COP-USA CD7622-TVI-IR User Manual

SPEED DOME CAMERA

User Manual

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Notes on Safety

■ Plea se us e the specified p owe r supply to connect( sup ports AC24V ).

■ Do no t attempt to disa sse mble the camera ; in or der to prevent el ect ric shock, do not

remo ve sc rews or covers.

■ Ther e are n o user-serviceable p art s inside. Pleas e con tact the neares t ser vice center as

soon a s pos sible if there is a ny fa ilure.

■ Avoid fro m inc orrect operat ion , shock vibrati on, h eavy pressing whic h can cause

dama ge to p roduct.

■ Do not u se co rrosive detergent to c lea n main body of the ca mer a. If necessary, please

use so ft dr y cloth to wipe dir t; fo r hard contaminati on, use neutral dete rgent . Any cleanser

for hi gh gr ade furniture i s app licable.

■ Avoid aim ing t he camera direc tly t owards extrem ely b right objects s uch a s sun, as this

may da mag e the image senso r.

■ Plea se fo llow the instru cti ons to install th e cam era. Do not reverse th e camera, or the

reve rsi ng image will be re cei ved.

■ Do not o per ate it in case temp era ture, humidit y and p ower supply are beyo nd th e

limi ted s tipulations .

■ Keep a way f rom heat source s suc h as radiators, heat r egisters, stove, e tc.

■ Do not e xpo se the product to t he di rect airflow fr om an a ir conditioner. Oth erwise, it

may ca use m oisture conde nsa tion inside the clea r dome due to temperat ure difference

betw een i nternal and ext ern al of the dome came ra.

1 Introductio n

1.1 Ov erv iew... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... ..........1

1.2 Ch ara cteristics.. ... ... .............. ... ... .............. ... ... .............. ... ................. ... .............1

1.3 Di al Sw itch Setup.... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........2

2 Installation Guide

2.1 I nte rfaces a nd parts... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ......4

2.2 How to Insta ll. .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .....5

2.3 Co nne ction...... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .7

3 Basic Operation Guide

3.1 St art up and Shutdown.... ... ... ... ....................... ... ... ... ... ....................... ... ... ... ........9

3.2 Ke ybo ard Setup........ ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... .............. ... ..........9

4 Menu Setup

4.1 Sy ste m Information. .......................................................................................10

4.2 Sy ste m Setup..... ... ... ... ... ................... ... ... ... ................... ... ... ... ... ................ ... ..1 0

4.2. 1 Auto PT Fl ip.. ... ....... ... ....... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... ....... ... ....... ... .......... ..1 0

4.2. 2 Lan guage........................................ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ................10

4.2. 3 RS4 22 Setup.... ... ... ... ............. ... ... ............. ... ... ............. ... ... ............. ... ... .10

4.2. 4 Dat e Setup.......... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... .....11

4.2. 5 Title Setup..... ... ... ............. ... ... .......... ... ... .......... ... ... ............. ... ... .......... ..11

4.2. 6 Nor th Setup.... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... .....12

4 .2.7 N ew Pas sword and Chang e Passwor d.. ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .......12

4.3 Ca mer a Setup.. ... .......... ... ....... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... ....... ... .......... ... ....... ... ..13

4.3.1 Camera F unc tion....... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... ...13

4.3. 2 Ima ge Setup............. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ............................... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..14

4. 3.3 F ocus Near Limit... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ...15

4.3.4 Zoom Speed..... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .........15

4.3.5 DZoom...... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... ........... ... .15

4. 3.6 Vide o Format... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .........15

4.3.7 Day & Night Mode. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ...15

4.3.8 Lens Initializat ion ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........15

4.4 Pr ese t Setup........................................................................................... ... ... ..1 6

4.5 Do me Fu nction.... ... ... .......... ... .......... ... ... .......... ... ... .......... ... .......... ... ... .......... 17

4.5. 1 Pat rol Setup......... ... ... ................ ... ... ... ............. ... ... ... ............. ... ... ... .......17

4. 5.2 Grouping Se tup ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ........... ... ... ........... ... ..........1 8

4.5. 3 Task Setup........... ... ... ............. ... ... .......... ... ... ... .......... ... ... ............. ... ... ...19

4.5. 4 Trace Setup................................ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .........20

4.5.5 Ala rm Setup... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .........21

4.5 .6 P riv acy Mask... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .......22

4.5.7 Home Position... ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .....22

4.6 Di spl ay Setup.... ... ... .......... ... .......... ... ... ....... ... ... .......... ... .......... ... ... .......... ... ..23

4.7 Wiper Setup........ ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... .............. ... ........... ... ............23

4.8 Lo ad De fault............................ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...................................... ... ... ..2 3

Appendix A Troubleshooting......... ....... ....... ....... ....... .............................25

Appendix B Specificatio n....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....................................26

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Overview

This speed dom e camera is fron t-e nd e quipment use d for vide o capture . Its digital flip

tech nol ogy makes omni- dir ectional and no n-b lind-spot monito rin g into reality. Equippe d

with an IP66-rated housin g, embe dde d au to t her mostatic device, 3-level lightni ng- proof

and surge-pr oof desi gn, the uni t i s a ble to adapt to severe environ men t. Intelligent

trac kin g and 3D position ing functions can be re alized when using wi th DVR. What's

more , OSD menu mode clearly display s the functio ns of came ra, whic h is easy to operate.

1.2 Characteristics

► Inte rna l Decoder

• Supp ort R S422

• Supp ort P ELCO_D, PELCO_P

• Supp ort a ddress setup via har dware and software

► Inte rna l Camera

• Auto /Ma nual focus

• Auto /Ma nual white bala nce ; auto brightne ss

• Auto D ay/ Night (low illu min ation)

► Inte rna l PTZ

• The ad van ced stepping mo tor d rive enables th e dom e to rotate smoothly, positi on

prec ise ly, and re spo nd sensitivel y.

• Adop tin g synchronous belt d rive ensures lower n ois e and stable imag e dur ing operation .

• Supp ort 3 60° pan and 90° til t con tinuous rotation w ith non-blind-sp ot mo nitory.

• Pan /t ilt p reset speed up to 2 40° /S.

• Pan/ Tilt manual sp eed u p to 0.5°~ 90°/S.

• High s pee d and accurate pr ese t can be called.

• ZAP function is prof itable to adjust the s pee d depending on th e cha nge of zoom lengt h

whic h ens ures to get clear i mag e at any time.

► Othe rs

• Buil t-i n heater and fan en abl e to adapt to any sev ere e nvironment.

• Adop t IP6 6 waterproof struc ture which meets int ern ational stand ard .

• Buil t-i n lightning-p roo f components preve nt the dome from damag e by li ghtning

stri ke an d surge .

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.3 Dial Switch Setup

Befo re in stalling the ca mer a, the dome addre ss, c ommunication pro toc ol and baud rate

shou ld be c onfirmed. The defaul t dom e address, protoco l and baud rate are 1, PEL CO- D

and 24 00 re spectively.If you want to ch ang e, please power o ff the ca mer a firstly and ope n

the ca mer a cover to find the d ial s witches. The steps are f oll owings:

① SW2 is u sed t o set dome addres s. The bu tto ns from 1 to 8 are equi val ent to bit 0～bit 7

resp ect ively; “ON” sta tus o f each button means 1, w hil e “OFF” means 0.

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The ID a ddr ess adopts binary syst em coding: n” sta nds for the bu tto n

numb er i n SW 2.

“OFF ” sta tus, the addres s is 2 =1; th e but ton 2 is set to “ON” st atu s , while others are set

to “OF F” st atus, the addre ss is 2 =2, a nd so o n. Please refer t o the b elow chart.

For exam ple : the button 1 is set to “ON” stat us , whi le o thers are set to

1-1

2-1

2 . whic h “

Button

Dome ID

1 2

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● For ex amp le: If you want to se t dom e address as “73", 73= 1+8 +64 means the but ton

1, 4, 7 sh oul d be set to “ON” status.

● For ex amp le: If you want to se t dom e address as “5", 5=1+ 4 means the button 1, 3

shou ld be s et to “ON” status .

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Chapter 1 Introduction

② The bu tto n 6, 7 and 8 in SW1 are use d to se t communicati on pr otocol. When the three

butt ons a re set to “0” , it is PEL CO- D; When a ny one of them is set t o “1” , it is PELCO-P.

③ The button 3, 4 a nd 5 in S W1 are used to set ba ud ra te

SW1

0 0

1 1 1

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Baud Rat e

1200

2400

4800

9600

④ The camera ma y mal function if the s wit ches are not full y tur ned on/off. Please dou ble

chec k the s witches befor e fin ishing setup.

NOTE : Cha nge is effective after r ebo oting the camer a

You can ch ang e the protocol vi a sof tware menu.

Plea se re fer to chapter 4. 2.3 f or details.

Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Interfaces and Parts

2 3 4

1 Powe r sup ply 2 HD-TVI Video O ut 3

RS42 2 Safe ty Wire Base Tr ay

4 5 6 7 Wiper

Alar m in/ out

Chapter 2 Installation

2.2 How to install

• Please make sure the wall is able to bear the dome camera’s weight !

• Please make sure the dome camera is powered off during installation!

WARNING

The in sta llation steps a re as f ollows:

• Please install the dome camera according to the below steps!

Inse rt TF Card

① Loosen three screws of the base tray.

③ Unplug the cables and remove the base

tray.

② Open the base tray and insert TF card.

Tube

④ Fasten the tube to the bracket.

Chapter 2 Installation

⑤ Pull the cables through the bracket. Then fix

the base tray to the tub with the screws.

⑦ Hook the camera to the base tray and then

conn ect t he cables.

⑥ Fix the bracket to the wall with the screws

and then hook the safety wire to the tub.

⑧ Secure the camera to the base tray with

the screws.

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Notes on Safety

CONTENTS

1.3 Dial Switch Setup