Honeywell HCD544, HCD544X, HCD545X User Manual

HCD544/HCD544X/HCD545X Camera Quick Install Guide
Document 800-03503 — Rev C — 03/09

Important Safety Instructions

Read and keep these instructions.
Heed all warnings.
Follow all instructions.
Clean only with dry cloth.
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Use only with the bracket or mounting system specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Adjusting the Back Focus

To adjust the back focus, aim the camera towards a darker area, or use a Neutral Density lens filter. For best results, there should be a minimum of 15 ft (4.5 m) between the camera and the target focal area.
1. Loosen the setscrews (see Figure 1) with a Phillips screwdriver.
2. Set the Zoom lens adjustment to Wide and the Focus lens adjustment to Near.
3. Adjust the back focus ring to focus the picture.
4. Retighten the setscrews.

Mounting the Camera

There are mounting points on the top and bottom of the camera (see Figure 3) to mount the camera on a bracket or tripod. Use standard sized mounting bolts to install the camera to a mounting bracket.
Caution Follow local installation codes for proper mounting bracket support
capability.

Installation

The HCD544 Series camera is designed for general surveillance applications and is ideally suited for low-light indoor environments.

Installing the Lens

The HCD544 Series camera is factory configured for a CS-mount lens. Screw the lens (customer supplied) into the front of the camera body. An IR corrected Day/Night lens is recommended for this camera.
Figure 1 Lens Installation
DC Lens Pin Definitions
Setscrews (x2)

Connecting the Camera

Note Check the power source from the external power supply before applying
power to the camera.
1. Connect the VIDEO connector on the rear of the camera to the video-in connector
on your monitor or video recorder.
2. HCD544/HCD544X models: Connect the camera to a power supply appropriate
for your installation (12 VDC or 24 VAC). Plug the power supply into an appropriate power source.
3. HCD545X model: Connect the power cord to the power cord socket.
Plug the power cord plug into an electrical outlet of AC230V, 50 Hz. Accepted voltage range is 207 VAC~253 VAC.
The power LED illuminates to show that the camera is receiving power.
Pin Function
1CTRL ­2CTRL + 3DRV + 4DRV -
34
12
Figure 3 Camera Mounting.
Top view shown
Mounting point

Making Final Adjustments

Adjust the focus in your field of view until you see a clear image. If necessary, adjust the brightness using the OSD menu controls (see LENS DC/BRIGHTNESS or AGC). Confirm the exposure on the monitor screen.

Programming

OSD Menu Controls

Figure 4 Camera Controller
Camera OSD control (4 position plus center press (ENTER)
Navigating through the menus
Press this control To do this …
ENTER Press and hold two seconds to enter
SETUP menu. Press to enter a screen or select a menu option.
UP, DOWN (!, ")
LEFT, RIGHT (#, $)
Move vertically between menus and options. Increase/decrease a value.
Move horizontally between menus and options.
.. Indicates submenus. Select the
menu, then press ENTER.
RETURN (on OSD submenus)
Exit the submenu. Select RETURN, then press ENTER.
Note Menu display turns off automatically after five minutes of
no activity. Your changes will be saved.
Figure 2 Video Connections
HCD544/HCD544X
AC24V/DC12V terminal block
HCD545X
GND terminal LAMP terminal
Power LED
LAMP terminal GND terminal
Power LED
230 VAC power supply

Connecting LAMP Contact

The HCD544 camera is equipped with LAMP and GND external contact terminals (see
Figure 2). When the LAMP terminal is connected to the GND terminal, the camera is
forced into night mode (see DAY&NIGHT). It stays in night mode until the LAMP terminal is disconnected from the GND terminal.

OSD Menu Structure

The HCD544 Series camera menu system consists of one main SETUP menu for easy camera programming.
Figure 5 Menu Structure
Main Menu Menu OptionsSubmenu
DC .., MANUAL
FLK, MANUAL .., ESC
ATW .., AWC (PUSH/LOCK), AWC AUTO ..,USER .., MANUAL ..
ON, OFF
18 dB~30 dB, OFF
See SPECIAL Menu.
<<SETUP MENU>>
1
LENS DC
2
SHUTTER MANUAL ..
3
WHITE BAL. AWC ..
4
BACKLIGHT ON
5
AGC 30dB
6
SPECIAL ..
7
EXIT MENU ..
See SETUP Menu Functions for a description of the submenus and menu options.
LENS
SHUTTER
WHITE BAL
BACKLIGHT
AGC
SPECIAL ..
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SETUP Menu Functions

Menu Item Description
1 LENS Selects lens type
DC = Automatic Iris lens. Press ENTER with DC selected to adjust
the brightness level.
MANUAL = Fixed lens
2 SHUTTER Adjusts shutter settings
FLK = Flickerless mode reduces on-screen flickering. MANUAL = Adjust the shutter speed from 1/60-1/100,000 of a
second (NTSC), or 1/50-1/100,000 (PAL). ESC = Electronic Shutter Control. Press ENTER to adjust the
brightness level. Not available with DC lens.
3 WHITE BAL.
(White Balance)
Controls color on the screen. Press ENTER with ATW selected to change the mode.
ATW = Select Auto Tracking White Balance when the color temperature is 2500°K-8000°K (for example when under a fluorescent light, or outdoors).
AWC PUSH = Automatically adjust the white balance to your specific environment. When selected, the white balance is locked.
AWC AUTO = A faster AWB mode with a wider operating range. USER = Adjust the red or blue gain, from 0~255.
MANUAL = Increase or decrease the red or blue gain on screen.
4 BACKLIGHT Controls the light level to overcome severe backlighting conditions 5 AGC
(Automatic Gain Control)
Adjusts value of AGC gain
Increase the gain level (18 dB~30 dB) in 2 dB increments to
brighten the picture in low light conditions. Noise/distortion may
develop.
OFF = DAY&NIGHT mode must be OFF to turn AGC OFF.
6 SPECIAL.. Opens the SPECIAL menu (see SPECIAL Menu) 7 EXIT MENU Exits the SETUP menu and returns to video monitoring
SAVE AND EXIT = Exits the SETUP menu, saving your changes,
and returns to video monitoring. If the camera times out after five
minutes of inactivity, your changes are not saved.
EXIT = Exits the SETUP menu without saving your changes.
RETURN = Returns to the SETUP menu.

SPECIAL Menu

1. On the SETUP menu, press the UP or DOWN menu control and then select SPECIAL.
2. Press ENTER to access the SPECIAL menu.
Menu Item Description
2
DAY&NIGHT
Menu Item Description
MODE AUTO = Depending on the light level, the
<<DAY&NIGHT>>
MODE AUTO DETECT TIME 5sec DN LEVEL 5 ND LEVEL 8 NIGHT COLOR B/W RETURN
DETECT TIME
camera automatically switches to night mode. ON = The camera is forced into night mode at all times. OFF = The camera never switches to night mode.
Sets the time (5~60, in 5-second increments) before the camera switches to day or night mode after detecting a switching threshold.
N
D LEVEL
ND LEVEL
NIGHT COLOR
The light detection level (1~12) at which the camera switches to night mode.
The light detection level (4~15) at which the camera switches to day mode.
Set MODE to AUTO and D 3 less than N
D LEVEL.
N LEVEL at least
Set the color mode in night mode.
B/W = Black/white (no color burst) COLOR = Color Set MODE to AUTO or ON.
3 PRIVACY Masks an area of the screen from video monitoring
<<PRIVACY>> CONTROL ON H START 100 H END 130 V START 50 V END 80 RETURN
Menu Item Description
CONTROL ON = Hide an area of the scene from
viewing. H START Set a horizontal start position (0~187). H END Set a horizontal end position (0~187). V START Set a vertical start position (0~122). V END Set a vertical end position (0~122).
4 MIRROR Produces a horizontal mirror image on screen 5 SHARPNESS Sharpens the image on screen (image level 0~15). Excessive
sharpening may cause picture noise.
6 FACTORY-
Restores all factory default settings
DEFAULT
7 SW VERSION Displays the current firmware version 8 RETURN Returns to the main SETUP menu
Figure 6 SPECIAL Menu
Menu OptionsSubmenu
ON, OFF
AUTO .., ON, OFF
ON .., OFF
ON .., OFF
0~15
NO, YES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
See SPECIAL Menu Functions for a description of the submenus and menu options.
<<SPECIAL MENU>> CAMERA ID DAY&NIGHT AUTO .. PRIVACY ON .. MIRROR OFF SHARPNESS 11 FACTORY DEFAULT YES SW VERSION 0.16 RETURN
CAMERA ID
DAY&NIGHT
PRIVACY
MIRROR
SHARPNESS
FACTORY­DEFAULT

SPECIAL Menu Functions

Menu Item Description
1 CAMERA ID Sets a camera ID to be displayed on the monitor. To add a camera
ID (maximum 10 characters, including spaces):
<<CAMERA ID>>
POSITION R.BOT ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UVWXYZabcdefghijklmn opqrstuvwxyz12345678 9!?#$&<>*.:;/+– =~" ID: RETURN
UP, DOWN, LEFT, or RIGHT menu control = Select a character, then press ENTER to accept it. The character is saved and the cursor moves to the next position.
LEFT or RIGHT menu control = Go back or forward in the name or number to make changes.
POSITION = Position the camera ID on the screen. Press (ENTER) SET to confirm the position. ID = Sets a camera ID to be displayed.
Select RETURN when you are finished.
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