Honeywell HSD-361P Operation Manual

HSD-361P

Operation Manual

VISTA Series HSD Speed Dome

Read this Manual carefully before installation and keep it by hand for future reference.

CAUTION

 Persons without technical qualifications should not attempt to operate this dome device before reading this Manual

thoroughly.

 Remove any power to the dome before attempting any operations or adjustments inside the dome cover to avoid potential

damage to the mechanism.

 Inside the dome cover there are precision optical and electrical devices. Heavy pressure, shock and other sudden

adjustments or operations should be avoided. Otherwise, you may cause irreparable damage to the product.

 Please do not remove or disassemble any internal parts of the video camera to avoid normal operation and possibly void the

warranty. There are no serviceable parts inside the camera.

 Please connect all the wires of the dome strictly accordingly to the specifications. It is highly recommended that the proper

lightning arrestors and surge suppressors are installed before the dome is entered into service.

 Please do not use the product under circumstances where the limits exceed the maximum specified temperature, humidity

or power supply specifications.

 Suggest using UPS or other stable power supply system to make sure camera system can work normally.

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Table of Contents

Cautions ……………………………………………1 Auto AF…………………………………………18
Package contents……………………………………1 Auto AE…………………………………………18

Chapter One – Introduction…………………………1 Vector Scan AF ………………………………18

1.1 Performance Characteristics…………………1 Vector Scan Still…………………………………18

1.2 Features and Functions ……………………1 4.5 Diagnostic Options ……………………………18

Chapter Two – Camera installation ………………2 Clear Memory …………………………………18

2.1 Important Safeguards ………………………2 Restore Def Setting ……………………………18

2.2 Package Contents ……………………………3 Color System……………………………………19

2.3 Camera Installation……………………………4 Dome Information………………………………19

2.4 Camera Shroud installation…………………5 4.6 Camera Options ………………………………19

2.5 Bracket installation……………………………5 Camera Name……………………………………20

2.6 Installation of the acrylic dome cover…………7 Zoom and Focus ………………………………20

2.7Wiring Specifications……………………………8 Camera Exposure ………………………………21

Chapter Three Basic Configuration ………………9 Mask Zone………………………………………22

3.1 Wiring……………………………………………9 Mask Color………………………………………22

3.2 Protocol and baud rate setting…………………10 Others……………………………………………23

3.3

Address setting of each dome …………………11 4.7 Function Programming ………………………22

3.4 Controller setting………………………………11 PTZ Tour ………………………………………22

Chapter Four Menu setting ………………………12 Program Vector Scan……………………………23

4.1 Operation instruction ………………………12 Annex: Short-cut operations and specification
Main Menu……………………………………12 of Dome device ……………………………24

Number Programming Instruction………………12 Short-cut operation table ……………25

4.2 Main Menu ……………………………………12 Product Specifications …………………26

4.3 Display Options ………………………………13 Lightning arresters and Surge

PreShot …………………………………………13 Suppressors ………………………………27

Setting of Sector…………………………………15

Coordinates ………………………………………17

Crosshairs…………………………………………17

Start-Up Scr Msg…………………………………17

4.4 Control Options …………………………………17

Set Pan and Tilt……………………………………17

Set Default Function………………………………18

Speed Limit ………………………………………18

Auto Flip …………………………………………18

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Package Contents

Please check the quantity of the package contents when open the carton.

Description Qty

Manual, Certificate each1

BNC Wire 1

Rubber Cushion 1

Lower housing of dome 1

Bag of screws 1

High Speed Dome 1

Camera Module 1

Wall bracket 1

AC24V transformer 1

Camera Shroud 1

Terminal 2

Please contact the distributors in time if the spare parts are missing.

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Chapter One – Introduction

1.1 Performance Char acteristics

 0～255 individually addressed units. The dome address is defined using a dip switch with 8 positions (Binary addressing

scheme).

 Integrated multi-protocol and auto protocol differentiation. Note: The dome can auto differentiate the protocol of the

controller only on power up.

 Continuous Pan 360 degree rotation.
 90 degree Tilt action plus 2 degree angle adjustment (the view angle can be 90 or 92 degrees).
 Pan speed in manual operation is variable from 0.1 up to 300 degrees per second.
 Tilt speed in manual operation is variable from 0.1 to 120 degrees per second.
 128 preset positions (A preset position is defined as a user definable setting for precise coordinates).
 The maximum speed when a preset position is called can reach 400 degrees per second with positioning accuracy of±0.1

degree.

 Input power supply: 24VAC-2Amp (outdoor).
 User friendly on screen menu interface for ease of installation.
 Environmental protection conforming to IP66 standards (outdoor model).
 RS-485 (long distance) communications mode.
 Selectable transmission speed, (i.e. Baud rate) .User definable via dip switch setting from 2400bps to 1920 bps.

1.2 Features and Functions

 Multi-language on screen menu for operation and function settings.（The camera title is user definable as well as the ability to

display or not the camera coordinates）.

 On screen Crosshair function (By enabling this option, the target can be followed more effectively using the crosshairs as a

reference point).

 Three users define PTZ tours with up to 2 minutes record duration for each tour. (User has the ability in real-time to monitor

and record the action of a manual dome operation).

Six group of programmable vector scans (including scan speed, dwell time, preset and dwell time between tours) Auto flip

function in tilt action + 10 degree positioning.

24 sectors of user programmable privacy zones (sectional mask). User can mask part of the camera sectors which differs

between different models of installed cameras.

 Eight sectors of user programmable sectional display. User can define and display the name and position of the camera,

which differs between different models of installed cameras.

 Resume automatic operation after initial self-test of the dome as well as resume automatic operation when there is no

transmission from a keyboard controller (Dwell time can be set from 1 to 999 seconds).

 Freeze frame function (snapshot function availability supported by camera).
 Resume operation function (Dome unit will return to the previous operation after the execution of an operation using the on

screen menu).

 Intelligent manual scan function (By executing this function in manual pan, you can adjust the manual pan behavior of the

dome). 1

 Intelligent power off real time memory (Should power fail while the dome was in operation, the dome well resume its

preprogrammed function upon power restores).

 Highly efficient 3-dimensional scan function (User can change the pan scan tour when the dome is in manual scan or auto

scan between two pan points).

 Zoom and dome speed correction function (When the zooming-in of the camera is disabled, the dome speed is reduced to

allow for precise operation control).

Chapter Two – Camera installati on

2.1 Important Safeguards

2.1.1 Read this Manual and Intelligent Camera Operation Guideline before attempting installation or operation of dome

device(This manual will be subject to revision without further notification).

2.1.2 Power supply: AC24V.The input voltage of the dome is indicated on the bottom of the dome device or on the input

position.

2.1.3 Inside the dome cover there are precision optical and electrical devices.

Heavy pressure, strong shaking and other sudden adjustment or operations should be avoided

during the transportation. Otherwise, you may cause irreparable damage to the product.

2.1.4 Please DO NOT remove or disassemble any internal parts of the video camera to avoid

normal operation and possibly void the warranty.

2.1.5 During usage, user should abide by all electrical safety standards.

Use only the power supply specified by manufacturer. The control cable

for RS485 communications as well as the video signal cables should be

isolated from high voltage equipment and or high voltage cables.

It is highly recommended that the proper lightning arresters and surge

suppressors are installed before the dome is entered into service.

2.1.6 Indoor dome is for indoor use only and not suitable for outdoor or

high humidity ratings. Use outdoor dome for high humility location or in the rain.

2.1.7 Please do not use the product under circumstances where the limits

exceed the maximum specified temperature, humidity or power supply specifications.

2.1.8 Avoid pointing the camera directly to the sun or other extremely bright objects for prolonged period of time.

2.1.9 Cleaning agent of abrasion should not be used to clean the dome device.

Use a piece of dry cloth to clean and dry the device.

2.1.10 Use the camera carefully to avoid striking or shaking.

2.1.11 Verify that the surface you are planning to use for attaching the dome

can adequately support the weight of the device and mounting hardware.

2.1.12 Should the lens of the camera become dirty, use special lens cleaning cloth and solution to properly clean it.

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2.2 Package Contents

2.2.1 Below figures illustrate the package contents.

Figure 1. Illustrates the upper layer of the carton (top half), Figure 2. Illustrates the lower layer of the carton (bottom half).

Fig 1 Fig 2

Sequence No. Description

1 Manual, Certificate

2 BNC Wire

3 Rubber Cushion

4 Lower housing for the dome, Terminal

5 Bag of Screws

6 High Speed Dome

7 Camera Module

8 Wall bracket

9 AC24V transformer

10 Camera Shroud

3

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

9

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2.3 Camera Installation

2.3.1 Ribbon cable：Insert FPC socket of the cable to the relevant port of the base plate on the dome control board. (Ribbon

cable has length of 65MM and 110MM, user can select the ribbon cable according to different models of the camera) Figure 4

below illustrates the writing configuration of the ribbon/cable.

FP C
Connector

FP C
Connector

FFC
Flexible Flat Cable

4-PWM2*6

Fig.3

Fig.4

Output of ribbon cable

Insert the camera ribbon to
the camera FPC socket to
secure the connection

.

Fig.5

2.3.2 Install the camera module:

Install the camera module on the vertical axis tray of the dome as

illustrated in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7.

Attention: Take care not to scratch the lens when insta lling the ca mera. Do make s ure the ca mera model is t he ri ght one
for installation. Secure the ca mera to the correspondin g screw holes as illust rated in Fig. 6, accord ing to the mod el and
make of the camera , as diff erent camera model s may ha v e dif ferent di mens ion s. Fo llow ing the i nst all atio n of th e camera
module verify that it does not touch any of the dome parts incl uding the camera shroud and acrylic dome by gent ly
moving the camera module along the vertical axis.

Fig.6 Fig.7

Sony camera model screw holes

Install the camera module on the vertical
axis tray of the dome as illustrated in Fig.7
using the 4 supplied PWM2*6 Screws.

Honeywell camera model

screw holes

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2.4 Camera Shroud installation

Fig.8 illustrates the location of the 4 screw holes for the camera shroud (M3).

Fig.8 Fig.9

Screw holes

Tighten the screws

Fig.10 Fig.11

2.4.1 Position the open end of the camera shroud towards the camera lens as illustrated on Fig. 9. Align the 4 holes of the

shroud with the 4 holes on the core of the dome as illustrated in Fig. 10.

2.4.2 Utilizing the supplied (4) four M3*14 screws securely tighten the camera shroud in place, as illustrated in Fig. 11.

2.5 Bracket installation

2.5.1

Feed the BNC wiring harness through the channel inside the wall bracket as illustrated in Fig 12. Ve ri fy th at th e

channel remains empty before feeding the wiring harness

.

Feed the BNC

Wiring from here

4-M6 expand screw

Fig.12 Fig.13

2.5.2

Affix the wall bracket to the wall using 4 M6 Expand screws as illustrated in Fig 13.

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Fig. 14 illustrates installation of wall bracket Fig 15 illustrates installation of pendent bracket

4-M8

Silica ge

l

Silica ge

l

Bracket adapter

Wal l br ack et

Fig.14 Fig.15

Fig. 16 illustrates installation of pole bracket

4-M8

4-M8

Silica ge

l

Fig.16

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2.6 Installation of the acrylic dome cover

The Way of installation is to rotate the acrylic dome cover. Caution should be exercised when handling the
clear dome by wearing the cotton glove so as to prevent any abrasions or scratches to the surface as this
will affect the optical performance of the camera

.

Installation instruction

1. Carefully align the two parts and slowly rotate counterclockwise as illustrated in Fig. 17.

2. Remove the protection film as illustrated in Fig.18.

Fig.17

Align the two parts and rotate

clockwise as indicated

Remove the protection film

Fig.18

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2.7 Wiring Specifications

Fig. 19 is the illustration of the wiring diagram for the electrical connections to the dome unit.

Fig. 20 illustrates the supplied power supply.

图1 9

黄绿相间:接大地

视频输出

黑色

红色

AC24V 电源

黄色：RS485-

橙色：RS485+

黄绿相间：接大地

接控制键盘

BNC Connector：Video output
Orange：RS485+
Yellow：RS485­Red，black：AC24V power supply
Terminal：Connect to the dome device

Yellow/green：Ground wire

Connect to keyboard
controlle

r

Yellow/green：Ground wire

Fig.19

AC 24V Power Supply

Connect 220V power supply

Connect to dome

Fig.20

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Chapter Three – Basic Configuration

3.1 Wiring

User can understand the dome electric connection property and adjust, assemble, test and operate the device on

show with convenience

. Please read the wiring illustration carefully for the first time use. Any wrong connection

may cause the permanent damage of the dome or other equipments

.

Yellow/green：Ground wire

BNC Connector：Video output
Orange：RS485+
Yellow：RS485­Red，black：AC24V power supply
Terminal：Connect to the dome device

Yellow/green：Ground wire

Connect to keyboard
controlle

r

Caution: This operation should be performed with the power OFF.

Yellow/green：Ground wire

BNC Connector：Video output
Orange：RS485+
Yellow：RS485­Red，black：AC24V power supply
Terminal：Connect to the dome device

Yellow/green：Ground wire

Connect to keyboard
controlle

r

Caution: This operation should be performed with the power OFF.

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Yellow/green：Ground wire

Te

rminal：Connect to the dome device

Yellow/green：Ground wire

BNC Connector：Video output
Orange：RS485+
Yellow：RS485­Red，black：AC24V power supply

Connect to keyboard
controlle

r

Caution: This operation should be performed with the power OFF.

Before installation and use, the unique address for each dome and the communication protocol including transmission

speed (baud rate) should be set to correspond with the chosen control system

.

3.2

Protocol and baud rate setting (Caution: This operation should be performed with the power OFF.)

ON

123456

Protocol and baud rate

On/Off

Protocol setting Baud rate setting

On/Off

Protocol type

1

st

2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

PELCO-D ON ON OFF OFF ** **
PELCO-P OFF OFF ON OFF ** **

Auto Detect OFF OFF OFF OFF ** **

Kd6 ON ON ON ON ** **
VCL OFF OFF ON ON ** **

Max Pro ON OFF ON ON ** **

CAUTION: The protocol and baud rate of dome device should match the settings of the controller. In order to
take effect the dome must be power cycled after each change

.

10

On/Off

Baud rate

5

th

6

th

2400 OFF OFF
4800 OFF ON
9600 ON OFF

19200 ON ON

3.3 Address setting of each dome ( Caution: This operation should be performed with the power OFF.）

Setting method: The sum of switch numbers when it is at ON position is the address of dome device.

Calculation example of dome device address: (2+4+16=22), the address is 22. Dome device range: 0～ 255

128
64
32
16

1
2
4
8

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2 4 16

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

3.4

Controller setting

Set the protocol, baud rate, and address of the keyboard controller to match the settings on the dome

.

(For instruction of how to set the keyboard communication settings please refer to keyboard controller manual)

.

Attention: If the protocol setting of the dome is set to auto detection, the protocol of keyboard controller can be
set PELCO-D or PELCO-P arbitrarily

. But its baud rate should be set identical with that of the dome device.

When all of the above settings are completed you can start testing to dome functionality.

Up

Right

Left

joystick

Down

Zoom i n

Zoom out

Rotating

joystick

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The operation of the dome and the direction (up, down, left

controlled usingand right) of the camera can be the ystick

Summary: The camera and they are basically normal

.

jo

of the keyboard controller, as illustrated above.

This fi gure show s pr ot oc ol of
PELCO-D, Baud r at e of 2400.

ON

1

6

5432

On/Off switch and

matchin

g

numbers

On/Off switch and

matchin

g

numbers

matching

matching

matching matching matching

Zoom control of the camera can be achieved by

rotating the knob on the joystick or by using TELE

(zoom in) and WIDE (zoom out) functions on the

Su

mmary: The dome device is basically normal

.

key

board controller as illustrated above

.

Chapter Four – Menu setting

struction

a selection, move the joystick in the UP or DOWN direction

. The on-screen arrow points to the selected

o the Left or Right position y

ou can change the value of your selection or enter the

4.1 Operation in

Menu operation

T

o make

option

.

Press OPEN or use the joystick t

submenu for the selected option.

Press CLOSE to exit menu or return to the previous menu

.

Number

1. Joystick Left or Right to move the cursor under the desired numeral position.

2. Press OPEN to confirm.

3. Move the joystick Left or Right to move the cursor to select the desired number.

4. Press OPEN to confirm the selection, and the selected number will show on the corresponding position.

5. Input other Characters accordingly.

6. Press CLOSE to finalize your selection and return to the previous menu level.

4.2 Main Menu

Select“90” on the preset position to enter the

main config

Different options of language are available.

and setup the PreShot position on the menu

.

uration menu for the dome

.

1. n to enter the main

2. or Down direction.

Select “ 90 ” on the preset positio

configuration menu for the dome.

To make a selection move the joystick in the Up

The on-screen arrow points to the selected option.

Press OPEN or move the joystick Left or Right you can enter the

submenu f

- - - - - - - - - - - - - HSD - - -

or the selected option or change the value of your

3. yboard controller to exit menu

selection.

Attention: The function of the button“OPEN” is IRIS OPEN.

Press the button CLOSE on the ke

→ h

6. Funct
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1.Language Englis

2. Display Options

3. Control Options

4. Diagnostic Options

5. Camera Options

ion Programming

or return to the previous menu.

Attenti The function of the butt on “CLOSE” is IRIS CLOS. on:

Language Setting Display Options

PreShot Position setting is to setup dome information

display

-

→ nglish

- - - - - - - HSD - - - - - - - - Display Options

→

5. Start-U

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1.Language E

2. Display Options

1. PreShot Setup

2. Sector Setup

3. Coordinates ON

4. Crosshair Off
p Scr Msg ON

3. Control Options

4. Diagnostic Options

5. Camera Options
ion Programming 6. Funct

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

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Control Options Diagnostic Options

Set the dome in manual or auto operation

Data information management setup.

ontrolling sy idual

setting

.

am

era function Setup

. Program and execute the PTZ Tour and Vector Scan.

ay Options

umbe

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and make its tilt and pan action as well as

Diagnostic Options

→

4. Dom
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

the ca

mera to be compatible with

the whole

c stem and user indiv

Control Options

→

Scan

1. Set Pan and Tilt

2. Set Default Function

3. Speed Limit ON

4. Auto Flip ON

5. Auto Focus PTZ

6. Auto AE PTZ

7. Vector Scan AF OFF

8. Vector Still OFF

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Camera Options Function Menu

C

1. Clear Memory

2. Restore Def. Setting

3. Color System PAL
e Information

Camera Options

4.3 Displ

PreShot

 N r

→

Name

5. Mas
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. Camera Exposure

2. Camera

3. Others

4. Mask Zone

k Color

There are two methods to set up the PreShot Position:

1: Setup and c

Function Programming

→

2. Program
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. PTZ Tour
Vector Scan

PreShot Name

→ 1

5.
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1.Number

2. Set PreShot

3. Call PreShot

4. Delete PreShot

Name_________

all the PreShot on the controller (Keyboard/DRD/Matrix) of

2: Setup and call the PreShot on the menu controlled by the dome.

the dome.

1 - 165

1

↑

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IS CLOSE When Done

1 - 165

1

↑

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

IS CLOSE When Done

0 0

IR

0 0

0 1

↑

IR

PreShot Setup

 Call PreShot

Delete PreShot

→2. PreShot Setup

3. Call PreShot

4. Delete PreShot

5. Name _________
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

+

IRIS CLOSE When Done

Pan: 262.2 Tilt: 2.7 X8

+

Stored

Pan: 262.2 Tilt: 2.7 X8

PreShot Name

1. Number 1

2. PreShot Setup

→3. Call PreShot

4. Delete PreShot

5. Name _________
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Call PreShot on the menu:

1. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter Number Editing

and select the desired PreShot Position.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right to move the cursor to edit the digit number,

Press OPEN to confirm. Press CLOSE to finalize your selection and exit.

3. Move the cursor to select the Call PreShot Position.

4.

Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to call the PreShot Position.

5. Press CLOSE to exit.

PreShot Name

1. Number 1

2. PreShot Setup

3. Call PreShot

→4. Delete PreShot

5. Name _________
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Delete Preset Position on the menu:

1. Edit the number to be deleted (Refer to Number Input Instruction)

Note: Select the PreShot to be deleted.

2. Move the cursor to select the Deleted Position.

4. Move the joystick Left or Right to enter the deleting position.

5. Press OPEN when done. Press CLOSE to exit.

Are you sure to do this?

IRIS OPEN to Confirm

IRIS CLOSE to Cancel

PreShot Name

1. Number 1

7. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

8. IRIS CLOSE When Done. When SAVED is displayed on the screen, return to the

menu.

6. Move the cursor to setup PreShot Position.

(0-9)Press OPEN to confirm the selection. Press CLOSE to finalize your

selection and exit.

5. Move the joystick Left or Right to move the cursor to edit the digit number.

4. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter Number Editing.

Note: Edit the Number on the PreShot.

3. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter PreShot Options.

1. Move the joystick Left/Right or press OPEN to enter Display Options.

2. Move the joystick Left/Right to move the cursor to select the PreShot Options.

Setup the preset position on the menu

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 PreShot Name

 Sector Setup

Number

PreShot Name

1. Number 1

2. PreShot Setup

3. Call PreShot

4. Delete PreShot

→5. Name _________

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Edit PreShot Name

1. Ref<number input instruction>edit PreShot name.

2. Move the cursor to select PreShot name.

4. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter Name

and Character Editing Menu.

0 3 6 3

↑

IRIS CLOSE

When Done

PreShot Name

→6. Name Display Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

On/Off Setting on the PreShot Name

1. Move the cursor to select Name Display.

2. Move Left or Right or press OPEN to enter

On/Off Name Display.

0 3 6 3

↑

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9_

IRIS CLOSE When Done

Sector Setup

→

1. Number 1

2. Name

3. Pan Start POS 0.0

4. Pan End POS 0.0

5. Tilt Start POS 0.0

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Sector Setup.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

3. Select Number, move the joystick Left or Right to select the number.

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 Sector Name

 Pan Start POS

 Pan End POS

 Tilt Start POS

Sector Setup

1. Number 1

→2. Name

3. Pan Start POS 0.0

4. Pan End POS 0.0

5. Tilt Start POS 0.0

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. Select Sector Name. Press OPEN to enter Name Editing.

2. Edit name.

Sector Setup

1. Number 1

2. Name

→3. Pan Start POS 262.0

4. Pan End POS 0.0

5. Tilt Start POS 0.0

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. Select Pan Start POS. Press OPEN to enter.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right to move the dome. Press CLOSE

when done. Now the camera is on Pan Start Position.

Sector Setup

1. Number 1

2. Name

3. Pan Start POS 262.0

→4. Pan End POS 0.0

5. Tilt Start POS 0.0

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Setup Pan End，Tilt Start，Tilt End according to the above instruction.

Sector Setup

1. Number 1

2. Name

3. Pan Start POS 262.0

Sector Setup

→6. Tilt End POS 0.0

7. Name Display On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

4. Pan End POS 0.0

→5. Tilt Start POS 0.0

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

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Coordinates Crosshairs

Sector Setup

6. Tilt End POS 0.0

→7. Name Display On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Steps:

Select Name Display and move the joystick Left

or Right or press OPEN to switch On/Off.

Display Options

1. Preset Position

2. Sector Setup

→3. Coordinates On

4. Crosshair Off

Display Options

1. Preset Position

2. Sector Setup

3. Coordinates On

→4. Crosshair Off

5. Start-UP Scr Msg On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

5. Start-UP Scr Msg On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Start-UP Scr Msg

4.4 Control Options

Set Pan and Tilt

Display Options

1. Preset Position

2. Sector Setup

3. Coordinates On

4. Crosshair Off

→5. Start-UP Scr Msg On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Steps:

Move the cursor to select Coordinates or Crosshair or Start-UP Scr

Msg.

Move joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to switch On/Off.

Control Options

→1. Set Pan and Tilt

2. Set Default Function

3. Speed Limit On

4. Auto Flip On

5. Auto Focus PTZ

6. Auto AE PTZ

7. Vector Scan AF Off

8. Vector Scan Still Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Steps:

Move the cursor to select Pan Reverse/Tilt Reserve/ +2 Tilt

Limit/Find Home on STA.

Move joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to switch On/Off.

Set Pan and Tilt

→1. Pan Reverse Off

2. Tilt Reserve Off

3. +2 Tilt Limit Off

4. Find Home on STA On

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

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Set Default Function

Speed Limit/Auto Flip/AF/AE/Vector Scan/AF/Vector still

4.5 Diagnostic Options

Clear Memory

Restore Def. Setting

→1. Set Default Function P

2. Number 1

3. Delay 60

4. Operation Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Control Options

1. Set Pan and Tilt

2. Set Default Function

→3. Speed Limit On

4. Auto Flip On

5. Auto Focus PTZ

6. Auto AE PTZ

7. Vector Scan AF Off

8. Vector Scan Still Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Instruction:

Speed Limit: Speed Limit: The speed lowers based on the ratio between

moving speed of the dome and camera zooming.

Auto Flip: When the lens of the camera makes 90 degree tilt action

downward, whether it makes 180 degree auto pan flip then auto tracking

forward with 10 degree tilt action.

Auto Focus: If the camera is AF when setup the dome in pan/tilt/zoom

action.

Auto AE: If the camera is AE when setup the dome in pan/tilt/zoom action.

Vector Scan AF: If the camera is AF when it is running Vector Scan AF.

Diagnostic Options

→1. Clear Memory

2. Restore Def. Setting

3. Color System PAL

4. Dome Information

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function; Clear all memory (but can not clear function of dome).

Steps:

Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Clear Memory.

Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

Press OPEN to reconfirm. Press CLOSE to cancel it and return.

Diagnostic Options

1. Clear Memory

→2. Restore Def. Setting

3. Color System PAL

4. Dome Information

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function: Restore Default Setting (But not clear memory).

Steps:

Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Restore Def.

Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

Press OPEN to reconfirm. Press CLOSE to cancel it and return to the menu.

Set Default Function

Move the joystick Left or Right to setup PreShot Position/ PTZ tour/
Vector scan
Select Number and press OPEN to enter Function Numbering setting.
Edit Function Number (Refer to Number Instruction)
Set delay time (1-999) (Refer to Number Instruction)
Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to On/Off the function.

Steps:
Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Restore Def.

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Color System

Dome Information

↓

4.6 Camera Options

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Diagnostic Options

1. Clear Memory

2. Restore Def. Setting

→3. Color System PAL

4. Dome Information

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function: Setup video mode of dome same with that of camera.

Steps:

Move the joystick Up/Down to move the cursor to select Video Mode.

Note: This camera only supports PAL.

Diagnostic Options

1. Clear Memory

2. Restore Def. Setting

3. Color System PAL

→4. Dome Information

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Steps:

Move the joystick Up/Down to move the cursor to select Dome Information.

Move the joystick Left or Right to press OPEN to enter.

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1. Language English

2. Display Options

3. Control Options

4. Diagnostic Options

→5. Camera Options

6. Function Programming

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function：User can setup the functions of the camera accordingly.

Steps:

1. Move the joystick Up or Down to move selection Camera Options.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right to press OPEN to enter.

Camera Options

→1. Camera Exposure

2. Camera Name

3. Others

4. Mask Zone

5. Mask Color Red

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Steps:

1. Move the joystick Up or Down to select the desired option setting.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right to select or press OPEN to enter.

- - - - - - - - - HSD- - - - - - - - - -

Camera：
Protocol： PELCO-D

Baud rate： 2400

Address： 1
Ve r s io n ： 5.1

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function: Display Dome Information.

1. Camera Model or Manufacturer.

2. Control protocol.

3. Communication Speed.

4. Communication Address.

5. Dome Version.

AE Control

Camera Name

Camera Name

→1. Name

2. Change Name Loc

3. Name Display Off
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Camera Name

1. Name

→2. Change Name Loc

3. Name Display Off
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Camera Name

1. Name

2. Change Name Loc

→3. Name Display Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. Name of camera

Steps:

1）Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Name.
2）Edit Name (Refer to Chinese Editing Instruction).

3）Move the joystick Left or Right to setup the Name Display.

2. Change Name Position

Steps:
1）Press OPEN or move the joystick Left or Right to enter.
2）Move the joystick randomly. The display will be changed auto on

the screen.

3. Name Display

Step: Move the joystick Left or Right to setup Name Display.

AE Control

→1. AE Mode Auto

2. Shutter Speed Auto

3. Iris Level Auto

4. AGC Level Auto
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

AE Control

1. AE Mode Auto

→2.Shutter Speed Auto

3. Iris Level Auto

4. AGC Level Auto
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

AE Control

1. AE Mode Auto

2. Shutter Speed Auto

→3. Iris Level Auto

4. AGC Level Auto
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

AE Control

1. AE Mode Auto

2. Shutter Speed Auto

3. Iris Level Auto

→4. AGC Level Auto

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

1. AE Mode

Steps:

1) Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select AE Mode.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to setup AE Mode.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to setup Iris Level.

4. AGC Level (Manual)

Steps:

1) Move the joystick up or Down to move the cursor to select

AGC Level.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to setup AGC Level.

3. Iris Level (Manual / Iris Level)

Steps:

1) Move the joystick up or Down to move the cursor to select

Iris Level.

2. Shutter Speed (Manual/ Shutter Speed)

Steps:

1) Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select

Shutter Speed.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to setup Shutter Speed.

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Others

10. Function OSD On

11. Line Sync Off
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

9. Stabilization Off

→1. Sharpness 0

2. Back Light Off

3. WB Mode Auto

4. R Gain Auto

5. B Gain Auto

6. Vertical Mirror Off

7. Horizontal Mirror Off

8. R SW Mode Auto

Others

Setup Mask Zone

Function: User can mask the zone and protect the mask Zone.

1. Number

Steps:

1) Move the joystick to move the cursor to select Number.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to select desired editing mask zone (1-24).

2. Mask Zone:

1) Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Mask Zone.

2) Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN enter and program.

Camera Options

1. Camera Exposure

2. Camera Name

3. Others

→4. Mask Zone

5. Mask Color Red
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Mask Zone

→1. Number 1

2. Mask Edit

3. Mask Display Off
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Mask Zone

3) Press CLOSE when done.

+

1. Number 1

→2. Mask Edit

3. Mask Display Off
IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Mask Zone

1. Number 1

Press OPEN to start

Press CLOSE to cancel

3. Mask Display

Step: Move the joystick Left or Right to start or close Mask Display.

2. Mask Edit

→3. Mask Display Off

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

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Mask Color

Camera Options

1. Camera Exposure

2. Camera Name

3. Others

1. Mask Color

Steps:

1) Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select

Color Setting of Camera.

4. Mask Zone

→5. Mask Color Red

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

2) Move the joystick Left or Right to move the cursor to select

Mask Color Setting.

4.7 Function Programming

Function: User can program and execute the function of dome accordingly.

- - - - - - - -HSD- - -

- - - - - - ­St

eps:

1.

Language English

1.

Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Function

Programming.

2. Displa

y Options

3. Control Options

2.

Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

4. Diagnostic Options

5. Camera Options

→6. Function Programming

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

Function: User can program 3 pieces of tours in simulate manual operation.

P

TZ Tour

PTZ Tour Setting:

1. Move the joystick p or Down to move the cursor to select PTZ Tour.

Function Programmi ng

2. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

→1. PTZ Tour

3. Move the joystick Up or Down to select desired operating or programming PTZ

2. Vector Scan
Tour Number.

4. Move the joystick to move the cursor to select Name.

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

6. Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select PTZ Tour.

PTZ Tour

7. Press OPEN to enter Manual Operation Tour Recording.

→1. Number 1

8. Press CLOSE when recording done.

2. Name

9. Move the joystick Up or Down to move the cursor to select Name Display.

3. Program a Tour

 Operation Steps:

4. Run a Tour

1. Select desired Operating PTZ Tour on the Number.

5. Delete a Tour

2. Move the joystick Up or Down to select PTZ Tour.

6. Name Display

3. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to operate the selected PTZ Tour.

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

 Delete PTZ Tour:

1. Select the PTZ Tour to be deleted on the Number.

2. Move the joystick Up or Down to select Delete PTZ Tour.

3. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to delete the selected PTZ Tour.

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Vector Scan

Vector Scan Function: User can combine different Auto-Scan Tour based on all

kinds of tours.

Function Programmi ng

→1. PTZ Tour

 Vector Scan Tour Operation:

2. Vector Scan

1. Move the joystick Up or Down to select Vector Scan.

2. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter.

IRIS CLOSE to Exit

3. Move the joystick Left or Right to select Vector Scan Tour to be operated

or programmed.

4. Move the joystick Up or Down to select Vector Scan Programming.

5. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to enter the Programming.

6. Move the joystick Up or Down to select sequence number desired to be edited.

Vector Scan

7. Move the joystick Left or Right to select programming

→1. Number

(Nam

e/Number/Speed/Dwell time)

2. P

rogram a Vector Scan

1) Name: P is the sign of PreShot Position

3. R

un a Vector Scan

V is the sign of Vector Scan

4. D

elete a Vector Scan

T is the sign of PTZ Tour

IR

IS CLOSE to Exit

2) Number: Select the function based on name.

3) Speed: Setup the speed to meet the PreShot.

4) Dwell Time: Setup Dwell Time when PreShot and PTZ Tour done.

 Run Vector Scan Operation:

1. Select the Vector Scan Tour to be operated on the Number.

Program a Vector Scan

2. Move the joystick Up or Down to select Vector Scan.

Name Num V Dwell

3. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to run the selected Vector

1 － － － －

Scan Tour.

2 － － － －

 Delete Vector Scan Tour:

3 － － － －

1. Select Vector Scan Tour to be deleted on the Option of Number.

4 － － － －

2. Move the joystick Up or Down to select Vector Scan Delete.

IRIS CLOSE When Done

3. Move the joystick Left or Right or press OPEN to run the Vector Scan Tour.

Attention: Disable the command of Vector
Scan before you enter into main menu.

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Short-cut operation and specification of dome device

S.N.

Problem Description Possible Reason Solutions Remarks

1

After power on,

No motion and no image.

Power cable is connected improperly

Fault of power PCB of dome device

slip ring power wires disconnected

Fault of main control board

Check if the power cable is

connected to power of AC24V

Change the power PCB

Change slip ring

Change main control board

Please follow the

above basic system

wiring strictly

2

After power on, the dome

device rotate normally,

but no character nor image

display.

Character monitor switch is off

Improper connection between camera and

dome device

Switch on the character monitor

according to the menu instruction,

Replace a FFC cable or a camera

About 45 second

after the dome
device is power on.

3

After self-test of the dome

device, menu cannot be

displayed

wrong operation

Fault of OSD control board

CALL up 90 preset position Open

Change OSD board

After self-test, the

menu can only be

displayed when there

is image display of
the dome device

4

Distorted character or

image

Interfered by exterior electronic signal

(noise) or the camera is directed to the

monitor screen

System wrong function

Grounding the dome device or shut

off the surrounding big electronic
devices(electric, HF, signal

generating) equipment, or rotate the

camera

Restart the dome device

Shielded cable

should be adopted

for video cable

5

After power on, no

self-test and motor is

locked

The system setting is start self-test after

receiving command and you can see the

video on the screen

Connect the controller and set

correct transmission protocol and

baud rate as well as dome device

address

There is character

display in normal
circumstance

6

Cannot stop pan rotation

(rotate and stop

alternatively)

OSD board is not properly connected with

main control board or the photoelectric

switch is broken

Pan interrupt is not in due position

fix OSD board again, if the problem

still exits, then replace the OSD

board

Adjust the pan interrupt

Pan interrupt should

be at 2/3 of the

central slot within
photoelectric switch

7

After normal working, it

will rotate one circle when

being controlled

The system is checking the data again It is normal event

If this happens

frequently, please

adjust the pan

interrupt or check if

the connection is too

tight.

8

Vertical range is not within
90 ± 2 degree with large

deviation

Fault occurs when the dome device is in tilt

movement. It may be caused by obstacle of

camera of other object, which lead to early

tilt movement

Check and adjust the mechanical

installation

9

Self-test is normal, but

cannot control

Wrong setting

Improper connection of control cable

Set the protocol, baud rate and

address of dome device

Check the circuit

10

Insensitive control of dome

device

Overload or too long distance transmission

Improper contact of control cable

slip ring is damage

RS-485 protective discharge arresters

broken

Add driver

Check the circuit

Replace slip ring

Change 485 protective discharge

arresters

Mostly happen in the
connection

11

Call out function fails

System failure caused by noise interference

Restart the dome device

12

Auto action of dome

device periodically

No transmission auto “call back” function

is set to the dome device

Called this setting

13

One dome working well

while the other does not

under identical operation

Something wrong with the setting or wiring check the setting and wiring again

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Short-cut operation table

Operation Function description SONY LG

CALL Save speed of Line Scan √ √

PRESET

51

Run default Preset Tour √ √

CALL Enable Line Scan √ √

PRESET

52

Save start of Line Scan √ √

PRESET 53 Save end of Line Scan √ √

CALL Camera Power On √ √

PRESET

54

Camera Power Off √ √

CALL Backlight On √ √

PRESET

55

Backlight Off √ √

CALL Auto Day/Night √

PRESET

56

Color(Manual) √(Manual)

CALL Camera menu On/Off √ √

PRESET

57

Camera OSD On/Off √ √

CALL Digital Zoom On √ √

PRESET

58

Digital Zoom Off √ √

CALL Auto Focus √ √

PRESET

59

Manual Focus √ √

CALL Auto Iris √ √

PRESET

60

Manual Iris √ √

CALL Auto white balance √ √

PRESET

61

Manual white balance √ √

CALL Indoor WB mode √ √

PRESET

62

Outdoor WB mode √ √

CALL ATW √

PRESET

63

one Push WB √ √

CALL Set short way Line Scan √ √

PRESET

79

Set long way Line Scan √ √
CALL 80 Run first PTZ tour √ √
CALL 81 Run second PTZ tour √ √
CALL 82 Run third PTZ tour √ √
CALL 83 Run first Vector Scan √ √
CALL 84 Run second Vector Scan √ √
CALL 85 Run third Vector Scan √ √
CALL 86 Run fourth Vector Scan √ √
CALL 87 Run fifth Vector Scan √ √

CALL 88 Run sixth Vector Scan √ √
CALL Image Freeze On √

PRESET

89

Image Freeze Off √
CALL 90 Enable Dome Menu √ √
CALL 91 Return to static position √ √
CALL 92,93, Reserve

PRESET 94 Reset Pan and Tilt √ √

CALL 95 1min dwell time to home √ √
CALL 96 2min dwell time to home √ √

CALL 97 4min dwell time to home √ √
CALL 98 8min dwell time to home √ √

CALL 99 10min dwell time to home √ √
CALL Home position On √ √

PRESET

100

Home position Off √ √
CALL 101 360degree Pan scan √ √

Note：Please refer to the dome menu or the camera menu if non shortcut of the
preset position mode.

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Product Specifications

Dome type HSD-36IP

Color system PAL

Pickup device 1/4"Sony IT CCD

Total pixels 795(H)X596(V)

Effective pixels 752(H)X582(V)

Scanning frequency H:15.625KHz/V:50.00Hz

Horizontal Resolution Color:480Lines/B\W:570Lines

Minimum illumination Color:0.5Lux/F1.6(50IRE) B\W:0.001Lux/F1.6(50IRE)

Optic zoom 36X f=3.6～129.6mm(F1.65～F4.2)

Digital zoom 36X

Angle of view(H) 53.8°(wide)～1.64°(tilt)

Sync system Internal (V-LOCK)

S/N ration >50db(AGC OFF)

Shutter speed control Auto 1s～1/10000S

White balance ATW /Indoor/Outdoor/AWC

Gain Auto/Manual

Aperture control Auto/Manual

Back light compensation On/Off

Focus Auto/Manual

Day/Night Mode Auto(ICR)/Color/B\W

Video Output CVBS:1.0VP-P 75 ohm, BNC

Privacy Zone Masking On/Off(8 area)

Address 0～255

Zoom/Focus PreShot 128 position PreShot

PreShot accuracy ±0.10°

Speed of PreShot point 400°/Second

Pan speed range 360°Continue

Tilt speed range 0 ～ 90°

Manual speed pan 0.1° ～300°/Sec

Manual speed tilt 0.1°～120° /Sec

PTZ Tour 3 Programmable(Pan/Tilt/Zoom and each tour is 120 seconds)

Vector scan groups

6 Programmable(Dwell time speed/Preset point and embed other

vector scan or PTZ tours)

Intelligent power off real time memory Yes

Long-focus speed-limited Yes

Congeal function Yes

Ip66 for outdoor use Yes

Heater in operation Indoor:off/Outdoor:6℃ on 14℃ off

Integrate multi-protocol Pelco-D/P, KD6(Diamond), VCL and Maxpro-Net

Storage temperature -10℃～60℃

Operation temperature

-5℃～60℃

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Operation Humidity

0%～90% (without condensation)

Supplied Power DC 9V～DC 14V

Power consumption Max 5W(Motor Active)

Weight 0.27Kg

Dimensions 51.6 x 60 x 82.5mm(W x H x D)

¤ Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Lightning arresters and Surge Suppressors

The product adopts TVS lightning proof technology to prevent from damage by lightning strike below 1500 W and impulse

signals such as surge; but it is also necessary to abide by the following precautions to ensure electrical safety based on practical

circumstances:

 Keep the communication cables at least 50 meters away from high voltage equipment or cables.
 Make outdoor cable laying-out under eaves as possible as you can.
 In open area shield cables in steel tube and conduct a single point ground to the tube. Trolley wire is forbidden in such

circumstances.

 In strong thunderstorm or high faradic zone (such as high voltage transformer substation), extra strong lightning arresters

equipment must be installed.

 Take the building lightning proof requirements into account to design the lightning arresters and grounding of outdoor

equipment and cable laying-out in accordance with the national and industrial standards.

 The system must be grounded with equal potentials. The earth ground connection must satisfy the anti-interference and

electrical safety requirements and must not short circuit with high voltage electricity net. When the system is grounded

separately, the resistance of down conductor should be ≤ 4Ω and the sectional area of down conductor should be

≤25mm2 (refer to Fig.21).

Fig.21

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