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Speed Dome
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I
USER MANUAL
Date: Oct. 2008
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Table of Contents
1. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I OVERVIEW ........................................................ 5
1.1. Introduction ................................................................................................ 5
1.2. Specifications ............................................................................................. 7
1.3. Feature ........................................................................................................ 9
1.3.1. Profile of EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I ........................................................... 9
1.3.2. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I Base Board .................................................... 10
1.4. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I Quick Operation Guide (Work with EKB500) .... 12
2. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I INSTALLATION ................................................ 13
2.1. Packing List .............................................................................................. 13
2.2. Cable Needed ............................................................................................ 14
2.3. Initial Setup ............................................................................................... 15
2.3.1. Address Setting ................................................................................... 15
2.3.2. Communication Protocol Setting ......................................................... 19
2.3.3. Transmission Speed Setting (Baud Rate Setting) ............................... 19
2.4. Bracket and Speed Dome Installation .................................................... 20
2.4.1. Installation Requirements .................................................................... 20
2.4.2. EPTZ2700 Dome Camera Installation ................................................. 21
2.5. Accessories .............................................................................................. 30
2.5.1. EPTZ-CPMA: Ceiling Pendant Mount Adapter .................................... 30
2.5.2. EPTZ-PMA: Pole Mount Adapter ......................................................... 30
2.5.3. EPTZ- CMA: Corner Mount Adapter .................................................... 31
3. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I CAMERA SETUP MENU .................................. 32
3.1. Structure of the Setup Menu ................................................................... 32
3.2. VIDEO SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 33
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3.2.1. EXPOSURE ........................................................................................ 33
3.2.2. FOCUS MODE .................................................................................... 35
3.2.3. DIGITAL ZOOM ................................................................................... 35
3.2.4. WHITE BALANCE ............................................................................... 35
3.2.5. BACKLIGHT ........................................................................................ 36
3.2.6. DAY/NIGHT ......................................................................................... 36
3.2.7. COLOR ............................................................................................... 37
3.2.8. NEGATIVE .......................................................................................... 37
3.2.9. WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE .................................................................... 37
3.2.10 EXIT .................................................................................................... 37
3.3. POSITIONS ................................................................................................ 38
3.4. OSD/AREAS .............................................................................................. 41
3.4.1. CAM. TITLE......................................................................................... 41
3.4.2. AREAS ................................................................................................ 41
3.4.3. DIRECTIONS ...................................................................................... 43
3.4.4. DISPLAY ............................................................................................. 45
3.4.5. EXIT .................................................................................................... 46
3.5. AUTO MODES ........................................................................................... 47
3.5.1. AUTOPAN ........................................................................................... 47
3.5.2. PRESET TOURS ................................................................................ 49
3.5.3. PATTERN ............................................................................................ 51
3.5.4. AUTO RESUME .................................................................................. 52
3.5.5. RESUME TO ....................................................................................... 52
3.5.6. POWER UP FUNC .............................................................................. 53
3.5.7. AUTO FLIP .......................................................................................... 53
3.5.8. EXIT .................................................................................................... 53
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3.6. ALARM ...................................................................................................... 53
3.6.1. ALARM INPUTS .................................................................................. 53
3.6.2. ALARM OUTPUTS .............................................................................. 56
3.6.3. EXIT .................................................................................................... 57
3.7. SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 58
3.8. INFO ........................................................................................................... 59
3.9. EXIT ........................................................................................................... 60
4. EPTZ2700/2700I FUNCTION SETUP AND OPERATION ..................... 61
4.1. Manual Control Mode ............................................................................... 61
4.2. Auto Pan Mode ......................................................................................... 61
4.3. Position Setting ........................................................................................ 62
4.4. Tour Mode ................................................................................................. 63
4.5. Alarm Link to a Position/Tour .................................................................. 64
4.6. Other Operations ...................................................................................... 65
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1. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I OVERVIEW
1.1. Introduction
EPTZ2700 series has 2 types, EPTZ2700 is outdoor type whereas EPTZ2700I is
indoor type, using high sensitivity and high resolution CCD to display high quality
image. The design of ICR (IR cut filter removable) can provide real color even under
strong sunlight in day time. Under slight light in night time, a clear image can still be
displayed. WDR design allows the camera to be installed in any environment. Fast
moving function can reach to 360°/1sec. No matter high speed scanning or low speed
scanning, the solid base can avoid vibration. This full-functioned speed dome can
perform best quality images!
z EPTZ2700 for outdoor model; EPTZ2700I for indoor model
z Built in 27X Optical Zoom Lens
z Super High Resolution more than 480TV Lines
z True Day and Night function (IR Cut Filter Removable)
z Wide Dynamic Range
z Digital Slow Shutter
z Auto detection of protocols
z Tilt rotation range -180°
z 192 preset positions are available
z 16 cruise tours can be set, and each tour contains up to 16 positions
z 4 Alarm Inputs / 2 Alarm Outputs
z Running to position speed, 0.01º/s to 360º/s
z RS485 Communication
z IP 66 (for EPTZ2700)
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Furthermore, the micro control unit enables camera a nimble and exact movement
from minimal 0.01°/sec to maximal 360°/sec. It can go to every preset position in 1
second. It also has other advantages such as:
¾ 192 preset positions are available.
¾ 16 cruise tours can be set, and each tour contains up to 16 positions.
¾ Up to 256 speed domes can be supported on a RS-485 bus when all speed
domes are controlled by keyboard EKB500.
¾ Built-in fan to enhance heat dissipation at high temperature and circulate
heat to keep system operation at low temperature.
¾ Built-in 4 alarm inputs and 2 alarm outputs.
All of the features make the intelligent high-speed dome camera works for a wide
range and demanding application such as banks, airports, stations, casinos, streets
of cities, intelligent buildings, etc.
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1.2. Specifications
Product Model EPTZ2700 (outdoor) EPTZ2700I (indoor)
Pickup Device 1/4” CCD
Video Format NTSC or PAL
Scanning System NTSC: 525 TV lines, 60 fields/sec
PAL: 625 TV lines, 50 fields/sec.
Picture Elements 768 x 494 (NTSC)
752 x 582 (PAL)
Horizontal Resolution More than 480 TV Lines
Sensitivity 1 Lux/ F1.5 (Normal)
0.01 Lux/ F1.5 (ICR OFF, DSS16X)
0 Lux/ F1.5 (ICR ON, DSS16X)
S/N Ratio 48 dB
Electronic Shutter 1/50 ~ 1/10,000(s) (NTSC)
Digital Slow Shutter Auto: 2x, 4x, 6x, 10x, 16x, 32x Fix: 2x, 4x, 6x, 10x, 16x, 32x
Shutter Selection AUTO; A.FLK; Manual (1/50~1/10000) selectable
Lens Type 27x optical zoom, f=3.25 mm (wide) to 88.0 mm (tele),
F1.5 to F3.8
Zoom Ratio 270x max (27x Optical and x 10 Digital zoom)
True Day & Night Yes (Auto/DAY/NIGHT)
Backlight Comp. Yes (OFF/ON)
Wide Dynamic Range Yes (OFF/ON/AUTO)
White Balance Auto / Indoor / Outdoor
Motion Detection Yes (OFF/ON)
Private Zone Masking No
Video Output 1Vp-p / 75 ohm
Sync. Mode Internal
Power Source 24VAC
Power Consumption 21W Max
Operating Temperature
﹣40 ~+50 ≤95%℃℃
-10 ~+50 ≤85%℃℃
Focus Control One push/Auto/Manual
Horizontal Rotation Speed
0.01°/s－360°/s (1-255 grade shift gears)
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Horizontal Rotation Range 360° unlimited rotation
Tilt Rotation Range 90° pendulum motion
Auto Zoom Speed Control Control speed auto-adjusted according to zoom length
changing
Auto Pan, 2 points
Can set freely
scanning
Auto Pan Speed
Dwell Time (2 points)
1－255 grade available
1－99 second available
Preset Positions 192 positions
Running to position speed
1－255 grade available,0.01º/s - 360º/s
Dwell time at preset
1－99 available
position
Tour 16 groups
Tour point per group 16 preset positions
Pattern 4 patterns with 90 sec long each
Fan Fan auto starts
Position Accuracy ±0.1°
Alarm 4 in 2 out with tour/position auto triggering
Built-in Menu for Functions Yes
Communication RS-485
Communication Speed 1200/2400/4800/9600bps
EVF-1; EVF-2; Pelco-P ;Pelco-D; A-Type; Plus-D; AUTO;
Built-in Protocols
Panasonic
(Plus-D supports all other brands, it is equivalent to Pelco-D)
Address Editable Yes (through DIP switch)
Speed Dome Address 0-255
Manual Pan/Tilt Speed Pan: 0.01º ~ 360º/s ; Tilt: 0.01º ~ 180º/s
Safety CE, FCC
Dimensions 180mm(W) x 270mm(H) ; 70.9”x106.3”
Weight 3.0kg
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1.3. Feature
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1.3.1. Profile of EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I
EPTZ2700
Wall Mount Bracket
Top housing
Outer housing
Sun shield (optional
Camera main body
Camera module
Top housing
Camera
main body
Bubble
EPTZ2700I
Outer housing
Bubble
Camera
Module
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1.3.2. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I Base Board
The base board that is inside the top housing connects to power cable, video cable,
control cable, alarm cable and fan. In order to connect to cables, the board needs to be
taken off, and put back after finishing connecting to all cables. The connectors of cable
names are marked on the board in white text.
There are 4 alarm inputs and 2 alarm outputs available, represented by Pin 1~12. Pin 13
and 14 are video pins for connecting to video cable. Pin15~16 are RS485 pin for
connecting to keyboard. Pin 17 and 18 are power pin for connecting to 24VAC power.
1~12 ALARM
13~14
VIDEO
15~16
RS485
17~18
24VAC
EPTZ2700 Base board
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Pin # Function
1 ALM_NO_B (Alarm Output Normal Open B)
2 ALM_COM_B (Alarm Output Common B)
3 ALM_NC_B (Alarm Output Normal Close B)
4 ALM_NO_A (Alarm Output Normal Open A)
5 ALM_COM_A (Alarm Output Common A)
6 ALM_NC_A (Alarm Output Normal Close A)
7 ALMIN1 (Alarm Input 1)
8 GND (Ground)
9 ALMIN2 (Alarm Input 2)
10 ALMIN3 (Alarm Input 3)
11 GND (Ground)
12 ALMIN4 (Alarm Input 4)
13 VIDEO+
14 VIDEO-
15 RS485-
16 RS485+
17 AC24A+
18 AC24B-
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1.4. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I Quick Operation Guide (Work with EKB500)
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I and EKB500 (Keyboard) can work together by using factory
default setting. You just need to connect cables by the following steps:
1. Connect the RS-485 cable to EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I and a keyboard (EKB500).
2. Connect a video cable from EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I to a monitor.
3. Connect the power to the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I and a keyboard (EKB500).
After the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I finishes the self-test mode, you can start to operate
the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I via the keyboard.
To operate the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I:
UP
IRIS+FocusF.Zoom
In
-N.Out
1. Shift the Joystick up/down or right/left to view from camera.
2. Turn the top of the Joystick to zoom in/out.
3. Press Zoom In/Out, Focus F. /N. and IRIS +/- function keys to operate the
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I.
Zoom INZoom OUT
LEFT RIGHT
DOWN
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2. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I INSTALLATION
2.1. Packing List
There are 3 boxes that are camera main body with a camera module, top housing with a
base board & pin connector and outer housing with bubble, plus one tool packet in the
package. The detail accessories are listed below:
Standard
¾ Camera Main Body x 1
¾ Top Housing x1
¾ Outer Housing with Bubble x1
¾ Tool packet
Glove x 1 pair
3 desiccant packs
Optional Accessories
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2.2. Cable Needed
Yellow RS485+
Orange RS485-
24VAC
VIDEO
Power Cable
An adapter with 24VAC/3.5A output provides the power to the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I. An
extension power line may be needed.
Note: The input AC voltage range of an adapter depends on different area.
Please make sure the voltage range before installing.
Video Cable
A BNC cable is used for connecting an EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I to a DVR or a monitor. An
amplifier may be needed if the video cable is too long.
RS485 Cable
Yellow wire represents RS485+, orange wire represents RS485-. Connect RS485 to
EKB500 and you will be able to control the speed dome by a keyboard. If you are unable
to control the speed dome with EKB500, it is probably due to a mis-connection. Please
try to switch RS485 wires and connect again.
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2.3. Initial Setup
Initial setup includes dome address, communication protocol, transmission speed, and
terminal resistance settings. All of the settings should be confirmed before the dome is
installed. The control-related setting that is address, communication protocol and
transmission speed have to be set consistently with the control device such as a keyboard
or a DVR.
Notice: Please make sure the power is off before setting, and restart the
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I to enable a new value after changing.
2.3.1. Address Setting
The address code of the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I should be set to correspond properly
with a control device to control multiple dome cameras. The address codes are made
up by the dipswitch on the camera main body. The 8 bits dipswitch indicates the binary
coded of the address, and there are 256 addresses can be selected (0 ~ 255). It also
means that there are up to 256 dome cameras that can cascade on the RS-485 bus.
The dipswitch setting and the indicated address are represented in the following
diagram.
Note: The factory default address is 1.
Notice: Please make sure the power is off before setting, and restart the
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I to enable a new value after changing.
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ID address Protocol/Baud rate/ Terminal resistance
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2.3.2. Communication Protocol Setting
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd bits are used to set communication protocol. The factory default
protocol is EVF.
Notice: Please make sure the power is off before setting, and restart the
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I to enable a new value after changing.
Set all of protocol switches to ON; the speed dome EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I will
enter a self-test mode.
2.3.3. Transmission Speed Setting (Baud Rate Setting)
The 4
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bits on the PCB board are used to set the Baud Rate. The default baud rate
setting is 9600.
Protocol
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Terminal
Resistance
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Notice: Please make sure the power is off before setting, and restart the
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2.4. Bracket and Speed Dome Installation
2.4.1. Installation Requirements
1. Installation should be handled by a qualified service agent and should comply with
all local regulations. Service personnel should expect potential problems such as
surface strength, surface material, falling objects, outer breaches, building vibration
or other similar conditions.
2. Check for all necessary materials, and ensure if the selected installation location is
suitable for the EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I.
Top housing
Main body
Bracket
Bracket base
ETPZ2700 overview
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2.4.2. EPTZ2700 Dome Camera Installation
Note: Installation location that is a wall, a pole or a ceiling needs to support above five
times the total weight of the camera assembly (about 16 kg) to avoid shaken images, and
dropping.
1. Pull the hole of the base board to open it. Detach the power and RS485 wires first by
using a screw driver.
Pull here to open
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2. Apply the adhesive stripe at back of desiccant pack to the inner side of the top
housing. There are totally 3 desiccant packs to be applied.
3. When all the desiccant packs are pasted and alarm cables are connected properly, put
the base board back to its original place, you will need to pull open the switch in order to
have the base board fitted to the top housing.
Pull open this switch
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4. Connect the cable you detached from base board to the RS485 cable, Power cable and
video cable you tread from the wall or ceiling. RS485 cable has to be connected via a
terminal block. If you need to connect alarm cable, thread the alarm cable through the
second hole.
RS485 cable
Power cable
Video cable
Alarm cable
5. Screw in 4 screws for mounting the bracket base.
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6. Thread the cable through the bracket.
7. Screw the top housing to bracket by using a hexagon wrench.
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8. Screw in 4 long screws to fix the bracket to bracket base.
9. Pull the hole of base board to open it again. Connect the power and RS485 wires back
to power pin and RS485 pin. If you need to connect alarm, connect alarm cable to alarm
pin.
10. There is a rope pendant from the top housing, this is used to support main body.
The steps of how to apply the rope:
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a. Locate the hook first.
Hook
b. Clasp the rope to the hook firmly.
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c. Done!
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11. Hold and push the main body toward the bracket until it is firmly fixed to the bracket. To
release it, press orange buttons at both sides of the body.
12. Twist the cover of main body to top housing clockwise until it is firmly fixed to top
housing.
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Note 1: In order to protect the bubble from dirt and scrape, please put on the gloves
before installing the bubble.
Note 2: The camera module on the mechanical part is very sensitive. Please be careful
when installing this part.
13. Turn on the power, and start to operate the EPTZ2700.
Note: When turning on the power, EPTZ2700 will enter self-inspection mode, and carry out
a self-testing program. After finishing self-inspection, you can start to operate the
EPTZ2700.
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2.5. Accessories
2.5.1. EPTZ-CPMA: Ceiling Pendant Mount Adapter
The ceiling pendant mount adapter is used for installing a speed dome on the ceiling
indoors or outdoors.
The extension poles are available for the pole mount.
2.5.2. EPTZ-PMA: Pole Mount Adapter
The pole adapter is used for installing a wall mount bracket to a pole indoors or outdoors.
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2.5.3. EPTZ- CMA: Corner Mount Adapter
The corner mount are used for installing a wall mount bracket to a 270° corner of walls
indoors or outdoors.
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3. EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I CAMERA SETUP MENU
In this section, setup and operation guide of EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I will be introduced.
There are 8 items of the setting menu.
3.1. Structure of the Setup Menu
Press MENU to enter camera setup menu.
Turn the Joystick up/down to change subentries, and right/left to change the setting. If
there is an arrow at the end of selection, it means that selection has a sub-menu, please
press Enter key of keyboard to enter sub-menu.
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
(diagram 3.1)
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3.2. VIDEO SETTINGS
In main menu, turn joystick Up / Down to select VIDEO SETTINGS. Turn joystick Left /
Right to enter VIDEO SETTINGS sub-menu (see diagram 3.2).
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
EXPOSURE<┘
EXPOSURE<┘
FOCUS MODE ONE PUSH
DIGITAL ZOOM ON
WHITE BALANCE AUTO
BACKLIGHT OFF
DAY/NIGHT AUTO
COLOR ON
NEGATIVE OFF
WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE OFF
EXIT
(diagram 3.2)
FOCUS MODE ONE PUSH
DIGITAL ZOOM ON
WHITE BALANCE AUTO
BACKLIGHT OFF
DAY/NIGHT AUTO
COLOR ON
NEGATIVE OFF
WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE OFF
EXIT
EL. SHUTTER AUTO
SLOW SHUTTER OFF
IRIS MODE AUTO
AE SPEED 0I-----6
EXIT
(diagram 3.3)
3.2.1. EXPOSURE
In Exposure menu, there is a sub-menu. Press Enter key or turn joystick Left / Right to
enter Exposure sub-menu.
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There are 4 options in Exposure: EL. SHUTTER, SLOW SHUTTER, IRIS MODE, and AE
SPEED.
EL.SHUTTER: Select electronic shutter mode from the options of the menu. There are
AUTO, A.FLK , 1/50, 1/125 , 1/250 , 1/1000 , 1/2000 and 1/10000.
AUTO: Auto electrical shutter
A.FLK: Anti-Flicker. Camera will auto adjust the shutter to reduce the flicker caused by
fluorescent light.
1/60 (NTSC) and 1/50 (PAL):
default auto shutter.
1/150: 1/150 sec shutter for both NTSC and PAL
1/125: 1/125 sec shutter for NTSC and PAL
1/250:
1/250 sec shutter for NTSC and PAL
1/1000: 1/1000 sec shutter for both NTSC and PAL
1/2000: 1/2000 sec shutter for NTSC and PAL
1/10000: 1/10000 sec shutter for both NTSC and PAL
SLOW SHUTTER: Slow electronic shutter. In order to enhance the view in the low lux
environment, slow shutter allows more light go through the shutter. The default shutter
is 1/60 sec for NTSC and 1/50 for PAL. For example, AUTO X4 means 1/60 sec x 4 =
1/15 sec for NTSC. Select from OFF, AUTO X4, AUTO X8, AUTO X12, AUTO X16,
AUTO X32, FIX X2, FIX X4, FIX X8, FIX X16 and FIX X32.
OFF: Disable Slow Shutter function.
AUTO: Auto Slow Shutter. X4, X8, X12, X16, X32 means the slowest speed limit of
the shutter. The camera will automatically adjust the shutter speed and limited by the
selected AUTO X2, X4, X8, X12, X16, or X32 shutter speed.
FIX: Fix Speed Slow Shutter. The shutter will be fixed at the selected speed. There
are FIX X2, X4, X8, X16, and X32 for selection.
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NOTE: If EL. SHUTTER is selected, SLOW SHUTTER will be disabled.
IRIS MODE:
MANUAL: Manual Iris.
AUTO: Auto Iris.
EXIT: Select Exit to save settings and exit from current page.
3.2.2. FOCUS MODE
In Focus mode, we define focus type from ONE PUSH, AUTO and Manual.
ONE PUSH: Enable the one push trigger focus mode. The focus lens holds the same
position until the next trigger command is received. This function prevents
the wrong focus in dark.
AUTO: Auto focus is enabled. It automatically adjusts the focus position to maximize
the high frequency content of the picture in a center measurement area,
taking into consideration the high luminance and strong contrast
components.
MANUAL:
Enable the manual focus mode.
3.2.3. DIGITAL ZOOM
Digital zoom enable or disable.
OFF:
Disable a digital zoom.
2X, 4X, 8X, 10X: Enable a digital zoom with multiple times zoom for selection.
3.2.4. WHITE BALANCE
White Balance has the following modes:
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AUTO: this mode computed the white balance value output using color information from
the entire screen. It outputs the proper value using the color temperature radiating from
a black subject based on a range of values.
INDOOR: Camera’s white balance is fixed to indoor 3200 K.
OUTDOOR: Camera’s white balance is fixed to outdoor 5100 K.
3.2.5. BACKLIGHT
This is the function of Back Light Compensation. When the background of subject is too
bright, or when the subject is too dark due to shooting in AE mode, back light
compensation will make the subject appear clearer.
ON: Enable Back Light Compensation.
OFF: Disable Back Light Compensation.
3.2.6. DAY/NIGHT
In Day/Night, we define the ICR (IR Cut-Removable) mode settings. The camera is
built-in an infrared (IR) Cut-Filter which can be disengaged from the image path for
increased sensitivity in low light environments.
Select from AUTO, DAY and NIGHT
NIGHT:
DAY:
IR cut filter is always removed (ICR ON).
IR cut filter is always attached (ICR OFF).
AUTO: Auto Day/Night mode switch. The camera will automatically switch the settings
needed for attaching or removing the IR cut filter. With a set level of darkness, the IR
cut filter is automatically disabled (ICR ON), and the infrared sensitivity is increased.
With a set level of brightness, the IR cut filter is automatically enabled (ICR OFF).
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3.2.7. COLOR
In Color, we define color of the image.
Select from ON and OFF.
ON: Color image
OFF: B/W image
3.2.8. NEGATIVE
In Negative mode, it will switch ON/OFF the negative art image output.
Select from ON and OFF.
3.2.9. WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE
In Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), we define wide dynamic range from AUTO, ON and OFF.
This function is effective when shooting images against the sun, or when shooting a very
bright subject.
ON: WDR function is fixed to ON.
OFF: WDR function is fixed to OFF.
AUTO:
WDR function is changed to ON or OFF automatically according to backlight
condition of the object.
WDR is ON automatically, when the object is in boundary of backlight condition.
WDR is OFF automatically, when the object is out of boundary of backlight
condition.
Notice: When the wide dynamic range is ON, some part of the image may appear
solarized. This is normal for the wide dynamic range, and is not a camera malfunction.
3.2.10 EXIT
Select Exit to save settings and exit from current page.
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3.3. POSITIONS
In main menu, turn joystick Up or Down to select POSITION option. Press Enter key or
turn joystick Left / Right to enter POSITION sub-menu (See diagram 3.4).
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
SET POSITIONS <┘
EXIT
(diagram 3.4)
Press Enter key of keyboard to enter SET POSITIONS sub-menu.
Turn the joystick Left / Right to select preset position. There are totally 36 preset positions
can be set. Once the preset position is selected, go to RETURN and turn the joystick Left /
Right to exit from current page.
SET POSITIONS <┘
EXIT
PRESET POSITION
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34 35 36
PR EV PAG E/ NE XT PAG E
RETURN
(diagram 3.5)
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PRESET NO. 1
POSITION SET <┘
SPEED 100
DWELL TIME (S) 4
FOCUS MODE MANUAL
WHITE BALANCE AUTO
TITLE 1
DEFAULT ON
RETURN
MOVE TO POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND RETURN
(diagram 3.6)
POSITION: Select from SET and CLEAR.
SET: Select SET and press Enter key of keyboard, you will be entered to a sub-menu.
Turn the joystick to your desired position. Once the position is confirmed, press
IRIS+ key of keyboard to save setting and return to previous menu.
Clear: Select Clear and press Enter key of keyboard, and the POSITION will be cleared.
You will automatically go back to the sub-menu of PRESET POSITION. (see
diagram 3.7).
PRESET POSITION
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34 35 36
PR EV PAG E/ NE XT PAG E
RETURN
(diagram 3.7)
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SPEED: Select the speed for the preset position. The value is from 1 to 255 and 255 is
the highest speed.
DWELL TIME (S): Select the dwell time (in second) for the preset position from 1 to 99.
FOCUS MODE: Select focus mode for the preset position from MANUAL, ONE PUSH and
AUTO.
WHITE BALANCE: Select the white balance for the preset position from Auto, Indoor and
outdoor.
TITLE: Enter title name for the preset position. Turn the joystick Up or Down to select the
character. Turn the joystick Left or Right to select the character position. Once the title is
inputted, turn the joystick to the last character and keep turning right again to return to
previous mode.
DEFAULT: Select ON to set the preset position to default value.
EXIT: Select Exit to save settings and exit from current page.
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3.4. OSD/AREAS
In main menu, turn joystick Up or Down to select OSD/AREAS. Turn joystick Left or Right
to enter OSD/AREAS sub-menu (see diagram 3.8)
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
CAM. TITLE EPTZ2700__
<┘
AREAS
DIRECTIONS <┘
DISPLAY <┘
EXIT
(diagram 3.8)
3.4.1. CAM. TITLE
Enter title name for the camera. Turn the joystick Up or Down to select the character. Turn
the joystick Left or Right to select the character position. Once the title is inputted, turn the
joystick to the last character and keep turning right again to return to previous mode.
3.4.2. AREAS
Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter AREAS sub-menu.
ZONE
TITLE RANGE CLR
CAM. TITLE EPTZ2700__
AREAS <┘
DIRECTIONS <┘
DISPLAY <┘
EXIT
1. ---------------------------- --------
2. ---------------------------- --------
3. ---------------------------- --------
4. ---------------------------- --------
5. ---------------------------- --------
6. ---------------------------- --------
7. ---------------------------- --------
8. ---------------------------- --------
RETURN
(diagram 3.9)
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<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
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In zone menu, you can set a zone and name it, when the speed dome turns to the zone
you set, it will display zone name on the screen (only if “OSD/AREAS->Display -> Zone” is
set as “YES”). Turn the joystick to Up/Down to select the character. Turn the joystick Left
or Right to select the character position. Once the title is inputted, turn the joystick
Left/Right to go “Range” section, and press Enter key to enter Range sub-menu. Use the
joystick to move speed dome to its left position. Press IRIS+ key to save left position
setting and go to next step or press IRIS- to cancel.
ZONE
TITLE RANGE CLR
1. ---------------------------- --------<┘ [<┘]
2. ---------------------------- --------
3. ---------------------------- --------
4. ---------------------------- --------
5. ---------------------------- --------
6. ---------------------------- --------
7. ---------------------------- --------
8. ---------------------------- --------
RETURN
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
<┘ [<┘]
ZONE1
MOVE TO LEFT POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND NEXT STEP
IRIS-: CANCEL
(diagram 3.10)
Use the joystick to move speed dome to its right position. Press IRIS+ or IRIS- key to save
and return.
ZONE1
MOVE TO LEFT POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND NEXT STEP
IRIS-: CANCEL
ZONE1
MOVE TO RIGHT POSITION
IRIS+/IRIS-: SAVE AND
RETURN
(diagram 3.11)
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Turn joystick Right/Left to highlight the zone you have set and turn the joystick Up/Down to
select another zone number. If you wish to clear the zone you have set, go to “CLR” and
press Enter key.
3.4.3. DIRECTIONS
Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter DIRECTIONS sub-menu
(see diagram 3.12)
DIRECTIONS NORTH
CAM. TITLE EPTZ2700__
<┘
AREAS
DIRECTIONS <┘
DISPLAY <┘
EXIT
SET NORTH
DEFAULT NORTH [PUSH ENT]
RETURN
<┘
(diagram 3.12)
Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter DIRECTIONS sub-menu
(see diagram 3.13)
DIRECTIONS NORTH
SET NORTH<┘
DEFAULT NORTH [PUSH ENT]
RETURN
(diagram 3.13)
MOVE TO POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND RETURN
1. Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter Set North position menu.
2. Move the joystick to North position.
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3. Press IRIS+ key of keyboard to save and return.
DIRECTIONS NORTH
SET NORTH
DEFAULT NORTH [PUSH ENT]
RETURN
(diagram 3.14)
<┘
4. Go to “DEFAULT NORTH” and press Enter key to set the north position as default north
position.
5. Go to Return and turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu.
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3.4.4. DISPLAY
Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter DISPLAY sub-menu (see
diagram 3.15)
SHOW OSD ON
CAM. TITLE EPTZ2700__
<┘
AREAS
DIRECTIONS <┘
DISPLAY <┘
EXIT
(diagram 3.15)
CAMERA TITLE NO
DIRECTIONS NO
ZONES NO
PRESET TITLE YES
ZOOM NO
FAN NO
MOTION NO
CAMERA STATUS NO
RETURN
1. SHOW OSD:
ON: show OSD of Camera Title, Directions, Zones, Preset Title, Motion, Zoom, Fan and
Camera Status.
OFF: do not show OSD.
2 SEC: show OSD for 2 seconds.
5 SEC: show OSD for 5 seconds.
10 SEC:
show OSD for 10 seconds.
2. CAMERA TITLE
YES:
show camera title
NO: do not show camera title
3. DIRECTIONS
YES: show directions
NO: do not show directions
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4. ZONES
YES: show zones
NO: do not show zones
5. PRESET TITLE
YES: show preset title
NO: do not show preset title
6. ZOOM
show zoom multiple when zoom in or zoom out.
YES:
NO:
do not show zoom multiple.
7. FAN
YES: show fan indication when fan is enabled.
NO: do not show fan indication.
8. CAMERA STATUS
shows camera status
YES:
NO: do not show camera status
9. RETURN
Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu
3.4.5. EXIT
Select Exit to save settings and exit from current page.
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3.5. AUTO MODES
In main menu, turn joystick Up/Down to select AUTO MODES. Turn joystick Left/Right to
enter AUTO MODES sub-menu (See diagram 3.16)
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
AUTOPAN <┘
PRESET TOURS <┘
PATTERN <┘
AUTO RESUME OFF
RESUME TO POS.1(H)
POWER UP FUNC PREV MODE
AUTO FLIP ON
EXIT
(diagram 3.16)
3.5.1. AUTOPAN
Press Enter key of keyboard or turn joystick Left/Right to enter AUTOPAN sub-menu (see
diagram 3.17)
AUTOPAN <┘
PRESET TOURS <┘
PATTERN <┘
AUTO RESUME OFF
RESUME TO POS.1(H)
POWER UP FUNC PREV MODE
AUTO FLIP ON
EXIT
AUTOPAN
ENDLESS MODE ON
SPEED 32
DWELL TIME L (S) 4
DWELL TIME R (S) 4
SET LEFT POS.
SET RIGHT POS.
DEFAULT ON
RETURN
<┘ [EMPTY]
<┘ [EMPTY]
(diagram 3.17)
a. ENDLESS MODE
ON: enable endless mode. The speed dome will perform 360 degree endless
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auto-pan.
OFF: disable endless mode. The speed dome will perform auto-pan between position
left and position right.
b. SPEED
Select speed from 1~255 and 255 is the highest speed.
c. DWELL TIME L (S)
Select dwell time of the left position from 1~99 seconds.
d. DWELL TIME R (S)
Select dwell time of the right position from 1~99 seconds
e. SET LEFT POS.
Press Enter key or turn the joystick Left/Right to enter SET LEFT POS. menu. Turn the
joystick to the position where you wish to set Left position. Press IRIS+ key of keyboard to
save setting and return to previous menu. (see diagram 3.18)
AUTOPAN
ENDLESS MODE ON
SPEED 32
DWELL TIME L (S) 4
DWELL TIME R (S) 4
SET LEFT POS. <┘
SET RIGHT POS.
<┘
MOVE TO POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND RETURN
DEFAULT ON
IRIS-: RETURN
(diagram 3.18)
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f. SET RIGHT POS.
Press Enter key or turn the joystick Left/Right to enter SET RIGHT POS. menu. Turn the
joystick to the position where you wish to set RIGHT position. Press IRIS+ key of
keyboard to save setting and return to previous menu. (see diagram 3.19)
AUTOPAN
ENDLESS MODE ON
SPEED 32
DWELL TIME L (S) 4
DWELL TIME R (S) 4
SET LEFT POS.
SET RIGHT POS. <┘
DEFAULT ON
IRIS-: RETURN
<┘
MOVE TO POSITION
IRIS+: SAVE AND RETURN
(diagram 3.19)
g. DEFAULT
ON: all settings in AUTOPAN menu will be returned to default values.
OFF: the setting in AUTOPAN menu is not default value.
h. RETURN
Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu
3.5.2. PRESET TOURS
Press Enter key or turn the joystick Left/Right to enter PRESET TOURS sub-menu (see
diagram 3.20)
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AUTOPAN <┘
PRESET TOURS <┘
PATTERN <┘
AUTO RESUME OFF
RESUME TO POS.1(H)
POWER UP FUNC PREV MODE
AUTO FLIP ON
EXIT
TOUR NO. 1
POS DWELL SPEED
1 PRE1
2 PRE2
3 PRE3
4 PRE4
5 PRE5
6 PRE6
7 PRE7
PREV PAGE/NEXT PAGE
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
<┘ DEFAULT DEFAULT
RETURN
(diagram 3.20)
a. Tour NO.: Turn the joystick Left/Right to select tour number first.
b. PRE: Turn the joystick Left/Right to select preset position. Press Enter key of
keyboard to go next setting. Max. 16 positions can be set for a tour.
c. DWELL: Turn the joystick Up/Down to set dwell time of the tour from 1~99
sec or default.
d. SPEED: Turn the joystick Right after setting dwell time. Turn the joystick Up
or Down to select tour speed from 1 ~255 or default. Press Enter key when
you finish Tour setting of preset position.
e. PREV PAGE/NEXT PAGE: Turn the joystick Left to go previous page or turn
joystick Right to go next page.
f. RETURN: Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu.
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3.5.3. PATTERN
Press Enter key of keyboard to enter PATTERN sub-menu (see diagram 3.21)
AUTOPAN <┘
PRESET TOURS <┘
PATTERN <┘
AUTO RESUME OFF
RESUME TO POS.1(H)
POWER UP FUNC PREV MODE
AUTO FLIP ON
EXIT
a. Turn the joystick Up or Down to select pattern number.
b. Turn the joystick Left or Right to select action mode, either PLAY or SET.
c. Select SET and press Enter key of keyboard.
PATTERN SETUP
PATTERN DURATION ACTION
(diagram 3.21)
PATTERN SETUP
PATTERN DURATION ACTION
PAT1 --- PLAY
PAT2 --- PLAY<┘
PAT3 --- PLAY<┘
PAT4 --- PLAY<┘
RETURN
PATTERN 1 RECORD MODE
90s REMAIN
<┘
PAT1 --- SET
PAT2 --- PLAY
PAT3 --- PLAY
PAT4 --- PLAY
IRIS+: RETURN
IRIS+: SAVE AND RETURN
IRIS-: CANCEL
(diagram 3.22)
d. Turn the joystick to record the tour you wish to set. Press IRIS+ when you
finish setting pattern tour. Press IRIS- if you wish to cancel this action. At
duration column of PATTERN SETUP menu, you will see the duration time
of pattern you set.
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e. When you return to PATTERN SETUP menu, turn the joystick Left/Right to
PLAY. Press Enter key of keyboard. The camera starts to run the pattern
tour you set. The camera keeps playing the pattern until you press IRIS- to
cancel playing and it will return to PATTERN SETUP menu.
PATTERN SETUP
PATTERN DURATION ACTION
PAT1 --- PLAY
PAT2 --- PLAY
PAT3 --- PLAY
PAT4 --- PLAY
IRIS+: RETURN
f. RETURN: Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu.
3.5.4. AUTO RESUME
PATTERN 1 PLAY MODE 1
90s REMAIN
IRIS-: CANCEL
(diagram 3.23)
Return to previous mode, if no action for a period.
Turn the joystick Left/Right to set AUTO RESUME. Auto Resume is selectable from
OFF, After 30S, After 1M, after 5M, After 10M, After 30M and After 60M. After this period
of time, speed dome will resume to the mode you set in “RESUME TO”. By selecting
OFF, this function will be disabled.
3.5.5. RESUME TO
Turn the joystick Left/Right to select the mode to resume to. It is selectable from PREV
MODE, POS.1 (H), TOUR1, PAT.1 and AUTOPAN.
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3.5.6. POWER UP FUNC
Turn the joystick Left or Right to select the mode to return to when power failure occurs. It
is selectable from PREV MODE, POS.1 (H), TOUR1, PAT.1, AUTOPAN and OFF
3.5.7. AUTO FLIP
Select ON to enable Auto Flip function or select OFF to disable Auto Flip.
3.5.8. EXIT
Exit from the current menu.
3.6. ALARM
In main menu, turn joystick Up or Down to select ALARM. Turn joystick Left or Right to
enter ALARM sub-menu (see diagram 3.24)
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
(diagram 3.24)
ALARM INPUTS <┘
ALARM OUTPUTS <┘
EXIT
3.6.1. ALARM INPUTS
Press Enter key of keyboard to enter ALARM INPUTS sub-menu. (see diagram 3.26)
a. Go to INPUT NO. selection and turn the joystick Left/Right to select alarm input
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number from 1 ~4.
b. Type: Select Normal Close (NC), Normal Open (NO), NIGHT NC, NIGHT NO, or OFF
for alarm type.
NC: Enable a normal close alarm input.
NO: Enable a normal open alarm input.
NIGHT NC: Set camera at night mode with normal close alarm input. When there is
event triggered, the camera will be changed to day mode.
NIGHT NO:
Set camera at night mode with normal open alarm input. When there is
event triggered, the camera will be changed to day mode.
OFF: Disable alarm input.
ALARM INPUTS <┘
ALARM OUTPUTS <┘
EXIT
(diagram 3.25)
ALARM INPUTS
INPUT NO. 1
TYPE NO
REACTION POSITION
DURATION TIMEOUT
PRIORITY 1234
RETURN
<┘ 1
<┘ 5
c. REACTION: The action will be taken when alarm is triggered.
OFF:
No reaction will be taken when alarm is triggered.
POSITION: When the alarm is triggered, speed dome will go to the preset position.
Turn the joystick Left or Right to select on Position and press Enter key to select
position number. Turn joystick Left/Right to make selection. It is selectable from
1~192. Press Enter key again to confirm selection.
PATTER N: When the alarm is triggered, speed dome will run the pattern. Turn the
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joystick Left/Right to select on Pattern and press Enter key to select pattern number.
Turn joystick Left/Right to make selection. It is selectable from1~4. Press Enter key
again to confirm selection.
TOUR: When the alarm is triggered, speed dome will run the tour. Turn the joystick
Left or Right to select on Tour and press Enter key to select tour number. Turn joystick
Left or Right to make selection. It is selectable from1~16. Press Enter key again to
confirm selection.
d. DURATION: Duration of alarm input.
TIMEOUT: Turn the joystick Left or Right to select on TIMEOUT and press Enter key
to select time-out. Time-out is selectable from 1~99. Press Enter key again to confirm
selection.
LATCHED: Turn the joystick Left or Right to select on LATCHED. The alarm output
will not stop until there is any operation on keyboard.
TRANSPARENT: Turn the joystick Left or Right to select on TRANSPARENT. The
alarm output will not stop until the alarm is stopped.
e. PRIORITY: Turn the joystick Left or Right to select alarm input priority, it is selectable
from 1234/2341/3412/4123.
f. RETURN: Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu.
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3.6.2. ALARM OUTPUTS
Press Enter key of keyboard to enter ALARM OUTPUTS sub-menu. (see diagram 3.26)
ALARM INPUTS<┘
ALARM OUTPUTS <┘
EXIT
(diagram 3.26)
a. OUTPUT NUM: Select Output number from 1~2.
ALARM OUTPUT TRIGGER
OUTPUT NO 1
INPUT1 YES
INPUT2 YES
INPUT3 YES
INPUT4 YES
SYSTEM ERROR NO
REMOTE NO
RETURN
b. INPUT1: Select YES to enable Alarm input 1 for the alarm output selected. Select NO
to disable Alarm input 1.
c. INPUT2: Select YES to enable Alarm input 2 for the alarm output selected. Select NO
to disable Alarm input 2.
d. INPUT3: Select YES to enable Alarm input 3 for the alarm output selected. Select NO
to disable Alarm input 3.
e. INPUT4: Select YES to enable Alarm input 4 for the alarm output selected. Select NO
to disable Alarm input 4.
f. MOTION: Select YES to have alarm output triggered when a motion event is detected.
Select NO to disable this function.
g. SYSTEM ERROR: Select YES to have alarm output triggered when system error
occurs. Select NO to disable this function.
h. REMOTE: Select YES to have alarm output triggered when RS485 failure occurs.
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Select NO to disable this function.
i. RETURN: RETURN to the previous menu.
3.6.3. EXIT
Exit from the current menu.
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3.7. SYSTEM
In main menu, turn joystick Up/Down to select SYSTEM. Turn joystick Left/Right to enter
SYSTEM sub-menu (see diagram 3.27)
VIDEO SETTINGS
POSITIONS
OSD/AREAS
AUTO MODES
ALARM
SYSTEM
INFO
EXIT
AUTO INIT OFF
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
PASSWORD
LOAD DEFAULT [PUSH ENT]
RESTART [PUSH ENT]
EXIT
<┘
(diagram 3.27)
a. AUTO INIT: Select auto initiation time from OFF, DAILY, WEEKLY. Speed dome will
automatically initiate and return to the previous position by maintaining all the settings
you have done.
b. LANGUAGE: Select language. The current version only supports English version.
c. PASSWORD: Press Enter key or turn joystick Left/Right to enter password sub-menu.
AUTO INIT OFF
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
PASSWORD
LOAD DEFAULT [PUSH ENT]
RESTART [PUSH ENT]
EXIT
<┘
(diagram 3.28)
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PASSWORD
PASSWORD ACTIVE NO
ENTER PASSWORD XXXX
VERIFY PASSWORD XXXX
SAVE AND RETURN
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PASSWORD ACTIVE: Select YES to activate password mode. Select NO to disable
password mode.
ENTER PASSWORD: Enter the password
VERIFY PASSWORD: Enter the password again to confirm your input.
Press IRIS+ key to save and return to previous menu. Press IRIS- key to cancel.
d. SAVE AND RETURN: Turn joystick Left/Right to save the changes and return to
previous menu.
e. RETURN: Turn joystick Left/Right to return to previous menu without saving changes.
f. LOAD DEFAULT: Press Enter key to load default values, all values will return to
g. EXIT: Exit from current menu.
3.8. INFO
In main menu, turn joystick Up or Down to select INFO. Turn joystick Left or Right to enter
INFO sub-menu (see diagram 3.29)
EPTZ series
VERSION: V0.6.0
PROTOCOL: AUTO
BAUDRATE: 9600
RS-485-ID: 001
PRESET-CNT: 0000000000
X-CONT: 0000000001
Y-CONT: 0000000004
IRIS+: RETURN
(diagram 3.29)
a. VERSION: shows firmware version of this speed dome
b. PROTOCOL: shows protocol of this speed dome
c. BAUDRATE: shows baud rate of this speed dome
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d. RS-485-ID: shows RS-485 ID of this speed dome
e. PRESET-CNT: Preset counter. This counter counts the preset movement, and 1 is
counted when the speed dome runs to preset position.
f. X-CONT: X-axis counter. This counter counts the x axis movement, and 1 is counted
when the speed dome pans 360°.
g. Y-CONT: Y-axis counter. This counter counts the y axis movement, and 1 is counted
when the speed dome tilts 180°.
h. Press IRIS+ key to return to previous menu.
3.9. EXIT
Exit from the current menu.
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4. EPTZ2700/2700I FUNCTION SETUP AND OPERATION
4.1. Manual Control Mode
¾ Manual control: Shift Joystick Up/Down/Left/Right, and turn it
Clockwise/Counterclockwise to control speed dome.
Use the control keys which are Zoom, Focus and IRIS function keys on the
keyboard to Zoom In/Out, focus N (near)/F (Far), or IRIS +/-.
Note: Zoom In/Out control keys will be disabled when entering to OSD menu
mode.
¾ HOME Mode: The camera view will go back to the home position when there is no
keyboard operation in a specific time. The home position and the specific time can
be set by pressing Set + Home.
If you set the time to 0 minute, then the camera will go back to home if there is no
keyboard operation in 5 seconds. This is the minimum no action time for HOME
mode.
Note: If "HOME" function is enabled, dome will go to home immediately after
powering on.
4.2. Auto Pan Mode
¾ T wo point auto p an: Press A.Pan to enter the auto pan mode, and then the system
will ask you to enter the auto pan speed (1~239). Press Enter to start auto pan.
In order to set the two points, press Set + A.Pan, and then enter the dwell time
(1~127 seconds) of each point. EPTZ2700 begins to pan from point A to point B
clockwise.
¾ 360° auto pan: Press Shift + A.Pan to enter the 360° auto pan. System will ask you
to enter 360° auto pan speed (1~239). The camera will turn 360° automatically, but
not tilt.
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4.3. Position Setting
¾ Focus on a preset position: Press the number key, and then press Position to
focus on the number of preset position; or you can press Position, then enter the
preset position number, and then press Enter to focus on the number of preset
position.
¾ Preset a position: Shift the Joystick to the position you would like to preset, and
then press Shift + Position. The system will ask you to enter the preset position
number (1~192), and then press Enter to save the position. There are up to 192
positions can be preset.
Three specific preset positions can be set as follows:
92 => Set Left Limit Stop (A position)
93 => Set Right Limit Stop (B position)
95 => Enter Menu mode (Use keyboard control keys to control OSD items; Focus
F. to go downward, Focus N. to go upward. IRIS + go to previous setting and IRIS –
to exit).
You can directly go to the following specific preset positions:
33 => Rotation of 180 degree
34 => Go to Home position (if Home Position is set by EVF Keyboard)
96 => Stop Scan
97 => Start running tour
98 => Frame scan (60 degree / step)
Default speed is 32. It can be changed by EVF Keyboard (Shift + A.Pan setting
speed.
Dwell time: default is 2 sec; It can be changed by EVF Keyboard Set + A.Pan
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setting dwell time of A pos or B pos.
99 => Auto scan (360 degree)
Default speed is 32. It can be changed by EVF Keyboard (Shift + A.Pan setting
speed).
We can even set camera’s ICR Day/Night function with RS-485 command via
keyboard. How to do this? Press Position + 88 to link to Day mode or Position + 89
to link to Night mode, “ICR AUTO” message will be shown on the right-bottom part
of the screen. If OSD Day/Night ICR mode is “AUTO”, it cannot be controlled by
preset position setting.
¾ Set the parameter of a preset position: Press Set + Position to set the parameter
of a preset position. You can set the going-to speed (1~239), dwell time (1~239
seconds), and the title of the position. Shift the joystick Right/Left to change bits,
and shift the Joystick Up/Down to change the alphanumeric characteristic. The
available alphanumeric characteristics are 0~9, A~Z, &, ?, !, :, ‘, ., ,, /, -, and a
space.
¾ Delete a preset position: Press Clr + Position to delete a preset position. The
system will ask you to enter the position number that you would like to delete, and
then press Enter.
4.4. Tour M ode
In the tour mode, you can set a tour for viewing. There are 16 tours can be set, and 16
preset positions in a tour.
¾ One-way tour Mode: Press Tour to enter the tour mode. The system will ask you to
enter the tour number you would like to run, and starts the tour after pressing Enter.
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To preset a tour before running is necessary.
Preset a one-way tour: Press Set + Tour to preset a one-way tour. The system will
ask you to enter preset position numbers (The positions need to be preset). After
finish entering all positions, press Stop to quit, and then press Enter to save the
tour.
¾ To-and-fro tour mode: Press Shift + Tour to run a to-and-fro tour. The system will
ask you to enter the tour number you would like to run, and starts the tour after
pressing Enter. To preset a tour before running it is necessary.
Note 1: The difference between the One-way tour mode and To-and-fro tour mode is that
the return modes are different. For example: There is a tour with 3 preset positions 1, 2
and 3. The camera runs 1→2→3→1→2→3 in the One-way tour mode, and
1→2→3→2→1 in the To-and-fro tour mode.
Note 2: You could set a pattern tour. Press Set + Tour, and input 0, press Enter. Sway the
joystick to record the entire tour. Press Stop to stop recording tour. To view this pattern
tour, simply press Tour, and input tour number 0.
4.5. Alarm Link to a Position/Tour
EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I have 4 alarm inputs that can be set to link to a position or a tour
when an alarm is triggered.
¾ Set an alarm link:
Press F1 to set an alarm link. Enter the alarm number, and then press Enter.
Switch the Joystick up/down to select a position or a tour, enter a position or tour
number, and then press Enter to confirm the alarm link setting.
If you set the position number to 99, the dome will do a 360 degree auto scan or
AB two point pan if limit is ON. If you set the position number to 98, the dome will do
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a frame scan.
¾ Delete an alarm link:
Press Clr + F1 to delete a link of alarm to position/tour.
Note 1: After alarm output signal is terminated, the speed dome will resume action
or return to its original position.
Note 2: After powering on the speed dome, it will detect alarm status automatically.
4.6. Other Operations
The EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I can work with a DVR that has PTZ control functions, and
a matching protocol. The available control functions depend on different DVRs.
The EPTZ2700/EPTZ2700I can work with a keyboard that has PTZ control functions,
and a matching protocol. The available control functions depend on different
keyboards.
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