Infinova V1492 Series Operation And Programming Manual

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V1492 Series

High-speed PTZ Camera System

Operation/Programming Manual

This manual addresses operation and programming of Infinova V1492 high-speed PTZ Cameras. The high-speed PTZ cameras stand out for their state-of-the-art precision technologies and provide a highly reliable and cost-effective solution to various applications.

Please familiarize yourself with the instructions and guidelines discussed in this manual before attempting to operate and program your high speed PTZ cameras.

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FCC Warning

The high-speed PTZ cameras comply with the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

z This device may not cause harmful interference. z This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

The high-speed PTZ cameras have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to the FCC rules. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

is a trademark of Infinova.

Read this manual carefully before installation. This manual should be saved for future use.

Important Safety Instructions and Warnings

z Electronic devices must be kept away from water, fire or high magnetic radiation. z Clean with a dry cloth. z Provide adequate ventilation. z Unplug the power supply when the device is not to be used for an extended period of time. z Only use components and parts recommended by manufacturer. z Position power source and related wires to assure they will be kept away from ground and access way. z Refer all service matters to qualified personnel. z Save product packaging to ensure availability of proper shipping containers for future transportation.

Indicates that the un-insulated components within the product may carry a voltage harmful to humans.

Indicates operations that should be conducted in strict compliance with instructions and guidelines contained in this manual.

Warning: To avoid risk of fire and electric shock, keep the product away from rain and moisture!

Table of Contents

Chapter I Product Description ......................................................1

Chapter II Models ...........................................................................1

Chapter III System Feature ...........................................................2

3.1 High-Performance Image................................................. 2

3.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera.................................................. 2

3.3 Open Protocol Design ...................................................... 2

3.4 Automated Operation ....................................................... 2

3.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask...................................... 2

3.6 Intuitive Menu Programming........................................... 2

3.7 Wide Application & Easy Installation.............................. 2

Chapter IV Installation...................................................................3

4.1 Dimensions ...................................................................... 3

4.2 Desktop Mount................................................................. 3

4.3 Wall Mount ...................................................................... 3

4.4 Pole Mount....................................................................... 4

4.5 Corner Mount................................................................... 4

Chapter V PTZ Camera Operation ..............................................5

5.1 System Initiation .............................................................. 5

5.2 Basic Operations .............................................................. 5

5.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset ........................................ 5

5.4 Setting and Calling up an Autopan................................... 6

5.5 Setting and Calling up a Pattern....................................... 7

5.6 Special Operation............................................................. 8

Chapter VI Menu Programming...................................................9

6.1 Menu Navigation and Operation.......................................9

6.2 Main Menu .......................................................................9

6.3 Camera Information........................................................10

6.4 Camera Setup..................................................................11

6.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode ........................13

6.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup ....................................16

6.7 Home Position ................................................................19

6.8 Control Set......................................................................20

6.9 Autopan Set.....................................................................20

6.10 Pattern Set.....................................................................21

6.11 Setting Areas.................................................................21

6.12 Default Set ....................................................................23

Chapter VII Operations Under Different Protocols .................24

7.1 Performances and Features .............................................24

7.2 Operation Code Commands Table under PELCO-P/D ...25

7.3 Operation Code Commands Table under INFINOVA.....25

7.4 Operation Code Commands Table under Up the Coax ...26

Appendix I Specifications .............................................................27

Appendix II Technical Specification of the Cameras................28

Appendix III Troubleshooting .....................................................30

Appendix IV DIP Settings ............................................................31

1. Setting Camera ID ............................................................31

2. Setting Communication Baud Rate and Protocol..............34

Appendix V Cables Connection & Lightning Protection .........35

Chapter I Product Description

Chapter II Models

The V1492 series high-speed PTZ camera integrates the decoder, pan/tilt and housing together, as well as an easy-to-install system, specially developed for the sake of public surveillance, wildly applied to various fields such as Airport, Expressway, Road, City Surveillance, etc.

The V1492 series high-speed PTZ camera is able to set address and baud rate via software or DIP switch, which greatly simplifies integration and installation.

Combined with an up to 12X digital zoom, 36X, 35X, 28X, 23X,

22X and 18X optical zoom lenses are provided to meet various

needs.

A powder-coated, aluminum construction makes the V1492 ideal for either indoor or outdoor applications. Its operation temperature stays between -40ć~60ć, and under low temperature the built-in heater can be activated automatically to maintain the PTZ camera work in an invariable temperature.

The V1492 includes a window wiper, which is completely integrated into the enclosure and does not interfere with the viewing range of the system. The wiper can be programmed to delay between wipes and to automatically shut off during a specified period. The wiper design also allows for easy replacement of the wiper blade.

The V1492 Series pan/tilt speeds range from 0.1 to 50 degrees per second in pan mode and from 0.1 to 25 degrees per second in tilt mode. Under preset mode, pan speed could reach at 100 degrees per second, and the tilt speed could reach at 30 degrees per second. The pan/tilt is capable of 360 degrees rotation in horizontal direction, and the tilt rotation angle ranges from +40 degrees to -90 degrees, which can work normally under the wind speed at 90 miles per hour, sustaining a wind speed at 130 miles per hour.

The system is available with an input voltage at 24 VAC (24VDC/120VAC/230VAC selectable).

V1492-18A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera System (PAL, 18X, 24VAC) V1492-18A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera System (PAL, 18X, with Alarm 24VAC)

V1492-22A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 22X, 24VAC)

V1492-22A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 22X, with Alarm, 24VAC)

V1492-23A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 23X, 24VAC)

V1492-23A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 23X, with Alarm, 24VAC)

V1492-28A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 28X, 24VAC)

V1492-28A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 28X, with Alarm, 24VAC)

V1492-35A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 35X, 24VAC)

V1492-35A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 35X, with Alarm, 24VAC)

V1492-36A16 Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 36X, 24VAC)

V1492-36A16W Infinova Integrated High-speed PTZ Camera

System (PAL, 36X, with Alarm, 24VAC)

Note:

1. The number in 11 “6” means 24VAC; “5”means 24VDC; “7” means 120VAC; “8”means 230VAC.

2. If “A1” changed to “A0”, it represents NTSC format.

position of the model represents power supply.

The housing dimension of V1492 is available with 10 inches.

Chapter III System Feature

3.1 High-Performance Image

z The High-speed PTZ cameras utilize the newly developed 1/4"

CCD that features significantly optimized image quality and dramatically reduced smear level.

z The Digital Slow Shutter (D.S.S.) allows the camera a

considerably long exposure time of 1/1.5 second, enabling it to capture more color data. This also greatly enhances the camera's sensitivity.

z Optional 36X, 35X, 28X, 23X, 22X and 18X optical zoom lenses

are provided to meet various needs. Combined with an up to 12X digital zoom, the maximum zoom ratio can reach 432X, 420X, 336X, 276X, 264X and 216X respectively.

3.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera

z The PTZ cameras provide continuous auto focus to help

operators navigate a surveillance site or trace a moving subject.

z The pan and tilt speeds are automatically adjusted in proportion

to the zoom multiple. This capability ensures steady images when the camera moves.

z When surrounding illumination changes, the camera

automatically adjusts its iris size (“auto iris”) to keep the output image at a fixed level of lighting.

z The “auto white balance” function features built-in sensors to

measure the current color temperature, and uses an algorithm to process the image so that the final output image may be close to what the human eyes see.

z Operators can use the “backlight compensation” feature to

automatically adjust the exposure level for an object in a strong light background, so as to avoid a sharp contrast of brightness and darkness that usually leads to a vague silhouette of the object.

3.3 Open Protocol Design

z The High-speed PTZ cameras are compatible with multiple

protocols, such as PELCO-P/D, INFINOVA and Up the Coax. This wide compatibility enables the PTZ camera to be used in various CCTV systems including those from other leading manufacturers.

for the AUTOPAN can be programmed and stored in the PTZ camera.

z 6 To u r could be set at the most and each tour could link with 16

actions, which could be PRESET, PATTERN or AUTOPAN and the period could be set independently.

z The PTZ camera, after receiving no command for a certain period

of time, will automatically return to a preset position (“home position”). This allows the PTZ camera to keep an “eye” on a key area even if an operator has carelessly pointed it at an insignificant position.

3.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask

z With the help of the “area partition”, users can divide the whole

surveillance area into a maximum of 16 sections, and define a 16-character description title for each section.

z To prevent users from viewing a specific sensitive place, the

High-speed PTZ cameras feature a “privacy mask” that can screen out the undesirable area.

3.6 Intuitive Menu Programming

z The High-speed PTZ cameras provide text overlay menus for

setting up operation parameters. The menus are mostly self-explained and easy to operate. To configure these parameters, users only need to move the joystick.

z Various functions may be programmed via on-screen menus,

including lens and pan/tilt parameters, camera A.I. controls, on-screen title descriptions, area partition, privacy mask and other automatic operations.

3.7 Wide Application & Easy Installation

z The PTZ cameras are designed to meet the needs of an

ever-changing market of CCTV security/surveillance. They stand out in applications from state security to residential communities, and from luxury hotels to hostile outdoor environments.

z With their compact structure and user-friendly design, the PTZ

camera can be installed easily and quickly at any location. This timesaving advantage becomes especially useful when the installation site is large and the surveillance spots are scattered.

3.4 Automated Operation

z Up to 255 presets (pre-defined pan/tilt/zoom positions) can be

programmed and stored in the non-volatile memory of the PTZ camera. Each preset can be called up either manually via keyboard or automatically upon home position. Note: The number of presets varies in different protocols.

z In addition to presets, the High-speed PTZ cameras also provide

four patterns (recorded navigation course) to facilitate routine surveillance. Users can easily call up a pattern with simple keystrokes.

z Up to 4 “AUTOPAN”, once called up, enables the PTZ camera to

scan through a surveillance area automatically. A description title

Chapter IV Installation

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4.1 Dimensions

There are 4 ways for the mounting of high-speed PTZ camera: desktop mount, wall mount, pole mount and corner mount. (Unit: mm)

PTZ Camera Dimensions:

167.3

147.6

443.4

302.4

94.5

Brackets Dimensions:

315.0

4.2 Desktop Mount

The desktop mount is chiefly suitable for the places in which there are various kinds of desk, rooftop, balcony, etc, and according to the vertical rotation range of PTZ camera from -90eto 40efor the sake of its mechanism structure, the PTZ camera has to be mounted at the edge of desktop. Thus, something related to the intensity and other factors of the desktop has to be taken into consideration. In the process of mounting, there has to be a few holes to be drilled in a proper distance from the edge of desktop, and then fix the PTZ camera adapter there by using expansion bolts. Confirm whether it is firm enough, then mount the PTZ camera and finish the whole mounting. Users can select the suitable way how the cable is pulled out according to their need. Below figures demonstrate the different ways how the cable is dragged out.

Cable dragged out from the base

(Mainly used when there is enough room below the desktop)

Note: The PTZ camera’s address ID and baud rate can be set via either software or DIP switch. With the two ways, there are totally 254 address IDs settable for PELCO-P/D and INFINOVA protocols. For specific setup via DIP switch, please refer to Appendix IV before installation. Address ID = Value of DIP switch + 1 (OFF=0 ON=1). If the 8 positions on DIP switch S1 are all placed to ON position, it indicates users can set address ID and baud rate via software.

Cable dragged out from the side

(Mainly used when there is not enough room below the desktop)

4.3 Wall Mount

Wall mount is to fix the PTZ camera on the erect or slanting plane by means of some specific auxiliary mounting components, and before mounting, these wall mount brackets have to be fixed on wall or other erect planes. After it is fastened steadily, just mount the PTZ camera on the bracket to complete the mounting. Users can select the suitable way how the cable is pulled out according to their need. For more details, please refer to the following pictures:

4-Ø8.0

M8 or same type eyelet bolts (

British

measurement )

Wall Mount Bracket Structure

Cable dragged out from the base

4-Ø8.0

M8 or same type

eyelet bolts (

British

measurement )

127.0

108.0

127.0

Ø40.0

Cable hole,

Ø40.0 as referenced

size,actual size depends construction needs

Ø40.0

Cable hole,

Ø40.0 as referenced

size,actual size depends construction needs

4.5 Corner Mount

Corner mount is to install the PTZ camera to the suitable position of the corner via linkage component. It is necessary to fix the Corner Mount Adapter to the corner before installing. Then, install the corner mount brackets to the Corner Mount Adapter. After it is fastened steadily, just mount the PTZ camera on the wall bracket to complete the mounting. Shown as below:

150.0

108.0

Wall Mount Bracket Structure

Cable dragged out from the side

4.4 Pole Mount

Pole side mount is to install the PTZ camera to the cylinder via linkage components. It is necessary to fix a connection board to the cylinder via a hoop before installing. Then, install the wall mount brackets to the connection board. After it is fastened steadily, just mount the PTZ camera on the wall bracket to complete the mounting.

Cable dragged out from the base (for all of the corner mounts)

Note: all the brackets for all the above mount ways sold separately.

The cable from the base (adopted in all of the pole mounts)

Chapter V PTZ Camera Operation

Before attempting to operate the PTZ camera, please make sure that address and baud rate have been set correctly.

5.1 System Initiation

Once powered, the PTZ camera will automatically perform an initiation sequence to start configurations and check the system status. They will pan, tilt and zoom to verify the correctness of system parameters as well as the normal operation of the PTZ camera drive.

When the initiation is finished, the PTZ camera stop and the following on-screen information will be displayed.

INFINOVA

CAMERA ID : 001

PROTOCOL : I-D-P

BAUD RATE : 2400

VERSION : XXXXX-XXXXX

CHECK SUCCESS

The overlay text displays the camera ID number, the selected protocol, the baud rate, the version of the embedded software, and indicates the success of the auto detection.

The information will remain on screen until PTZ camera operation starts.

Note: Before operating the PTZ camera, please make sure that the PTZ camera is correctly installed and the address and baud rate has been rightly set. Users can set the address and baud rate via either software or DIP switch. When setup via software is selected; the address and baud rate can be set in the submenu “SET CAMERA ID”. Refer to section “6.3 Camera Information” for setting method. Please reboot the PTZ camera after setting is finished. For address ID and baud rate setup via DIP switch, please refer to Appendix IV. Default setting: Address ID is 1; Baud rate is 2400 bps.

5.2 Basic Operations

The High-speed PTZ cameras can be easily controlled via the keyboard controllers. Listed below (see Table 1) are some guidelines for basic operations of the PTZ camera using Infinova V2117 keyboard.

Table 1

Operations Instructions

Camera Call-up

Note: The PTZ cameras must be called up to (put under the control of) a keyboard before operation or programming. To call up a camera, enter the camera ID number, and press the CAM key.

Pan & Tilt Move the joystick in the desired direction.

Zoom In Press the TELE key, or turn the joystick

clockwise for a close view of distant objects.

TELE

Zoom Out Press the WIDE key, or turn the joystick

counterclockwise for a wide scene.

WIDE

Iris Open Press the OPEN key to manually increase the

aperture to make the image brighter.

OPEN

Iris Close Press the CLOSE key to manually decrease the

aperture to make the image darker.

Focus Near Press the NEAR key to manually adjust focus on

near objects.

NEAR

Focus Far Press the FAR key to manually adjust focus on

distant objects.

FAR

For more details on camera control and video switching operations, please refer to relevant manuals supplied with your matrix switching system. Operations concerning some particular features of the PTZ camera will be further discussed in the next chapter, Menu Programming.

5.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset

Presets enable users to pre-define and save specific PTZ camera positions such as pan/tilt angle and zoom, which can be called up for display either automatically (upon home position) or manually (via keyboard commands). The High-speed PTZ cameras are capable of storing up to 254 such camera views. The following is a brief introduction on how to define and call up a preset using the V2117 system keyboard. For preset instructions on

your control system, please refer to relevant manuals provided with your system keyboard.

To set a preset view

1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Move the joystick to set the PTZ camera position;

3. Enter the preset number on the keypad, and press the SHOT key to store the settings;

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SHOT

(Setting Preset 28 as an example)

Note: If the PRESET TITLE DISP entry of OSD SETUP menu (see Section 6.6) is set to “ON”, a description title must be assigned to the preset. The prompt as Step 4 will come out. Otherwise, if “OFF”, skip to Step 9 directly.

4. When the following information is displayed, move the cursor to the first entry of the TITLE item;

PRESET NO. : 028 TITLE: EXIT:

Note: some presets are provided with special functions. The preset operation is a little bit different under different protocols. For setting and calling up a preset, please refer to Chapter VII.

5.4 Setting and Calling up an Autopan

PTZ camera could scan between two boundary lines and so the PTZ camera could monitor some area continuously under system automatic running state. V1492 PTZ cameras are capable of setting and calling up 4 autopans.

AUTOPAN parameters such as serial number, title, time, speed, etc. could be set in AUTOPAN SET menu. For details, please refer to Section 6.9.

To set two boundary lines of AUTOPAN and call up AUTOPAN are performed via keyboard. The following is the way to set and call up AUTOPAN under INFINOVA, PELCO-P/D with Infinova’s V2117 keyboard.

To define the start point

1. Deflect the joystick to make the camera aim to the position that is desired as the start point;

2. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position.

3. Enter code commands “91, SHOT” to set the current position as the start point.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

5. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a suitable character (or a space);

6. Move the cursor to the next entry;

7. Repeat Steps 5 through 6 until the whole title has been edited;

8. Exit title editing menu by deflecting the joystick leftward at the EXIT entry;

9. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

To call up a preset

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter the desired preset number on the keypad, and press the SHOT key to call up.

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SHOT

(Setting Preset 28 as an example)

SHOT

4. The following on-screen information will be displayed, which shows the setup of the start point is successful. At the same time, system is ready to set the end point.

SET AUTOPAN 001

To define the end point

1. After the above on-screen information displays, deflect the joystick to make the camera aim at the position that is desired as the end point;

2. Enter code commands “91, SHOT” to set the current position as the end point.

3. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

SHOT

PROGRAM

How to call up the AUTOPAN

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter code commands “91, SHOT” to call up AUTOPAN 1.

SHOT

Note: User could input “92, SHOT”, “93, SHOT” and “94, SHOT” to repeat above operation to set and call up another 3 autopans.

The operation of setting and calling up an AUTOPAN is different if converting different protocols to Up the Coax. For detailed operation, please refer to Section 7.4.

operations to finish a navigation course;

Example

Pan Left

Zoom In

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4. Enter “69, SHOT” to save the tour as a pattern.

6 9

SHOT

5. Enter “71, SHOT” or “2, PATRN” to start recording Pattern 2; (or skip to Step 11)

PATRN

7 1

SHOT

6. Repeat Step 3 and Step 4 to record Pattern 2;

7. Enter “72, SHOT” or “3, PATRN” to start recording Pattern 3; (or skip to Step 11)

7 2

SHOT

5.5 Setting and Calling up a Pattern

A pattern is a recorded navigation course of the PTZ camera and may be called up with keyboard. The PTZ camera can record horizontal, vertical and zoom operations during the course, and exactly repeat them once called up. This feature is generally used to define routine navigation course.

V1492 high-speed PTZ cameras are capable of defining and storing 4 independent patterns.

Client can set the title for the selected pattern in PATTERN SET menu, and delete the title of the selected pattern in OSD SETUP menu. Please refer Section 6.6 OSD SETUP and 6.10 PATTERN SET for detailed instructions.

To define and call up pattern are operated by keyboard.

The following is the way to define and call up pattern with Infinova’s V2117 system keyboard under PELCO-P/D protocol.

To define a pattern

1. Set key switch as PROGRAM position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

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2. Enter “70, SHOT” or “1, PATRN” to start recording Pattern 1;

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3. Use the joystick to perform a series of pan, tilt and zoom

SHOT

or

PATRN

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8. Repeat Step 3 and Step 4 to record Pattern 3;

9. Enter “73, SHOT” or “4, PATRN” to start recording Pattern 4; (or skip to Step 11)

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SHOT

PATRN

10. Repeat Step 3 and Step 4 to record Pattern 4;

11. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

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Note: under INFINOVA protocol, the operation of saving a pattern is different from the above example.

The key switch should be set

to the PROGRAM position.

z Enter “70, SHOT”/ “1, PATRN” to set or save Pattern 1; z Enter “71, SHOT” / “2, PATRN” to set or save Pattern 2; z Enter “72, SHOT” / “3, PATRN” to set or save Pattern 3; z Enter “73, SHOT” / “4, PATRN” to set or save Pattern 4.

To call up a pattern

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter one of the following code combinations to call up the designated pattern:

z Enter “70, SHOT” or “1, PATRN” to call up Pattern 1;

7 0

z Enter “71, SHOT” or “2, PATRN” to call up Pattern 2;

SHOT

PATRN

7 1

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SHOT

z Enter “72, SHOT” or “3, PATRN” to call up Pattern 3;

7 2

SHOT

z Enter “73, SHOT” or “4, PATRN” to call up Pattern 4.

7 3

SHOT

or

PATRN

PTZ camera will repeat the tour recorded automatically.

Call up the defined pattern in above example

Pan Left

Automatically

Zoom In

Automatically

Note: under PELCO-P/D protocol, enter one of the above code commands to recall the designated pattern repeatedly. While under INFINOVA protocol, enter one of the above code commands to recall the designated pattern once; enter one of the following code

combinations to recall the designated pattern repeatedly:

z Enter "69, SHOT" + "70, SHOT" to call up Pattern 1 repeatedly; z Enter "69, SHOT" + "71, SHOT" to call up Pattern 2 repeatedly; z Enter "69, SHOT" + "72, SHOT" to call up Pattern 3 repeatedly;

z Enter "69, SHOT" + "73, SHOT" to call up Pattern 4 repeatedly.

The operation of setting and calling up a PATTERN is different if converting different protocols to Up the Coax. For detailed operation, please refer to Section 7.4.

5.6 Special Operation

V1492 series high-speed PTZ cameras provide some shortcut operations besides powerful menu programming function. Below is the instruction on shortcut operations controlled by Infinova’s V2117 keyboard.

1. AUTOSCAN Operation: Place the key switch at the OPERATE position; enter

“99, SHOT” to call up AUTOSCAN function.

2. TOUR Operation: Place the key switch at the OPERATE position; enter

“97, SHOT” to call up the current edited TOUR

3. WIPER There are another two ways to activate the wiper except for menu mode:

1. Activate the wiper with special preset If WIPER is set to OFF in menu, entering commands “100, SHOT” under the position “PROGRAM” can activate the wiper. The wiper will stop after three-round running. Besides, it will stop if any other operation occurs. If entering commands “100, SHOT” under the position “OPERATE”, the wiper will be turned off.

2. Activate the wiper with special function keys Entering commands “1, ON” under the position “PROGRAM/ OPERATE”, the wiper will be activated. The wiper will stop after three-round running. If entering commands “1, OFF”, the wiper will be turned off. Note: “ON” and “OFF” keys are both in “Auxiliary” area of the keyboard. After calling up wiper with keyboard, deflect the joystick will turn off the wiper.

Chapter VI Menu Programming

The High-speed PTZ cameras feature on-screen overlay menus for setting up various operation parameters. To utilize functions like AUTOPAN, home position, area partition and privacy mask, appropriate settings must be defined via these menus.

6.1 Menu Navigation and Operation

The V2117 system keyboard can be used to call up and navigate through the programming menus, as well as to define system parameters. For guidelines on menu navigation and operation, please refer to Table 2

Table 2

Operations Guidelines

Access the

Main Menu

Position the

Cursor

Access a

Sub-Menu

Return to the

Main Menu

For PELCO-P/D protocol (using V2117 Keyboard, PROGRAM or OPERATE): enter 95 and then press SHOT key. For INFINOVA protocol (using V2117 keyboard, PROGRAM): enter 95 or 65 and then press SHOT key; (using V2117 keyboard, OPERATE): enter 95 and then press SHOT key.

Move the joystick in the desired direction.

Move the cursor to the sub-menu, and deflect the joystick rightward.

AUTOPAN TITLE DISP : OFF

OSD SETUP

PRESET TITLE DISP : OFF CURSOR CONTROL : FAST CLEAR TITLE DIRECTION DISP SET ALARM FUNCTION

RETURN

Move the cursor to the bottom line (RETURN), and deflect the joystick leftward.

Operations

Exit the Main

Guidelines

Move the cursor to the EXIT line in the main menu, and deflect the joystick rightward to exit.

EXIT

6.2 Main Menu

After the successful key operation, the main menu will be displayed directly on the screen when the password protect feature is disabled. Entering the pre-set password to access the main menu if the password protect feature is enabled.

PASSWORD:

Follow these steps to enter system access password:

1. Move the cursor to the first * symbol;

2. Push the joystick upward (or downward) to toggle through available numbers (0 ~ 9);

3. After choosing the desired number, move the cursor to the next * symbol;

4. Repeat steps 2 through 3 until the entering of the whole password is finished.

If the wrong password is entered, the system will prompt “ACCESS DENY” and deny access to the menu.

If the correct password is entered, the main menu will be displayed on the screen, shown in figure below:

X X X X X X

RETURN

Select a

Parameter

Move the cursor to the desired parameter entry, deflect the joystick upward (or downward) to choose an appropriate value, and then move the cursor back or to the next entry filed.

DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF

DIGITAL ZOOM: ON DIGITAL ZOOM: ON

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN

CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

The main menu provides access to eleven sub-menus as well as some other system functions, which are briefly outlined in the following section.

For details on these sub-menus and function items, please refer to the following sections.

1. SET CAMERA ID

z Display the PTZ camera's current S/N number z Allow users to enter a new S/N number z Set the camera ID number.

z Set system password z Confirm password z Enable/disable password protection z Display protocol z Set baud rate z Set communication mode z Display version number

2. CAMERA SETUP

z Enable/disable 12X digital zoom z Set zoom speed z Set level iris value [For 22X/23X/35X PTZ cameras only] z Set default iris value z Select iris mode (M/A/Manual Priority) z Turn on/off backlight compensation z Select white balance mode z Set white balance R-gain. z Set white balance B-gain. z Select focus mode (M/A/Manual Priority) z Adjust Focus Length

3. SET AE MODE

z Set digital slow shutter

[Except for 18X PTZ cameras]

z Set shutter speed z Select exposure mode z Define color and B/W reverse mode

[For 23X/28X/35X/36X high-speed PTZ cameras]

z Change display state [For 23X/28X/35X/36X high-speed PTZ

cameras]

z Color and B/W mode sensitivity [For 23X/35X PTZ cameras] z Reverse current image [For 23X/28X/35X/36X PTZ cameras] z Mirror current image

[For 18X/28X/36X PTZ cameras and 22X PTZ cameras with VK-S274ER/R lens]

z Freeze current preset’s image

[For 23X/28X/35X/36X PTZ cameras and 22X PTZ cameras with VK-S274ER/R lens]

z WDR [For 23X/35X PTZ cameras and 36X PTZ cameras with

lens ]

z AGC Level [For 22X/23X and 18X/28X/35X/36X PTZ cameras

only]

z CAM FUNCTION

[For 18X/23X/28X/35X/36X high-speed PTZ cameras]

4. OSD SETUP

z AUTOPAN title display mode z Preset title display mode z Zoom display mode z Cursor moving speed z Alarm Function (Optional) z Clear title z Privacy mask set z Direction DISP set

5. HOME POSITION

z Set a home position action parameter. z Determine how long before the PTZ camera return to its home

position (return time).

z Set tour function

6. CONTROL SET

z Enable/disable Wiper function z Enable/disable Defroster function

7. AUTOPAN SET

z Select serial number for autopan z Pan direction z Pan speed z Time to stay at pan boundary z Title information.

8. PATTERN SET

z Select the pattern needed to be set z Define title information for selected pattern

9. AREA SET

z Set serial number for 16 areas z Define title for 16 areas z Area display switch z Set boundaries among 16 areas

10. DEFAULT SET

z Set the parameters to factory default z Remote reset

11. EXIT

z Exit the main menu.

6.3 Camera Information

The SET CAMERA ID menu is generally used to display the current serial number (S/N), set camera ID number and baud rate of the PTZ camera. The users could enter a new serial number or set a new system access password.

CURRENT S /N : INPUT S /N SOFT ADDR PASSWORD SET : CONFIRM PASSWORD : PASSWORD ENABLE :OFF

PROTOCOL BAUD RATE COMM MODE: RS422 VERSION :

RETURN

CURRENT S/N Function: Display the current serial number of the PTZ camera.

INPUT S/N Function: Allow a user to enter a new serial number. Operation: To input a desired serial number,

1. Move the cursor to the first digit entry;

92KR0924788

92KR092

001

****** ******

PELCO D

2400

XXXXX XXXXXX

RESTART AFTER MODIFY

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to toggle through available numbers (0 ~ 9);

3. When the desired number is displayed, move the cursor to the next digit entry;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until the entire serial number is entered.

Note: When setting address ID and baud rate via software, only if INPUT SN is the same as the last four digits of CURRENT SN, users can select address and baud rate. And it needs to reboot PTZ camera to have those settings take effect.

SOFT ADDR Function: Set the current ID number for the PTZ camera. Note: For PELCO-P/D and INFINOVA protocol, up to 254 camera

IDs are selectable. When setting address ID via DIP switch, SOFT ADDR will shift to HARD ADDR. In this case, the address ID displayed on the menu cannot be changed.

PASSWORD SET Function: Set/change system access password. Operation: To input a desired system access password

1. Move the cursor to the first  symbol;

2. Push the joystick upward (or downward) to toggle through available numbers (0 ~ 9);

3. After choosing the desire number, move the cursor to the next  symbol,

4. Repeat steps 2 through 3 until entering of the whole password is finished.

BAUD RATE Function: Select baud rate. Options: 2400, 4800 and 9600.

Note: When users choose DIP switch to set address ID and baud

rate, the baud rate displayed on the menu cannot be changed.

COMM MODE (Communication Mode Selection) Function: Select communication mode. RS 485, RS422 optional.

Default setting: RS422. Note: When the setting is changed, Default Set of the main menu cannot make it reset to factory default.

VERSION Function: Show current operation program version number. Note:

The factory setting of the baud rate is 2400 bps, camera ID is 1, PELCO-P/D and INFINOVA protocols (Autosensing).

6.4 Camera Setup

The CAMERA SETUP menu provides configuration for most lens/optics parameters.

CONFIRM PASSWORD Function: Input the same password as the “PASSWORD SET”

entry to confirm a new password. Operation: Follow the steps described in “PASSWORD SET” to input the confirming password.

Note: If the confirming password is incorrect, the system will deny return to the main menu, and display the following information to require correct password setting and confirmation:

CURRENT S /N : INPUT S /N : 20060530001 SOFT ADDR : 001 PASSWORD SET :

CONFIRM PASSWORD : PASSWORD ENABLE : OFF

PROTOCOL : PELCO D BAUD RATE : 2400 COMM MODE VERSION : XXXXX XXXXXX RETURN

PASSWORD NOT MATCH

RS422

20060530001

****** ******

PASSWORD ENABLE Function: Enable/disable the password protect feature. Operation: ON - enable the password protect feature, i.e. require

entering system access password before access the main menu.

OFF - (default) disable the password protect feature.

PROTOCOL Function: Display PTZ camera’s control protocol.

The PTZ camera is compatible with PELCO-P/D, INFINOVA protocol (Autosensing) and Up the Coax protocol.

DIGITAL ZOOM Function: Disable/ enable digital zoom. Determine digital zooming

multiple. Options: OFF - Disable digital zoom 0/02X-0/12X - Zooming multiple is from 2 to 12. With

full capacity of optic zoom, releasing button first then pressing button to enter the digital zoom status. 01X-12X - Zooming multiple is from 1 to 12. With full capacity of optic zoom, pressing button continuously to enter the digital zoom status. [For 18X/28X/36X PTZ cameras, there are ON/OFF options only, that is, disable/ enable digital zoom.]

Note: It cannot enter digital zoom status when using the pattern. ZOOM SPEED Function: Determine the zooming speed of the camera, i.e., how

fast the camera will go from its full wide zoom to its maximum optic zoom.

Options: HIGH - (default) set the camera at a high zooming speed.

LOW - set the camera at a low zooming speed.

IRIS LEVEL [For 22X/23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras only] Function: Set the level of the iris. Options: 000 ~255 - the default is “128”

[For 22X/23X High-speed PTZ cameras with VK-S654ER/R Lens]

000 ~255 - the default is “044”

[For 35X High-speed PTZ cameras with VK-S655EN/N Lens]

IRIS PEAK Function: Set the default value of the iris. Options: 000 ~015 - the default is “007”.

[For 18X/28X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras] 000 ~255 - the default is “128”. [For 22X/23X High-speed PTZ cameras and 35X with VK-S654ER/R Lens] 000 ~255 - the default is “044”. [For 35X High-speed PTZ cameras with VK-S655EN/N Lens]

IRIS MODE Function: Select the iris mode. Options: M/A - (default) when the camera is still, users can

adjust the iris manually, and otherwise, when the camera is under control of the joystick, the camera can adjust the iris automatically.

MANU - Users can adjust the iris manually. AUTO - The camera can adjust the iris automatically.

BACKLIGHT Function: Turn on/off the backlight compensation feature.

A sharp contrast of brightness and darkness may arise when a bright backlight is present. This usually leads to a vaguely dark or even silhouetted image of a subject under surveillance. Under such circumstances, the backlight compensation can be used to achieve a suitable exposure level so as to get a clear view of the subject. With backlight compensation, the camera becomes more sensitive to the light level in the center of the picture, and thus, enhances the image quality of the subjects in this area.

Options: ON - enable the backlight compensation.

OFF - (default) turn off the backlight compensation.

WB MODE Function: Select the white balance mode.

The PTZ cameras feature built-in sensors to measure the

current color temperature, and use an algorithm to automatically process the image so that the final output image may be close to what the human eyes see. Under some particular situations, however, users can also manually adjust the white balance parameters to achieve what they consider to be the best-balanced pictures.

[18X/28X/36X] Options: AUTO, MANU, INDOOR, OUTDOOR, ATW.

The default is “AUTO”.

[22X/35X (VK-S654ER/R) High-speed PTZ cameras] Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically

make white balance. MANU - allow a user to manually adjust white balance parameters.

[23X/35X (VK-S655EN/N) High-speed PTZ cameras]

Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically

make white balance. MANU - allow a user to manually adjust white balance parameters.

SODI - sodium light mode.

MERC - mercury light mode.

WB-R Function: Allow manual adjustment of R-gain value for customer

white balance.

Options: 000 ~ 255 - The color shift will be viewed on the

monitor when changing the R-gain value. The greater the number is, the more reddish the picture becomes.

WB-B Function: Permit manual adjustment of B-gain value for customer

white balance.

Options: 000 ~ 255 -The color shift will be viewed on the monitor

when changing the B-gain value. The greater the number is, the more bluish the picture becomes.

FOCUS MODE Function: Select the focus mode of the camera. Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically

focus on the subject in the center of the picture.

MANU- manually adjusts focus on the target. M/A - when the camera is still, users can adjust the

focus manually; and otherwise, when the camera is under control of the joystick, the camera can adjust its

focus automatically. Note: The camera may not perform the best auto focus when the target stays at the following conditions:

z is not in the center of the image; z appears too dark or vague; z is a strong light object, e.g., a flash light; z is a large blank area such as a white wall; z is located behind a screen-like object such as a painted glass

window or a safety net;

z moves too fast.

FOCUS LENGTH Function: Adjust the focus length of the camera. Options: 10cm, 30cm (default), 1m.

6.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode

The AE mode menu helps a user to set up an appropriate AE (Automatic Exposure) mode to have the camera automatically set the shutter speed and/or aperture value to match the brightness of the scene. Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) can also be set in this menu.

AE-DSS [Except for 18X PTZ cameras] Function: Enable/disable the DSS capability, and set the digital

slow shutter. The digital slow shutter (DSS) slows the picture frame rate and enhances the camera's sensitivity in poor light environments. Light sensitivity improves as the value of DSS increases.

Option: AUTO - (default) auto digital slow shutter function 

The classification of manual DSS is relating to the formats of the High-speed PTZ cameras.

Under the PAL format, the range could be adjusted as follows:

1/1.5, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/25, 1/50

Under the NTSC format, the range could be adjusted as follows: 

1/2,1/4,1/8,1/15,1/30,1/60 Note: It only could set the ON/OFF status when using the 28X/36X

PTZ camera.

SHUTTER Function: Select the shutter speed-priority AE mode, and set a

suitable speed. Once a shutter speed is set, the camera will automatically select an aperture value to match the brightness. Faster shutter speeds allow the camera to capture instantaneous streak-free images of a moving subject, while slow speeds improve light sensitivity in poorly illuminated areas.

Option: AUTO -˄default˅auto shutter speed priority AE mode

The classification of manual shutter speed is relating to the formats of the High-speed PTZ cameras.

[For 18X High-speed PTZ cameras]

Under the PAL format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is as follows:

1/50, 1/75, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1750, 1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000.

Under the NTSC format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is as follows:

1/60, 1/90, 1/100, 1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000. [For 28X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras]

Under the PAL format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is as follows:

1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/25, 1/50, 1/75, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1750, 1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000.

Under the NTSC format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is as follows:

1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/90,1/100,1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000.

[For 22X/23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras]

Under the PAL format, the range could be adjusted as follows:

1/1.5, 1/3, 1/6, 1/13, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/150, 1/250,

1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/30000.

Under the NTSC format, the range could be adjusted as follows:

1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/120, 1/180, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/30000.

EXPOSURE Function: Select exposure compensation mode or set an

appropriate internal reference brightness level.

Options: AUTO - (default) auto exposure compensation mode.

[For 18X/28X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras] 0~15 - set an appropriate internal reference brightness level. [For 22X/23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras]

F1.6, F2.2, F3.2, F4.4, F6.4, F8.8, F12, F17, F24, F34.

B/W MODE [For 23X/28X/35X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras only] Function: Select black & white /color conversion mode.

In a brightly illuminated area, the camera will generate normal color images. If the illumination fades and the area becomes dark, the camera will convert color images into black & white images to increase light sensitivity.

Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically

switch between color and black/white imaging according to changes of lighting condition. MANU - Require a user to manually switch imaging mode between color and black/white.

B/W CHANGE [For 23X/28X/35X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras only] Function: Change imaging mode between color and black/white

manually.

Options: COLOR - (default) enable the camera to display color

image no matter how illumination conditions may change. B/W - Make the camera output black/white images regardless of lighting conditions.

PRO-B/W [For 23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras only] Function: Change different illumination conditions for black &

white/color conversion. Options: DAY, NORM (default), NIGHT

As illumination decreases, a setting of “DAY” will cause

a hard conversion from color to B/W, while a setting of

“NIGHT” will cause an easier conversion from color to

B/W. A setting of “DAY” will cause an easier

conversion from B/W to color, while a setting of

“NIGHT” will cause a hard conversion from B/W to

color. Intermediate value “NORM” is the default status.

REVERSE [For 23X/28X/35X/36X PTZ cameras] Function: Reverse the current image vertically. Options: OFF - (default) turn off the image reverse function of

the camera.

ON - turn on the image reverse function of the camera.

MIRROR [For 18X/28X/36X PTZ cameras and 22X PTZ cameras with VK-S274ER/R lens] Function: Mirror the current image horizontally. Options: OFF - (default) turn off the image mirror function of the

camera.

ON - turn on the image mirror function of the camera.

FREEZE [For 23X/28X/35X/36X PTZ cameras and 22X PTZ cameras with VK-S274ER/R lens] Function: Options: PST - turn on the image freeze function when using the

WDR [For 23X/35X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras only] Function: Present the clear image on the conditions that black and

Options: [For 23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras]

Note: The WDR settings for 36X High-speed PTZ cameras are in

the CAM FUNCTION submenu.

Freeze the current image.

preset function.

OFF - (default) turn off the image freeze function of the

camera.

ON - turn on the image freeze function of the camera.

white showing a striking contrast The illumination’s

proportion between indoor and outdoor can reach to

1:128 at farthest.

There are 5 options for selection: OFF / AD WDR

AD WDR / WDR

OFF (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range function of the camera.

In other 4 modes of WDR, users can get highlight and shadow detail under high contrast conditions. Compared with WDR mode, AD WDR provides color details in highlight scene. While in WDR modes, the brightness of lighting area would be reduced.

/ WDR.

and AD WDR

AGC LEVEL [For 22X/23X/35X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras only]

Function: It can increase light sensitivity automatically under

lower illumination conditions and heighten the CCD semaphore intensity to obtain clear image.

Options: 000~040 levels can be selected. Default: 028

(22X/23X/36X) and 024 (35X) The higher AGC level is, the higher sensitivity the camera detected. It suits to adjust the light under lower illumination conditions The lower AGC level is, the lower sensitivity the camera detected. It suits to adjust the light under higher illumination conditions

Note: The AGC LEVEL settings of 35X/36X lie in the CAM FUNCTION submenu.

CAM FUNCTION [For 23X High-speed PTZ cameras]

AE-DSS : SHUTTER : EXPOSURE : B/W MODE : B/W CHANGE : PRO-B/W : REVERSE :

FREEZE :

WDR : OFF AGC LEVEL : CAM FUNCTION

RETURN

AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO COLOR NORM OFF OFF

028

SHARPNESS : 032

FNR MODE : FNR LEVEL:

RETURN

AUTO1 000

SHARPNESS Function: Sharp image frame Options: 000~063 for selection. The default value is “032”.

The image frame turns out to be sharper along with the increase of the value.

FNR MODE Function: Select noise reduction mode. Options: AUTO 1/AUTO 2/AUTO 3: automatically reduce the

noise. The noise would be less along with the increase of the value.

AUTO 1 – (default). OFF - turn off noise reduction function MANU - Manually adjust noise reduction.

FNR LEVEL Function: When FNR MODE comes to MANU, it is used to adjust

noise reduction. The noise would be less as the level increases.

Options: 000~015. The default value is “000”.

CAM FUNCTION [For 35X High-speed PTZ cameras]

AE- DSS : SHUTTER : EXPOSURE : B/ W MODE : B/ W CHANGE : PRO-B/W : REVERSE :

FREEZE :

WDR :OFF

CAM FUNCTION

RETURN

AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO

COLOR

NORM OFF OFF

AGC LEVEL : 024 STABILIZE : OFF EIS FREQUENCY : 5 HZ SENSITIVITY : NORMAL SLOW AE : 001 FNR MODE :

FNR LEVEL : 000

SHARPNESS :

RETURN

AUTO 1

032

Function: Stabilize function could proof the image shaking when

the PTZ camera is operating on the acceleration or abrupt halting condition. Please be noted that Digital Zoom will be affected if CAM FUNCTION is ON and digital zoom will up to 64 at the most.

Options: OFF (default), ON

EIS FREQUENCY

Function: Frequency setting Options: 5HZ (default), 10HZ.



SENSITIVITY

Function: Sensitivity mode setting Options: NORMAL - (default) normal mode;

HIGH - the sensitivity is 6dB higher than that in normal mode. Note: When change the setting of SENSITIVITY, the PTZ camera has to be rebooted to make the parameter settings applicable.

SLOW AE Function: Exposure time setting Options: 001~254 adjustable. The larger the number is, the longer

the camera exposes. The default value is “001”.

FNR MODE Function: Select noise reduction mode. Options: AUTO 1 / AUTO 2 / AUTO 3: automatically reduce the

noise. The noise would be less along with the increase of the value.

AUTO 1 – (default). OFF - turn off noise reduction function MANU - Manually adjust noise reduction.

FNR LEVEL

Function: When FNR MODE comes to MANU, it is used to adjust

noise reduction. The noise would be less as the level increases.

Options: 000~015. The default value is “000”.

SHARPNESS

Function: Sharp image frame. The image frame turns out to be

sharper along with the increase of the value.

Options: 000~063 for selection. The default value is “032”.

CAM FUNCTION [For 18X High-speed PTZ cameras with FCB-48 Lens]

CAM FUNCTION [For 28X High-speed PTZ cameras]

CAM FUNCTION [For 36X High-speed PTZ cameras with FCB-1020 Lens]

Below introduce the CAM FUNCTION of 18X/28X/36X PTZ.

SLOW AE Function: Exposure time setting Options: 001~032 adjustable, the larger the number is, the longer

the camera exposes. The default value is “001”.

WDR [For 36X PTZ cameras with FCB-1020 Lens] Function: Present the clear image on the conditions that brightness

and darkness showing a striking contrast. The illumination’s proportion between indoor and outdoor can reach to 1:128 at farthest.

Options: OFF – (default) Turn off the WDR function.

ON - Turn off the WDR function.

IMAGE QUALITY Function: Image quality setting Options: HIGH- Resolution is 530TVL LOW–(default) Resolution is 470TVL

SHARPNESS Function: Sharp image frame Options: 000~015 for selection, the larger the figure is, the clearer

the image is. Default: 005

AGC LEVEL Function: Under poor illumination conditions, it increases

sensitivity automatically and enhances the CCD signal intensity to obtain clear image. Options: 000~015 levels can be selected. Default: 007.

The higher AGC level is, the more sensitive the image sensor’s

detection sensitivity is. The lower AGC level is, the duller the image sensor’s detection sensitivity is.

IMAGE STABLE [For 28X/36X PTZ cameras] Function: OFF/On-Turn off or on the STABLE function Options: OFF – (default) Turn off the STABLE function.

ON - Turn on the STABLE function.

6.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup

The PTZ camera can generate overlay text descriptions concerning various operations to facilitate site surveillance. Use the OSD SETUP menu to activate the on-screen displays (OSD) for these descriptions:

AUTOPAN TITLE DISP Function: Enable/disable the on-screen title for a running

AUTOPAN or not.

Options: OFF - (default) turn off the on-screen display for

AUTOPAN.

ON - display the title information of AUTOPAN.

Note: The title for AUTOPAN is defined in the AUTOPAN menu.

PRESET TITLE DISP Function: Determine whether to display the title for a called-up

preset.

Options: OFF - (default) disable the on-screen display for preset

title.

ON - display the title for a called-up preset.

ZOOM DISP Function: Turn on/off the on-screen display of the current zoom

value (i.e., lens magnification times).

Options: OFF- (default) turn off the on-screen zoom information.

ON - enable the on screen display of the current lens

magnification times.

CURSOR CONTROL Function: Adjust the moving speed of the on-screen cursor. Options: FAST - (default) set the on-screen cursor to move at a

high speed.

SLOW - slow the moving cursor.

ALARM FUNCTION Note: The function is optional. If you purchased V1492 PTZ

camera don’t have the dragged cable for alarm function, please do not set this menu.

The pan/tilt provides 2 alarm inputs and 2 relay outputs. Each input can be used to connect an external alarm device such as door contact, motion sensor or smoke alarm. Relay output can be set to respond to the alarm input.

By programming the ALARM FUNCTION menu, you can define the normal state (N.O. or N.C.) for each alarm input, and assign it with an action (a preset) and relay output, so that when the normal state changes to abnormal, the pan/tilt will be automatically positioned at the preset for surveillance and start relay output.

ALARM ENABLE Function: enable/disable alarm function. Default setting: disable.

ACTION

Function: Assign each alarm input with a preset to call upon

alarm.

Options: NONE - (default) indicate a no-action command that

disables the automatic preset call. PRESET 001 ~ PRESET 255 - select one of the 255 presets as the pan/tilt's alarm action

Operation: To assign alarm inputs with desired actions (presets)

1. Move the cursor to the ACT entry associated with an alarm input in use (i.e., that has been properly connected to an alarm device);

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select the preset (1-255);

3. Move the cursor to the ACT entry for the next alarm input in use;

4. Repeat Steps 1 through 3 until all the desired entries have been defined.

RELAY

Function: Assign each alarm input with a relay output. Options: NONE - (default) changes of alarm state will not lead to

a relay output.

R 001 – the first relay output. R 002 - the second relay output.

Operation: To assign alarm input with specific relay output:

1. Move the cursor to the RELAY entry associated with an alarm input in use;

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a relay output;

3. Move the cursor to the next RELAY entry associated with an alarm input in use;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until all the entries have been defined.

STATE

Functions: Define the normal state of each alarm input. Options: NO - (default) indicate the normal state as normally

open (N.O.).

NC - set the normal state as normally closed (N.C.).

Operation: To define the normal state for each alarm input in use.

1. Move the cursor to the STATE entry associated with a used alarm input;

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select an appropriate normal state; Note: Since a variety of alarm devices may be utilized, please refer to the manuals supplied with a particular device to determine the normal state for the connected alarm input.

3. Move the cursor to the STATE entry associated with the next alarm input in use;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until all the entries have been programmed.

CLEAR TITLE Function: Clear the programmed title information of presets,

patterns, areas and AUTOPAN. Move the cursor to CLEAR TITLE and deflect the joystick rightward, the following information will be displayed.

PRESET NO PATTERN NO AREA NO AUTOPAN NO:

RETURN

: ALL CLEAR : ALL CLEAR : ALL CLEAR

ALL CLEAR

PRESET NO Function: Clear part of or all preset title information. Options: 001~254 - Clear title information of the selected preset.

ALL - Clear the title information of all presets.

PATTERN NO Function: Clear part of or all pattern title information. Options: 001~004- Clear title information of the selected pattern.

ALL - Clear the title information of all patterns.

AREA NO Function: Clear part of or all area title information. Options: 001~016 - Clear title information of the selected area.

ALL - Clear the title information of all areas.

AUTOPAN Function: Clear AUTOPAN title information. Options: 001~004 - Clear title information of the selected area.

ALL - Clear the title information of all areas.

To clear title information:

1. Move the cursor to “ALL” entry;

2. Deflect the joystick upward or downward to select a desired number or ALL;

3. Move the cursor to the relevant “CLEAR” entry;

4. Deflect the joystick upward or downward to clear title information;

5. Continue to clear other title information or return to the previous menu from RETURN.

PRIVACY MASK SET Function: “Privacy Mask” can be used when some specific areas

need to be covered and avoid being seen by operators. The system will cover those areas by displaying blank screen, and operators are unable to see those areas on the monitor. The covered areas would not expose with the movement of lens or zoom operations, and by doing so the areas will always be screened.

Select PRIVACY MASK SET item and the following information will be displayed:

PRIVACY MASK MODE 1 PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 RETURN



Select PRIVACY MASK MODE 1 menu and the following tips shown on-screen.

PRIVACY MASK: OFF AREA MASK: 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF 4 OFF 5 OFF 6 OFF 7 OFF 8 OFF 9 OFF 10 OFF 11 OFF 12 OFF 13 OFF 14 OFF 15 OFF 16 OFF RETURN

Note:

1. For 22X PTZ cameras, there isn’t PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 menu.

2. The submenus of PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 are different for PTZ cameras with different multiples.

Function: A maximum of 24 privacy mask areas can be set. And the mask areas are linked with motor.

Options: MASK ENABLE: Master switch, control the display status of all

mask areas. The default is OFF. COLOR: color setup For 18X/28X/36X PTZ cameras, there are 14 options: BLUE, GREEN, RED, WHITE, GRAY6, GRAY5, GRAY4, GRAY3, GRAY2, GRAY1, BLACK, MAGENTA, YELLOW and CYAN. The default is BLACK. For 23X/35X PTZ cameras, there are two options: BLACK and GRAY. The default is BLACK. NO: Number for mask area. For 18X/28X/36X PTZ cameras, there are 24 areas; for 23X/35X PTZ cameras, there are 4 areas. Deflect the joystick upward or downward to select an area. If the mask area’s status is ON, the motor will go to the preset position for the area, and the area will be displayed on screen. MASK STATUS: Set the status of selected mask area. ON/OFF is available for each mask area. SET MASK: Set the height and width of selected mask area.

(1) Select SET MASK menu, reference lines will be displayed

on the screen. Shown as below:

PRIVACY MASK Function: Enable/disable privacy mask. Options: OFF – (Default) disable privacy mask.

ON – Enable privacy mask.

AREA MASK Function: Select the area number needs to be shielded (1~16). Options: OFF –(Default) display this area.

ON – Shield this area.

Note:

Each area in this menu is defined by area partition function, so before setting, user should define the range and serial number of each privacy area by AREA SET menu.

Select PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 menu and the following tips shown on-screen.

Deflect the joystick to fix on the desired center of mask area, and then enter 1+SHOT to determine where the camera shots. Next, the following prompt shown on-screen.

(2) And then determine the width and height with the up/ down/ left/ right action of the keyboard joystick. Move the joystick up to increase height, down to decrease height, left to decrease width and right to increase width.

(3) The setting mask area will be displayed in translucent color.

(4) After the height and width are set, enter 2+SHOT to save the values and preset information.

(5) Exit menu, when you perform PTZ operation, the set mask area will be linked with motor.

Note:

1. For 23X/35X PTZ cameras, when setting the width and height of

the privacy mask via SET MASK, there are no reference lines.

2. The two mask modes cannot be activated simultaneously. The

two modes are independent.

3. When setting privacy mask, the vertical tilt angle should not be

less than -70°.

4. The PTZ cameras will check if the privacy marks are enabled

during power-on and self-testing. The enabled privacy mask areas would be displayed through preset running according to number sequence from small to large.

DIRECTION DISP SET Function: Show real-time orientation of lens on monitor. Options: OFF – (Default) disable to show real-time orientation of

lens on monitor.

ON - Show real-time orientation of lens on monitor.

6.7 Home Position

After receiving no command for a certain period of time, the PTZ camera can automatically return to a position that has been previously defined ("home position"). This feature ensures that the PTZ camera view a key area when not controlled by a user. It can be set up in the HOME RETURN menu.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

HOME POSITION RETURN TIME

SET TOUR

RETURN

: NONE : 000min

HOME POSITION Function: the home position parameters. Options: NONE - disable the home position feature.

AUTOPAN 001 ~ 004: choose one autopan as the PTZ

camera's home position. PATTERN 001 ~ 004: choose one pattern as the PTZ camera's home position. PRESET 001 ~ PRESET 254: choose one of the 254

presets as the PTZ camera's home position. Note: Before selecting an operation as the home position, please make sure that it has been properly set.

RETURN TIME Function: Determine how long before the inactive PTZ camera

returns to its home position. Options: 001 ~ 010min (Step by 1) set the return time (in

minutes). 010 min~ 001hour (Step by 10) set the return time (in minutes). 001 ~ 012hour (Step by 1) set the return time (in hours).

Example:

HOME POSITION

RETURN TIME: SET TOUR: RETURN

: PATTERN 001

030 min

Operation: Set “DIRECTION DISP” as “ON”.

Move the cursor down to “FIX THE NORTH” and then

deflect the joystick left or right to set the north.

Move the cursor down to “SAVE PARA”, if select

“YES”, which means to set the current lens orientation as the north; then move the cursor to “RETURN” and click it to save the current north setting. If it is no need to save the setting, please select “NO”.

The sample menu shown above indicates that when the camera has not been used for 30 minutes, it will be automatically positioned at PATTERN 001.

SET TOUR Function: Set different actions in serials. Options: 6 tour could be set at the most and each tour could link

with 16 actions, which could be preset (up to 254 presets selectable), pattern or autopan and the dwell time could be set independently.

TOUR NO: 001 ~ 006 PAGE: Page up or page down. TIME: 000 ~ 060s

HOME POSITION

RETURN TIME

SET TOUR

RETURN

: NONE

: 000

TOUR NO.:001 PAGE1

ACT TIME

1: NONE 000

2: NONE 000

3: NONE 000

4: NONE 000

5: NONE 000

6: NONE 000

7: NONE 000

8: NONE 000

RETURN

TOUR NO.:001 PAGE2

ACT TIME

9: NONE 000

10: NONE 000

11: NONE 000

12: NONE 000

13: NONE 000

14: NONE 000

15: NONE 000

16: NONE 000

RETURN

Note: 97+SHOT (OPERATE) is to call current edited TOUR.

6.8 Control Set

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

WIPER : OF F DEFROSTER : OFF

RETURN

WIPER (Wiper Setup) Function: To turn on or off the Wiper Option: ON- Turn on the Wiper

OFF- Turn off the Wiper Note: If choose ON, the wiper will be working unceasingly, which cannot be interrupted by any operation except for setting to OFF.

DEFROSTER (Defrost)

Function: To set up the Defroster Option: ON- Turn on the Defroster

AUTO-The defroster is thermostatically controlled, it will turn on in low temperature, and turn off in high temperature.

6.9 Autopan Set

PTZ camera could scan between two boundary lines and so the PTZ camera could monitor some area continuously under system automatic running state. AUTOPAN parameters could be set in AUTOPAN SET menu.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

DIRECTION

AUTOPAN SET

AUTOPAN: 001

DIRECTION : RIGHT SPEED : 008 TIME : 000 TITLE : RETURN

Functions: Set the original orientation when PTZ camera do

horizontal running.

Options: RIGHT & LEFT

RIGHT (default): Start pointing that camera aims at and runs to the right. LEFT: Start pointing that camera aims at and runs to the left.

SPEED Functions: Select the scanning speed. Options: 001~022. The smaller the digit is, the faster the speed will

be. Default is 008.

TIME Functions: Set the period when PTZ camera stays on the left &

right boundaries.

Options: 000~030 (s). The default is 000.

TITLE Functions: Define AUTOPAN route (no more than 16 characters).

Display could show or conceal the title. If the set is ON, the title will show on display when scanning.

Options: 62 characters could be applied in total when define the

title. 52 English letters in upper and lower cases and 0-9 Arabic numerals are available. Spaces are allowed in title.

Steps:

1. Move the cursor to the first entry of the TITLE item;

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a suitable character (or a space);

3. Move the cursor to the next entry;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until the whole title has been edited.

Example:

AUTOPAN SET

AUTOPAN 001 DIRECTION : SPEED : TIME : TITLE : RETURN

RIGHT 010 002 Gate to Elevator

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Above menu will show after enabling AUTOPAN function:

Camera will go to boundary A automatically and run to right ˄ to scan at the speed of 10 grade ˄ When camera moves to another boundary, stays 2s˄

˅.

˅, return to

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the starting boundary and stays 2s. Camera moves to scan between 2 boundaries and display will show

route titleĀGate to Elevatorā˄

˅.

How to define the start point and the end point

To set two boundary lines of AUTOPAN are performed with keyboard. For details about how to set and call up AUTOPAN, please refer to Section 5.4.

6.10 Pattern Set

Under RS485 protocol, PTZ camera could define and store 4 independent patterns. Below is the way to define and call up pattern with Infinova’s matrix shift system and V2117 system keyboard.

The PATTERN SET menu in below list is used to define the pattern serial number and add title.

PATTERN NO Functions: Select pattern needs to be added title. Options: 001~004; Under RS485 protocol, PTZ camera could

define and store 4 independent patterns. Each pattern is allowed to have independent title.

TITLE Functions: Define a description title for a chosen pattern (no more

than 16 characters).

Options: A total of 62 characters, including English letters in upper

and lower cases, as well as numbers from 0 to 9, are available for editing the pattern title. Spaces can also be created to separate description words.

To edit a description title

1. Move the cursor to the first entry of the TITLE item;

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a suitable character (or a space);

3. Move the cursor to the next entry;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until the whole title has been edited.

For details on how to define and call up Pattern, please refer to Section 5.5.

6.11 Setting Areas

The “area” feature allows the whole surveillance site to be divided into a maximum of 16 sections (areas). Each section can be labeled with a unique area number and a description title, which will be displayed on the screen when the camera navigates through it.

Illustrated below is a waiting hall at an airport passenger terminal that is under the surveillance of a high-speed PTZ camera and has been partitioned into 8 sections using the “area” feature.

Gate 9 Gate 10

Area 5Area 6

Pan/Tilt

desk

Area 7

Area 8

Area 1 Area 2

Escalator up Escalator down

Area 4

Area 3

Telephone

Area 1

The size of Area 1 becomes

larger when the camera zooms out.

Lounge Restaurant

Information

As the example shows, partitioned areas together usually constitute a contiguous 360-degree view around the PTZ camera, with the ending point of one area as the starting point for the next. Please note that the ending point of the last area cannot surpass the starting point of the first.

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Areas may be assigned different sizes to meet the requirements of a particular installation. In the example shown above, the two areas covering the boarding gates (Areas 5 and 6) are much larger than those covering the escalators (Area 1 and 2).

The zoom level may also affect the area size during camera operations. As the camera zooms in, the size of an area becomes smaller, and its boundaries draw closer. Please refer to the following illustrations on how zoom operations affecting the area size. This feature may become helpful when the area boundaries need to be precisely located (see later discussions in this section).

Area 1

The size of Area 1 becomes smaller when the camera zooms in.

Using the AREA SET menu shown, users can easily mark the boundaries for the required areas, and label them with description titles.

Pan/Tilt

AREA NO :

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN

CONTROL SET

AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

TITLE : DISPLAY : AREA SET RETURN

001 Gate 10

OFF

AREA NO Function: Select an area to define its title and on-screen display

status.

Options: 1 ~ 16. The high-speed PTZ cameras support a total of

16 areas. Each area may have a unique description label.

TITLE Function: Edit a description title (up to 16 characters) for the

selected area.

Operation: A total of 62 characters, including English letters in

upper and lower cases, as well as numbers from 0 to 9, are available for editing the area title. Spaces can also be created to separate description words.

To edit a description title,

1. Move the cursor to the first entry of the TITLE item;

2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a suitable character (or a space);

3. Move the cursor to the next entry;

4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until the whole title has been edited.

DISPLAY Function: Enable/disable the on-screen title description for the

selected area.

Options: ON - turn on the accompanying description label.

OFF - (default) turn off the accompanying description

label.

AREA SET Function: This menu item is used to access the menu for setting

area boundaries. Details are addressed below.

How to set area boundaries

When access to AREA SET menu, the menu for setting area boundaries will be displayed, offering on-screen instructions for the operation.

AREA NO : TITLE : DISPLAY : AREA SET

RETURN

001 Gate 10 OFF

BEGIN SET AREA

1 PRESET BEGIN 3 PRESET EXIT

PAN RIGHT ONLY

AREA NO: 001

2 PRESET SET BORDER 3 PRESET END

PAN RIGHT ONLY

Code Commands: (see Table 3)

Table 3

Commands Operations Functions

"1, SHOT" Enter "1" on the

numeric keypad, and then press the SHOT key.

"2, SHOT" Enter "2" on the

numeric keypad, and then press the SHOT key.

Start the setting operation, and set the starting boundary for the first area.

Set the ending boundary for the current area (the starting boundary for its next area).

"3, SHOT" Enter "3" on the

numeric keypad, and then press the SHOT key.

Designate the current area as the last, and finish the setting operation.

To define boundaries for required areas

1. Deflect the joystick to move the camera to the starting boundary of the first area.

2. Enter code commands “1, SHOT” to start the setting operation. The current position will be defined as the starting boundary for the first area.

SHOT

3. Move the camera to the right until the ending boundary of the area is displayed.

4. Enter code commands “2, SHOT” to set the current position as the ending boundary for this area. This position is also the starting boundary for the next area.

SHOT

5. Repeat Steps 3 through 4 until the starting boundary of the last area has been defined.

SHOT

Note: The starting boundary of the first area is the ending boundary of the last one.

6. Enter code commands “3, SHOT” to finish the setting operation.

SHOT

To locate a boundary point precisely:

If an area boundary needs to be precisely located,

1. Zoom out the image to get a wide view (making the area appear large);

WIDE

2. Move the camera until the desired boundary point is displayed somewhere near the center of the screen;

3. Zoom in the image to get a close view (making the area appear small but the objects appear large);

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP HOME RETURN CONTROL SET AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

DEFAULT SET

RESET CAMERA

RETURN

To reset the PTZ camera system to factory default,

1. Move the cursor to the DEFAULT SET line;

2. Deflect the joystick to the right, and the below information will be displayed:

DEFAULT SET

ARE YOU SURE ? NO

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3. Deflect the joystick up/down to select YES or NO. Select YES to confirm the factory default setting, and select NO not to return to the factory default setting.

If select YES, and below information will be displayed. It will automatically return to the main menu after restored.

TELE

4. Move the camera until the enlarged image of the boundary point is displayed in the screen center;

5. Enter appropriate code commands to set the boundary.

If the DISPLAY option has been set “ON” in the AREA SET menu, overlay texts indicating area number and title description will be displayed as long as the camera view stays in the area.

AREA NO : 005 Gate 10

6.12 Default Set

The DEFAULT SET item in the main menu is generally used to clear most user-programmed data in the PTZ camera, and reset the PTZ camera system to factory default. RESET CAMERA item is used to remote reset.

If select ON, it will return to the main menu directly.

WARNING: The operation could clear most of the user’s

menu program data except for the preset, autopan and

pattern.

To reset the remote camera,

1. Move the cursor to the RESET CAMERA line;

DEFAULT SET

RESET CAMERA

RETURN

2. Deflect the joystick to the right, and below information will be displayed:

RESET CAMERA

ARE YOU SURE ? NO

3. Deflect the joystick up/down to select YES or NO. Select YES to confirm the lens self-check and restore the initial status when power-on. Select NO to cancel the lens self-check.

4. Deflect the joystick to the right to complete the operation.

Chapter VII Operations Under Different Protocols

7.1 Performances and Features

Prior to operations, please make sure that address and baud rate have been set correctly. The following table shows the performances and features of the High-speed PTZ cameras under INFINOVA, PECLO P/D and Up the Coax protocols.

INFINOVA/PELCO-P/

PELCO-D (Duplex)

Baud Rate 2400/4800/9600bps /

Camera Addresses 254 /

Preset

(Keyboard control)

Pattern 4 4 (Max.)

AUTOPAN 4 4 (Max.)

Area 16

Home Position Yes

Password Protection Yes

Tour 6

AUTOSCAN Yes

For detailed operations under PECLO P/D, INFINOVA protocols (including CAMERA CALL-UP, PTZ CAMERA, TELE /WIDE, OPEN/CLOSE, FAR/NEAR), please refer to users’ manuals of Infinova keyboard system. To set/call up PRESET, set/call up AUTOPAN, set/call up PATTERN, call up AUTOSCAN and turn on/off wiper, please refer to Chapter V.

Menu programming of the High-speed PTZ cameras under the four protocols is basically the same as that showed in Chapter VI. Please follow the instructions showed on the screen during operation.

254 254 (Max.)

Up the Coax

7.2 Operation Code Commands Table under PELCO-P/D

Below table takes Infinova V2117 Keyboard under PECLO P/D protocol as an example and lists the Commands.

Key Switch

Commands

1 ~ 64 + SHOT

74 ~ 90 + SHOT

96, 98, 101 ~ 254 + SHOT

69 + SHOT PROGRAM Save PATTERN

70 + SHOT/ 1 + PATRN

71 + SHOT/ 2 + PATRN

72 + SHOT/ 3 + PATRN

73 + SHOT/ 4 + PATRN

91 + SHOT

92 + SHOT

93 + SHOT

94 + SHOT

95 + SHOT

97 + SHOT OPERATE

99 + SHOT OPERATE Call up AUTOSCAN

100 + SHOT

1 + ON / Turn on wiper

1 + OFF / Turn off wiper

(Setting)

Modes

PROGRAM Set 1 ~ 64 PRESET

OPERATE Call up 1 ~ 64 PRESET

PROGRAM Set 74 ~ 90 PRESET

OPERATE Call up 74 ~ 90 PRESET

PROGRAM

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set PATTERN 1

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set PATTERN 2

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set PATTERN 3

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set PATTERN 4

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 1

OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 1

PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 2

OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 2

PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 3

OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 3

PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 4

OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 4

PROGRAM

OPERATE

PROGRAM Turn on wiper

OPERATE Turn off wiper

Functions

Set 96, 98, 101 ~ 254 PRESET

Call up 96, 98, 101 ~ 254 PRESET

Call up PATTERN 1 repeatedly

Call up PATTERN 2 repeatedly

Call up PATTERN 3 repeatedly

Call up PATTERN 4 repeatedly

Enter menu

Call up the current edited TOUR

7.3 Operation Code Commands Table under INFINOVA

Below table takes Infinova V2117 Keyboard under INFINOVA protocol as an example and lists the Commands.

Key Switch

Commands

1~ 64 + SHOT

74~ 90+ SHOT

96, 98, 101 ~ 254 + SHOT

70 + SHOT/ 1 + PATRN

71 + SHOT/ 2 + PATRN

72 + SHOT/ 3 + PATRN

73 + SHOT/ 4 + PATRN

“69 + SHOT” + “70 + SHOT” “69 + SHOT” + “71 + SHOT” “69 + SHOT” + “72 + SHOT” “69 + SHOT” + “73 + SHOT”

91 + SHOT

92 + SHOT

93 + SHOT

94 + SHOT

95 + SHOT

65 + SHOT PROGRAM 67 + SHOT OPERATE Clear screen

68 + SHOT PROGRAM Remote reset

97 + SHOT OPERATE

99 + SHOT OPERATE Call up AUTOSCAN

100 + SHOT

1 + ON / Turn on wiper 1 + OFF / Turn off wiper

(Setting)

Modes

PROGRAM Set 1 ~ 64 PRESET OPERATE Call up 1 ~ 64 PRESET PROGRAM Set 74 ~ 90 PRESET OPERATE Call up 74 ~ 90 PRESET

PROGRAM

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set/save PATTERN 1

OPERATE Call up PATTERN 1 once PROGRAM Set/save PATTERN 2 OPERATE Call up PATTERN 2 once PROGRAM Set/save PATTERN 3 OPERATE Call up PATTERN 3 once PROGRAM Set/save PATTERN 4 OPERATE Call up PATTERN 4 once

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 1 OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 1 PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 2 OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 2 PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 3 OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 3 PROGRAM Set/save AUTOPAN 4 OPERATE Call up AUTOPAN 4

PROGRAM

OPERATE

PROGRAM Turn on wiper OPERATE Turn off wiper

Set 96, 98, 101 ~ 254 PRESET

Call up 96, 98, 101 ~ 254 PRESET

Call up PATTERN 1 repeatedly Call up PATTERN 2 repeatedly Call up PATTERN 3 repeatedly Call up PATTERN 4 repeatedly

Enter menu

Call up the current edited TOUR

Functions

7.4 Operation Code Commands Table under Up the Coax

Below table takes Infinova V2117 Keyboard under Up the Coax protocol as an example and lists the Commands.

Example V2117+V2414+

Up the Coax PTZ camera

PORTOCOL

FUNCTION

Set PRESET

Call up PRESET

Enter Menu

Call up AUTOSCAN (O) 99+SHOT (O) 99+SHOT (O) 66+SHOT

Call up the current edited

TOUR

Clear screen (P) 67+SHOT (P) 67+SHOT (P) 67+SHOT

Remote reset (P) 68+SHOT (P) 68+SHOT (P) 68+SHOT

Turn on wiper (P) 100+SHOT/1+ON (P) 100+SHOT/1+ON \

Turn off wiper (O) 100+SHOT/1+OFF (O) 100+SHOT/1+OFF \

Set PATTERN 1 (P) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN (P) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN (P) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN

Set PATTERN 2 (P) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN (P) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN (P) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN

Set PATTERN 3 (P) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN (P) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN (P) 72+SHOT//3 PATRN

Set PATTERN 4 (P) 73+SHOT/4 PATRN (P) 73+SHOT/4 PATRN \

PELCO-P/D

convert to

Up the Coax

(P) (1 32, 35~64, 74~90, 96,

101~127, 129~254)

+ SHOT

(O) (1~64, 74~90, 96, 101~127,

129~254)

+ SHOT

(P/O) 66+SHOT

(P) 95+SHOT

(O) 97+SHOT (O) 97+SHOT \

V2117+V2414+

Up the Coax PTZ camera

INFINOVA convert to

Up the Coax

(P) ( 132, 35~64, 74~90, 96,

98, 101~127)

+ SHOT

(O) (1~64, 74~90, 96, 98,

101~127)

+ SHOT

(P) 65+SHOT

(P) 95+SHOT

V2117+V2414+

Up the Coax PTZ camera

Manchester

convert to

Up the Coax

(P) (132, 35~63)

+ SHOT

(O) (132, 35~63)

+ SHOT

(P) 65+SHOT

Save PATTERN (P) 69+SHOT (P) 70+SHOT/1PATRN

(P) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN

(P) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN

(P) 73+SHOT/4 PATRN

Call up PATTERN 1 (O) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN (O) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN (O) 70+SHOT/1 PATRN

Call up PATTERN 2 (O) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN (O) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN (O) 71+SHOT/2 PATRN

Call up PATTERN 3 (O) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN (O) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN (O) 72+SHOT/3 PATRN

Call up PATTERN 4 (O) 73+SHOT/4 PATRN (O) 73+SHOT/4 PATRN \

Set/save AUTOPAN 1 (P) 91+SHOT (P) 91+SHOT \

Set/save AUTOPAN 2 \ (P) 92+SHOT \

Set/save AUTOPAN 3 \ (P) 93+SHOT \

Set/save AUTOPAN 4 (P) 94+SHOT (P) 94+SHOT \

Call up AUTOPAN 1 (O) 91+SHOT (O) 91+SHOT \

Call up AUTOPAN 2 \ (O) 92+SHOT \

Call up AUTOPAN 3 \ (O) 93+SHOT \

Call up AUTOPAN 4 (O) 94+SHOT (O) 94+SHOT \

(P) 69+SHOT

Appendix I Specifications

The following table describes the general parameters of High-speed PTZ cameras.

Operational

Programmable presets (INFINOVA / PELCO-P/D)…………………………………………………………………………………………254 Programmable presets (Up the Coax)…………………………………………………………………………………………254 (Max.) Programmable patterns (INFINOVA / PELCO-P/D)…………………………………………………………………………………………4 Programmable patterns (Up the Coax)………………………………………………………………………………………………4 (Max.) Programmable areas…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………16 Home position………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Yes AUTOPAN………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4

Menu language…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………English

Synchronization

Internal…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Built-in sync generator

Mechanical

Manual span speed……………………………………………………………………………………Pan rotation speed: 0.1~50o per second

Tilt rotation speed: 0.1~25

Max. Preset speed…………………………………………………………………………………………………Pan speed: 100

Tilt speed: 30 Pan travel………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………360 Tilt travel………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………+40°~-90 Motor……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………stepping motor Environmental Rating………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………IP66 Weight………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9.5kg

Load………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Pan:10 kg; Tilt: 3.5 kg

Electrical

Input Voltage………………………………………………………………………………………24VAC (24VDC/120VAC/230VAC optional)

Power Consumption………………………………………………………………………………………………24VAC: 53W; 24VDC: 46W; …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………120VAC: 56W; 230VAC: 59W Power Surge Protection………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Yes

Environmental

Operating temperature………………………………………………………………………………………………………0oC~40oC (indoor)

-40

Humidity…………………………………………………………………… ………… …… ………… …… ……95% RH (non-condensing)

Air pressure………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………86~106 KPa

per second

continuous

C~60oC (outdoor)

Appendix II Technical Specification of the Cameras

Optic Zoom

Video Type

Scanning System

Image Sensor

Resolution

Aperture/Focal Length

Angle of View

Min. Working Distance

Sensitivity

Horizontal

S/N Ratio

Video Output

Backlight Compensation

Sync System

WDR

FNR

Stabilization

Digital Zoom

DSS

Focus

White Balance

18X 22X 23X 28X

PAL/NTSC (Color) PAL/NTSC (Color) PAL/NTSC (D/N) PAL/NTSC (D/N)

2:1 Interlace Scanning

1/4" Interlace Scanning CCD

PAL/440K: 752(H) x 582 (V);

NTSC/380K: 768(H) x 494 (V)

F1.4 ~ F3.0, f=4.1 ~ 73.8 mm F1.6 ~ F3.8, f=4 ~ 88 mm F1.6 ~ F3.7, f=3.6 ~ 82.8 mm F1.5 ~ F3.7, f=3.5 ~ 98 mm

48° (Wide) /2.8° (Tele)

0.29m (Wide)~0.8m (Tele) 0.01m (Wide)~1.6m (Tele) 0.01m (Wide)~1.0m (Tele) 0.1m (Wide)~1.5m (Tele)

Color Mode(IR-Cut On):

0.02lux @F1.4˄30IRE.PAL 1/3sˈNTSC:1/4s

510 TVL 480 TVL 540TVL 490 TVL

Adjustable (5 Level) / OFF / OFF/AUTO/MANU Adjustable (5 Level) / OFF

AUTO/MANU/ATW/INDOOR/

OUTDOOR

// / OFF/ON

No Yes Yes Yes

PAL/440K: 752(H) x 582 (V);

NTSC/380K: 768(H) x 494 (V)

47.3°(214) 47°(274) (Wide) /

2.2° (Tele)

2.0 lux (214)1.0 lux (274)

(PAL: 1/50s, NTSC: 1/60s)

AUTO/MANU AUTO/MANU/SODI/MERC

Auto/Manual (Near-Far)

1/4 " Progressive Sca nning CC D 1/4" Interla ce Sca nning CC D

PAL/440K: 752(H) x 582 (V);

NTSC/380K: 768(H) x 494 (V)

54° (Wide) /2.5° (Tele) 55.8° (Wide)/2.1° (Tele)

Color Mode:

0.02lux @F1.6 (30 IRE. AGC max. PAL: 1/50s, NTSC:1/60s)

0.01lux @F1.6 (30 IRE. AGC max.

PAL: 1/3s, NTSC:1/4s)

B/W Mode:

0.01lux @F1.6 (30 IRE. AGC max. PAL: 1/50s, NTSC:1/60s)

0.01lux @F1.6 (30 IRE. AGC max.

PAL: 1/3s, NTSC:1/4s)

>50dB

1.0 ±0.2 Vp-p

OFF/ON

Internal/External

OFF/WDR/ADWDR/WDR*/

AD WDR*

1~12X Adjustable

PAL/440K: 752 (H) x 582 (V);

NTSC/380K: 768(H) x 494 (V)

Color Mode(IR-Cut On):

0.02lux @F1.35˄30IRE.PAL˖1/3s NTSC:1/4s

B/W Mode(IR-Cu t Off):

0.01lux @F1.35˄30IRE.PAL˖1/3s NTSC:1/4s

AUTO/MANU/ATW/INDOOR/

OUTDOOR

Auto: Default Set

Shutter Speed

Iris

Manual:

PAL: 1/50~1/10000s

NTSC: 1/60~1/10000s

Auto: Default Set

Manual:

(214) PAL: 1/50~1/30000s

NTSC: 1/60~1/30000s

(274) PAL: 1/1.5~1/30000s

NTSC: 1/2~1/30000s

Auto/Manual

Auto: Default Set

Manual:

PAL: 1/1.5~1/30000s

NTSC: 1/2~1/30000s

Auto: Default Set

Manual:

PAL:1/1~1/10000s

NTSC:1/1~1/10000s

Optic Zoom 35X 36X

Video Type

Sc anning System

Image Sensor

Resolution

Aperture/Focal Length

Angle of View

Min. Working Distance

PAL/440K: 752(H) x 582 (V); NTSC /380K: 768(H) x 494 (V) PAL/440K: 752 (H) x 582 (V); NTSC /380K: 768(H) x 494 (V)

PAL/NTSC (D/N) PAL/NTSC (D/N)

2:1 Interlace Scanning

1/4" Progress ive Scanning CC D 1/4" Pro gress ive Scanning CC D

F1.4 ~ F4.2, f=3.4 ~ 119 mm F1.6 ~ F 4.5, f= 3.4~122.4mm

58.2° (W ide) /1.8° (Tele) 57.8°(Wide)/ 1.7°(T ele)

0.01m (Wide)~1. 5m (Tele) 0.32m (Wide) ~1.5m(Tele)

Sens itivity

Horizonta l

S/N Ratio

Video Output

Backlight Compensation

Sync System

WDR

FNR

Stabilizatio n

Digital Zoom

DSS

Focus

White Ba lance

Shutter Spe ed

0.03lux @F1.4˄30IRE. AG C max. PAL˖1/50sˈNTSC :1/60s

Color Mod e(IR-Cut On):

0.02lux @F1.4˄30IRE. AG C max.PAL˖1/3sˈNTS C:1/4s B/W Mode(IR-C ut Off):

0.02lux @F1.4˄30IRE. AG C max.PAL˖1/50sˈNTSC :1/60s

0.01lux @F1.4˄30IRE. AG C max.PAL˖1/3sˈNTS C:1/4s

540 TVL 530 TVL

OFF/WDR/AD WDR/WDR*/AD WDR* OFF/ON

OFF/AUT O/MANU /

ON/OFF /

Yes Yes

AUTO/MANU/SO DI/MERC AUTO / MANU / ATW / INDOO R / O UTDOOR

Auto: Default Set

Manual: PAL:1/1.5~1/30000s NTSC :1/2~1/30000s

>50dB

1.0 ±0.2 Vp -p

OFF/ON

Internal/External

1~12X Adjustable

Auto/Manual (Near-Far)

0.66 lux @F1.6 (30 IR E, PAL: 1/50s, NTSC : 1/60s)

Color mode:

0.01 lux @F1.6 (30 IR E, PAL: 1/3s, NTSC : 1/4s) B/W mode:

0.01 lux @F1.6 (30 IR E, PAL: 1/3sˈNTS C:1/4s)

Auto: Default Set

Manual:

PAL:1/1~1/10000s

NTSC :1/1~1/10000s

Iris

Auto/Manual

Appendix III Troubleshooting

The following table describes the symptoms causes, and solutions for the problems.

Symptoms Possible Causes Solutions

Unit does not perform initiation sequence after powering on

Unit can’t be controlled after successful initiation.

is present.

Vague image Manual focus has been set

Wrong power connection Reconnect power cable

Power supply failure Repair or replace power supply Power PCB fuse damage Replace the fuse

New camera ID has not been activated Recycle the power Wrong camera ID Reset the camera ID Camera is not properly called via keyboard Use the camera ID to call it

Wrong video cable connection Reconnect the video cable No video signal Video cable broken Replace the video cable

Set focus mode to “auto” or manually adjust the camera focus

Appendix IV DIP Settings

If select to set address ID and baud rate via DIP switch, please refer to the procedures below. Step 1:Loosen the two screws that fasten DIP switch window with a Philips head screwdriver. Then take off the window. The position of DIP switch window is shown in figure below.

Step 2: Remove the DIP switch window, user can see switches S1, S2. From the PTZ camera’s front to view, the switch on the left is switch S1, and that on the right is switch S2.

Switches S1 and S2 perform different functions: switch S1 for address ID setup; switch S2 for baud rate and protocol setup.

Step 3: After setup finished, reassemble the DIP switch window.

For the specific setup of DIP switch S1, S2, please refer to the following instruction.

1. Setting Camera ID

PELCO P/D, INFINOVA protocols support 254 Camera ID. For details on camera ID settings, please refer to the following tables.

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 O O O O O O O O

2 I O O O O O O O

3 O I O O O O O O

4 I I O O O O O O

5 O O I O O O O O

6 I O I O O O O O

7 O I I O O O O O

8 I I I O O O O O

9 O O O I O O O O

10 I O O I O O O O

11 O I O I O O O O

12 I I O I O O O O

13 O O I I O O O O

14 I O I I O O O O

15 O I I I O O O O

16 I I I I O O O O

17 O O O O I O O O

18 I O O O I O O O

19 O I O O I O O O

20 I I O O I O O O

21 O O I O I O O O

22 I O I O I O O O

23 O I I O I O O O

24 I I I O I O O O

25 O O O I I O O O

26 I O O I I O O O

27 O I O I I O O O

28 I I O I I O O O

29 O O I I I O O O

30 I O I I I O O O

31 O I I I I O O O

32 I I I I I O O O

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OFF

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

33 O O O O O I O O

34 I O O O O I O O

35 O I O O O I O O

36 I I O O O I O O

37 O O I O O I O O

38 I O I O O I O O

39 O I I O O I O O

40 I I I O O I O O

41 O O O I O I O O

42 I O O I O I O O

43 O I O I O I O O

44 I I O O I O O

45 O O I I O I O O

46 I O I I O I O O

47 O I I I O I O O

48 I I I I O I O O

49 O O O O I I O O

50 I O O O I I O O

51 O I O O I I O O

52 I I O O I I O O

53 O O I O I I O O

54 I O I O I I O O

55 O I I O I I O O

56 I I I O I I O O

57 O O O I I I O O

58 I O O I I I O O

59 O I O I I I O O

60 I I O I I I O O

61 O O I I I I O O

62 I O I I I I O O

63 O I I I I I O O

64 I I I I I I O O

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OFF

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

65 O O O O O O I O

66 I O O O O O I O

67 O I O O O O I O

68 I I O O O O I O

69 O O I O O O I O

70 I O I O O O I O

71 O I I O O O I O

72 I I I O O O I O

73 O O O I O O I O

74 I O O I O O I O

75 O I O I O O I O

76 I I O I O O I O

77 O O I I O O I O

78 I O I I O O I O

79 O I I I O O I O

80 I I I I O O I O

81 O O O O I O I O

82 I O O O I O I O

83 O I O O I O I O

84 I I O O I O I O

85 O O I O I O I O

86 I O I O I O I O

87 O I I O I O I O

88 I I I O I O I O

89 O O O I I O I O

90 I O O I I O I O

91 O I O I I O I O

92 I I O I I O I O

93 O O I I I O I O

94 I O I I I O I O

95 O I I I I O I O

96 I I I I I O I O

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OFF

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

97 O O O O O I I O

98 I O O O O I I O

99 O I O O O I I O

100 I I O O O I I O

101 O O I O O I I O

102 I O I O O I I O

103 O I I O O I I O

104 I I I O O I I O

105 O O O I O I I O

106 I O O I O I I O

107 O I O I O I I O

108 I I O I O I I O

109 O O I I O I I O

110 I O I I O I I O

111 O I I I O I I O

112 I I I I O I I O

113 O O O O I I I O

114 I O O O I I I O

115 O I O O I I I O

116 I I O O I I I O

117 O O I O I I I O

118 I O I O I I I O

119 O I I O I I I O

120 I I I O I I I O

121 O O O I I I I O

122 I O O I I I I O

123 O I O I I I I O

124 I I O I I I I O

125 O O I I I I I O

126 I O I I I I I O

127 O I I I I I I O

128 I I I I I I I O

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OFF

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

129 O O O O O O O I

130 I O O O O O O I

131 O I O O O O O I

132 I I O O O O O I

133 O O I O O O O I

134 I O I O O O O I

135 O I I O O O O I

136 I I I O O O O I

137 O O O I O O O I

138 I O O I O O O I

139 O I O I O O O I

140 I I O I O O O I

141 O O I I O O O I

142 I O I I O O O I

143 O I I I O O O I

144 I I I I O O O I

145 O O O O I O O I

146 I O O O I O O I

147 O I O O I O O I

148 I I O O I O O I

149 O O I O I O O I

150 I O I O I O O I

151 O I I O I O O I

152 I I I O I O O I

153 O O O I I O O I

154 I O O I I O O I

155 O I O I I O O I

156 I I O I I O O I

157 O O I I I O O I

158 I O I I I O O I

159 O I I I I O O I

160 I I I I I O O I

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OFF

Camera ID

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

161 O O O O O I O I

162 I O O O O I O I

163 O I O O O I O I

164 I I O O O I O I

165 O O I O O I O I

166 I O I O O I O I

167 O I I O O I O I

168 I I I O O I O I

169 O O O I O I O I

170 I O O I O I O I

171 O I O I O I O I

172 I I O I O I O I

173 O O I I O I O I

174 I O I I O I O I

175 O I I I O I O I

176 I I I I O I O I

177 O O O O I I O I

178 I O O O I I O I

179 O I O O I I O I

180 I I O O I I O I

181 O O I O I I O I

182 I O I O I I O I

183 O I I O I I O I

184 I I I O I I O I

185 O O O I I I O I

186 I O O I I I O I

187 O I O I I I O I

188 I I O I I I O I

189 O O I I I I O I

190 I O I I I I O I

191 O I I I I I O I

192 I I I I I I O I

Switch Positions

I=ON , O = OF F

Camera ID

193 O O O O O O I I

194 I O O O O O I I

195 O I O O O O I I

196 I I O O O O I I

197 O O I O O O I I

198 I O I O O O I I

199 O I I O O O I I

200 I I I O O O I I

201 O O O I O O I I

202 I O O I O O I I

203 O I O I O O I I

204 I I O I O O I I

205 O O I I O O I I

206 I O I I O O I I

207 O I I I O O I I

208 I I I I O O I I

209 O O O O I O I I

210 I O O O I O I I

211 O I O O I O I I

212 I I O O I O I I

213 O O I O I O I I

214 I O I O I O I I

215 O I I O I O I I

216 I I I O I O I I

217 O O O I I O I I

218 I O O I I O I I

219 O I O I I O I I

220 I I O I I O I I

221 O O I I I O I I

222 I O I I I O I I

223 O I I I I O I I

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Switch Positions

I=ON ,O= OFF

Camera ID

224 I I I I I O I I

225 O O O O O I I I

226 I O O O O I I I

227 O I O O O I I I

228 I I O O O I I I

229 O O I O O I I I

230 I O I O O I I I

231 O I I O O I I I

232 I I I O O I I I

233 O O O I O I I I

234 I O O I O I I I

235 O I O I O I I I

236 I I O I O I I I

237 O O I I O I I I

238 I O I I O I I I

239 O I I I O I I I

240 I I I I O I I I

241 O O O O I I I I

242 I O O O I I I I

243 O I O O I I I I

244 I I O O I I I I

245 O O I O I I I I

246 I O I O I I I I

247 O I I O I I I I

248 I I I O I I I I

249 O O O I I I I I

250 I O O I I I I I

251 O I O I I I I I

252 I I O I I I I I

253 O O I I I I I I

254 I O I I I I I I

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Switch Positions

I=ON, O=OF F

2. Setting Communication Baud Rate and Protocol

Communication baud rate of the PTZ camera can be set via the first 2 positions of 8-position DIP Switch S2; protocol can be set via the 3rd

position of DIP Switch S2; the other 5 positions are reserved for future use. Refer to the following tables for specific setting: X indicates not

available.

Baud Rate

2400 bps OFF OFF X X XXXX

4800 bps ON OFF X X XXXX

9600 bps OFF ON X X XXXX

2400 bps ON ON X X XXXX

PELCO P/D,

INFINOVA

Up the Coax X X OFF X X X X X

The baud rates supported by each protocol are listed below:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

X X ON X XXXX

Protocol Baud Rate

PELCO-P 2400, 4800, 9600

DIP Switch

PELCO-D 2400, 4800, 9600

INFINOVA 2400, 4800, 9600

Appendix V Cables Connection & Lightning Protection

After PTZ camera installation is finished, please correctly connect the cables according to the attached labels. The definition of cable terminal is as follows.

Sign Cable Color Definition

BNC Video Output

RX+ Brown RS422/RS485

RX- Blue RS422/RS485

~ Red ~ Black

ALM IN Grey

A-GND White

NC Brown White

COM Yellow

No Blue White

EARTH Yellow-Green Grounding

Sign Cable Color Definition

BNC Video Output

RX+ Brown RS422/RS485

RX- Blue RS422/RS485

+ Red

- Black

ALM IN Grey

A-GND White

NC Brown White

COM Yellow

No Blue White

EARTH Yellow-Green Grounding

Power Supply (AC)

Alarm Input

Alarm Output

Power Supply (DC)

Alarm Input

Alarm Output

Relation between 24VAC Cable Diameter and Transmission Distance

)

In general, the maximum allowable voltage loss rate is 10% for AC-powered devices. The table below shows the relationship between transmission power and maximum transmission distance under a certain specified cable diameter, on condition that the 24VAC voltage loss rate is below 10%. According to the table, if a device rated at 50W is installed 17-meter away from the transformer, the minimum cable diameter shall be 0.8000mm. A lower diameter value tends to cause voltage loss and even system instability.

Diameter (mm)

Power (W

Distance

0.8000 1.000 1.250 2.000

(ft / m)

10 283 (86) 451 (137) 716 (218) 1811 (551)

20 141 (42) 225 (68) 358 (109) 905 (275)

30 94 (28) 150 (45) 238 (72) 603 (183)

40 70 (21) 112 (34) 179 (54) 452 (137)

50 56 (17) 90 (27) 143 (43) 362 (110)

60 47 (14) 75 (22) 119 (36) 301 (91)

70 40 (12) 64 (19) 102 (31) 258 (78)

80 35 (10) 56 (17) 89 (27) 226 (68)

90 31 (9) 50 (15) 79 (24) 201 (61)

100 28 (8) 45 (13) 71 (21) 181 (55)

110 25 (7) 41 (12) 65 (19) 164 (49)

120 23 (7) 37 (11) 59 (17) 150 (45)

130 21 (6) 34 (10) 55 (16) 139 (42)

140 20 (6) 32 (9) 51 (15) 129 (39)

150 18 (5) 30 (9) 47 (14) 120 (36)

160 17 (5) 28 (8) 44 (13) 113 (34)

170 16 (4) 26 (7) 42 (12) 106 (32)

180 15 (4) 25 (7) 39 (11) 100 (30)

190 14 (4) 23 (7) 37 (11) 95 (28)

200 14 (4) 22 (6) 35 (10) 90 (27)

Lightning & Surge Protection

The product adopts multi-level anti-lightning and anti-surge technology integrated with gas discharge tube, power resistor and TVS tube. The powerful lightning and surge protection barrier effectively avoids product damage caused by various pulse signals with power below 4kV, including instantaneous lightning, surge and static. However, for complicated outdoor environment, refer to instruction below for lightning and surge protection:

z The product features with dedicated earth wire, which must be firmly grounded. As for surveillance sites beyond the

effective protection scope, it’s necessary to erect independent lightening rods to protect the security devices. It’s recommended to separate the lightning rod from the mounting pole, placing the rod on an independent pole, as shown in the figure below. If the product has to be installed on the same pole or pedestal for lightning rod, there should be strict insulation between the video cable BNC terminal, power cable, control cable and the standing pole of the lightning rod.

z For suburb and rural areas, it’s recommended to adopt direct burial for the transmission cables. Overhead wiring is

prohibited, because it’s more likely to encounter lightning strike. Use shielded cables or thread the cables through metal tubes for burial, thus to ensure the electric connection to the metal tube. In case it’s difficult to thread the cable through the tube all the way, it’s acceptable to use tube-threaded cables only at both ends of the transmission line, yet the length in burial should be no less than 15 meters. The cable sheath and the tube should be connected to the lightning -proof grounding device.

z Additional high-power lightning-proof equipment and lightning rods should be installed for strong thunderstorm or

high induced voltage areas (such as high-voltage substation).

z The lightning protection and grounding for outdoor devices and wires should be designed in line with the actual

protection requirement, national standards and industrial standards.

z The system should perform equipotential grounding by streaming, shielding, clamping and earthing. The grounding

device must meet anti-interference and electric safety requirements. There should be no short-circuiting or hybrid junction between the device and the strong grid. Make sure there’s a reliable grounding system, with grounding resistance below 4 (below 10 for high soil resistivity regions). The cross-sectional area of the earthing conductor should be no less than 25mm².

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