Infinova V1723, V1726, V1746, V1745, V1725 Operation/programming Manual

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V1700 Series

Super Domes Operation/Programming Manual

This manual addresses operation and programming of Infinova V1700 series super domes. The domes stand out for their state-of-the-art precision technologies and provide a highly reliable and cost-effective solution to various applications.

This manual applies to the following models: V1723, V1743, V1725, V1745, V1726, V1746, V1727, V1747, V1728, V1748, V1729 and V1749. V1723, V1725, V1726, V1727, V1728 and V1729 are indoor Super Domes; while V1743, V1745, V1746, V1747, V1748 and V1749 are outdoor Super Domes. The model V1725/V1745, V1726/V1746, V1727/V1747, V1728/V1748, V1729/V1749 and V1723/V1743 have optical zoom 18X, 22X, 23X, 26X, 35X and 36X respectively. To dis tinguish these six series, the convention used in this manual is [For 18X Super Dome only], [For 22X Super Dome only], [For 23X Super Dome only], [For 26X Super Dome only], [For 35X Super Dome only] and [For 36X Super Dome onl y].

Please familiarize yourself with the instructions and guidelines discussed in this manual before attempting to operate and program your super domes.

Notice

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FCC Warning

The Super Domes comply with the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions.

z Thi s device m ay not ca use harmful i nter f erence. z This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

The Super Domes have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to the FCC rules. This equ ip ment gen er a te s, us es and ca n ra di at e ra dio f re que nc y en erg y and if n ot in st al le d and u se d in a ccord a nce wi th th e in st ru cti on s, may cau s e har m ful interference to radio commun ications. Ther e i s no guarantee t hat interfe rence wi l l not occu r in a p articular instal l ation.

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, fi re or high magnetic radiati on. z Clean with a dry cloth. z Provide adeq uate ve ntil at ion. 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 wil l 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 operat i ons 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 moistur e!

T a bl e of Contents

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

Chapter II System Feature........................................................ 1

2.1 High-Performance Image ....................................................... 1

2.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera........................................................ 1

2.3 O pen Pr otocol D esign............................................................ 1

2.4 A uto m ated Ope ra tio n............................................................. 1

2.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask............................................ 2

2.6 Intuitive Menu Programming................................................. 2

2.7 Powerful Alarm Handling...................................................... 2

2.8 Wi de Application & Easy Installation..................................... 2

Chapter III Dome Operation..................................................... 2

3.1 System Initiation.................................................................... 2

3.2 B asic Operations.................................................................... 2

3.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset............................................... 3

3.4 Setting and Calling up a Pattern.............................................. 4

3.5 Setting and Calling up a Autopan ........................................... 5

3.6 Special Operations................................................................. 7

Chapter IV Menu Programm in g...............................................7

4.1 Menu Naviga t ion an d Oper ation .............................................7

4.2 Main Menu............................................................................7

4.3 Camera Information............................................................... 9

4.4 Camera Setup ........................................................................ 9

4.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode............................... 10

4.6 OSD (On-Scr een Display) Setup...........................................13

4.7 Home Position..................................................................... 16

4.8 Alarm A ctio n and State.........................................................16

4.9 AUT OPAN .......................................................................... 17

4.10 Pattern ............................................................................... 18

4.11 Sett ing Areas...................................................................... 18

4.12 Default Set......................................................................... 20

Chapter V Operations Unde r Dif fe ren t Pr ot ocols................... 21

5.1 Performan c es an d F e atures................................................... 21

5.2 Operations........................................................................... 21

Appendix I Specifications........................................................ 25

Appendix II Troubleshooting..................................................27

Chapter I Product Description

Chapter II System Feature

With its supe r domes seri es, Infinova offers a lin e of cost-effe ctive and highly reliable security cameras that represent the peak of CCTV su rveillance/security t echnology.

Utilizing newly developed digital signal processing technology, the super domes provide clear and crisp images with high resolution and sensiti vity. Their exce llent image contr ols, such as a uto iris, white balance and backlight compensation enable it to reproduce smear-fr ee images and natural colors even in a poorly il luminated area.

With an open protocol design, the domes are compatible with multiple protocols, such as RS485 and Up the Coax. The selectable video coaxial control function brings cost saving and great conve ni ence to use rs. The dome s ca n be appl ie d to a hos t of CCT V systems i nclu ding those from ot her leadin g m anufa cturers.

The domes support a total of 128 presets, 1 autopan and 4 patterns to facilitate site surveillance. Each preset can be called up either manually or automatically upon alarm. Altogether, 4 alarm inputs and 1 rel ay out put are pr ovide d, signi fica ntl y enhanci ng the dom es' alarm handling capabilities. The number of presets varies in diffe rent protocols.

The domes provide an "area" feature that divides the whole surveillance site into a maximum of 16 sections, each with an independently defined text description. Pri vacy mask can be defined to prevent users from viewing undesi rable areas.

When no command is received for a certain period of time, the domes can automatically return to "home position" (a selected preset, autopan point or pattern point) to view a key area. An "auto flip" feature enables the domes to turn 180 degrees to follow a subject passing right beneath it.

Other features include on-screen character information; menus for settin g up, and built-in su rge pr otection.

A variety of super dome models are designed to suit different applications, installation sites and budgets. Their compact structure and user-friendly design significantly simplify the installation procedures and routine maintenance.

2.1 High-Performance Image

z The Super Domes 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 l ong exposure time of 1/1.5 second, enabling it to capture more color dat a. This also greatly enhances the camera's sensitivity.

z Optional 36X, 35X, 26X, 23X, 22X and 18X optical zoom lenses

are pr ovid ed to meet var ious nee ds. C ombi ned with a n up to 1 2x digital zoom, the maximum zoom ratio can reach 432X, 420X, 312X, 276X, 264X and 216X respectively.

2.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera

z The domes 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 position. 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

meas ure the cu rrent color tem peratur e, and us es an algor ithm t o 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

automati cally 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.

2.3 Open Protocol Design

z The Super Domes are compatible with multiple protocols, such as

RS485 and RS422. The selectable video coaxial control function brings cost saving and great convenience to the us ers. This wide compatibility enables the domes to be used in various CCTV systems i nclu ding those from ot her leadin g m anufa cturers.

2.4 Automat ed Operat io n

z Up to 128 presets (pre-defined pan/tilt/zoom positions) can be

programmed and s tored in the non-volatile memory of the domes. Each preset can be called up either manually via keyboard or automatically upon ala rm.

z In addition t o presets, the super domes also provide four patterns

(recorded navigation course) to facilitate routine surveillance. User s can easily activate a pa t tern wi th simple ke ystrokes.

z "AUTOPAN" function, 1 autopan could be provided in total.

Once called up, enables the domes to scan through a surveillance area automatically. A description title for the AUTOPAN can be programmed and s tore d in the domes.

z The domes, after receiving no command for a certain period of

time, will automatically return to a preset position ("home

position"). Thi s allow s th e domes to keep an " eye" on a key area even if an operator has carelessly pointed it at an insignificant position.

z When a tilt operation exceeds the straight down position, e.g.,

when fol l owin g a pers on tha t moves r ight bene ath t he domes , the domes will automatically rotate 180 degrees. This "auto flip" feature eliminates the possibility of inverted images, and ensures that the surveillance view will always be seen in an upright position.

2.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask

z With the help of the "area partition", users ca n divi de the wh ole

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

Super Domes feat ure a "privacy mask" that can screen out the undesirable ar ea.

2.6 Intuitive Me nu Programming

z The super domes provide text overlay menus for setting up

operation parameters. The menus are mostly self-explained and easy to operate. To configure these parameters, users onl y 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.

2.7 Powerful Alarm Handling

z The domes provide 4 alarm inputs to follow external alarm

devi ces such a s motion sensor s, door con tacts, etc. Up on alarm, the domes will be automatically return to a certain preset.

z The preset to call upon alarm, as well as the normal state

(normally open or closed) of each alarm input, can be easily configur ed vi a on - scre en menu s.

z As an a dded secu rity fea ture, 1 alarm out put is al so provid ed to

activate such auxiliary devices as time elapse recorders or digital video re corde r s.

2.8 Wide Application & Easy Installation

z Different dome models 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 str ucture and use r-friendly de sign, the domes

can be installed easily and quickly at any location. This timesaving advantage becomes especially useful when the installation si te is large and t he surveillance spots are scat tered .

Chapter III Dome Operation

Before attempting to power on and operate the domes, please make sure that the domes have been properly installed and the DIP switches have been correctly set.

3.1 System Initiation

Once powered, the domes will automatically perform an initiation sequence to start configurations and self-check the system status. They will pan, tilt and zoom to verify the correctness of system par amete rs as wel l as the n ormal operat ion of the dome drive .

When the initiation is finished, the domes stop and the following on-scree n information w i ll be displayed .

The overlay text displays the camera ID number, the selected prot ocol, the baud rat e, the ve rsion of t he embe dded soft ware, and indicates the success of the auto detection.

The information will re main on screen until d ome ope ration star ts.

3.2 Basic Operations

The super domes can be easily controlled via the keyboard controllers. Listed below (see the below table) are some guidelines for basic operations

Please n ote that all t hese operati ons ar e per for med in the OPERATE mode, i.e., with the key switch a t the OPE RATE position.

Operations Instructions

Camera Call-up

NOTE: The dome cameras must be called up (put under the control of) via the keyboard before operation or programming. To call up a camera, enter the camera ID number, and press the CAM key. For details on setting camera ID, please refer to Installation Manual.

Pan & Tilt Move the joystick in the desired direction.

Zoom In Press the TELE key, or turn the joystick

clockw ise f or a clos e view of dist ant ob jects.

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 object s.

NEAR

Focus Far Press the FAR key to manually adjust focus on

distant objects.

FAR

For mor e de tai ls on came ra con tr ol an d vid eo s witch ing op er ati ons, please refer to relevant manuals supplied with your matrix switching system. Operations concerning some particular features of the domes will be further discussed in the next chapter, Menu Programming.

3.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset

Presets enable users to pre-define and save camera information such as pan/tilt a ngle and zoom to create s pecifi c views that can be called up for di splay either aut omatically ( upon home position or alarm) or manually (via keyboard commands). The super domes are capable of st orin g up to 12 8 such ca mera views.

The fol lowi ng i s a brie f int rodu cti on on h ow to def ine a nd cal l up a preset using the V2117 system keyboard. For preset instructions on your c ont rol syst em, plea se re fer t o re leva nt ma nua ls pr ovid ed wi th your system ke yboard.

To set a preset view

1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Move the joystick to change the pan/tilt and lens positions;

3. Enter th e prese t numb er on the ke ypad, and pres s the SHOT ke y

to store the settings;

2 8

SHOT

(Setting Preset 28 as an example)

Note: If the PRESET TIT LE DISP entry of OSD SETUP menu (see section 4.6) is set to “ON”, a description title must be assigned to the preset. Otherwise, if “OFF”, skip to step 9 directly.

4. When the following information is displayed, move the cursor to

the firs t en try of the TITLE item;

PRESET NO. : 028 TITLE: EXIT:

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

character (o r a space);

6. Move the curs or to t he next entry;

7. Repeat Steps 5 t hrough 6 until t he 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 positio n.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

To call up a preset

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter the de sired pr eset number on the keyboa rd, and pr ess the

SHOT key to call up.

2 8

SHOT

(Setting Preset 28 as an example)

Note: Some preset number is endowed with special function. Also the number of programmable presets varies under different protocols, for details, please refer to “Operations under different protocols” in Chapter V.

3.4 Setting and Calling up a Pattern

Pattern is the patrol record of dome and could be applied by keyboard. Dome could record horizontal, vertical and zoom operation and it coul d repeat the recorded operation accurately when applied. This ident ity could be used to define normal route.

Under INFINOVA, PELCO-D/P, Up the Coax protocols, dome could define and store 4 independent patterns.

You can set the title of a pattern through the menu of PATTERN SET and clear the title via OSD SETUP. And the defining and calling up the pattern can be performed by using V2117 system keyboards.

Below is the way to define and call pattern under different protocols.

The following are guidelines for defining and calling these four patterns with Infinova V2117 system keyboards under INFINOVA protocol.

To define a pat tern

1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter "70, SHOT" or "1,PATRN" to start re cord i n g Pat tern 1;

7 0

SHOT

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

operations to f inish a navigat ion cou rse;

Example

Pan Left Zoom In

4. Enter "70", and then press the SHOT key or “1 PATRN” to save the navi gation cour se as the pattern, for Pattern 1;

7 0

SHOT

5. If pa tter n 2 is nee ded, E nter "71, SHOT " or "2, PATRN " to sta rt recording Pattern 2 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 1

SHOT

6. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "71, SHOT" or “2 PATRN” to save Pattern 2;

7. If pa tter n 3 is nee ded, E nter "72, SHOT " or "3, PATRN " to sta rt recording Pattern 3 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 2

SHOT

PATRN

8. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "72, SHOT" or “3 PATRN” to save Pattern 3;

PATRN

9. If pa tter n 4 is nee ded, En ter "73, SHOT" or "4, PATRN" t o start recording Pattern 4 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 3

SHOT

PATRN

10. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "73, SHOT" or “4

PATRN” to save Pattern 4;

11. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

To recall a pattern once

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter one of the following code combinations to recall up the

designated pat te rn:

z Enter "70, SHOT" or "1,PATRN" to recal l Pattern 1;

SHOT

PATRN

7 0

z Enter "71, SHOT" or "2,PATRN" to recal l Pattern 2;

7 1

z Enter "72, SHOT" or "3,PATRN" to recal l Pattern 3;

7 2

z Enter "73, SHOT" or "4,PATRN" to recal l Pattern 4.

7 3

To recall a pattern repeatedly

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n;

2. Enter one of the following code combinations to recall the

designated pat te rn repeatedly: Enter "69, SHOT" + "70, SHOT" to recall Pattern 1 repeatedly; Enter "69, SHOT" + "71, SHOT" to recall Pattern 2 repeatedly; Enter "69, SHOT" + "72, SHOT" to recall Pattern 3 repeatedly; Enter "69, SHOT" + "73, SHOT" to recall Pattern 4 repeatedly;

The following are guidelines for defining and calling these four patt erns with Infi nova V 2117 syst em ke yboard s unde r PELCO -D/P protocols.

To define a pat tern

1. Place the key swit ch at the PROGRAM position;

2. Enter "70, SHOT" OR "1,PATRN" to start re cord in g Pat tern 1;

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

OPERATE

7 0

PROGRAM

SHOT

PATRN

operations to f inish a navigat ion cou rse;

Example

Pan Left Zoom In

4. Enter "69", and then press the SHOT key to save the navigation course as a pattern;

SHOT

5. If patte rn 2 is need ed, Enter "71, S HOT" OR "2, PATRN" to start recording Pattern 2 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 1

SHOT

PATRN

6. Repeat step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 2;

7. If patte rn 3 is need ed, Enter "72, S HOT" OR "3, PATRN" to start recording Pattern 3 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 2

SHOT

PATRN

8. Repeat step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 3;

9. If patte rn 4 is need ed, Enter "73, S HOT" OR "4, PATRN" to start recording Pattern 4 (or otherwise skip to step 11);

7 3

SHOT

PATRN

10. Repe at step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 4;

11. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

To recall a pattern once

The procedures t o recall a pattern once under PELCO-D/P pr otocols are the sa me with th ose un der INFINOVA protocol .

3.5 Setting and Calling up a Autopan

With the AUTOPAN features, the domes can automatically move back and forth between two pre-defined positions (AUTOPAN boundaries). This allows t he domes to continuously scan through an area when no manual operation is per formed.

The paramet ers of au top an such as directi on, speed, dwell ti me, title can be se t vi a AUTOPAN SET menu. Wh ile th e star t/en d poi nt and calling of autopan are programmed via Infinova V2117 system keyboards.

Below is the way to program and call up autopan under INF INOVA, PELCO- D /P protocols :

To define the start point

1. Use the joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired as the start point;

2. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

3. Enter code commands "92, SHOT" to set the current position as

the start point.

9 2

SHOT

4. The following overl ay messages will be displayed, indicating the

start point has been defined, and the system is ready for setting the other boundary.

SET AUTOPAN

To define the end point

1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the

position to be set as the end point;

2. Enter code commands "93, SHOT" to set the current position as

the end point.

9 3

SHOT

How to call the AUTOPAN

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter code commands "98, S H O T " t o ca l l the AUTOPAN.

9 8

SHOT

Under INFINOVA protocol, there is another way to program the start/end poi nt and ca ll up the aut op an.

To define the start point

1. The joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired as the start point;

2. Place the key swit ch at the PROGRAM position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

3. Enter code commands "66, SHOT" to set the current position as the start point.

SHOT

4. The fol lowing overlay messages will be displayed, indicating t he start poin t has been define d, and the system is read y for se tting the other boundary.

SET AUTOPAN

To define the end point

1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the position to be set as the end point;

2. Enter code commands "66, SHOT" to set the current position as the end point.

SHOT

3. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

How to call the AUTOPAN

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Enter code comman d s "6 6, SHOT" to call the AUTOPAN.

SHOT

Below is the way to program the start/end point and call up autopan under Up the Coax protocol:

To define the start point

1. Use the joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired as the start point;

6 6

SHOT

4. The fol lowing overlay messages will be displayed, indicating the start poin t has been defined, and the syste m i s ready for sett ing the other boundary.

To define the end point

1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the

position to be set as the end point;

2. Set the current p os ition as the star t p oi nt :

For example: enter code commands "67, SHOT" when use V2015+V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) +Up the Coax dome

6 7

SHOT

3. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

How to call the AUTOPAN

1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n.

OPERATE

PROGRAM

2. Call up the AUTOPAN.

Enter code commands "6 4, SHOT" when DATALINE convert to Up the Coax.

6 4

SHOT

2. Place the key swit ch at the PROGRAM position;

OPERATE

PROGRAM

3. Set the current position as the start point: For example: enter code commands "66, SHOT" when use V2015+V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) +Up the Coax dome.

3.6 Special Operations

There are some shortcuts to control the dome under different protocols. B elow shows t he oper ations of speci a l function .

1. 180°Auto Flip Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n. Under INFINOVA, Up the Coax protocols, enter “33, S HOT” or “65, SHOT” to recall 180°flip automatica lly. Under PELCO-D/P protocol, enter “33, SHOT” to recall auto 180°flip.

2. Recall Home Posi tion Manually

Place the key switch at the OPERATE positio n. Under INFINOVA, PELCO-D/P protocols, enter “34, SHOT” to recall home pos ition manuall y.

3. Autosc an

Place the key switch at the OPERATE position. Unde r Inf i nova , Pe l co-P / D p r ot ocol , ent er “ 9 9, SH OT” t o r eca ll

autoscan.

Under Up the Coax protocol, enter “66, SHOT” when using

V2117 + V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) + Up the Coax dome.

Chapt er IV Menu Pro gra mming

The super domes feature on-screen overlay menus for setting up vari ous oper ation p aramet ers. To utili ze functi ons like AUTOPAN, home p osit i on, are a part iti on an d pri vacy mas k, approp ri at e setti ngs must be defi ned via these menus.

4.1 Menu Navigation and Opera tion

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, plea se refe r to the table below Please n ote that thes e operat ions ar e made in the PROGRAM mode.

Operations Guidelines

For INFINOVA protocol (usi ng V2117)

Access the Main Menu

Position th e Cursor

Access a Sub-Menu

keyboard: enter 65/95 and then press SHOT key. For P ELCO D/P Protocol (using V2117

Keyboard): ent er 95 and then pr ess SHOT key. Move the joystick in the desired direction.

Move the cur sor to the sub-me nu, and deflect the joystick rightward.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA ID : 001

Move the cur sor to the b ot tom li ne (Re t u rn), and def lect the joystick leftwa rd.

Return to the Main Menu

Return

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

Move the cur sor to the desired par ameter entry, deflect the joystick upward (or downw ard ) to choos e an approp r iate value , and t hen move the cursor back or to the next

Sel ect a Parameter

entry filed.

DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF D IGI TAL Z OOM : OF F

DIGITAL ZOOM: ON DIGI TAL Z OOM : ON

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

Exit the Main

exit.

EXIT

4.2 Main Menu

After the successful key operation, the mai n menu will be displayed directly on the screen when the password protect feature is disabled. Entering the preset password to access the main menu if the pas swor d protect feature is enable d.

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 ch oosi ng t he des ire d numb er, move t he curs or t o the next *

symbol;

4. Repeat steps 2 through 3 until the entering of the whole pas sword

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 as below:

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE 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.

1. SET CAMERA ID

z Display the dome's current S/N number. z Allow users t o enter a new S/N number. z Display the camera ID number. z Set system password z Confirm passwor d z Ena ble/disable pass w ord protection z Display version number

2. CAMERA SETUP

z Enable /d is able 12X digital zoom. z Set zoom speed (high/low). z Set default iris value. z Set level iris value [For 22X/23X/35X super domes only]. z Select iris mode (M /A/Manual Priority) z Turn on/off backlight compensation. z Select white balance mode (M/A) z Set white bala n ce R-gain. z Set white bala n ce B-gain. z Select focus mode (M/A/Manual Priority)

3. SET AE MODE

z Set digital slow shutter.

[Except for 18X super domes with FCB-EX45CP camera]

z Set shutter speed. z Select exposure mode. z Define B/W mode.

[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]

z B/W change. [For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes] z Pro-B/W [For 23X/35X super domes] z Reverse current image.

[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]

z Mirror cur rent image

[For 18X/26X/36X super domes and 22X super domes with VK-S274ER/R camera]

z Fre eze cur rent pr eset’s ima ge

[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes and 22X super domes with VK-S274ER/R camera]

z WDR [For 23X/35X/36X super domes only] z AGC Level [For 22X /23X/35X super domes only] z CAM FUNCTION [For 23X/35X/36X super domes only]

4. OSD SETUP

z AUTOPAN title display mode z Preset title display mode z Zoom display mode z Cur sor movi ng sp eed z Enable /d is able alarm fu n cti on z Lin e Lock z Phase adjus t z Clear title z Privacy mask set

5. CONFIG HOME POSITION

z Set a home position action p ar a met er. z Determine how long before the domes return to its home position

(return time).

z Motor Check

6. ALARM ACTION AND STATE

z Defi ne ala rm acti on f or each alarm i nput. z Define alarm priority. z Defi ne relay output for each alarm i nput. z Set the N.O. or N.C. state for each alarm input.

7. AUTOPAN SET

Set parameters for AUTOPAN, including:

z Pan direction, z Pan speed, z Time to stay at pan limit s, z Title informat ion.

8. PATTERN SET

z Select a pattern to set title information. z Define ti tle information for sel ected area. z Title informat ion ON/OFF

9. AREA SET

z Set serial number for 16 areas z Defi ne title for 1 6 areas z Area display switch z Set boundaries among 16 areas

10. DEFAULT SET

z Set the par a meters to fact or y defa ults. z Reset Camera

11. EXIT

z Exit the main me n u.

4.3 Camera Information

The SET CAMERA ID menu is generally used to display the current serial number (S/N) and camera ID number of the domes. The users could enter a new serial number or enable the password protection.

CURRENT S/N Function: Display t he current serial number of t he domes.

INPUT S/N Function: Allow a user t o enter a n ew serial numb er. Operation: T o input a desired ser ia l num ber,

1. Move the cursor to the first digit entry;

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 nex t digit en t ry;

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

CAMERA ID Function: Display the current ID number for the domes. Note: The ca mera ID numb er can be sel ecte d via t he DIP swit ch of S1. For deta ils on S1 settin gs, please refe r to Ins ta llation Guid e.

PASSWO RD 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 choosi ng th e desi re nu mber, move the cursor to the next * symbol ,

4. Repeat steps 2 th rough 3 until enteri ng of the w hole pa ssword is finished.

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 con fir ming p ass word i s incor re ct, t he syst em wi ll de ny

return to the main menu, and display the following information to require correct password setting and confirmation:

CURRENT S/N INPUT S/N : 20060530001 CAMERA ID : 001 PASSWORD SET : CONFIRM PASSW OR D : PASSWORD ENABLE : OFF VER : XXXXX XXXXX

RETURN

PASSWORD NOT MATCH

******

PASSWORD ENABLE Function: En able / disa ble the pass w ord pr ot ect feature. Operation:ON - enable the password protect feature, i.e. require

entering system access password before access the main menu.

OFF - (d efault) disable the pa ssw ord protect feature.

VER: Ver sion No. Function: Show cu rrent ope r ation program ve rsion numb er..

4.4 Camera Setup

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

OFF HIGH 9 M/A OFF AUTO 000 000 AUTO

OFF HIGH 128 128 M/A OFF AUTO 000 000 AUTO

domes

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETU P SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSIT ION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SE T DEFAULT SET EXIT

For 18X /26X/36X

DIGITAL ZOOM : ZOOM SPEED: IRIS DEFAUL T : IRIS MODE: BACKLIGHT : WB MOD E : WB-R : WB-B : FOCUS MODE: RETURN

For

22X/23X/35X domes

DIGITAL ZOOM : ZOOM SPEED: IRIS LEVEL: IRIS DEFAULT : IRIS MODE: BACKLIGHT : WB MODE: WB-R : WB-B : FOCUS MODE: RETURN

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

multiple.

Options: OFF – Disal b e digitao zoom f unct ion (def ault)

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 d igit al zoom status.

Note: It cannot enter the 0/02X-0/12X digital zoom status when using the pattern. (For 36X, 26X domes and 18X domes with FCB-45CP camera, there are only ON/OFF options: namely

enable/disable digital zoom function. The default is OFF.)

ZOOM SPEED Function: Deter mine the zooming speed of the camera, i.e., how

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

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

LOW - set the cam era at a low zooming speed.

IRIS LEVEL [For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes only] Function: Set the le vel of the iris. Options: 0 ~255 - the default is "128" [For 22X/23X/35X Super

Domes]

IRIS DEFAULT Function: Set the default value of the iris. Options: 0 ~015 - the default is "9 " [ F or 18X/26X Super D om es]

0 ~255 - the default is "128" [For 22X/23X/35X Super

Domes]

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

adjust the iris manually, and otherwise, when the camer a is unde r contr ol of the jo ystick , the cam era can adjust the iris automatically.

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

BACKLIGHT Function: Tur n on/off t he 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 backligh t compens ati on, the camera b ecomes more sensitive to the light level i n t he center of the picture, and thus, enhances the image qual ity of the subjects in this area.

Options: ON - en able the back l ight com pensation.

OFF - (default ) tu rn off the backligh t compensati on .

WB MODE Function: Select the white balance mode.

The domes feature built-in sensors to measure the current color temperature, and use an algorithm to automati cally process the image s o that the fina l 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.

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

make white balance. MANU - allow a user to manually adjust white balance param eters (see below).

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 n umber i s, the more reddis h t h e picture be com es.

WB-B Function: Permit ma nual adjustme nt of B-gain value for customer

white balance.

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

when changing t he B-gain value. Th e grea t er the number is, t h e m ore blu i sh the picture becomes.

FOCUS MODE Function: Select the focus m od e of the came ra. Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically

focus on t he s ubje ct i n t he cent er of t he pict ure.

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

focus m anual ly, and ot herwise, when the ca m era 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 app ears t oo dar k or vague; z is a st rong 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.

4.5 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.

For 18X

SHUTTER : EXPOSURE : MIRROR : OFF

RETURN

SET AE MODE

AUTO AUTO

MAIN MENU

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE

OSD SE T UP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFA ULT SE T EXIT

For 22X

AE-DSS : SHUTTER :

EXPOSURE :

MIRROR :

FREEZE : OFF (only for 22X with 274 camera)

AGC LEVEL : 028 RETURN

For 23X /35X

AE-DSS : SHUTTER :

EXPOSURE : B/W MODE : B/W CHANGE : Pro-B/W : REVERSE :

FREEZE : WDR : OFF CAM FUNCTION RETURN

For 26/36X

SHUTTER : EXPOSURE : B/W MODE : B/W CHANGE : REVERSE :

MIRROR : FREEZE :

AE -DSS : CAM FUNCTION (only for 36 X)

RETURN

SET AE MODE

AUTO AUTO AUTO OFF (only for 22X with 274 camera)

SET AE M O DE

AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO COLOR NORM OFF OFF

SET AE M ODE

AUTO AUTO AUTO COLOR OFF OFF OFF ON

For 35X

For 23X with 454EN /N

For 36X

CAM FUNCTION

AGC LEVEL: 028 STABILIZE: OFF EIS FREQUENCY : 5HZ SIGNAL MODE : PRGSS RETURN

CAM FUNCTION

AGC LEVEL : 028 FNR MODE : AUTO1 FNR LEVEL : 000 RETURN

SLOW AE

WDR IMAGE QUALITY SHARPNESS FOCUS LIMIT

RETURN

CAM FUNCTION

: :

: : :

001 OFF

LOW 005 30cm

AE-DSS [For 22X/23X/35X/2 6X Super Domes only] Function: Enable/disable the DSS capability, and set the digital

slow shutter. The di gital s low sh utter ( DSS) slow s the pi cture fr ame rate and enhances the camer a's sensitivity in poor light envi ron men ts. Li ght s ensi tivi t y impr oves a s the val ue of DSS increases.

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

The classification of manual DSS is relating to the formats of the Super Domes.

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 sets the ON/OFF status when using the

26X/36X domes.

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 slows speeds improve light sensitivity in poorly illumi nated areas.

Option： AUTO -（default）auto shutter speed priority AE mode

The classification of manual shutter speed is relating to the formats o f the Supe r Domes.

[For 18X Super Domes]

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 for mat, 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 26X/36X Super Domes]

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/ 75,1/10 0,1/120, 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 for mat, 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 Super Domes]

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 le vel.

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

[For 18X/26X/36X Super Domes] 0~15 - set an appropr iate interna l refere nce b rightne ss lev el.

[For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes]

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

B/W MODE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X Super Domes only] Function: Se lect black & white /color conve rsion mod e.

In a brightly illuminated area, the camera will generate normal color images. If the illumination fades and the area become s da rk, the camera wil l convert color image s into black & white images to increase light sensitivity.

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

switch between color and black/white imaging accordi ng to ch anges of l ighting con dition. MANU - Require a user to manually switch imaging mode between color and black/white.

B/W CHANGE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X Super Domes only] Function: Change imaging mode between color and black/white

manually.

Options: CO LOR - (default) enabl e the camera to display color

image no matter how illumination conditions may change. B/W - Make the camera out put black & white i mages regardless of lighting conditi ons.

PRO_B/W [F or 23X/ 35X Super Domes 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 con vers ion fr om color to B/W, while a setti ng of “night” will cause an easier conversion from color to B/W. As illumination improves, a setting of “day” will caus e an easier conve rsion fr om B/W to color, whil e a setting of “night” will cause a hard conversion from B/W to color. Intermediate value “norm” is the default status.

REVERSE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X supe r domes] Function: Reverse the current image vertically. Options: OFF - (defaul t) turn off the image reverse function of

the ca m era.

ON - turn on the image r ever se fun ction of the ca m era.

Note: For 23X/35X domes, the functions of REVERSE and

PRIVACY MODE 2 cannot be simultaneously enabled.

MIRROR [For 18X/26X/36X super domes and 22X super domes with V K-S274ER/R cam era] Function: Mirror the cur rent 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/26X/35X/36X super domes and 22X super domes with VK-S274E R/R camera] Function: Freeze the current image. Options: OFF - (default) turn off t he image freeze function of the

camera.

ON - turn on the image free ze funct ion of the came ra. PST - turn on the image freeze function when using the

preset function.

WDR [For 23X/35X/36X Super Domes] Function: Prese nt th e clea r im age on th e con dit ion s that bla ck and

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

Options: [For 23X Su per Domes]

There are 5 options for selection:

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 cont rast 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.

[For 36X Super Domes] OFF - (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range

function of the camera.

- turn on t he image wide dynamic range function of

the ca m era.

Note: WDR settings for 36X domes are in CAM FUNCTION m enu.

/WDR

OFF/AD WDR

and AD WDR

/AD

[For 35X Super Domes] OFF - (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range

function of the camera. MD1 –WDR image pr ocessing mode 1 MD2 –WDR image pr ocessing mode 2

Note: WDR function for 35X is available only when STABILIZE is OFF and SIGNAL MODE is PRGSS.

AGC LEVEL [For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes 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. Th e defaul t i s 028.

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: For 23X/35X domes, AGC LEVEL can be adjusted in the submenu of CAM FUNCTION.

CAM FUNCTION [For 23X/35X/36X super domes] The settings of submenu of CAM FUNCTION are varied for different optical zoom domes, of which AGC and WDR function has been introduced above, thus this part will be skipped below.

[For 23X super dom es ]

CAM FUNCTION

AGC LEVEL: 028 FNR MODE: AUTO1 FNR LEVEL : 000 RETURN

FNR MODE – to set noise reduce mode Options: AUTO1/AUTO2/AUTO3: auto mode, the larger the

number behind AUTO is, the more effective the noise red uce is. Th e defau l t is AUTO 1.

OFF – Disable noise reduce function

MANU –Set noise reduci ng parameters manually

FNR LEVEL – to set noise redu cing parameters in MANU mode,

the larger th e nu mb er is , th e hi gher the leve l is.

Options: 000~015: adjustable, The default is 000.

[For 35X Super Domes]

CAM FUNCTION

AGC LEVEL : 028 STABILIZE : OF F EIS F REQ UENCY : 5HZ SIGNAL MODE : PRGSS RETURN

Function: Stabilize function could proof the image shaking when

the domes’re operating on the acceleration or abrupt halting condition. Please note that if CAM FUNCTION is ON, Digital Zoom will be affected, and the digital zoom can r each 64 at the most.

Options: OFF (default): disable the function

ON: enable the function

EIS FREQUENCY: 5 HZ (default), 10 HZ

SIGNAL MODE:

PRGSS (default): Progress scanning;

INTRL: Interlace scanning.

Note: Please restart the syst em aft er changing s ignal m od e.

[For 36X super dom es ]

SLOW AE : WDR : IMAGE QUALITY: SHARPNESS: FOCUS LIMIT: 30cm

RETURN

001 OFF LOW 005

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

the ca m era exposes.

IMAGE QUA L ITY Function: Image quality setting Optio n s : HIGH- Resolution is 530TVL LOW–(defau l t) Resolu t ion is 470TV L

SHARPNESS Function: Adjust the brigh t ness of ed ges of a subje ct . Options: 001~015 for selection, default”005”. The larger the figure

is, the clea r er the image is , vice ve r se.

FOCUS LIMIT Function: Focus adjustment Options: 10cm, 30c m(default), 1m

4.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup

The domes 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:

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

AUTOPAN TITLE DISP : OFF PRESET TITLE DISP : OFF ZOOM DISP : OFF CURSOR CONTROL : FAST ALARM ENABLE : OFF LINE LOCK : OFF PHASE ADJUST : 001 CLEAR TITLE PRIVACY MASK SET RETURN

AUTOPAN T ITLE DISP Function: Enable/disable the on-screen title information 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 information for AUTOPAN is defined in the

AUTOPAN menu.

PRESET TITLE DISP Function: Determine whether to display the title information for a

called -up pres et.

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

title.

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

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

value (i.e., lens ma gnification times).

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

ON - enable the on screen display of the current lens

magn ification tim e s.

CURSOR CONTROL Function: Adju st t he movin g spee d of the on- scre en cur sor. Options: FA ST - (default) set the on-screen cursor to move at a

high speed.

SLOW - slow the movi ng cur sor.

ALARM ENABLE Function: Ena bl e /d isable the alar m fu n ction of the domes. Options: OFF - (default) disable the alarm function of the domes.

ON - enable the alarm function of the domes .

LINE LOCK Function：Turn on/off the line lock SYNC function of the camera. Options： OFF -（default） Turn off the line lock SYNC function

of the camera ON- Turn on the line lock SYNC function of the

camera

Note：The option could not resume default in DEFAULT SET menu.

The function is available when the power supply is AC. The function is invalid when the power supply is DC.

PHASE ADJUST Function：Adjust forward/afterward the lin e lock SYNC level of the

camera

Option： Under th e PAL format

001~198 Slightly adjust the line lock SYNC level of the

camera Under th e NT S C format 001~165 Slightly adjust the line lock SYNC level of the camera

Note：The option could not resume default in DEFAULT SET menu.

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 RETURN

: ALL CLEAR : ALL CLEAR : ALL CLEAR : CLEAR

PRESET NO Function: Clear part of or all preset title information. Options: 001~128 - Clear t it le informa t ion of the sel ected preset.

ALL - Cl ear the title information o f all presets.

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

ALL - Cl e ar the title inf ormation 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 info rm at ion of all areas.

AUTOPAN Function: Clear AUTOPAN title information. To clear title information:

1. Move the cursor to “ALL” (To clear AUTOPAN title, start from

step 3 directl y) ;

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

number (of presets, patterns or areas) or ALL;

3. Move the cursor to the relevant CLEAR;

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

nee d t o be covere d and avoid be ing seen by ope rators .

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 move me nt of len s or zoom op er ati ons , and b y doin g

so th e areas will alw ays be screen ed .

Move t he curs or to PRIVACY MASK S ET and defle ct the jo ystick rightward, the following information will be displayed:

PRIVAC Y MASK MODE 1

PRIVACY MASK MODE 2 RETURN

Enter PRIVACY MASK MODE 1, the following information will

be displayed :

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

PRIVACY MASK Function: Turn on/off Privacy Mask function. Options： OFF -（Default）Turn off Priva cy Mask fun ction.

ON - Turn on Privacy Mask function.

AREA MASK Function: Set the number of t hose areas that needs to be hidden

(1-16).

Options： OFF -（Default）The area is expo sed.

ON - The area is hidden.

Note: Because all the areas in this menu are divided by “Setting

Area” function, the range and number of each area should be defined in AREA SET menu before the setting.

Ent er “PRIVACY M ASK MODE 2 ”, the su b-menu var ies a little for different cameras, and please note that t his mode is unavailable for 22X super domes with VK-S214ER/R camera.

For 22X/23X/35X domes

PRIVACY MASK: OFF

MASK COLOR: 000

MASK NO: 001

MASK STATUS: OFF

MASK H WIDTH: 015

MASK V WIDTH: 015

MASK H CENTER: 000

PRIVACY MASK MODE 1

PRIVACY M ASK MODE 2 RETURN

MASK V CENTER: 000

RETURN

For 18X dome s with FCB-EX45CP

camera and 26X/36X domes

PRIVACY MASK: OFF

MASK COLOR: 000

MASK NO: 001

MASK STATUS: OFF

MASK H WIDTH: 016

MASK V WIDTH: 016

SET POSITION: OFF

RESET MASK

RETURN

PRIVACY MASK Function: Turn on/off Privacy Mask function. Options： OFF -（Default）Turn off Priva cy Mask fun ction.

ON - Turn on Privacy Mask function.

MASK COLOR Function: Sele ct the color for t he pr ivat e ar eas. The col or ch ange s

with th e numb ers.

Options: 000~015. The default num b er is 000 (Bl ack)

MASK NO Function: Se lect the are a N o. for the priva te areas.

Options: 001~008 for 22X/23X/35X domes; 001~024 optional

for 18X/26X/36X domes.

MASK STATUS Function: Turn on/off Privacy Mask function. Options: OFF -（default）Tur n off Privacy Mas k function. ON - Turn on Privacy Mask function.

When t he mask stat us is se t to“ ON ”: Th e othe r menu can be set. For 22X/23X/35X domes, the following sub-menu can be obtained through MASK STATUS.

GO TO POSITIO SET NEW MAS

RESET MASK RETURN

Choose “GO TO POSITION”, “PRESS 1 SHOT END” will be displayed on the screen. In operation mode, deflect joystick to the desired privacy area and click “1”+“SHOT”to accomplish it. Choose “SE T NEW MASK” to set t he cente r, dimens ion and color of privacy mask. The dimension of privacy mask can be adjusted via MASK H WIDTH / MASK V WIDTH/ MASK H CENTER/ MASK V CENTER op t ions. Choose “RESET MASK” to resume primary privacy mask.

MASK H WIDTH Function: Se t the horizontal width of th e priva te areas. Options: 000~127. For 22X/ 23X/35 X dome s, the default number

is 015. For 18X/26X/36X dom es, t he default number is 016.

MASK V WIDTH Function: Se t t he ver tical w i dth of the privat e areas. Options: 000~127. For 22X/ 23X/35 X dome s, the default number

is 015. For 18X/26X/36X dom es, t he default number is 016.

MASK H CENTER Function: Set the horizontal distance deflecting from the screen

center.

Options: 000~255. The default num b er is 000.

MASK V CENTER Function: Set the vertical distance deflecting from the screen

center.

Options: 000~255. The default num b er is 000.

For 18X domes with FCB-EX45CP camera and 26X domes with FCB-EX980/980P camera and 36X domes, when setting the PRIVACY MASK as ON state an d se l ecti n g SET PO SIT ION me nu, “PRESS 1 SHOT TO END” will be displayed on the screen and the image on the screen becomes netted. In operation mode, click “1”+ “SHOT”to accomplish it.

For 18X domes with FCB-EX45CP

camera and 26X/36X domes

PRIVACY MASK: OFF

MASK COLOR: 000

MASK NO: 001

MASK STATUS: OFF

MASK H WIDTH: 016

MASK V WIDTH: 016

SET POSITION: OFF

RESET MASK

RETURN

Choose “RESET MASK” to resume primary privacy mask. Choose “RETURN” to return to the “PRIVACY MASK SET” interface.

Note: In order to ensure that the areas could be completely screened, operators should also pay attention to below points:

1. Reset to the factory default when using the dome for the first

time;

2. Return to the previous menu to set the next private area after

finish in g setting o n e p rivate area;

3. When in “PRIVACY MASK MODE 2”, The horizontal corner of all

privacy areas should between 0°and 45°, the vertical corner should not be bigger than 45°.

4.7 Home Position

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

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

HOME POSITION Function: th e home p osition paramete rs. Options: NONE - disable the home position feature.

PRESET 001 ~ PRESET 128 choose one of the 128

presets as the dome's home position. AUTOPAN / PATTERN 1 ~ 4 choose one as the d ome's home position

HOME POSITION

RETURN TIME: MOTOR CHECK : OFF RETURN

: NONE

012hour

Note: Before selecting a preset as the home position, please make

HOME POSITION RETURN TIME:

MOTOR CHECK : OFF

RETURN

: NONE

012hour

sure that it has been properly set.

RETURN TIME Function: Determine how long before the inactive dome returns to

its home pos iti on.

Options: 000 ~ 010min (Step by 1) set the return time

010min ~ 001hour (Step by 10) set the return time 001 ~ 012hour (Step by 1) se t the return ti me.

MOTOR CHECK Function: Implement position emendation. Options: ON -When dome has not passed by optical coupling for

a long time and accumulative error reaches some value, the dome will be complled to pass by the optical coupling and the error will be reset to proceed.

OFF -The former verifying method is adopted. When the dome passes by the optical switch, position emendation is to be done. AUTO When dome has not passed by optical coupling for a long time and accumulative error reaches some value, and Pattern or Preset is called up, the dome will pas s by the optica l coupli ng and the err oe will be re set to proceed.

4.8 Alarm Action and State

The s uper domes pr ovide 4 alar m i nputs an d 1 r elay outp ut. Each inp ut can be use d to conne ct an exte rnal alar m devi ce such as door conta ct, mot ion sen sor or smok e alarm. R elay outp ut can be se t to respond to the alarm in put.

By programming the ALARM ACTION AND STATE menu, you can define the normal state (N.O. or N.C.) for each alarm i nput, and assign it with an action (a preset), so that when the normal state changes to abnormal, the domes will be automatically positioned at the preset for surveillance.

INPUT NO.

INPUT

ACT RELAY

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSI TI ON ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

ACT 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 128 - select one of the 128 presets for automatic call up. AUTOPAN / PATTERN 1 ~ 4 choose one as the dome's alarm action

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

1. Move t he cursor to the ACT entry associated with an alar m input

in use (i.e., th at has be en properly con nect ed to a n alarm device );

2. Deflec t t he jo y stic k do w nw a rd (o r upward) to se lect the pre s e t ( 1- 12 8 );

4. INPUT

NORMAL

4. BACK

RETURN

ACTION PRESET 001

PRESET 01 R001

PRESET 022

PRESET 02 R001

PRESET 03 R001

NONE

PRESET 04 R001

NONE

NORMAL

STATE

PRIORITY

OPEN

CLOSE CLOSE

NO NO NO NO

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

4. Repeat Steps 1 through 3 until all the desi red entries have been

defined.

To set alarm linkage priority

1. 1,2, 3,4 fou r pr iori ty i n tota l and t he gra de be come h igh er in t urn.

If severa l alarm links, the system will r esponse to the one with higher priority grade ;

2. If priority grades are the same, the system will enter cycle

respons e mode a ut omaticall y;

3. If othe r op erat i on comma nd s ar e en te re d w hil e al ar m l in ks occur,

the alarm link operation will be interrupted. The message on displa y will show: “ALARM BLOCKED”;

4. If alarm linkage operation is interrupted, press corresponding

manu al comma nd a ccordi ng to di ffere nt pr otocol s to re cover t he former alarm action.

RELA Y Function: Assign each alarm input with a relay output. Options: NO NE - (default) changes of al arm state will not lead t o

a relay output.

R 001 - one rel ay outp ut.

Operation: To assign alarm inputs with specific relay:

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

3. Repeat Steps 2 t hrough 3 until all the entries have been defined.

NORMAL STATE Functions: Defin e the nor m al state of ea ch alar m i n put. 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 fo r eac h ala rm in put in use.

1. Move t he cursor t o 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 dete rmine t h e norma l state for the connect ed ala rm inpu t.

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.

Example:

ACTION

INPUT NO.

INPUT

4. NORMAL

INPUT

4. BACK

RETURN

ACT RELAY PRESET 01 R001 PRESET 02 R001

PRESET 03 R 001

PRESET 04 R001

PRIORITY

PRESET 001 PRESET 022 NONE NONE STATE

OPEN

CLOSE CLOSE

NORMAL

NO NO NO

This sample menu indicates:

z Alarm Input 1 has been defined as normally open, assigned with

Preset 001 as its alarm action, and R001 as its relay out put ;

z Alarm Input 2 has been defined as normally open, and assigned

with Preset 002 as its alarm action, and R001 as its relay out put ;

z Alarm Input 3 has been defined as normally open, assigned with

Preset 003 as its alarm action, and R001 as its relay out put ;

z Alarm Input 4 has been defined as normally open, assigned with

Preset 004 as its alarm action, and R001 as its relay out put ;

Therefore:

z When Alarm Input 1 detects an al arm (i.e. Al arm Input 1 changes

from normally closed to open), the domes will be automatically positioned at Preset 1 and startup relay 1 output;

z When Alarm Input 2 detects an alarm (Alarm Input 2 changes

from normally open to closed), the domes will be automatically positioned at Preset 2 and startup relay 1 output.

z When Alarm Input 3 detects an al arm (i.e. Al arm Input 3 changes

from normally closed to open), the domes will be automatically positioned at Preset 3 and startup relay 1 output;

z When Alarm Input 4 detects an al arm (i.e. Al arm Input 4 changes

from normally closed to open), the domes will be automatically positioned at Preset 4 and startup relay 1 output;

Note: Dome under the Up the Coax only has one RELAY output.

4.9 AUTOPAN

Dome could scan between two boundary lines and so the dome could monitor some area continuously under system antomatic run ning st ate.

AUTOPAN parameters including direction, speed, dwell time and title coul d be set in AUTOPAN S ET men u.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

DIRECTION Functions: Set the original orientation when dome do horizontal

running.

Options: RIGHT & LEFT

RIGHT (default): Start pointing that camera aims at and runs to the

AUTOPAN SET DIRECTION : RIGHT SPEED : 00 1 TIME : 002 TITLE : RETURN

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 dome stays on the left & right

boundaries.

Options: 000~030 (S). The defau lt is 000 .

TITLE Functions: Defin e AUTOPAN route (no more than 16 char acters).

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

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

appellation. 52 big & small English letter and 0-9 Arabic numerals are available. Blank is allowed in appellation.

Steps：

1. Move the cursor to the first character of TITLE.

2. Move the opetation hand up and down to select character or

blank.

3. Move the curs or to the next chara cter.

4. Repeate step 2 and step 3 to complete the appellation.

Example:

AUTOPAN SET DIRECTION : SPEED : TIME : TITLE : RETURN

RIGHT 010 002 Gate to Elevator

A B C D

Above menu will sh ow after enabli n g AUTOPAN function:

z Camera will go to boundary A automatically and run to right

）to scan at the speed of 10 grade （B）.

（

z When camer a moves to anot her boundary, stays 2s（

）, return to

the starting boundary and stays 2s.

z Camera moves to scan between 2 boundaries and display will

show route appellation“Gate to Elevator”（

）.

4.10 Pattern

Pattern is the patrol record of dome and could be applied by keyboard. Dome could record horizontal, vertical and zoom operation and it could repeat the recorded operation accurately when applied. This ident ity could be used to define normal route.

Client could use apply to PATTERN SET menu in below list to define the pattern ser ial number and add appellation.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

PATTERN NO : TITLE : DISPLAY : ON

RETURN

001

PATTERN 001

PATTERN NO Functions: Sele ct pattern nee ds to be added appel lati on. Options: 001~004；Under RS485 protocol, dome cou ld define and

stor e 4 i nde pe nde n t pat te r ns. Und er up t he coa x pr ot ocol , dome coul d define and store 1 independent pattern Each pattern is allow ed to hav e ind ependent appellation.

TITLE Functions: Define appellation for pattern. (no more than 16

characters)

Options: 62 character s are available including 52 big and small

English letters and Arabic numerals 0-9. Blank is available in appellation.

Edit pattern appellation:

1. Move the cursor to the first character of TITLE;

2. Move the oper ation hand t o s elect character or blank;

3. Move the curs or to the next chara cter;

4. Repeat step 2 & step 3 to complete the appellation.

4.11 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.

Illu strate d below is a waiti ng hall at an ai rport pass enger ter minal that is under the surveillance of a super dome and has been partitioned into 8 sections using the "area" feature.

Gate 9 Gate 10

Area 5Area 6

Super Dome

desk

Area 7

Area 8

Area 1 Area 2

Escalator up Escalator down

Area 4

Area 3

Telephone

Lounge Restaurant

Information

As the example shows, partitioned areas together usually constitute

a contiguous 360-degree view around the domes, 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.

Areas may be assigned different sizes to meet the requi rements of a particular installation. In the example shown above, the t wo areas covering the boarding gates (Areas 5 and 6) are much larger than those covering the es calators (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 feat ure may become helpful when the area boundari es need to be precisely located (see later discussions in this section).

Area 1

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

selecte d 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. Det ails 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 EXIT

001 Gate 10 OFF

BEGIN SET AREA 1 PRESET BEGIN 3 PRESET EXIT

PAN RIGHT ONLY

Super Dome

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

The size of Area 1 becomes larger when the c amera zoo out.

Super Dome

Using the AREA SET menu shown, users can easily mark the boundaries for the required ar eas , and label t hem with description titles.

SET CAMER A ID CAMERA SETU P SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HO ME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPA N SE T PATTER N SE T AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

AREA NO : TITLE : DISPLAY : AREA SET RETURN

001

OFF

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

status.

Options: 1 ~ 16

The super domes support a total of 16 areas. Each ar ea may have a unique description label set below.

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

selecte d area.

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

upper and lower cases, as well as numbers from 0 to 9, are availabl e for editing the area title. Spaces can also be created to separate description words. A t i tle may cont ain up to 16 charact ers and spaces.

Take the following steps 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 (o r a space);

3. Move the curs or to t he next entry;

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

AREA NO: 001

2 PRESET BORDER 3 PRESET END

PAN RIGHT ONLY

Code Commands: (see t able 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.

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

Set the endi n g 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 curren t area as the last, and finish the setting operation.

To define boundar i es 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.

AREA NO : 005 Gate 10

4. Enter code commands "2, SHOT" t o set the curr ent posit ion as

the ending boundary for this area. This position is also the starting boundary for t he next area.

SHOT

5. Repeat Steps 3 through 4 until the starting boundar y 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 ob jec t s appear large);

4.12 Default Set

The DEFAULT SET item in the main menu is generally used to clear most us er-programme d data i n the domes , and re set the d ome system to factory default.

SET CAMERA ID CAMERA SETUP SET AE MODE OSD SETUP CONFIG HOME POSITION ALARM ACTION AND STATE AUTOPAN SET PATTERN SET AREA SET DEFAULT SET EXIT

DEFAULT DOME

RESET CAMERA RETURN

DEFAULT DOME:

Clear most use r-progra mmed data in the domes, a nd reset the dome system to factory default

DEFAULT DOME

ARE YOU SURE ? NO

RESET CAMERA:

R eset the came ra and resume the st atus as powered on

RESET CAMERA

ARE YOU SURE ? NO

TELE

4. Move the camera until t he 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 vi ew stays in the area.

WARNING: This procedure will erase MOST user-programmed data. Note: “LINE LOCK” and “PHASE ADJUST” in “OSD SETUP” menu could not resume default.

Chapter V Operations Under Different Protocols

5.1 Performances and Features

Prior to operations, please make sure that DIPswitch, baud rate and add ress have been set corr ectl y accor di ng t o rel ate d pr otocol . R efer to Quick Installation Guide for detailed instructions.

INFINOVA PELCO-P P ELCO-D(bi-direction) Up the Coax

Baud Rate 2400/4800/9600BPS 2400/4800/9600BPS 2400/4800/9600BPS / Camera Addre sses 128 255 254 /

Preset (Controlled by keyboard) 127 128 127 Pattern 4 4 4 AUTOPAN 1 1 1 Area 16 16 16 Home Position Yes Yes Yes Password Protection Yes Yes Yes

Alarm Contact

AUTOSCAN 1 1 1

Preset Contact

4 Patterns Contact

Autopan Cont act

5.2 Operations

For detailed operations under different protocols (including CAMERA CALL-UP, PAN/TILT, TELE /WIDE, OPEN/CLOSE, FAR/NEAR), please refer to users’ manuals of INFINOVA keybo ard system.

Menu progr amming of t he domes under all protocols is basica l ly the same as that showed in Chapter Ⅳ. Please follow the instructions showed on the screen during operation.

Keyboard operation code command under INFINOVA protocol:

The following table shows the performances and features of the domes un der protocols.

Preset Contact

4 Pattern Contact

Autopan Cont act

For Preset, Autopan, Pattern setup and calling up, shortcut operations for special functions, please refer to ChapterⅢ.

The following tables show the operation code via Infinova V2117 syst em ke yboard unde r different protocols.

Preset Contact

4 Patterns Contact

Autopan Cont act

Commands Key Lock Function

1～31, 35～64 , 74~91, 93, 94, 96, 97, 100~127＋SHOT

66＋SHOT

70＋SHOT / 1 PATRN

71＋SHOT / 2 PATRN

72＋SHOT / 3 PATRN

73＋SHOT / 4 PATRN

69+SHOT+70/71/72/73+SHOT OPERATE Repeatedly call pattern 68+SHOT PROGRAM Remote reset

PROGRAM Set preset 1～31,35～64,74~91,93,94, 96, 97, 100~127 OPERATE Call preset 1～31,35～64,74~91,93,94,96,97, 100~127 PROGRAM Set/save autopan OPERATE Call autopan PROGRAM Set/s ave pattern 1 OPERATE Call pattern 1 PROGRAM Set/s ave pattern 2 OPERATE Call pattern 2 PROGRAM Set/s ave pattern 3 OPERATE Call pattern 3 PROGRAM Set/s ave pattern 4 OPERATE Call pattern 4

Commands Key Lock Function

92 + SHOT OPERATE Set Autopan 93 + SHOT OPERATE Save Autopan

98+ SHOT OPERATE Call Autopan 65＋SHOT PROGRAM

95＋SHOT

PROGRAM

OPERATE 33、65 + SHOT OPERATE Call flip 180° 34 + SHOT OPERATE Call home pos ition 99 + SHOT OPERATE Call Autoscan 32、68+SHOT OPERATE Call alarm

Enter menu

Keyboard operation code command under PELCO-D/P protocol:

Command Key Lock Function

1～31,35～64 , 74 ~91 , 93, 94, 96, 97, 100~128＋SHOT

69＋SHOT PROGRAM Save pattern

70＋SHOT / 1 PATRN

71＋SHOT / 2 PATRN

72＋SHOT / 3 PATRN

73＋SHOT/ 4 PATRN

PROGRAM

OPERATE

PROGRAM Set pattern 1 OPERATE Call pattern 1 PROGRAM Set pattern 2 OPERATE Call pattern 2 PROGRAM Set pattern 3 OPERATE Call pattern 3 PROGRAM Set pattern 4 OPERATE Call pattern 4

Set preset 1～31, 35～64, 74~91, 93, 94, 96, 97, 100~1281～31, 35～64 Call pres et 1～31, 3 5～64, 74~91, 94, 96, 97, 100~128

92 + SHOT OPERATE Set Autopan 93 + SHOT OPERATE Save Autopan

98 + SHOT OPERATE Call Autopan

95＋SHOT

32、68+SHOT OPERATE Call alarm 33 + SHOT OPERATE Call flip 180° 34 + SHOT OPERATE Call home position 99 + SHOT OPERATE Call Autoscan

PROGRAM

Enter menu

OPERATE

Example MPT9500

+Up the Coax dome

PORTOCOL

FUNCTION

Up the Coax DATALINE

Keyboard operation code under Up the Coax protocol:

V2015 +V2414 +Up the Coax dome

convert to Up the Coax

V2117 +V2414 +Up the Coax dome

PELCO D convert to Up the Coax

V2117 +V2414 +Up the Coax dome

PELCO P convert to Up the Coax

V2117 +V2414 +Up the Coax dome

Infinova convert to Up the Coax

V2117+V2414 +Up the Coax dome or V2011/V2015 +V2414+Up the Coax dome

Manchester convert to Up the Coax

Set Preset （1~64）＋

PRESET SET

Call Preset （1~64）＋

PRESET GO

Flip 180° 33+PRESET GO (O) 33+shot

Home Position 34+PRESET GO (O) 34+shot

Enter Menu 95/66+PRESET GO (P) 65+shot ( P) 66+shot (P) 66+shot (P) 65+shot (P) 65+shot Call Autoscan \ (O) 66+shot (O) 99+shot ( O) 99+shot (O) 99+shot (O) 66+shot Clear Screen 4+F1 (O) 67+shot (P) 67+shot (P) 67+shot (P) 67+shot (P) 67+shot Remote Reset \ (P) 68+shot ( P) 68+shot (P) 68+shot (P) 68+shot (P) 68+shot Resume Alarm manually B/W to Color 88+PRESET GO (O) 68+shot (O) 88+shot (O) 88+shot (O) 88+shot \ Color to B/W 89+PRESET GO ( O) 69+shot (O) 89+shot (O) 89+shot (O) 89+shot \ Set 1# Pattern 70+PRESET

Set 2# Pattern 71+PRESET

Set 3# Pattern 72+PRESET

Set 4# Pattern 73+PRESET

Save Pattern 69+PRESET

Call 1# Pattern 70+PRESET GO (O) 70+shot (O) 70+shot (O) 70+shot (O) 70+shot\

Call 2# Pattern 71+PRESET GO (O) 71+shot (O) 71+shot (O) 71+shot ( O) 71+shot (O) 71+shot Call 3# Pattern 72+PRESET GO (O) 72+shot (O) 72+shot (O) 72+shot ( O) 72+shot (O) 72+shot Call 4# Pattern 73+PRESET GO (O) 73+shot (O) 73+shot (O) 73+shot (O) 73+shot \ Set Autopan 92+PRESET GO (P) 66+shot \ \ (O) 92+shot \ Save Autopan 93+PRESET GO (P) 67+shot \ \ (O) 93+shot \ Call Autopan 98+PRESET GO (O) 64+shot \ \ (O) 98+shot \ NOTE: (P) means key PROGRAM position (O) means key OPERATE position

(O) 63/32+shot (O)63/32+

SET+F2

(P)(1~63) + shot

(O)(1~62) + shot

or (O) 65+shot

or (P) 64+shot

shot

(P) 70+shot (P) 70+shot (P) 70+shot (P) 70+shot (P) 70+shot

(P) 71+shot (P) 71+shot (P) 71+shot (P) 71+shot (P) 71+shot

(P) 72+shot (P) 72+shot (P) 72+shot (P) 72+shot (P) 72+shot

(P) 73+shot (P) 73+shot (P) 73+shot (P) 73+shot \

(P) 69+shot (P) 69+shot (P) 69+shot (P) 70+shot\

(P)(1~127)+shot (P)(1~127)+shot (P)(1~127)+shot (P)(1~63)+shot

(O)(1~127)+shot (O)(1~127)+shot (O)(1~127)+shot (O)(1~62)+shot

(O) 33+shot (O) 33+shot (O) 33+shot ( O) 65+shot

(O) 34+shot (O) 34+shot (O) 34+shot ( P) 64+shot

(O) 32+shot (O) 32+shot (O) 32+shot ( O) 63+shot

(P) 69+shot (P) 71+shot\ (P) 72+shot\ 73+shot

(O) 70+shot (P) 73+shot

The following table shows the operation procedures of function setting under PELCO P/D, take CM6800 (matrix switcher)+KBD200 (keyboard) of PELCO for example.

CM6800+KBD200

Access Menu of the Dome

Setting and Calli ng Presets

Setting and Calli ng Pattern s

Setting and Calli ng AUTOPAN

AUTOSCAN Enter 99 and then press “PRESET” key to call the AUTOSCAN. Area Use pr ogramming menu of the su per dome s to set t he are as.

Ent er 95 and t hen press “PRESET” k ey to acce ss menu of th e d om es. Use the direction ke ys to pos i t ion the cur sor and sele ct a par ameter.

Enter the desired preset number, and then pr ess “PRESET” key fo r 2 seconds t o e nter PR ESET me nu t o set a pre set.

Enter the desired preset number, and then press “PRE SET” key to call a preset.

Enter 1, and then press “PATTERN” key for 2 seconds. After “PATTERN” is showed on the sc reen, use the key board to control dome cameras. Press “ACK” key to end pattern setting.

Enter 1, and then press “PATTERN” key to call a pattern. When a pattern is set, the screen display is provided according to CM6800

matrix switcher. Enter 92， and then press “PRESET” key to define the start point of the

AUTOPAN. Enter 93，and then press “PRESET” key to define the end point of the A UT OPAN. Enter 98，and then press “PRESET” key to call the AUTOPAN.

When AUTOPAN is set, the screen display is provided according to CM6800 matr ix switcher.

180º Flip Enter 33 and then press “PRESET” key to call the flip. Home Position Enter 34 and then press “PRESET” key to call the Home Position.

Appendix I Specifications

The following table desc ribe s t h e general pa r ameters of Super D omes.

Operational

Programmabl e prese t s (Pelco P/D ) ……………………………………………………………………………………128（at most ） Programmable presets (Infinova “I”)…………………………………………………………………………………127（at most ） Programmabl e prese t s (Up th e C oax) …………………………………………………………………………………127（at most） Programmable patterns (Infinova “I”/ PelcoP/D/ Up the Coax)……………………………………………………………………4 Programmable areas………………………………………………………………………………………………………………16 Alarm inputs…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4 Relay output…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………1 Home position……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Yes Auto pan……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Yes Menu language………………………………………………………………………………………………………………English

Synchronization

Internal………………………………………………………………………………………………………Built-in sync generator Power synchronization (Line lock)……………………………………………………………………………………Phas e adjust ed

Mechanical

Manual speed………………………………………………………………………………………………………1-90o per second Max. preset speed……………………………………………………………………………………………………240 Pan travel……………………………………………………………………………………………………………360 Tilt travel………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………0~90 Motor…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………stepping motor

Electrical

Input voltage…………………………………………………………………………………………………………24VAC/12VDC Power requi rements…………………………………………………………………………12VDC: 25W; 24VAC: 50W (Outdoor)

12VDC: 15W; 24VAC: 25W (Indoor)

Power surge protection……………………………………………………………………………………………………………Yes

Environmental

Operating temp erature……………………………………………………………………0oC~40oC (indoor), -40oC~50oC (outdoor ) Humidity……………………………………………………………………………………………………< 90% (non-condensing) Air pressure………………………………………………………………………………………………………………86~106 KPa

* NOTE: The numbers of pres ets i n differ ent protocols please refer to 5.1 in this ma nual.

per second

continuous

Technical Specification of the Cameras.

Optic Zoom 18X 22X 23X 26X 35X 36X

Video Type

Scanning System 2:1 Interlace Scanning

Image Se nsor

Resolution

Aperture/Focal Length

Angle of View

Minimum Focal Range

PAL/NTSC

(Color)

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

F1.4 ~ F3.0

f=4.1 ~ 73.8 mm

48° (Wide) /

2.8° (Tele)

0.29m (Wide) ~0.8m (Tele)

PAL/NTSC (Color)

1/4" Interlace

Scanning CCD

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

768(H) x 494 ( V) F1.6 ~ F3.8

f=4 ~ 88 mm

47.3°(214) 47° (274)

(Wide) / 2.2° (Tele)

0.01m (Wide) ~1.6m (Tele)

PAL/NTSC

(Color, B/W)

1/4" Pro gressive

Scanning CCD

PAL/450K: 752 (H) x 582 ( V ) NTSC/380K: 768 (H) x 494 ( V )

F1.6 ~ F3.7 f=3.6 ~ 82.8 mm

54° (Wide) /

2.5° (Tele)

0.01m (Wide)

~1.0m (Tele)

Color Mode (IR-Cut On):

1.0 lux

(NTSC:1/60s,

Sensitivity

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

2.0 lux ( 214)

1.0 lux ( 274) (PAL: 1/50s, NTSC: 1/60s)

PAL: 1/50s)

0.1 lux

(NTSC:1/4s,

PAL: 1/3s)

0.05Lux (NTSC:1/2s, PAL: 1/1.5s)

B/W Mode (IR-Cut

Off):

0.01 lux

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

Horizontal 480 TVL 540 TVL 480 TVL 540 TVL 530TVL S/N Ratio >50dB

Video Output 1.0 ±0.2 Vp-p Backlight

Compensation Sync System Internal/External

WDR / /

FNR / / OFF/AUTO/MANU / / / Digital Zoom 1~12X A djus t able DSS No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Focus Auto/Manual

White Balance Auto/Manual

Shutter Spe ed

Iris Auto/Manual

Auto: Default Set 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

AD WDR/ WDR*/

Auto: Default Set Manual: PAL: 1/1.5~1/30000s NTSC: 1/2~1/30000s

OFF/WDR/

AD WDR*

PAL/NTSC

(Color, B/W)

1/4" Interlace

Scanning CCD

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

F1.6 ~ F3.8 f=3.5 ~ 91 mm

54.2° ( Wide)/

2.2° (Tele)

0.32m (Wide) ~1.5m (Tele)

Color Mode (IR-Cut On):

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

0.07 lux ( PAL: 1/3s, NTSC: 1/4s) B/W Mode (IR-Cut

Off):

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

0.01 lux ( PAL: 1/3s , NTSC: 1/4s)

Off/On

/ MD1/MD2/OFF Off/On

Auto: Default Set Manual: PAL: 1/1~1/10000s NTSC: 1/1~1/10000s

PAL/NTSC (Color, B/W)

1/4" Pro gressive

Scanning CCD

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

F1.4 ~ F4.2 f=3.4 ~ 119 mm

55.8° ( Wide) /

1.7° (Tele)

0.01m (Wide) ~1.0m (Tele)

Color Mode (IR-Cut On):

0.5 lux ( PAL:

1/50s ,

NTSC: 1/60s)

0.05 lux ( PAL:

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

0.025Lux

(PAL:1/1.5s, NTSC: 1/2s)

B/W Mode (IR-Cut

Off):

0.01Lux: (PAL:

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

Auto: Default Set Manual: PAL: 1/1.5~1/30000s NTSC: 1/2~1/30000s

PAL/NTSC (Color, B/ W)

1/4" Interlace

Scanning CCD

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

F1.6-4.5

f=3.4~122.4mm

57.8°(Wide)/

1.7°(Tele)

0.32m（Wide） ~1.5m(Tele)

Color Mode

(IR-Cut On):

1.4Lux@F1.6 50IRE (NTSC: 1/60s,PAL: 1/50s)

0.1Lux@F1.6 50IRE: (NTSC: 1/4s,PAL: 1/3s) B/W Mode (IR-Cut Off):

0.01Lux@F1.6 50IRE: (NTSC: 1/4s,PAL: 1/3s)

Auto: Default Set Manual: PAL: 1/1~1/10000s NTSC: 1/1~1/10000s

Appendix II 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.

No vid eo si gnal is present.

Vague image

Wrong power connection Reconnect power cabl e Power supply failure Repair or replace power supply Power PCB fus e damage Replace the fuse

New camera ID has not been activated Recycle the power Protocol or Baud rate D i p swit ch settings are incorrectly chosen Wrong camera ID Rese t the camera ID Came ra is not properl y called via keyboard Use the camera ID to call it

Wrong video cable connect i on Recon nect the video cable Video ca ble broken Replace the video cable

Unclear down cover Clean the down cover

Manual focus has been set

Prop er set the Protocol and Baud r ate.

Set focus mode to "auto" or manually adjust the ca me ra focus

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Infinova V1723, V1726, V1746, V1745, V1725 Operation/programming Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Chapter I Product Description

Chapter II System Feature

2.1 High-Performance Image

2.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera

2.3 Open Protocol Design

2.4 Automat ed Operat io n

2.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask

2.6 Intuitive Me nu Programming

2.7 Powerful Alarm Handling

2.8 Wide Application & Easy Installation

Chapter III Dome Operation

3.1 System Initiation

3.2 Basic Operations

3.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset

3.4 Setting and Calling up a Pattern

3.5 Setting and Calling up a Autopan

Chapt er IV Menu Pro gra mming

4.1 Menu Navigation and Opera tion

4.2 Main Menu

4.3 Camera Information

4.4 Camera Setup

4.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode

4.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup

4.7 Home Position

4.8 Alarm Action and State

4.9 AUTOPAN

4.10 Pattern

4.11 Setting Areas

4.12 Default Set

Chapter V Operations Under Different Protocols

5.1 Performances and Features

5.2 Operations

Appendix I Specifications

Appendix II Troubleshooting