AVUE G65-WB27N User Manual

G65

High Speed Dome
Camera Series

G70

USER'S MANUAL

v2.58

WARNING

CONTENTS

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERTANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR
OTHER OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.

This symbol indicates that dangerous
voltage constituting a risk of electric
shock is present within this unit.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK

OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT

REMOVE COVER ( OR BACK). NO

USER SERVICEABLE PARTS

INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO

QUALIFIED SERVICE

PERSONNEL

This symbol indicates that there are
important operating and maintenance
instructions in the literature
accompanying this unit.

FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

FCC INFORMATION: THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH THE
LIMITS FOR A CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE, PURSUANT TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. THESE
LIMITS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE REASONABLE PROTECTION AGAINST HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE WHEN THE EQUIPMENT IS OPERATED IN A COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT. THIS
EQUIPMENT GENERATES, USES, AND CAN RADIATE RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY AND IF NOT
INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL, MAY CAUSE HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS. OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A
RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER
WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCEAT HIS OWN EXPENSE.

1. Precaution...................................................... 1

2. Features......................................................... 2

3. Packing list..................................................... 3

4. Installation...................................................... 4

5. Operation........................................................ 10

6. OSD................................................................ 11

7. Adress and Protocol Setting.............................., 19

8. Specifications.................................................. 23

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CAUTION: CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY
RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USERS‘S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE
EQUIPMENT.

CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

WARNING: THIS IS A CLASS A PRODUCT. IN A DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENT THIS
PRODUCT MAY CAUSE RADIO INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER MAY BE
REQUIRED TO TAKE ADEQUATE MEASURES.

CAUTION: BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CONNECT OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT, PLEASE
READ THE LABEL ON THE BOTTOM AND USER'S MANUAL CAREFULLY

Technical specification are subjects to change without
prior notice. Manual may contain mistake or print error.
All trademarks mentioned belong to their respective owners.

1.PRECAUTION

2.FEATURES

Refer all work related to the installaion of this product to qualified service

personnel or system installers.

Do not attemp to disassemble the appliance

To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or cover. There are no user­serviceable parts inside. Contact qualified service personnel for maintenance

Handle the appliance with Care

Do not strike or shake, as this may damage the appliance. It should be protected
against extreme pressure, vibration and humidity during transportation and storage.
Damages caused by improper transportation avoid the warranty.

Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning the appliance body and

transparent cover.

Use a dry cloth to clean the appliance when it is dirty. When the dirt is hard to remove,
use a mild detergent and wipe gently.

Do not operate the apliance beyond its specified temperature, humidity or power
source ratings.

Do not use the dome camera in an extreme environment where high temperature or
high humidity exists.
Use the within -10°C to +50°C(14°F to 122°F) and a humidity below
90%. The input power source is 24VAC, 50/60Hz and requires 1000mA.
Use the within -20°C to +60°C(-4°F to 140°F) and a humidity below
90%. The input power source is 24VAC, 50/60Hz and requires 2500mA.

Do not expose the indoor model of dome camera to water or moisture, not try to
operate it in wet areas.

Take immediate action when the indoor speed dome becomes wet. Turn off the power
and refer servicing to qulified service personnel. Moisture may damage the appliance
and cause eletric shock.

Do not point the camera lens directly to sunlight or any strong light source.

This will cause permanent damage to the camera and avoids the warranty.

Read this user's manual carefully before operating the appliance.

Make sure that local electric safty standard are followed when using or installing the
appliance

Do not install the camera in other orientation as designed.

And do not bend or squeez the sturctiure, as this may damage the mechanic sturcture

of the appliance and avoids the warranty.

indoor models

outdoor models

The G65 and G70 high speed dome camera series are designed for in- and outdoor video
surveillance application. The integrated, motorized pan-tilt mechanic allows user to point
the camera to any position( 360° horizontal and 180° vertical). Both series can be
equipped with digital zoom camera modules, which provide zooming functon from 18 to
36 times (optical) and advanced image features.

Key features:

- 360° Pan and 180° Tilt range (90° with auto-image-flip)

- Support most well-known camera modules

- 128 preset points memory (80 can be used for auto tour function)

- 4 pattern tours

-1Scantour

- Basic setup directly from Keyboard.

- Advanced setup through OSD (On Screen Display) menu.

- up to 24 privacy masking zones ( despends on camera module)

- 7 alarm input & 2 output(4input&1outputpre-wired)

- Multi-Protocol through Rs485 or coaxial cable.

- Dirction Indicator on screen

- Aluminum Alloy structure with high intensity and heat-sinking

- High-precision step-motor for flicker-less image during movement.

Camera Features:

-HighResolution with 520TVL and Wide-Dynamic*

- Auto-Focus

- Auto-Iris

- Auto- Brightness control,

- Auto-Balance

- IR cutter control, Day-Night mode switching.

- Auto Slow-Shutter

Temperature monitoring and protection

- Alarm notification will be displayed once the inner temperature exceeds the limit

- In low temperature area, the dome camera will only start after the operation
temperature is reached.

- Cooling fan activity is managed by the CPU ( extends the duration)

Other features:

- Proportional pan for Focus / Speed on different zoom factor.

- Auto-resuming user-defined action, such as tour, pattern or scan after selectable idle

time.

- Power-up Action activates tour or pattern by default.

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Do not touch the Cover with bare hands or any object.

These will scratch the serface and affect the image qulaity.

depends on camera module type.

*

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3.PACKING LIST

4.INSTALLATION

G65-S

G65-W

G70-W

G65-S
Core Unit
1 Piece

G65
Core Unit
1 Piece

G70
Core Unit
1 Piece

Indoor Roof-Mount
base platte
1 piece

Out-Door housing
with sun.shield and

cover

1 piece

Out-Door housing
with sun.shield and

cover

1 piece

AU-G65
AU-G70

HighSpeed dome
CameraSeries

USER'SMANUAL

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Instruction and
operation manual
1 piece

Spare dome cover
1 piece

Spare dome cover
1 piece

AU-G65
AU-G70

HighSpeed dome
CameraSeries

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Instruction and
operation manual
1 piece

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AU-G70

HighSpeed dome
CameraSeries

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Safety Instructions before starting

- Do not install and operate this appliance in a flammable and explosive environment.

- Make sure that the installation is done according to the local electricity safety regulation
of your country.

.

- Before installation and mentainence, make sure that the appliance is disconnected
from the power source.

- Do not use any power source other than 24V AC, in order to prevent damages to this
device. For details, please refer to the section "Precaution" in previous chapter for
more details.

- Handle the device during the installation carfully. Falls or extreme vibration may cause
irrepairable damages and avoid the warranty.

- Do not install or operate the appliance near any high-voltage devices or high-voltage
cable. The safety distance should remain at least 50 m.

- To archive best image quality, its recommanded to use underground cable shielded with
steel tube. Do not install the cable without any protection.

- In a thunderstorm area or region with high inductive voltage, such as high voltage
transformer stations, it is necessary to use additional lighning-proof equipments or
lightning rob for protection.

- For outdoor installation, lightning-proof and grounding of the device should be
considered. Please refer to the industrial saftey regulation and request of your country

.

- Grounding of the appliance should consider anti-interference and fulfill the saftey
requirements. Do not connect the ground with short-circuited or other high-voltage
electric network.

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- The resistance of down conductor should not exceed 4 Ohm, and its thickness should

WARNING:

The transparent cover part is sensitive and should
be handled with care. Do not touch or rub the surface in any way
with the protection foil.Inproper cleaning method will cause
permanent scratches on the cover and cause unclear image or
focusing error of the camera. For Cleaning the cover, please
replace the original first with the spare cover, and wash it by
diving into warm water with non-corrosive cleaning solution.

be at least 25mm²

- This appliance has the lightning-proof function which can prevent damages caused by
high-voltage pulse, such as lightning strike below 1500.

- This appliance meets the Ip66 standard for water and dust proof. Do not install the in­door model for out-door application which is not designed with water protection. Make
sure that the installation is protected from long-time water-drop or spatter, which may
damage the appliance.

- Make sure that the enviroment of installation meets the requirement of the appliance,

Unpacking

such as holding the weight, enough spaces for bracket and power supply.

The speed dome is packed with protection. please take
out the core unit carefully. In case of transportation
please use the original packing box.

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4.INSTALLATION

4.INSTALLATION

Connector description

The wiring cable of G65 and G70 provides connectors for power supply, video and I/O
interface

RED : AC 24V

Power
Connector

BLACK : AC 24V

To power supply

Using optional accessories

The G65 and G70 speed dome cameras can be connected to various optional
accessories through the standard connector types, which simplifiy the cable handling
and avoids possible mistakes. All accessories are tested for max. compatibility and
best performance.

AU-WP20

Outdoor power adaptor box
AC 230V to AC 24V

AC 24Power

supply

RS 485

Alarm I/O

AU-KB3N

3-Axis keyboard

controller

KB3N

Telemetriccontrol
camera setup

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YELLOW : RS485 -

RS 485
Connector
RJ-11

GREEN :RS485+

To keyboard or DVR devices for
telemetric control

Inner Conn : Signal +

AC 230V

Power input

AU-S20

Indoor power adaptor
AC 230V to AC 24V

AC 24Power supply

RS 485

AU-JD2028

21”High Res.
security Monitor.

Outer Conn : Ground

Video output

Video Output to monitor or DVR

BNC

RED : Alarm in 1
PINK : Alarm in 2
YELLOW :
GREEN :
BLACK : COM
WHITE : Alarm output - N.O

Alarm I/O

BLUE : Alarm output - N.C

AQUA
BROWN : Alarm output - N.O2
GRAY : Alarm in 7
PURPLE : Alarm in 6
ORANGE : Alarm in 5

Alarm I/O

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I/O interface to additional alarm

Alarm in 3
Alarm in 4

:

Alarm output - N.C2

RS 485 cable

The telemetric control of the appliance uses Rs485 serial communication with half­duplex transmission technology.

Depends on the cable typeand baud rate, the transmission distance could vary. The
following table shows max. distances based on cable with 0,56mm (24AWG) twisted
pair:

Baud Rate

2400 bps
4800 bps

9600 bps

19200 bps

AU­S20

AC 230V
Power input

Max. Distance

1700m

1100 m

700m

4oom

AU-DVRH-16/400

Professional Real-time
16 Channel DVR

Video signal

Due the environmental interferences, such as
eletromagnetic and induction fields, or number of
connected appliance on the RS-485 bus, the
transmission range may be less, e.g with cable thinner
than than 24AWG.

4.INSTALLATION

4.INSTALLATION

RS-485Termination

Devices using Rs485 control are usually connected in daisy-chain. which reqiuers
termination with 120 resistor on both ends. Following picture illustrates the

Ω

connection methods. please note that a daisy-chain connection type shall not
exceed 7 meters.

120

Resistor

RS 485+

Ω

Device 2 Device 3Device 1

RS 485-

120

Resistor

Ω

G65 and G70 series domes provide integrated termination switch. It should be
turned on when the dome is installed as the last device. If the controller keyboard
is used such as AU-KB3A, you need also to turn on the termination on it. please
refer to the keyboard’s manual for details.

RS 485+

RS 485-

Termination
on

Termination
off

Termination
off

KB3N

AU-KB3N

Terminationon

HowtoturnonterminationonG65andG70

The termination switch is located on the rear side of the connection board. For
switching on, you need to open the

Star-Connection

The star-form connection is mostly used. it enables the connection of different dome
cameras in longer distance. It is recommended to use RS-485 distributor (e.g AU-VC­MC2088) to ensure the telemetric data transmission:

The advantage of star-connection is
that every channel can work

RS-485 cable
up to1000m
per channel

KB3N

AU-MC2088

RS-485
Distributor

AU-KB3N

Terminationon

Termination
activated on
every end.

independently and take a cable
length up to 1000 meters( depends
on cable quality). In case more
dome camera are installed, the star­connection can be extended with
additional RS-485 distributors.

Video Cable

coaxial cable with 75 impedance with copper conductor at center conductor, and

Ω
shielded with 95% copper. The following table shows different cable type and its
maximum length:

Cable standard

RG 59 /U

RG6/U

RG 11 /U

Max. Distance (m /ft )

229m / 750 ft

305m/ 1000 ft

457m / 1500 ft

The values are for reference only.
Depends on the cable quality and
environmental condition, the
transmission distance might be less.

If the cable length is more than 400 m, it is recommended to use optional
accessories, such as video amlifier(e.g AU-VD-1001) or twisted-pair video
converter (e.g. AU-TP02 or AU-TP08), for boost the video signal.

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How to open the connector board

The connector board can be easily

rear side

123

Termination
Jumper

Jumper

Term. On

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Term. Off ( default)

123

ON

ON OFF
ON

OFF

opened by holding the metal clip and
pull.

ON

Metal
Clip holder

Press the metal
clip in and pull
the board on this
direction.

Up to750m, coaxial cable

AU-VD1001
VideoAmplifier

G65 Series
G70 Series

Extend connectiondistance with
video amplifier

Up to1200m, twisted pairor cat.5 cable

AU-TP02 or
AU-TP08 transmitter
(optional)

G65 Series
G70 Series

Extend connectiondistance with Twisted-Pair
video converter

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(optional)

AU-DVRN16/400

Real timeDVR Center

AU-TP08
TP receiver
(optional)

AU-DVRN16/400

Real timeDVR Center

(optional)

(optional)

AU-JD2102
High ResMonitor
(optional)

AU-JD2102
High ResMonitor
(optional)

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4.INSTALLATION

5.OPERATING THE SPEED DOME

Installing the core unit to base board.

The G65 and G70 Series core unit and base board are packed seperatly, in order to be
protected through the transportation. After unpaking and during the installation, the
core unit should be installed as following:

Installing the core unit by
pushing into the
housing.please note the
position of connector. For
releasing, please press the
lever-lock to core and pull off
the unit.

Once the base board is connected to power,
the power LED will light.

Connector
Interface

Power
LED

Metal
Clip

WARNING:
Do notpull or hold the connector interface with force. It
is designonly to connect the core unit and the base
board. Any presure on connector will cause damage and
avoids the warranty.

Heater connector
on outdoor
housing

Screws

Rubber ring

Outdoor
housing cover

cable

Lever­Lock

Safety spring

Heater connector

Optional bracket accessories

The G65 and G70 Series can be equipped with various bracket accessories for indoor
and outdoor installation. please contact your distributor for further details.

Initial Screen

FIRMWARE V2.58
Protocol: VIDO B02
Dome Address: 001
Comm 9600,N,8,1

- V2.58:

- Protocol:

Current firmware version

control protocol which currently used

- Dome address:

Address ID of speed dome. please refer to the section "Protocol

After powering up, the camera will enter the
self-test mode and display the status screen(
as in the picture left).It contains information
about the model and current settings.

setup " for details.

- Comm 9600,N,8,1:

Baud rate. please refer to section "Baud-Rate setup" for details

9600:
N, 8, 1:

No parity bit, 8 bit length, 1 stop bit. this setting can not be changed

current setting of the serial communication interface.

The intial screen will stay remain on until any user action is being taken. If the power­up action is set, the initial info wil vanish immediatly.

Operation Screen

Temperature

The operation screen can display additional
information.

32.0CAM TITLE

Temperature: current temperature inside the

speed dome( °C)
Cam title: User definable camera title
Zone: Current zone name

ZONE-1
285 78 18X

Pan deg.: Pan angle, 0-359°
Tilt deg.: Tilt angle, 0-90°
Zoom Factor: Zoom factor

Zoom factor

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Ceilling
mount

Wall mount and

Power box

Corner
Mount

Indoor Wall
mount

Pole
Mount

Outdoor
Power Box

Display of the information can be activate or
deactivate through the OSD menu. please refer to
the system setting for detais.

PTZ operation

Tilt degree
Pan degree

Zone description

For the surveillance operation, the dome can be controlled from a keyboard device
(e.g. AU-KB3N), Multiplexer or DVR through RS-485 Interface. Make sure that the
cable is connected and the settings (baud rate,Address ID and protocol) of both
keyboard and the dome are configured correctly. For more description about the PTZ

Indoor
embedded
mount

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Indoor ceilling
mount

Extended wall
mount

Swan-Neck
Mounting
bracket

Wall
mount

operation, please refer to the user’s manual of the keyboard.

OSD

OSD Menu

The G65-70 Series are equipped with new OSD-Menu function. All operation functions and
camera related settings can be changed or modified here. In order to use the OSD function,
a telemetric controller device, such as Keyboard, DVR or other devices with similiar function
is necessarily required. please make sure that the device used is physically connected to the
dome properly, and all connection parameters are set correctly.

OSD-MAP

ALARMS SETTING

ARM SETTING

ARM STATE OFF

ALARM NUMBER 001

ALARN ACTION NONE

ACTIVATE AUX NONE

ALARM PRIORITY

BACK

ARM TIME N/A

DAY SUN

EXIT

UNARM TIME N/A

BACK

EXIT

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How to start the OSD menu

To start the OSD Menu, you need to press following key on the keyboard:

With AU-KB2A or

With AU-KB3N or

call

Shot

9 5

9 5

Enter

Enter

2X

2X

call

Shot

Enter

9

Enter

9

In case a DVR is used for the OSD, select “goto preset 95” or 2 X “goto preset 9”. Please
refer to the DVR’s operation manual for more details.

Note that in some certain situations, it is not possible to enter the OSD menu:

1. the dome is running tour

2. performing PTZ operation

3. dome is receiving command other than OSD-request from the keyboard.

please stop the operation and try again.

Main menu and navigation

After entering the OSD Menu, the screen will show menu
items . Use the controller’ joystick to navigate through the

Main Menu

menu’s main and sub items by moving in the direction.
The angle mark on the beginning of every items indicates

SYSTEM SETTING

the selection.
CAMERA SETTING
FUNCTION SETTING
WINDOW BLANKING
ALARM
EXIT

UP, DOWN: - Moving between current menu items

- Changing the value in subitems

RIGHT: - Enter the selected menu item

- Confirm the value change and return to
item selection

LEFT: Exit from sub menu

For more inforamtion, please refer to the illustration on

the next page for the OSD menu structure.

Symbols and indicator

Cursor.

Sub item is selected. use up or down to change value

→

→

ALARMS

RESUME OFF

RESET DELEY 030

ALARM CONTACT N/O

ALARM SETTING

ARM SETTING

BACK

EXIT

WINDOW BLANKING

WINDOW NUMBER 0 1

EDIT WINDOW

ENABLE WINDOW O N

CLEAR WINDOW

BACK

EXIT

-00

-00

-00

-00

-00

EDITTOUR

TM TM TM

LABEL: PRESET-01

PRESET NUMBER 0 01

SET PRESET

IR CUTON TIME N/A

IR CUTTERFILTER AUTO

1.00

LABEL:SPEED DOME

BACK

SHOW PRESET

IR CUTOFFTIME N/A

BACK

EXIT

CLEAR PRESET

MAX GAIN 28dB

EXIT

EDIT SCAN LABEL

→

SCAN

EDIT PRESET LABEL

BACK

EXIT

BACK

EXIT

INITIAL INFO

EDIT PATTERN LABEL

LABEL: PATTERN-1

BACK

CLEAR SCAN

96

COMM: 00 .N.8.1

EXIT

→

RUN SCAN

EDIT SCANLABEL

AE MODE AUTO

BACK

→

PATTERNS

BACK

EXIT

SHUTTER N/A

IRIS N /A

BRIGHT N /A

R GAIN N/A

B
W MODE A UTO

DISPLAY SETUP

EXIT

TOUR

T

PATTERN NUMBER 1

PROGRAM PATTERN

RUN PATTERN

CLEAR PATTERN

EDIT PATTERN LABEL

BACK

EXI

B GAIN N/A

HI-RESOLUION N /A

BACK

EXIT

FF

FF

DOME LABEL OFF

PRESET LABEL OFF

ZOOM LABEL O

ZONE LABEL OFF

DIRECTION LABEL O

TEMPERATURE LABEL OFF

TIME LABEL OFF

DATE LABEL OFF

BACK

EXIT

LABEL: AUTO SCAN

BACK

EXIT

SCAN NUMBER 0 1

SCAN SPEED 63

SET LEFT LIMIT

SET RIGHT LIMIT

ADVANCE SETTING2

2.58

VIDO B02

SPEED DOME V

PROTOCOL :

DOME ADDRESS: 001

EDIT PRESET LABEL

→

→

→

→

→ALARMS

MAIN MENU

SYSTEM SETTING

CAMERA SETTING

FUNCTION SETTING

WINDOW BLANKING

EXIT

FUNCTION SETTING

CAMERA SETTING

SYSTEM SETTING

→

PRESETS

ZOOM SPEED HIGH

DIGITAL ZOOM ON

→

→

EDIT DOME LABEL

INITIAL INFO

→

SCAN

BLC MODE OFF

→

DISPLAY SETUP

→

→

PATTERNS

TOUR

N/A

SLOW SHUTTER ON

LINE SYNC N/A

WDR MODE

→

→

MOTION

CLEAR

→

→

ZONES

TIME RUNNING

AUTO-TRACKING

→

1 →

ADVANCE SETTING 2

BACK

ADVANCE SETTING

→PASSWORDSETUP

CLOCK SETTING

BACK

BACK

EXIT

PRESETS

EXIT

ADVANCE SETTING1

EDIT DOMELABEL

EXIT

P0-S- P0-S- P0-S-

NUMBER 1

TOUR

٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠

٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠

→

EDIT TOUR

RUN TOUR

ADVANCE SETTING

MOTION

EDIT ZONE LABEL

٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠

٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠

٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠- ٠٠ ٠٠-٠

BACK

EXIT

LABEL: ZONE-1

BACK

EXIT

SUN

AUTO-TRACKING

STATE ON

START TIME N/A

DAY

OLD PASSWORD : ******

NEW PASSWORD : ******

CONF PASSWORD: ******

ENABLE PASSWORD OFF

BACK

→

→

END TIME N/A

SENSITIVE L OW

TRACKING-ZOOM O FF

SET LEFTLIMIT

SET RIGHTLIMIT

BACK

EXIT

CLOCK SETTING

EXIT

TIME 00:00:00

DATE 01/01/01

DAY MON

BACK

EXIT

→

ZONES

ZONES NUMBER 1

CLEAR TOUR

BACK

EXIT

ESET FREEZE FF

EIS ENABLED N /A

PR N O

DEFOGGER 015C

BACK

EXIT

NONE

NONE

PARK ACTION

AUTO FLIP ON

PROPORTION PAN O N

PARK TIME 0 05

POWER UP ACTION

FANENABLED 040

TEMP C/F C ENT

ADVANVE SETTING →

BACK

EXIT

SET LEFTLIMIT

SET RIGHTLIMIT

TIME RUNNING

TIME CHANNEL 1

START TIME 00:00

RUNNING NONE

DAY SUN

CLEAR ZONE

EDIT ZONELABEL

BACK

EXIT

CLEAR

CLEAR ALL ZONES

CLEAR ALL PRESETS

CLEAR ALL PATTERNS

CLEAR ALL TOURS

CLEAR ALL WINDOWS

FACTORY DEFAULTS

RESTART

BACK

BACK

EXIT

PASSWORD SETUP

EXIT

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6.OSD - System Setting 6.OSD - Motion, Clear

SYSTEM SETTING

EDIT DOME LABEL
INITIAL INFO
DISPLAY SETUP
MOTION
CLEAR
PASSWORD SETUP
CLOCK SETTING
BACK
EXIT

EDIT DOME LABEL

LABEL

：

ENTRANCE

BACK

EXIT

INITIAL INFO

SPEED DOME V1.00
PROTOCOL：FACTORY
DOME ADDRESS：001
COMM：4800,N,8,1
BACK
EXIT

System Setting

In system setting menu, you can modify operation and
display setting, such as dome label, temperature and
display of various value on the operational screen.

Dome Label:

1. use UP or DOWN to change the charactor.

2. use RIGHT to move to next char.

3. use RIGHT to move to last char and save.

4.useLefttofirstcharandcancel.

Initial information:

Shows the information about current setting.

MOTION

AUTO FLIP ON
PROPORTION PAN ON
PARK TIME 005
PARK ACTION SCAN
POWER UP ACTION AUTO
BACK
EXIT

CLEAR

CLEAR ALL ZONES
CLEAR ALL PRESETS
CLEAR ALL PATTERNS
CLEAR ALL TOURS
CLEAR ALL WINDOWS
FACTORY DEFAULTS
RESTART
BACK
EXIT

Motion control

AUTO FLIP

180°

PROPORTIONAL PAN:

the dome will adjust the pan and tilt speed
automatically for comfortable viewing.

PARK TIME:

custom defined action( park action).The range is
from 1 to 240 minutes. This function can be
deactivated by setting the minute to 0.

PARK ACTION:

the idle time (park time). Selectable between Preset,
Scan, Pattern (Nr), Tour or None.

POWER UP ACTION:

be started after power up and self test. Selectable
between Auto,Preset 1, Scan, Pattern (Nr), Tour or
None. By selecting Auto, the dome will resume the
last action before power off.

Clear

You can clear setting’s memory or reset the
camear to factory default. The follwing functions
are supported:

- Clear Zones

- Clear all presets

-Clearallpatterns

-Clearalltours

-Clearallwindows

- Factory defaults

: Auto. Image flip in tilt range from 90° to

depends on the zoom factor,

defines the idle time prior to start a

the action which will be started after

defines the action which will

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PASSWORD SETUP

Display setup

DISPLAY SETUP

DOME LABEL OFF
PRESET LABEL OFF
ZOOM LABEL ON
ZONE LABEL OFF
DIRECTION LABEL ON

TEMPRATURE

BACK
EXIT

LABEL OFF

Actuvate the display for the on-screen info in
operaton mode.

Dome label:
Preset label:
Zoom label:
Zone label:
Direction label:

thenameofdome

shows the labe of every preset

shows zoom factor on screen

shows the zone name

shows the coordinates

Temperature label:

shows the cur. temp in the speed dome

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LD PASSWORD : ******

O
NEW PASSWORD : ******
CONF PASSWORD : ******
ENABLE PASSWORD OFF
BACK
EXIT

CLOCK SETTING

TIME ´00:00:00
DATE 01/01/01
DAY MON
BACK
EXIT

Warning: The clear action can not be
undone.onceaitemiscleareditis
impossible to retrieve the deleted setting.
Please make sure that the requested clear
action is desired.

Password setup

You can change password to access the OSD menu.
Default Password is 000000.

Clock setting

Some function like Auto-Tracking require the timer for
activation.
Time: HH:MM:SS
DATE: YY/MM/DD
DAY: MON-SUN

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OSD - Camera Setting OSD - Preset, Scan

CAMERA SETTING

ZOOM SPEED HIGH
DIGITAL ZOOM ON
BLC MODE OFF
SLOW SHUTTER ON
LINE SYNC N/A
WDR MODE N/A
ADVANCE SETTING 1
ADVANCE SETTING 2
BACK
EXIT

ADVANCE SETTING1

IR CUTTER FILTER AUTO

IR CUT ON TIME N/A

IR CUT OFF TIME N/A
MAX GAIN 28dB
BACK
EXIT

ADVANCE SETTING2

AE MODE AUTO

SHUTTER N/A
IRIS N/A
BRIGHT N/A

WB MODE AUTO

RGAIN N/A

BGAIN N/A
HI-RESOLUTION OFF
BACK
EXIT

Camera setting

In camera setting menu, you can setup camera module
related settings. please note that depends on module’s
capability, some function may not available. please contact
your local sales representative for detailed information.

ZOOM SPEED:

function.

DIGITAL ZOOM:

function of the camera module.

BLC MODE:

improves the image when an object has strong back light.

SLOW SHUTTER:

camera, which provides a higher light sensibility in low­environment.

Activates the Wide Dynamic Range function, which

WDR:

improves the image contrast when an object has very strong
light on background. Only available with camera modules
with WDR.

Advanced setting 1

IR CUT FILTER:

Filter (IRC), also known as “DAY/NIGHT” mode. with the
removal of IRC, the camera turns into Black/White mode and
has higher sensibility to low-light or IR-Light in the night.
Selectable between On, Off, Auto or Time. Only available
on camera module with IRC function.

Max Gain:

defines the speed when performing zoom

Activate or deactivate the digital zoom

Select the Back Light Compensation mode,

Activates the Slow Shutter function of the

Enables the removal of Infrared Cutter

improve the image quality in the Night modus

Advanced setting 2

Under the advanced setting, you can make
improvements to image quality due to different
environmental conditions.

AE MODE:

Auto Exposure mode. Depends on the light
condition in the surveillance area, you can set the AE in
different modes and adjust the parameters, such as
shutter speed, iris factor and brightness for the best
image quality.

WB MODE:

White balance mode, a image improvement
based on DSP processing. you can also adjust the Red­Gain or Blue-Gain to change the color tone.

ALC, PLC:

Average and Peak Level Control,

FUNCTION SETTING

PRESETS
SCAN
PATTERNS
TOUR
ZONES
TIME RUNNING
AUTO-TRACKING
BACK
EXIT

PRESETS

PRESET NUMBER 001
SET PRESET
SHOW PRESET
CLEAR PRESET
EDIT PRESET LABEL
BACK
EXIT

EDIT PRESET LABEL

LABEL

：ROOM 1

BACK
EXIT

SCAN

SCAN NUMBER 01
SCAN SPEED 63
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMIT
CLEAR SCAN
RUN SCAN
EDIT SCAN LABEL
BACK
EXIT

Function setting

In function setting menu, you can define and activate
different PTZ funcitons, such as preset points, auto
scan, tours and Pattern. Presets and tour functions
can also be set or activated directly from keyboard
device without OSD. Please refer to the keyboard’s
manual for operation details.

PRESETS:

PRESET NUMBER:

G65-70 Series supports up to

128 presets. The number can be selected from 0 to

128.

SET PRESET:

Defining the preset points directly in
OSD by entering this menu item and move the PTZ.
press IRIS-OPEN key on the keyboard to save. If the
preset is pointed within digital zoom, it will
automatically go back to max. optical zoom range in
order to provide the best image.

SHOW PRESET:

CLEAR PRESET:

EDIT PRESET LABEL:

Moves to current preset point

Clear the current preset

For the current preset, you
can define a name which will be shon on the
operation screen once the preset is called. please
choose the preset number at first. The avaialbe
characters are: 0-9, A-Z, <,>,. and space.

SCAN

TheSCANfunctionmovesthePTZbetween2­predefined points in constant speed.The
following parameters can be set:

SCAN NUMBER:

G65-70 Series supports up to 4

scan.

SCAN SPEED:

points.

SET LEFT LIMIT:
SET RIGHT LIMIT:
CLEAR SCAN:
RUN SCAN:
EDIT SCAN LABEL:

cruising speed between the

defines the left point.

defines the right point

Delete the scan setting

starting the scan function

set the name for the scan

additional setting to WB function. only avialble with

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6.OSD - Patterns, Tours 6.OSD - Zones and Privacy Mask

PATTERNS

PATTERN NUMBER 1
PROGRAM PATTERN
RUN PATTERN
CLEAR PATTERN
EDIT PATTERN LABEL
BACK
EXIT

EDIT TOUR

TOUR DWELL 001
00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
RUN TOUR
BACK
EXIT

Pattern

Pattern records the user’s operation steps on
performing PTZ control and stores as a track.
TheG65andG70Seriescanrecordupto4
tracks with max. 180 sec. each.

PATTERN NUMBER:

from1to4

PROGRAM PATTERN:

pattern when selected. you can perfome PTZ
movement for recording and shall not exceed 180
sec. Press IRIS-OPEN to save the track.

RUN PATTERN:

CLEAR PATTERN:

EDIT PATTERN LABEL :

current pattern.

Tour

Tour is an auto-run through selected preset
pointswithdefinablepausetime.Atourcan
store up to 32 presets points.

TOUR DWELL:

the preset points. selectable between 000­255(s).

TOUR PRESETS:

keyboard device to enter the preset point
selection. Move the joystick with up and down
to select the preset points by number and save
the setting with IRIS-OPEN key. with IRIS­CLOSE key you can move to the previous
selection.Ifaselectpointhasthevalue0,all
the following presets points will be ignored.

RUN TOUR:

menu.

StartsthetourandexittheOSD

Selects the pattern number,

Starts recording the

Starts the current pattern

Delete curretn pattern.

Sets the name for

pause time for every stop on

pressIRIS-OPENKeyonthe

ZONES

ZONES NUMBER 1
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMIT
CLEAR ZONE
EDIT ZONE LABEL
BACK
EXIT

TIME RUNNING

DAY SUN

TIME CHANNEL 1
START TIME 00:00
END TIME 00:00

RUNNING NONE
BACK
EXIT

AUTO TRACKING

DAY SUN

STATE ON

START TIME 00:00

END TIME 00:00
SENSITIVE LOW
TRACKING-ZOOM OFF
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMT
BACK

Zone

You can define the zones in the whole PT range up

upto8zones

to withindividuallabel.Whenthe
display setting “Zone Label” is activated, the
label will be displayed on the operation screen.
Thedefinitionofthezonesshouldnotbe
overlapped.

ZONES NUMBER:

SET LEFT LIMIT:

SET RIGHT LIMIT:

CLEAR ZONE:

EDIT ZONE LABEL :

zone.

Time Running

Youcansetupthetimertostartafunctionlike
preset,tourorpattern.Eachdaycanbeset4
action.

AUTO TRACKING

Auto-Trackingcanseachpeopleorobjectwith
high speed and low light performance.

DAY: set current day
STATE: activateAUTO-TRACKINGonthisday
START TIME: set the time for activation
ENDTIME:setthetimeforstopthetracking
SENSITIVE: set the sensitivity for the detection
SET LIMIT: set the max. angle for the tracking.

Current zone selection

Left limit of the current zone

Right limit of the current zone

Delet the current zone

change the laben of current

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6.OSD - Alarm Setting

7. Dome Address & Protocol

WINDOW BLANKING

WINDOW NUMBER 01
EDIT WINDOW
ENABLE WINDOW OFF
CLEAR WINDOW
BACK
EXIT

ALARMS

Resume OFF

SEQUENCE 001

RESET DELEY 030

ALARM CONTACT N/O

ALARM SETTING

ARM SETTING

BACK

EXIT

ALARM SETTING

ALARM NUMBER 001
ALARM ACTION TOUR
ACTIVATE AUX AUX1
ALARM PRIORITY LOW
BACK
EXIT

ARM SETTING

DAY SUN

ARM STATE OFF
ARM TIME N/A

UNARM TIME N/A
BACK
EXIT

Privacy Mask ( Window Blanking)

Privacy Mask is used to protect the privacy area not to be
displayed once the camera is pointed on, such asu
levatory area or the operation desk of an ATM machine. It
might be required for video surveillance application
depends on the local law regulation. The G65 and G70
supports up to 24 private masks. ( depends on installed
camera module, please contact your local sales
representative for more information)

Hitachi camera modules

Sony Camera modules:

the45seriesprovidesonly8)

LG,CNB Camera modules:

WINDOW NUMBER:

EDIT WINDOW:

the keyboard. presse IRIS-OPEN to save.

ENABLE WINDOW:

CLEAR WINDOW:

: 8 masking area.

up to 24 masking area( except

no masking function.

Mask number

Edit position of the mask by joystick of

shows the mask on screen OFF

Delete the mask

Alarms

RESUME: Continue the function on the camera , if it

was setting before the alarms.
RESET DELAY: How long the camera stay inAlarm

position.

ALARM CONTACT: Setting between N/C (normal
Close) or N/O (normal Open).

ALARM NUMBER: curent Alarm number.

ALARM ACTION: Setting for PRESET, SCAN, TOUR,

PAT 1-4, or NONE, if the camere inAlarm position.

ACTIVATE AUX:

activate. Select between AUX1, AUX2 (not connected)
or BOTH.

ALARM PRIORITY:

ARM SETTING: define the operation timer of the alarm

Setting Alarm Output, when Alarm is

define the priority of the alarm input.

Protocol setting

In order to establish a connection for
telemetric control with keyboard device. you
need to setup the dome address and protocol.

The G65 and G70 series are capable with
multiple communication protocol. The setting
can be changed through the DIP-Switches on
the rear side of the connector boards as
Illustrated.

Sw1 Sw2

SW 1:

represent the domes address in binary form.

please refer to the list on next page for reference.

SW 2:

Used for protocol settting and baud rate.

DIP1to6:Protocolsetting
DIP 7 and 8: Baud rate setting

Baud rate

DIP 7 DIP8

please use the following table for details setup.

current pattern.

2400 bps 0 0

4800 bps 1 0

9600 bps 0 1

19200 bps 1 1

Note: VIDO B02 Protocol is fully
compatible with VIDO B01. For
previous version of Vido products
please set to B02

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Protocol / DIP 123456

VIDO B02 001100

DIAMOND 100100

HUNDA 101100

KALATEL 010100

LILIN 110100

MOLYNX 001000

PANASONIC 111000

PELCO (D/P) 100000

PHILIPS 000001

SAE 010000

SAMSUNG 000100

SANTACHI 011000

UNIVISION 010001

VCL 110000

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VICON 101000

AD 001100

7. Address ID, 1 to 67

7.Address ID, 68 to 135

ID ID

1 10000000 35 11000100
2 01000000 36 00100100
3 11000000 37 10100100
4 00100000 38 01100100
5 10100000 39 11100100
6 01100000 40 00010100
7 11100000 41 10010100
8 00010000 42 01010100

9 10010000 43 11010100
10 01010000 44 00110100
11 11010000 45 10110100
12 00110000 46 01110100
13 10110000 47 11110100
14 01110000 48 00001100
15 11110000 49 10001100
16 00001000 50 01001100
17 10001000 51 11001100
18 01001000 52 00101100
19 11001000 53 10101100
20 00101000 54 01101100
21 10101000 55 11101100
22 01101000 56 00011100
23 11101000 57 10011100
24 00011000 58 01011100
25 10011000 59 11011100
26 01011000 60 00111100
27 11011000 61 10111100
28 00111000 62 01111100
29 10111000 63 11111100
30 01111000 64 00000010
31 11111000 65 10000010
32 00000100 66 01000010
33 10000100 67 11000010

Switchnumber (Sw1) Switchnumber (Sw1)

Bit12345678 Bit12345678

00000000 0100010034

ID ID

68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88

89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101

Switchnumber (Sw1)

Bit12345678

00100010
10100010
01100010 00010110
11100010
00010010
10010010 11010110
01010010
11010010 10110110
00110010 01110110
10110010 11110110
01110010 00001110

11110010 10001110
00001010
10001010
01001010
11001010
00101010
10101010
01101010 00011110
11101010
00011010
10011010
01011010 00111110
11011010
00111010 01111110
10111010 11111110
01111010
11111010
00000110
10000110 11000001
01000110 00100001
11000110
00100110 01100001
10100110

102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135

Switchnumber (Sw1)

Bit12345678

01100110
11100110

10010110
01010110

00110110

01001110
11001110
00101110
10101110
01101110
11101110

10011110
01011110
11011110

10111110

00000001
10000001
01000001

10100001

11100001

7. Address ID, 136 to 203

7. Address ID, 204 to 255

ID

136
137
138
139
140
141
142

143

144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168

169

Switchnumber (Sw1)

Bit12345678 Bit12345678

00010001
10010001 11010101
01010001
11010001

00110001
10110001 11110101
01110001 00001101
11110001

00001001 01001101
10001001 11001101
01001001
11001001 10101101
00101001
10101001
01101001
11101001 10011101
00011001 01011101
10011001
01011001 00111101
11011001
00111001 01111101
10111001
01111001
11111001
00000101 01000011
10000101
01000101
11000101 10100011
00100101
10100101
01100101 00010011
11100101 10010011
00010101
10010101

170
171
172
173
174

175

176

177

178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202

203

Switchnumber (Sw1)

ID

01010101

00110101
10110101
01110101

10001101

00101101

01101101
11101101
00011101

11011101

10111101

11111101
00000011
10000011

11000011
00100011

01100011
11100011

01010011
11010011

ID

204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237

Switchnumber (Sw1)

(Bit)12345678

00110011
10110011

01110011
11110011
00001011
10001011
01001011 00101111
11001011
00101011
10101011
01101011
11101011
00011011
10011011
01011011
11011011 10111111
00111011
10111011
01111011
11111011
00000111
10000111
01000111
11000111
00100111
10100111
01100111
11100111
00010111
10010111
01010111
11010111
00110111
10110111

ID

238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255

Switchnumber (Sw1)

(Bit)1 2345678

01110111
11110111
00001111
10001111
01001111
11001111

10101111
01101111
11101111
00011111
10011111
01011111
11011111
00111111

01111111
11111111

8. Specification G65 Series

8. Specification G70 Series

Model

Signal Format

Scanning

Image Sensor

H. Resolution

Viewing Angle

Zoom

Min. Illumination

Focus

White Balance

Shutter Speed

Iris Control

Gain Control

Video Output

S/N Ratio

Pan Speed

Tilt Speed

Pan Range

Tilt Range

Communication

Preset Positions

Auto Pan

Tour / Sequence

Alarm inputs

Operating Temp.

Power

AU-G65-SC18 AU-G65-SB18

AU-G65-SB18WD

with WDR

AU-G65-SB26 AU-G65-SB36

AU-G65-SB26

AU-G65-SB26WD

with WDR

Day / Night Day / NightDay / Night

PAL/NTSC

Progressive

1/4 inch Ex-View CCD

470 TVL, 440K Pixels (PAL)

48.0° (Wide end) 54.2° (Wide end)

2.2° (Tele end)

18× Opt. / 12× Digital 26× Opt. / 12× Digital

0.7 Lux (1/50 sec., Color) Day: 0.7Lx (1/50), 0.1Lx (1/3) Day: 2.0Lx (1/50), 0.14Lx (1/3)

-

Auto / Manual (ATW, Indoor, Outdoor, One Push WB, Manual WB)

Wide Dynamic Function (SB18WD/ SB26WD / SB36WD models)

Night: 0.01Lx (1/3)

1 to 1/10,000 Sec. 1/3 to 1/10,000 Sec.

Auto / Manua/ Auto Slow Shutter

Auto / Manual (-3 to 28 dB, 2 dB steps, 16steps)

VBS: 1.0Vp-p (Sync Negative), Y / C Output

Night: 0.7Lx (1/50), 0.05Lx (1/3)

Auto / Manual

More than 50 dB

0.4° - 300° per Sec.

0.4° - 150° per Sec.

360°

0-90°

RS-485, multiple-protocol, coax

128 Presets

Yes, between 2 presets

4 progr. Tours with max 32 presets/ 4 Pattern up to 180s

7 inputs / 2 output

Indoor: -10 5℃to 0℃

24V AC / 24 -60 VA

AU-G65-SB36WD

with WDR

470 TVL / 540 TVL
(High Resolution)

57.8° (Wide end)

1.7° (Tele end)2.8° (Tele end)

36× Opt. / 12× Digital

Day: 1.4Lx (1/50), 0.1Lx (1/3)

Night: 0.01Lx (1/3)

Model

Signal Format

Scanning

Image Sensor

H. Resolution

Viewing Angle

Zoom

Min. Illumination

Focus

White Balance

Shutter Speed

Iris Control

Gain Control

Video Output

S/N Ratio

Pan Speed

Tilt Speed

Pan Range

Tilt Range

Communication

Preset Positions

Auto Pan

Tour / Sequence

Alarm inputs

Operating Temp.

Power

AU-G70-WC18 AU-G70-WB18

AU-G70-WB18WD

with WDR

AU-G70-WB26 AU-G70-WB36

AU-G65-SB26

AU-G70-WB26WD

with WDR

Day / Night Day / NightDay / Night

PAL / NTSC

Progressive

1/4 inch Ex-View CCD

470 TVL, 440K Pixels (PAL)

48.0° (Wide end) 54.2° (Wide end)

2.2° (Tele end)

18× Opt. / 12× Digital 26× Opt. / 12× Digital

0.7 Lux (1/50 sec., Color) Day: 0.7Lx (1/50), 0.1Lx (1/3) Day: 2.0Lx (1/50), 0.14Lx (1/3)

-

Auto / Manual (ATW, Indoor, Outdoor, One Push WB, Manual WB)

Wide Dynamic Function (SB18WD/ SB26WD / SB36WD models)

Night: 0.01Lx (1/3)

1 to 1/10,000 Sec. 1/3 to 1/10,000 Sec.

Auto / Manua/ Auto Slow Shutter

Auto / Manual (-3 to 28 dB, 2 dB steps, 16steps)

VBS: 1.0Vp-p (Sync Negative),Y/COutput

Night: 0.7Lx (1/50), 0.05Lx (1/3)

Auto / Manual

More than 50 dB

0.4° - 300° per Sec.

0.4° - 150° per Sec.

360°

0 - 90°

RS-485, multiple-protocol, coax

128 Presets

Yes, between 2 presets

4 progr. Tours with max 32 presets/ 4 Pattern up to 180s

7 inputs / 2 output

Outdoor: -40°C to 60°C

24V AC / 24 -60 VA

AU-G70-WB36WD

with WDR

470 TVL / 540 TVL
(High Resolution)

57.8° (Wide end)

1.7° (Tele end)2.8° (Tele end)

36× Opt. / 12× Digital

Day: 1.4Lx (1/50), 0.1Lx (1/3)

Night: 0.01Lx (1/3)

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