not use ID '0'.

2. Factory default of Camera ID is '1'.

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CHAPTER 5:INSTALLATION

5.1 Intallation Notice:

1.

Installation and operation should be executed by qualified service personnel or designated personnel under the condition adapting to the local regulation.

2.

Be careful and not leave finger print on the clear housing, that will affect the picture quality.

3.

Please clean the dome cover to get good quality picture using soft cloth when you find the picture is getting dim.

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5.2 Indoor speed dome Installation

A.Ceiling Mount

180

140

30

4 5

127EQS

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Notice

CAUTION: Mounts must be properly and securely installed on a supporting structure capable of sustaining the unit weight.

The mounting surface and the unit's weight should be carefully considered

Notice

Before install, please wear attached white glove to avoid blur or pull dome cover so as to effect quality of picture.

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32

Steel wire

1. For cabling,make a hole sized ablout 32mm on

the celing.

2.If necessary, use a wood board to strengthen

the ceiling and fix the ceiling mount onto the

surface of the ceiling using the screws includ-

ed.

3. Take off the dome cover by turning anticlock-

wise and set up the camera ID and protocol.

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Steel wire

4.After finishing the cabling on the Alarm and

Connection board, plug the RJ45 terminal

into the RJ45 Jack on the camera mount base.

(Refer to the ACB connection chart)

5. Wearing the glove and holding the camera

body, aim the 3 mounting clips on the mount

base at the 3 slots on the ceiling bracket.

Twist the camera clockwise and it will be

fixed onto the bracket after a " click" is soun-

ded.

6. Recover the dome cover and finish the insta-

llation.

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B.Wall Mount

116

218

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Notice

The position must firm and endure more than 5 time weight of camera and mount bracket, otherwise the quiver picture will be caused.

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86

58

110

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Notice


1. Stick the Position-Paster onto the wall 2.Drill the mounting holes 3. Fix the bracket base onto the wall using the

screws included.

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Steel wire

4.Pass the RJ45 cable through the bracket.

5. After finishing the cabling on the Alarm and

Connection board,(Refer to the ACB connec-

tion chart) fix the bracket.

6. Plug the RJ45 cable into the RJ45 Jack on the

camera mounting base.

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7. Wearing the glove and holding the camera

body, aim the 3 mounting clips on the mount

base at the 3 slots on the ceiling bracket. Twi-

st the camera clockwise and it will be fixed

onto the bracket after a click is sounded

8. Take off the dome cover by turning anticloc-

kwise and set up the camera ID and protocol.

Recover the dome cover and finish the insta-

llation

9. Finished installation.

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C.Pendent mount

Indoor speed dome pendent bracket dimension

180

16

30

180

4 16

127EQS

Notice

CAUTION: Mounts must be properly and securely installed on a supporting str ucture capable of sustaining the unit weight.

The mounting surface and the unit's weight should be carefully considered

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Notice


1. Take off the dome cover by turning anticloc-

kwise and set up the camera ID and protocol.

Recover the dome cover and finish the insta-

llation.

2. Fix the bracket bottom onto the ceiling surface 3. Connect all the external cable and fix the dome

4. Use the extension pole to adjust the length.

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5.3 Outdoor Speed Dome Installation

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Cable hole

Notice


91

Outdoor speed dome wall bracket dimension.

Notice


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1. Stick the Position-Paster onto the wall 2. Drill the mounting holes 3. Fix the bracket onto the wall with tools incl-

uded

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Cushion

4. Wearing the glove, take off the dome cover

Cushion

Steel wire

5. Take the camera protection cushion out of

the camera.

6. Take off the black shield and set up camera

ID and Protocol

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7. Recover the black shield and the dome

cover.

8. Pass the RJ45 cable through the bracket 9. Put the camera into the wall mount bracket

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10. Fix the dome camera with the 3 screws

using the screw driver included

11. After connecting all the cables ( Refer to the

ACB connection chart ), fix the box cover

using the screws

8. Fasten the box cover.

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13. Fasten the screws to fix the dome cover.

14. Finish the installation.

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5.2 Pendent mount

138

30

Cable hole

Notice


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Pendent Bracke Dimension

Notice


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1. Stick the Position-Paster onto the wall 2.Drill the mounting holes

3. Fix the bracket mounting base onto the surf-

ace of the ceiling.

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Cushion

4. Wearing the glove, take off the dome cover

Cushion

Steel Wire

5. Take the camera protection cushion out of

the camera.

6. Take off the balck shield and set up camera

ID and protocol.

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7. Recover the black shield and the dome cover.

8. Fasten the screws to fix the dome cover.

9. Pass the RJ45 cable through the bracket.

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10. Put the camera into the wall mount bracket 11.Fix the dome camera with the 3 screws using

the screw driver included

12.After connecting all the cables ( Refer to the

ACB connection chart ), fix the box cover

using the screws

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13. Fasten the box cover.

14. Finish the installation.

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5.4 Outdoor Sunshield Installation

1.Take off the upper cover of the dome housing 2. Put the sunshield over the dome housing.

3. Make sure the three screw holes are in same

position

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CHAPTER 6: Speed Dome Control by Keyboard

The various function of speed dome can be achieved by the keyboard compatible with the speed dome, Due to the different desig n of manufacturers, the operation may be different. Please refer to the user manual supplied by the manufacturers. ( Advice: Using our keyboard to get full functions of the speed dome.)

6.1. Select Address of PTZ Dome Camera [N] + [CAM]

Description: N = No. of camera from 1 to 255

Function: Select the address of the camera to be controlled.

For Example: To Select Camera number 2, just follow below

operation: [2] + [CAM]

6.5. Below operation is for our speed dome camera only

1) OSD menu operation

[95] + [CALL] to enter into the OSD menu for speed dome

camera setting, tilt your joystick UP or DOWN to select a menu item

and use "F+" key to confirm or "F-" key to cancel.

2) Pattern

131-134 +[CALL] to run Pattern 1-4

Use OSD Menu to set or delete a Pattern.

3) Group

141-148 + [CALL] to run Group 1-8

key to select next camera.

6.2. Pan/tilt and Lens control:

4) Swing

151-158 + [CALL] to run a Swing

Pan/tilt moving and press "I+" "I-" "F+" "F-" "Z+" "Z-" to control the

lens.

6.3. To set preset position[F1]+[ 8 ] +[N] +[PRE]

Description: N =No. of preset position from 1 to 128.

Function: Store current position and refer it as No. N preset position.

For Example: To set Camera number 2's preset 2, just follow below

operation: Select Camera number 2 and move it to your desired

position and zoom ratio as below:

[2]+ [CAM] then [F1]+[8]+[ 2] +[PRE]

6.4. Call the Preset position[N] +[CALL]

Description:N =No. of preset position from 1 to 128.

Function: Move the camera to the position of No. N preset position.

For Example: To call Camera number 2's preset 2, just follow

below operation: [2]+ [CAM] then [2] +[CALL]

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* For more details about speed dome control, please refer to our

Speed Dome Camera User Manual

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CHAPTER 7: Speed Dome Control by OSD

Check Proceedings before Operation

Check the cable connection carefully before input power.

The camera ID of the controller must be identical to that of the target camera. The camera ID can be checked by reading DIP switches in the camera

If your controller supports multi-protocols, the protocol must be changed to match to that of the camera.

Since the operation method can be different for each controller available, refer to the manual for your controller if camera can not be controlled properly. Major operations of this manual are based on the standard

Pelco Controller.

Since Preset 95 is reserved to start the OSD menu, this can not be used as regular Presets. Therefore, the description "Preset 1~128" always

means excluding Preset 95 in this manual.

OSD Menu

Function: Using the OSD menu, Preset, Group and Alarm I/O function

Start Menu: can be configured for each application.

After type the numeric key 95, press the swing pattem key to start OSD menu.

Preset

Function:

Max. 127 positions can be stored as Preset position. 1--128 number can be designed on the screen menu beside 95

numeric key. The combination the preset key on keyboard and numeric key speedup the store and use of preset and

Setup Preset: realize the modification to the preset default by keyboard.

(such as preset label blank,3 second dwell time, relay output closing.)

Select the desired camera to adjust to the state of given po-

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Running Preset: sition. First, press F1 key , then press 8 numeric key and input preset number, lastly, press RRE key.

Select the desired camera ( if the camera on the screen, can be omitted.)First, input preset number(

1-128

), default number is 1, then press CALL key to run the corresponding preset.

Delete Preset:

To delete Preset, use OSD menu.

Swing

Function:

By using Swing function, we can make camera to move bet-

Set Swing:

Run Swing: ween 2 Preset positions repeatedly. Swing speed can be selected from 3 steps i.e. FAST, NORMAL and SLOW. The speed for FAST, NORMAL and

SLOW

mode is 60/sec, 30/sec and 15/sec respectively.

To set Swing, use OSD menu

After you type a numeric key Swing No. + 10 (i.e. 11~18), press SAL key in the controller.

Delete Swing: To delete swing, use OSD menu.

Pattern

Function:

Pattern enables us to save and play back the camera motions created by using tilting the joystick. Max. 4 Patterns can be used and can be recorded during max.1 min

Set Pattern: for a pattern.

Pattern can be created by one of following two methods.

1 Using key of controller: [1~4]+

SAL

key.

After you type 1~4 numeric key, press

SAL

key for longer than 2 seconds to start Pattern recording.

PROGRAM PATTERN 1

REMAINING STORAGE 099

Run Pattern:

After you type 1 ~ 4 numeric key, press SAL key shortly.

Delete Pattern:

Use OSD menu to delete a Pattern.

Group

F u n c t i o n :

The group function allows running sequence of Presets, Pattern and/or Swings. Max 8 group can be stored. Each group can have max 20 action entities which can be preset, pattern or swing. The group can be created, modified and deleted using menu. Also, dwell time defined in the preset menu is effective when group is running.

Dwell Time

Preset 1 Pattern 1 Swing 1

Max 20 Entities

PRESS FOCUS NEAR TO SAVE

PRESS FOCUS FAR TO CANCEL

0/-42 x001

Move the camera using Joystick to make your pattern.

Maximum recording time is 1 min. The time remained will

be displayed by % on the screen.

To save the recording, press F+ key and to cancel the recording, press F- key. 2. Using OSD Menu: See the section "How to use OSD Menu".

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Set Group:

Run Group:

Use OSD Menu to create a Group.

After you type a numeric key 20+Group No. (i.e. 21~28), press SAL key in the controller.

Ex) If group number is 5, press 25 + SAL key

Delete Group:

Use OSD menu to delete a Group.

Other Functions

Power Up Action:

This function enables to resume the last action executed be-

Auto Flip 180 fore power down. Most of actions such as Preset, Pattern,

Swing and Group are available for this function but Jog actons are not available to resume.

If tilt angle exceeds 90, Pan is automatically turned to opposite direction (+180) to track the target continuously.

Park Action

Origin Position:

Alarm I/O:

Privacy Mask:

This function enables to locate the camera to specific position automatically if operator doesn't operate the controller for a while. The Park Time can be defined as a interval from 1 min. to 4 hours.

Using this function, the Origin position can be defined by operator. The Pan angle display will be changed if you change the origin position. It is noted that tilt angle is not affected by this function.

If you use optional Alarm I/O module, you can take advantage of 8 alarm input and 4 alarm output. If an external sensor is activated, camera can be set to move to corresponding preset position. Also, the output relay can be matched to some specific preset positions to do counteractions such as turning on the light or sounding the alarm. It is noted that the latest alarm input is effective if multiple sensors are activated.

To protect privacy, max. 8 white masks can be created on the arbitrary position to hide objects such as windows, shops or private house.

OSD Display of Main Screen

Preset lable

LABEL1234567890 PRESET 001

Camera ID

CAM 01 O:1

28/ - 42 x001 I:

---

- 2-- 5---

Action title

P/T angle and Zoom information

Alarm information

P/T/Z Information:

Current Pan/Tilt angle in degree and zoom magnification.

Camera ID:

Current Camera ID

Action Title:

Followings are possible Action Titles and their meaning.

"SPRESETxxx ": When Preset xxx is stored

"PRESETxxx ": When camera reach to Preset xxx

Preset Label:

"UNDEFINED": When undefined Preset number is called to

move

"SWING -xxx ": When Swing x is in action

The Label stored for specific Preset.

acter 'O' of first line stands for Output and 'I' of second line means Input. If an I/O point is ON state it will show a number corresponding to each point. If an I/O point is OFF state, '-' will be displayed.

Ex) Point 1, 7 of inputs are ON and

O: - 2- 4

I : 1- - - - - 7-

2, 4 of outputs are ON state. OSD will show

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General Rules of Key Operation for Menu

the menu items surrounded with ( ) always has its sub menu.

For all menu level, to go into sub menu, press F+ key, to go up to upper menu, press F---- key. If you learn by heart a rule that F£«key is always similar to Enter key and F--- key is always Esc key, many other functions of these keys will be easy to understand.

To move from items to item in the menu, use joystick in the Up/Down or

Left/Right.

If you want to confirm a menu item, press F+ key.

To change a value of an item, use Up/Down of the joystick in the controller.

After you change a value, press F+ key to save it or press F ---- key to cancel it

Display Setup

Main Menu

SPEED DOME CAMERA high speed dome

camera

SYSTEM INFORMATION display system

information

DISPLAY SETUP display informa-

tion switch

DOME SETTING define multi-fun-

ction of camera

FACTORY RESET resume factory

default position

This menu defines Enable/Disable of OSD display on Main Screen. If an item is set to be

AUTO, the item is displayed only when the value of it is changed.

DISPLAY SETUP

CAMERA ID [ON/OFF]

ACTION TITLE [ON/OFF/AUTO]

PTZ INFORMATION [ON/OFF/AUTO]

PRESET LABEL [ON/OFF/AUTO]

ALARM INFORMATION [ON/OFF]

CAMERA SETUP

Setup the general functions of zoom camera module.

CAMERA SETUP

DIGITAL ZOOM [ON/OFF]

FOCUS MODE [AUTO/MANUAL]

BACK LIGHT [ON/OFF]

DAY & NIGHT [AUTO1/AUTO2/DAY/NIGHT]

By tilting joystick to Up/Down, The mode can be selected. It is noted that the mode is effective simultaneously and Auto1 and Auto2 is about same.

WHITE BALANCE [AUTO/SPECIAL/INDOOR/OUTDOOR/MANUAL]

LINE LOCK SYNC [ON/OFF]

If Line lock sync is ON, video signal is synchronized

with AC power. Video can be fluctuated after setting

is changed.

RESET CAMERA Initialize the zoom camera module

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P/T Motion Setup

Setup the general functions of Pan/Tilt motions.

MOTION SETUP

POWER UP ACTION [ON/OFF]

AUTO FLIP [ON/OFF]

JOG SPEED [FAST/NORMAL/SLOW]

The maximum jog speed is listed below when zoom is x1. As zoom magnification is increased, the speed will be decreased to maintain equal controllability.

FAST

NORMAL

SLOW

0

0

0

160

80

40

/sec

/ sec

/ sec

JOG DIRECTION [INVERSE/NORMAL]

If you set this to 'Inverse', the view in the screen is

moving same direction with jog tilting. If 'Normal' is

selected, the view in the screen is moving reversely.

PARK ACTION Activate Park function.

ORIGIN POSITION Redefine particular pan position to Origin position.

ALARM DEFINE Match the Alarm sensor input to one of current Pre-

set positions.

Park Action Setup

This function enables to locate the camera to specific position automatically if operator doesn't operate the controller for a while. The Park Time can be defined as an interval from 1 min. to 4 hours.

PARK ENABLE [ON/OFF]

PARK TIME [1 min ~ 4 hours]

The time is displayed with "hh:mm:ss" format and you can change this by 1 min unit.

PARK ACTION [Preset 1~128]

Origin Position Setup

You can redefine particular pan position to Origin position.

ORIGIN POSITION SETUP

ORIGIN POSITION [ON/OFF]

SET ORIGIN POSITION If you choose this

menu, you can move

pan position by joys-

tick and redefine Or-

igin.

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Alarm Input Setup Relay Output Setup

Match the Alarm sensor input to one of Preset positions. If an external sensor is activated, camera will move to corresponding preset position when this item is predefined.

ALARM DEFINE

ALARM ACTION [NOT USED, PRESET

1 128]

Assign counteraction Preset position to each Alarm input.

Preset Setup

Edit Preset Label

Preset Number [1~128]

Select a preset number to create or modify.

If the current Preset number is predefined, camera will move to stored position and zoom automatically to check them. Otherwise,

"UNDEFINED" will be displayed.

Dwell Time [1sec ~ 4min]

The time is displayed with "hh:mm:ss" format.

Edit Relay Out Define Relay output. If an Output relay is ON state it

will show a number corresponding to each point.

Otherwise, '-' will be displayed.

Edit Preset Label Edit the Label for a specific Preset position. A Label

can be named with max 15 characters. This label is

automatically displayed on the upper left corner of

the screen whenever you move to the corresponding

preset position.

Edit Preset Scene Redefine current Preset scene position (i.e. PTZ).

Clear Preset Delete current Preset data.

EDIT RELAY OUT

PRESET NUMBER [006]

[Ex:number006 is one of

1---128]

RELAY OUT [ON/OFF]

Set 4 relay of the current

preset output position.

LABEL FOR PRESET 001

The inverted cursor of LABEL represents current position to be selected from the set of characters bellow. If you choose a character, the cursor will move to the right.

Current Cursor Position

Using Left / Right / Up / Down of joystick, move to an appropriate character from the Character set. To choose that character, press the F+ key.

If you want to use blank, choose Space character (" "). If you want to delete a character before, use back space character (" ").

If you complete the Label editing, move cursor to

"OK" and press F key to save completed label.

To abort current change, move cursor to "Cancel" and press F+ key.

2

ABCDEFGHIJ

OK

CANCEL

Space Char.

Back Space Char.

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Edit Preset Scene

Pattern Setup

Record Pattern

PRESET NUMBER [006]

Preset Number Ex:number006 is one

of 1 128

1. Using Joystick, move camera to desired

position and the multiple is suitable for

zoom lens.

2. By pressing F+key, save current PTZ data.

3. Press F- key to cancel PTZ data.

PATTERN SETUP

PATTERN NUMBER 1 4

Select the pattern number to edit.

If the pattern selected does not

existed, "UNDEFINED" will be

displayed as shown bellow.

PATTERN SETUP

------------------------------

1 PATTERN NUMBER

UNDEFINED

(PROGRAM PATTERN)

PROGRAM PATTERN [1]

Ex. Number1,ie.pattern number

selected in sup-menu

REMAINING STORAGE 99£¥time remained

means

99% of running pat-

tern time.

1. By using Joystick, move to start position with

appropriate zoom. To start pattern recording,

press F+ key. To exit this menu, press F- key.

2. Maximum recording time is 1 min. The time

remained will be displayed by

%

on the screen.

3. While you are moving and zooming the came-

4. If you press F+ key, the data will be saved and this menu is exited. If you

press F- key, the date recorded up to now will be abandoned and this me-

nu is exited.

ra, the trajectory controlled by joystick will be

recorded at the same time.

PROGRAM PATTERN If you choose this, you will go down to sub menu

to record a pattern.

CLEAR PATTERN [ON/OFF]

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Swing Setup

SWING NUMBER 1 8

Select Swing number to create or

modify. If thecurrent Swing num-

ber is not defined, as shown bell-

ow, "UNDEFINED SWING" is dis-

played above the 1st Position and

2nd Position.

The swing speeds is as shown bellow.

SWING SETUP

------------------------------

SWING NUMBER 1

UNDEFINED SWING

1ST POSITION

2ND POSITION

NOT USED

NOT USED

1ST POSITION 1st position can be one of 1 128 number

2ND POSITION 2nd position is one of 1 128 number settled besides

1st position.

Define 2 Preset positions for Swing motion. If you assign unde-

fined Preset to one of these positions, "UNDEFINED PRESET"

will be displayed as shown bellow.

SWING SPEED FAST/NORMAL/SLOW

Set the Swing speed level. The swing Speeds are as

shown below.

SWING SETUP

------------------------------

SWING NUMBER 1

UNDEFINED PRESET

1ST POSITION

2ND POSITION

PRESET 007

PRESET 002

FAST

60 /sec

NORMAL

SLOW

30

15

/ sec

/ sec

LOOP 1 3

This number represents how many swing motion will be re-

peated when swing is executed with in a Group. However,

Swing motion will be repeated forever if you execute Swing

function.

CLEAR SWING Delete current Swing data.

Group Setup

GROUP SETUP

GROUP NUMBER 1 8

ACTION [x000, P1 P128, S1 S8, T1 T4]

x000 means no action is selected.

If you assign Preset, it will shows

P1 ~ P128. If you assign Swing,

S1~S8 will be displayed. If you as-

sign Pattern, T1 ~ T4 will be disp-

layed. If no action is defined, it will

be skipped when Group function

is executed.

CLEAR GROUP

Delete all of 20 Action entities. All

entities will become x000 if you ex-

ecute this.

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Setup Action

1.Select group number desired using joystick, then press F+ key to modified

2. Using Joystick, move to an entity to be modified. Then press F+ key.

3. Using joystick, select appropriate Action (x, P, S or T). Then press F+ key.

If you press F- key, the value changed will be ignored and cursor will be

jump to upper level.i.

4. Using joystick key, select appropriate Action (x, P, S or T). Then press F+

key. If you press F- key, the value changed will be ignored and cursor will

be jump to upper level.

5. If modification is completed, move to "OK" position in the right of the map and press F+ key to finish.

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Privacy Zone Mask Setup

PRIVACY SETUP

PRIVACY NUMBER 1 8

DISPLAY ON/OFF ON/OFF

Enable or disable the

display of Privacy Zo-

ne Masking.

SET PRIVACY MASK Go down to Sub me-

nu to program Privacy Zone.

Privacy Zone position Setup

1. By using joystick, move to the scene to

hide with mask. Adjust the zoom ratio

properly since the mask will be created

as full screen size. If you finished the

masking, press F+ key to show the mask

on the screen or press F- key to cancel.

2. After Privacy Mask is displayed, press F+

key to save or press F- key to abandon.

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3. After you exit the Privacy Mask menu, you

will see the mask whenever you move to the

location privacy zone assigned. The number

in the center of the mask represents Privacy

mask number. Max. 8 zones can be located

wherever needed to protect privacy. It is no-

ted that some mismatch or misalignment can

be aroused since OSD display is slow and its

minimum resolution is limited to a character

size.

CHAPTER 8: Trouble Shooting Guide

Defect

No action,image when connect power.

Unable to control P/T

Initializing Failed

Image fluctuation

Image dimness

No Video Signal

Cause

Cable connectiong wrong

Power damage

Power connection unfixed

Dome ID,Baud rate setup wrong

Protocol wrong

Solution

Reconnect

Change

Fix

Reset dome ID,Baud rate

Change

Check Rs485 control cable connection

RS485 reverse or short

Too many Domes on Rs485 Cable

Wrong Rs485 Resistor Setting

Bad Quality Rs485 Cable

Pan Direction photoelectric Switch Fault

Tilt Direction Switch Fault

Power deficiency

Use Rs485 Distributor

Fix

Change

Fix

Fix

Select suitable power,place power near camera or thicker cable.

Wrong DIP Setting

Video Cable connection wrong

Power deficiency

Line Lock Wrong Setting

Focus at manual Mode

Modify

Reconnect

Select suitable power,place power near camera or thicker cable.

Change

Housing dirty

Wrong Video Connection

Zoom Module FCC Cable Loose

Zoom Module Fault

Set dome or run a preset

Clean housing

Fix

Pull Out and Plug in

Change

Service- Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personal.

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CHAPTER 9:ACCESSORIES LIST

Indoor speed dome accessroies list

NO Item Picture

Specification Unit

1

Alarm and

Connection Box pcs

Quantity

1

L=800mm pcs

1

2

3

Rj45 Cable

Ceiling Mount

Plate pcs

1

4

User Manual pcs

1

5

Glove pcs

1

6mm pcs

4

6

Option

Screw

1

2

Wall Bracket

Pendent

Bracket pcs pcs

1

2

Outdoor speed dome accessroies list

NO Item Picture

Specification Unit

1 Alarm Board pcs

2

Screw Driver

3 User Manual

4

Glove

5 Paster

6

Screw Driver

7 Screw

Screw

8

9

Wall Bracket

Option

1

Pendent

Bracket

2

Sunshield

3mm

10mm

6mm

6mm pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs pcs

3

4

1

1

1

Quantity

1

1

1

1

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