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EverFocus EPTZ3600 User Manual

Speed Dome
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I
USER MANUAL
Date: Oct. 2008
Table of Contents
1.1. Introduction ................................................................................................ 5
1.2. Specifications ............................................................................................. 7
1.3. Feature ........................................................................................................ 9
1.3.1. Profile of EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I ........................................................... 9
1.3.2. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I Base Board .................................................... 10
1.4. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I Quick Operation Guide (Work with EKB500) .... 12
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. EPTZ3600 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
3.1. 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 ............................................................................................. 44
3.4.5. EXIT .................................................................................................... 46
3.5. AUTO MODES ........................................................................................... 46
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 ....................................................................................... 53
3.5.6. POWER UP FUNC .............................................................................. 54
3.5.7. AUTO FLIP .......................................................................................... 54
3.5.8. EXIT .................................................................................................... 55
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3.6. ALARM ...................................................................................................... 55
3.6.1. ALARM INPUTS .................................................................................. 55
3.6.2. ALARM OUTPUTS .............................................................................. 58
3.6.3. MOTION DETECT............................................................................... 59
3.6.4. EXIT .................................................................................................... 60
3.7. PRIVATE ZONES ....................................................................................... 61
3.8. SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 63
3.9. INFO ........................................................................................................... 64
3.10. EXIT ........................................................................................................... 65
4.1. Manual Control Mode ............................................................................... 66
4.2. Auto Pan Mode ......................................................................................... 66
4.3. Position Setting ........................................................................................ 67
4.4. Tour Mode ................................................................................................. 68
4.5. Alarm Link to a Position/Tour .................................................................. 69
4.6. Other Operations ...................................................................................... 70
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1. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I OVERVIEW
1.1. Introduction
EPTZ3600 series has 2 types, EPTZ3600 is outdoor type whereas EPTZ3600I 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 EPTZ3600 for outdoor model; EPTZ3600I for indoor model
z Built in 36X Optical Zoom Lens
z Super High Resolution 530TV Lines
z True Day and Night function (IR Cut Filter Removable)
z Wide Dynamic Range
z Digital Slow Shutter
z Privacy Zone Masking
z Motion Detection
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 EPTZ3600)
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:
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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 EPTZ3600 (outdoor) EPTZ3600I (indoor)
Pickup Device SONY 1/4” EX-view HAD CCD
Video Format NTSC or PAL
Scanning System NTSC: 525 TV lines, 60 fields/sec
PAL: 625 TV lines, 50 fields/sec.
Picture Elements Approx. 768 x 494 (NTSC)
Approx. 752 x 582 (PAL)
Horizontal Resolution 530 TV Lines
Sensitivity 1.4 Lux/ F1.6 (Normal)
0.1 Lux/ F1.6 (ICR OFF, DSS16X)
0.01 Lux/ F1.6 (ICR ON, DSS16X)
S/N Ratio 50 dB (Weight ON)
Electronic Shutter 1 ~ 1/10,000(s) (NTSC)
1 ~1/10,000(s) (PAL)
Digital Slow Shutter 60X(50X for PAL)
Shutter Selection AUTO; A.FLK; Manual (1~1/10000) selectable
Lens Type 36x optical zoom, f=3.4 mm (wide) to 122.4mm (tele),
F1.6 to F4.5
Zoom Ratio 432x max (36x Optical and x 12 Digital zoom)
True Day & Night Yes (Auto/DAY/NIGHT)
Backlight Comp. Yes (OFF/ON)
Wide Dynamic Range Yes (OFF/ON)
White Balance Auto / Indoor / Outdoor
Motion Detection Yes (4 zone)
Privacy Zone Masking Yes (8 zone)
Gamma Correction 0.45
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
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Horizontal Rotation Speed
0.01°/s－360°/s (1-255 grade shift gears)
Horizontal Rotation Range 360° unlimited rotation
Tilt Rotation Range 180° 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
1.3.1. Profile of EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I
EPTZ3600
Wall Mount Bracket
Top housing
Outer housing
Sun shield (optional)
Camera main body
Camera module
Top housing
Camera
main body
Bubble
EPTZ3600I
Outer housing
Bubble Camera Module
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1.3.2. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I 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. The details of the alarm connector are
shown on the APPENDIX.
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
EPTZ3600 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. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I Quick Operation Guide (Work with EKB500)
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I 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 EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I and a keyboard (EKB500).
2. Connect a video cable from EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I to a monitor.
3. Connect the power to the EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I and a keyboard (EKB500).
After the EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I finishes the self-test mode, you can start to operate
the EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I via the keyboard.
To operate the EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I:
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
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I.
Zoom INZoom OUT
LEFT RIGHT
DOWN
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2. EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I 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 Power Supply Adapter
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 EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I. 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 EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I 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
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I to enable a new value after changing.
2.3.1. Address Setting
The address code of the EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I 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
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I to enable a new value after changing.
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ON
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ID address Protocol/Baud rate/ Terminal resistance
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Switch Address
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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
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I to enable a new value after changing.
Set all of protocol switches to ON; the speed dome EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I will
enter a self-test mode.
2.3.3. Transmission Speed Setting (Baud Rate Setting)
The 4
th
and 5
th
bits on the PCB board are used to set the Baud Rate. The default baud rate
setting is 9600.
Protocol
Baud Rate
Terminal Resistance
SW2
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1200 BPS
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Notice: Please make sure the power is off before setting, and restart the
ON
EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I to enable a new value after changing.
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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 EPTZ3600/EPTZ3600I.
Top housing
Main body
Bracket
Bracket base
ETPZ3600 overview
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2.4.2. EPTZ3600 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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