JVC TK-C625E, TK-C625U, TK-C625 Instructions Manual

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DOME TYPE CAMERA

TK-C625

INSTRUCTIONS

For Customer Use:

Enter below the Model No. and Serial No. which is located on the body. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No. TK-C625

Serial No.

LWT0254-001B-H

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Safety Precautions

FOR USA AND CANADA

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC

Due to design modifications, data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

dangerous voltageB within the

INFORMATION FOR USA

8 INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. 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. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

●Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

●Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

●Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

●Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

8 CAUTION

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC COULD VOID USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

AVERTISSEMENT: POUR EVITER LES RISQUES D’INCENDIE OU D’ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS EXPOSER L’APPAREIL A L’HUMIDITE OU A LA PLUIE.

INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA)

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil numerique de la Class B est conforme a la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

8 This installation should be made by a qualified

service person and should conform to all local codes.

8 This installation shall be in accordance with the

National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

8 This product shall be powered by a Listed Class 2

power supply only.

8 Any Mention in this manual of Alarm inputs/outputs

have not been evaluated by UL to be used for Burglar Alarm Functionality.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

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These are general IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and certain items may not apply to all appliances.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Read all of these instructions.

2. Save these instructions for later use.

3. All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Unplug this appliance system from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

5. Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

6. Do not use this appliance near water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.

7. Do not place this appliance on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The appliance may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the appliance. Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

8. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation, to insure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This appliance should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This appliance should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided.

9. This appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. For appliance designed to operate from battery power, refer to the operating instructions.

10. For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it form the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

11. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this appliance where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it.

12. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the appliance.

13. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock.

14. Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance.

15. Do not attempt to service this appliance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

16. Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the appliance. c. If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls

that are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage

and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to normal operation. e. If the appliance has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service.

17. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

18. Upon completion of any service or repairs to this appliance, ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the appliance is in safe operating condition.

PORTABLE CART WARNING (symbol provided by RETAC)

S3125A

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Introduction

Thank you for purchsing this product. (These instructions are for TK-C625U/TK-C625E) TK-C625U : For North American Market. TK-C625E : For European Market. “TK-C625” is used for common descriptions between both models in this manual. Before beginning to operate this unit, please read the instruction manual carefully in order to make sure that the best possible performance is obtained.

Characteristics

8 Day/Night Surveillance

When the light is low, the camera is able to switch automatically to the high-sensitive (B&W) mode by turning the IR cut filter to ON/ OFF.

8 Private Mask feature

This feature enables setting to mask a certain portion of the shooting area if it is to be hidden.

8 Optical Zoom

Closer surveillance is made possible using the x12 optical zoom lens.

8 Use of a bright zoom lens

Maximum aperture ratio of F 1.6 (at the Wide end) and use of a bright zoom lens produces a highly sensitive color mode of 3.6 lx (AGC 20 dB, 50%).

8 High-speed Rotating Table

High-speed rotating table with a horizontal panning speed of 180°/sec and vertical tilting speed of 120°/sec makes it possible to recall a preset position quickly.

8 High image quality

Uses a camera with a high resolution of 0.38 mega pixels and a highly sensitive CCD to realize a high image quality of 540 lines (Typ.) and S/N50dB.

How to Use This Manual

MEMO

CAUTION

: Points to pay attention to during operation. : Details for reference, such as functions or

constraints during use.

: Pages or items to refer to.

Contents

Safety Precautions 2

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 3

Introduction 4

Characteristics ....................................................................................4

Contents..............................................................................................4

Operating Precautions ........................................................................5

Name and Function of Parts ...............................................................7

Connections & Installation 9

Multi-Drop Communication System.....................................................9

Point-to-Point Communication System .............................................11

Switch Settings..................................................................................13

Cable Connections............................................................................16

Installing the Ceiling Mount ...............................................................19

Installing the Camera ........................................................................20

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 21

Setup Procedure ...............................................................................21

Menu Screen Configuration ..............................................................22

CAMERA FUNCTION 1 Screen........................................................24

CAMERA FUNCTION 2 Screen........................................................24

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen ......................................................26

CAMERA ALC/VIDEO Screen ..........................................................27

AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE Screen...............................................28

POS. FUNCTION SET Screen..........................................................29

FACTORY SETTINGS Screen..........................................................30

PRIVATE MASK Setup ..................................................................... 31

MANUAL PAN LIMIT Setup ..............................................................32

CAMERA TITLE Setup......................................................................34

AREA DISPLAY Setup (TITLE).........................................................35

AREA DISPLAY Setup (DIRECTION)...............................................36

ALARM TITLE Setup.........................................................................37

AUTO PAN Setup .............................................................................38

AUTO PATROL Setup ......................................................................39

AUTO TRACE Setup.........................................................................40

POSITION TITLE Setup....................................................................41

Other 42

Troubleshooting ................................................................................42

Specifications ....................................................................................43

Introduction (continued)

Operating Precautions

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8 WARNING

●Install the unit on a strong and stable surface. This unit has been designed to revolve at high speed. Due to its weight (about 1.3 kg) and the vibrations it may be subjected to, the camera must be mounted to a sturdy and stable material. If the ceiling material lacks strength, for example if it is made of a decorative laminated material or plasterboard, then the mount should be reinforced using materials such as veneered plywood. If such reinforcement is inadequate, images may fluctuate due to vibration or, in the worst case, the camera may fall and cause a serious accident should there be anyone below it.

●For installation, use the provided ceiling mount and the optional flush mounted ceiling bracket, which is sold separately. When installing this device, the provided ceiling mount and the optional flush mounted ceiling bracket, which are sold separately should be used. Also be sure to connect the drop prevention wire and tighten all screws and nuts firmly.

●Power the unit with the rated power voltage. The power rating for this unit is 24 V AC, 50 Hz/60 Hz. If a power above this rating is supplied, a malfunction will occur or, in the worst case, smoke or fire may be produced.

●This unit offers a certain degree of protection against any damage either to itself or to its connection cable that might result from indirect lightning strikes, but it is not capable of preventing all damage by lightning strikes. For example it is not protected against a direct lightning strike. If lightning damage can be expected in the place where the unit is installed, be sure to take countermeasures by adding an arrester to the connection cable, etc.

●To save energy, turn the system off whenever it is not in use.

●This camera has been designed for indoor use. It cannot be

used outdoors.

●This camera has been designed to be hung from a ceiling. Do not install it in an upright position on a surface or at an angle, as this may cause a malfunction or a noticeable shortening of its service life.

●Do not install or use the camera in the following locations.

•In a place exposed to rain or water.

•In a place containing vapor or oil soot, for example in a

kitchen.

•In a place outside the operating temperature range (-10I

to 50I).

•Near a source of strong radio waves or magnetism,

radiation or X-rays.

•In a place where corrosive gassed are generated.

•In a place subject to vibrations.

•In a place with excessive dust.

●Insufficient ventilation of the camera may cause a malfunction. Be careful not to block ventilation of the camera. This unit radiates heat from the panel surfaces (top panel and side panels). Do not install it in a place where a heat pool may form, such as near a wall.

●Do not install the camera in a place exposed to cold air, for example near to the air outlet of an air conditioner. Otherwise, moisture may become condensed inside the dome cover.

●Do not point the lens at a strong light source, for example under the sun. Doing so may cause the camera to malfunction.

●The camera incorporates an AGC circuit. As a result, when it is used under low light conditions the camera gain may increase automatically. This makes the picture appear uneven, however this is not a malfunction.

●When equipment that generates strong magnetism such as a transceiver is used near to the unit while the AGC circuit is ON, beat noise, etc may interfere with the picture. If a transceiver or similar equipment is used, keep it a distance of at least 3 meters from this unit.

●In auto iris mode, when the AGC circuit is ON, varying the iris with the iris control button may not change the picture brightness. This is due to the automatic gain boost by the AGC circuit. In this case, set AGC to OFF or use the manual iris mode.

●In auto iris mode, the iris control button may not function under certain brightness conditions (i.e. when a sufficient amount of light cannot be obtained). In this case, set the iris mode to manual.

●When the camera is used in ATW (Auto White balance) mode, the colors captured by the camera may differ from the actual colors being shot due to the mechanics of the autotracking operation within the white balance circuit. However, this is not a malfunction.

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Introduction (continued)

Operating Precautions (continued)

●If a very bright object (such as a lamp) is being monitored, the picture may contain vertical lines (smear) above and below the bright object in the picture. This is a phenomenon normal to a solid-state image pickup device (CCD) and is not a malfunction.

●The electronic shutter speed of the camera has been set to 1/50 *(1/60) second at the factory. If the camera is used under a fluorescent light source in an area with a local power frequency of 60 Hz *(50 Hz), change the shutter speed to 1/ 120 *(1/100) second using the remote control unit. (Note that the sensitivity will deteriorate slightly.) *( ) : TK-C625U

●When the camera is used to monitor the same position over many hours (e.g. continuously for 24 hours a day) the contact resistance of the panning mechanism may increase. This may cause the picture to be affected by noise interference or the remote control operation becoming unstable. To prevent this from happening, once a week, turn the system off and on to initialize the camera and clean the contacts.

●Do not touch the lens on the dome cover directly by hand. Contamination of the cover will lead to deterioration of the picture quality.

●Since the dome cover is of a hemispherical shape, the picture tends to become distorted at the edges of the hemisphere. The edges of the hemisphere is masked for this camera. When the camera is tilted and pointed in the horizontal direction, therefore, edges of the hemisphere may enter the angle of view, hence causing the upper end of the screen to appear dark and the image to go out of focus. In this case, use the TILT LIMIT settings (Page 25) to prevent capturing the above areas.

●When an object is located near a light source or contains a large difference in brightness, a ghost may interfere with the picture. This phenomenon is due to the characteristics of the dome cover and the built-in lens and is not a malfunction.

●In particular, manual or auto pan operations near the TELE end may cause the screen to appear shaky (rotation is not smooth). This phenomenon is due to the characteristics of the motor and is not a malfunction.

●Observe the following points when carrying out maintenance of the camera.

•Turn the system off before proceeding.

•Clean the dome cover using a lens cleaning cloth (or

tissue). The dome cover may become stained in a very short period in certain operating environments. If the dome cover lens becomes excessively contaminated, clean it with a lens cleaning cloth (or tissue) moistened with a solution of neutral detergent in water.

●If this camera is stored in an environment with low temperature with its power turned off, a message indicating "PLEASE WAIT. NOW WARMING-UP." will appear blinking on the monitor when the power is turned on, and it will start to warm up. Warming up is complete after the internal parts of the camera reaches an appropriate temperature, after which normal operation of the camera is possible. Please wait for a while until the warming up message disappears.

8 Zooming operation

The following phenomena are due to the characteristics of the built-in lens and are not malfunctions.

●Focus may deviate slightly upon stopping a zoom operation near the Tele end manually or using a preset selection.

●Manual zooming operation may not always be smooth.

●When a preset selection is made, the image may go out

of focus for a second during the zoom operation.

8 Preset positions

●The zooming position of the camera can be set to a total of 100 preset positions, including the home position.

8 Note on consumable parts

The following parts are consumable and should be replaced after a certain number of hours or a count of operations. The service lives given below are only typical values. They may vary depending on the operating environment and conditions. Note that the replacement of consumable parts is chargeable even when they are replaced before the termination of the warranty period.

●Zoom lens assembly

●Zooming operation : 2 million times

●Focusing operation : 4 million times

●Slip rings : 5 million operations

●Cooling fan : Approx. 50,000 hours

8 Note on auto focusing

Although this unit incorporates a one-push auto-focusing system and EASY AF functions, auto-focusing may sometimes be impossible depending on the object and camera setup. In this case, adjust the focusing manually.

Objects and images with which auto focusing may be difficult:

●When the image brightness is extremely high.

●When the image brightness is extremely low.

●When the image brightness varies continuously (for

example when the object is a flashing light).

●When the image contrast (difference between bright and dark) is very poor.

●When the image does not contain a vertical contour component.

●When vertical stripe patterns recur on the screen.

Camera setups with which auto focusing may be difficult:

●When the AGC is activated and the image is coarse.

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Refer to page 1-13.

Introduction (continued)

Name and Function of Parts

8 Ceiling Mount (Terminal Side)

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A Safety Wire

Hang this wire to the Fastening Hook for Safety Wire

B [VIDEO OUT] Coaxial Cable Terminal

Output terminal of a composite video signal (1 V(p-p)) with an output impedance of 75 K, to be connected to a switcher, etc.

C [AC24V H INPUT] AC 24 V Input Terminal

Connect to a AC 24 V power supply.

D Safety Wire Mounting Hole

To prevent the camera from falling down, pass the wire from the ceiling slab or channel to this hole.

E [ALARM IN / OUT] Alarm Input/Output Terminals (J502)

Te rminals for alarm input and output. (A pg. 17)

Pin No. Signal Name Displayed As

1Alarm Output + OUT + 2Alarm Output - OUT 3Alarm Input IN 4GND GND 5 ^ RESERVED

G F E D

F Locking Screw

For fastening the camera body. Ensure to fasten the Camera Clamping Bracket

G [CONTROL] Control Signal Terminal (J501)

Connect this to the remote control unit (RM-P2580).

Pin No. Signal Name Displayed As

1TX + 2TX 3RX + 4RX -

H Cover

This is a protection cover. Cut a slit in the rubber cap attached to the cover when wiring cables. When connecting cables to the ceiling mount, ensure to do so by running the cables through the Cover

I Cover Fastening Screw

This is used for fastening the Cover mount. To remove Cover H, do so by unfastening this screw.

P using this screw.

H. (A pg. 16)

H and the ceiling

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Introduction (continued)

Name and Function of Parts (continued)

8 Ceiling Mount (Setting Switch Side)

ONT

J Clamping Hole (x 4)

Use these holes to attach the camera to the ceiling or ceiling recessed bracket (WB-S625: sold separately).

K Camera Connection Terminal (Female)

Connect this to the Camera Connection Terminal (Male) on the camera.

L [Machine ID] Machine ID Setting Switch

For systems such as RM-P2580 that make use of the RS485 multi-drop communication system, set the ID for individual cameras. (A pg. 14)

M Setting Switch

For performing settings such as PROTOCOL and SYNC. (A pg. 13)

N Auxiliary Switch

This switch cannot be used.

8 Camera

O Camera Connection Terminal (Male)

For connection to the Camera Connection Terminal (Female)

P Camera Clamping Bracket

Insert the Locking Screw fasten the camera and the ceiling mount.

Q Lens

The lens is not a replaceable item.

R Dome Cover

The dome cover is fragile. Take care when handling it.

S Fastening Hook for Safety Wire

Hang the Safety Wire down) on the ceiling mount to this hook.

K on the ceiling mount.

F into this bracket and tighten to

A (to prevent camera from falling

Connections & Installation

POWER

OFF

AC INPUT

<<>>

:--I--PAN :--I--TILT

DUPLEX I D- 0 1

INITIAL PROCESS

PROTOCOL

Multi-Drop Communication System

A system that employs the RM-P2580 as the controller.

The following figure shows a system that can accommodate up to eight cameras. (100 positions can be preset per camera.)

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Camera 1

TK-C625

MACHINE ID: 01 Switch 8: OFF (RX TERM)

Camera 2

TK-C625

MACHINE ID: 02 Switch 8: OFF (RX TERM)

Camera 8

TK-C625

MACHINE ID: 08 Switch 8: ON (RX TERM)

Control signal cable

Coaxial cable

Remote control unit

RM-P2580

AC 24 V power supply A CAUTIONS

TO CAMERA

Observe the following points when connecting components together:

●Tu rn all the components off before proceeding.

●Read the instruction manuals of all components before

●For the types and lengths of connection cables, see

●Do not connect the control signal cables in a loop.

CAUTIONS

●The AC 24 V power supply must be isolated from the

●In order to prevent an excessive current flow through

TOCAMERA DATAI / O

RX+RX-TX+TX

COM

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

COM

9/1 10/2 11/3 12/413/5 14/6 15/7 16/8

2 3 4 5 6 7

431 2 875 6

2 3 4 5 6 7

proceeding.

ACable ConnectionsB (A pg. 16).

primary line. (ISOLATED POWER ONLY)

the power supply wire or camera due to a short circuit, a fuse must be installed in the power supply line.

UNIT

CAMERA

COM COM COM

ALARM

AUTO

VIDEO INPUT

VIDEO OUTPUT

MONITOR OUTPUT 1

MONITOR

OUTPUT

SERIAL-2SERIAL-1

MONITOR

OUTPUT

Monitor

8 ACable ConnectionsB (A pg. 16)

(Terminal side of Ceiling Mount)

Control signal cable

Coaxial cable

Powe r cable

Connection of the control signal cable (A twisted pair cable is recommended.)

TX + TX RX + RX -

Each terminal on the camera and the RM-P2580 is marked , , , or . In order to facilitate

understanding and to avoid connection mistakes, it is recommended to connect the terminals carrying the same marks.

Camera 1 CONTROL terminals

Camera 2 CONTROL terminals

Camera 3 CONTROL terminals

To the TO CAMERA terminal of the RM-P2580 and to the next camera

To the CAMERA INPUT terminal of the RM-P2580

To AC 24 V power supply Listed class 2 input only

RX +

RM-P2580

RX -

terminals

TX +

TX -

8 ASwitch SettingsB (A pg. 13)

(Setting switches are on the side of the Ceiling Mount)

Machine ID

Set to the Video Input number of RM-P2580. (Setting procedures A pg. 14)

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Switch 1 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 2 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 3 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 4 : ON Switch 5 : OFF Switch 7 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 8 : Set to ON only for the

camera connected at the end of the control signal cable. Set to OFF for all other cameras.

Camera 1 monitor display at power ON

A<Procedures for Checking

Duplex display

Machine ID>B (A pg. 14)

ID No. display

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Multi-Drop Communication System (continued)

A system that does not employ the RM-P2580 as the controller.

MEMO

● Be sure to terminate the control signal cable at both ends. The cables (length of stub) connecting pieces of non-terminated equipment (cameras or controllers) must be as short as possible. If the length of stub is too long, control precision may suffer.

CONTROL Cable

CAM1 CAM2 CAM32Length of stub

PROTOCOL(1) : ON MACHINE ID : 01 RX TERM : ON

PROTOCOL(1) : ON MACHINE ID : 02 RX TERM : OFF

Coaxial Cable

●An AC 24V power source must be supplied to each camera. (A CAUTIONS)

●Set the TERM switch of the camera connected lastly (CAM1 in the example

PROTOCOL(1) : ON MACHINE ID : 32 RX TERM : OFF

Length of stub Terminate it with

110

CONTROLLER*

VIDEO SWITCHER, etc.

of the above figure) to ON, and terminate at the controller with a resistance of 110 K. Set the TERM switches of the other cameras to OFF.

CAUTIONS

●The AC 24 V power supply must be isolated from the primary line. (ISOLATED POWER ONLY)

●In order to prevent an excessive current flow through the power supply wire or camera due to a short circuit, a fuse must be

installed in the power supply line.

Connections & Installation (continued)

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Point-to-Point Communication System

The following illustration shows a system in which a remote control unit (or a similar piece of equipment) controls a single camera.

Video out

Control signal cable

AC 24 V power supply (A CAUTIONS)

Monitor

Switch 4 : OFF (Point to Point) Switch 8 : ON (Terminated 110 K)

Observe the following points when connecting components together:

●Tu rn all the components off before proceeding.

●Read the instruction manuals of all components before proceeding.

Controller

8 ACable ConnectionsB (A pg. 16)

(Terminal side of the Ceiling Mount)

Control signal cable

Coaxial cable

Powe r cable

To controller

To monitor

To the AC 24V power supply. Listed class 2 input only. (A CAUTIONS)

8 ASwitch SettingsB (A pg. 13)

(Setting switches are on the side of the Ceiling Mount)

Setting not required

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Switch 1 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 2 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 3 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 4 : OFF Switch 5 : Configure in accordance

Switch 7 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 8 : ON

with the requirements of the controller communication system.

MEMO

● If this camera or the cables connected to this camera are used in places subject to strong electromagnetic waves or other forms of magnetism, such as those near a radio or TV transmitter, a power transformer or an electric motor, the picture may suffer from noise and colors may be affected.

● An optionally available controller is required to use a TK-C625 camera. Please contact your local dealer or installer for more information about these controllers.

CAUTIONS

●The AC 24 V power supply must be isolated from the primary line. (ISOLATED POWER ONLY)

●In order to prevent an excessive current flow through the power supply wire or camera due to a short circuit, a fuse must be

installed in the power supply line.

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Point-to-Point Communication System (continued)

Use twisted-pair cables for the connections.

●Duplex

When the camera is controlled using the full duplex protocol, set the Switch 5 of the Setting switch to ON.

Camera Controller

RX +

RX -

TX +

TX -

TX +

TX -

RX +

RX -

Four wires must be connected.

Example (connection with an RM-P2580)

Camera RM-P2580

RX +

RX -

TX +

TX -

TX +

TX -

RX +

RX -

●Simplex

When the camera is controlled using the simplex transmission protocol, set the Switch 5 of the Setting switch to ON.

Camera Controller

RX +

RX -

Tw o wires must be connected.

TX +

TX -

Connections & Installation (continued)

Switch Settings

Set the switches on the Ceiling Mount before installing the camera. Settings vary according to configuration of the system used.

8 Setting switches

AMachine ID Setting SwitchB (A pg. 14)

Switch 1 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 2 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 3 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 4 : PROTOCOL(1) Switch 5 : PROTOCOL(2) Switch 6 : SYNC Switch 7 : Invalid (Set to OFF) Switch 8 : RX TERM

Setting not required. Set all to OFF.

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R RESERVED (Switches 1, 2, 3)

These switches must be set to OFF.

R PROTOCOL (1) (Switch 4)

Selects whether a single camera or multiple cameras are controlled in a system. Set PROTOCOL(1) to Multi drop when connecting multiple cameras in series.

PROTOCOL (1) Switch 4

Point-to-point OFF Multi-drop (when using the RM-P2580)

(Initial setting: OFF) When set to Multi-drop, be sure to set the Machine ID of each camera.

R PROTOCOL (2) (Switch 5)

Set this switch according to the communication protocol used when controlling the cameras.

PROTOCOL (2) Switch 5

Duplex (when using the RM-P2580) OFF Simplex ON

(Initial setting: OFF)

R SYNC (Switch 6)

When this switch is set to ON, the vertical sync of the camera becomes locked to the frequency of the AC power line.

SYNC Switch 6

INT OFF LL ON

(Initial setting: OFF) (LL mode : TK-C625E : 50Hz ONLY

TK-C625U : 60Hz ONLY)

R RESERVED (Switch 7)

This switch must be set to OFF.

R RX TERM (Switch 8)

This switch sets whether or not the section between control signal terminals RX + and RX - is to be terminated (with a resistance of 110 K).

RX Termination Switch 8

Te rminated (110 K)ON Open OFF

(Initial setting: Terminated (110 K)) When the system in which this camera is used is a

multidrop system (RS-485 system), set only the camera located at the extreme end of the control signal cables to ATe r mi n a te d B and set the other cameras to AOpenB.

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Switch Settings (continued)

8 Machine ID Setting Switch

When controlling the system using a multi-drop remote control unit such as RM-P2580, for instance, assign a number (machine ID) for identification to each of the connected cameras. Assign a machine ID according to the video input number of RM-P2580.

R Ceiling Mount (Setting Switch Side)

1ON234 6785

Machine ID

1 Output video image for checking to the monitor 2 Tu rn on the power (AC 24 V) of the camera 3 Camera initializes

The following message will appear.

INITIAL PROCESS

PAN:--I-TILT:--I--

PROTCOL DUPLEX : ID-01

Check that this is displayed as

“DUPLEX”

Displayed as ID-LL. Check that the number LL is correct.

4 Check to ensure that “DUPLEX” and AID-LLB are

displayed, and whether the number coincides with the video input number of RM-P2580. If the number is incorrect, re-set the machine ID.

MEMO

● For systems using RM-P2580, a set of control signal cables are connected to multiple cameras during use. Errors in the switch setting of any one of the cameras will therefore cause malfunction in the entire system.

Connections & Installation (continued)

8 Machine ID

Set the Machine ID using a combination of numbers between 1 to 8. (This is set to OFF in the factory settings.)

Machine ID Installation

/CEJKPG

Switch

Machine ID Installation

/CEJKPG

Switch

Machine ID Installation

/CEJKPG

Switch

Machine ID Installation

/CEJKPG

Switch

EN 15

1ON234 6785

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1ON234 6785

234 6785

1ON234 6785

234 6785

1ON234 6785

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Cable Connections

CAUTIONS

●Ensure to attach the cover for the ceiling mount. Installation is not possible without attaching the cover.

●The cover prevents penetration of foreign objects into the ceiling mount. Penetration of foreign objects may cause a

malfunction or, in the worst scenario, cause smoking or fire.

Connection Procedure

1 Make a hole in the ceiling

Make use of the template supplied to open a hole (R75) for leading the connection cable through the rear side of the ceiling.

2 Remove the Cover

Loosen the Cover Fastening Screw, and turn the Cover in the anti-clockwise direction to remove the Cover from the ceiling mount.

MEMO

● When loosening the Cover Fastening Screw, do so while ensuring that it does not protrude from the hole.

Cover Fastening Screw

Cover

Safety Wire Mounting Hole

Ceiling Mount (Terminal

Side)

4 Connect the cable to this camera

Connect cables to the terminal on the ceiling mount. Connection cables include alarm signal cable, coaxial cable, control signal cable and the AC 24 V power cable.

A Control Signal Cable (A pg. 18)

For connection to RM-P2580.

B Coaxial cable (A pg. 17)

For connection of monitors and other devices.

C Alarm signal cable (A pg. 17)

For connection to devices with alarm input/output terminals.

D Power cable (A pg. 18)

For connection to an AC 24 V power supply. Listed class 2 input only.

A Control Signal Cable

B Coaxial Cable

C Alarm Signal Cable

D Power Cab le

Connect to "To Camera" terminal of RMP2580 and to subsequent cameras.

Connect to the monitor, etc.

Connect to devices with alarm input terminal. Connect to AC 24 V power supply. Listed class 2 input only.

5 Attach the Cover

Attach the Cover to the ceiling mount by following procedure of Step 2 in the reverse order.

A Attach the cover upon aligning the hole with the Safety

Wire Mounting Hole on the ceiling mount, followed by turning it in the clockwise direction.

B Fasten the Cover Fastening Screw.

3 Lead the cable through the Cover

Make a slit on the (rubber) cap that is attached to the Cover, followed by leading the cable through. Follow the diagram below to make the slit.

Cap (Upper)

Connections & Installation (continued)

Connection of Alarm Input / Output Terminals

Connect the alarm input/output terminals to external devices such as sensors and buzzers.

A Follow the diagram below to loosen and remove the screws

on the two edges of the terminal block.

B Strip the coating of the alarm signal cable by about 4 mm

before inserting it into the terminal.

C Tu rn the screw on the side to fasten the alarm signal cable. D Upon fastening the alarm signal cable, re-install the

terminal block that has been dismantled in

Alarm Signal Cable

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Connection of Coaxial Cables

Connecting an RG-59 coaxial cable.

Strip the tip of the coaxial cable according to the diagram below.

Polyethylene

Core Wire

Insulation

Ta p e

*Fold back the mesh wires and secure using an insulation tape to

prevent them from becoming loose and causing a short circuit.

Mesh Wires

8 Alarm Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to an infrared, door or metallic sensor, or to a manual switch.

●Input non-voltage contact signal to the alarm input terminal to prevent internal circuit noises.

●Do not supply voltage.

●Use the menu to set whether to activate alarm when the

contact is short (make) or open (break).

●Ensure that the alarm signal input lasts for at least 200 ms. Otherwise, they may not be recognized as alarm signals.

GND

8 Alarm Output Terminal

Connect this to alarm devices such as an annunciator, indicator, lamp or buzzer.

●The alarm output terminal is a photocoupler-insulated open collector, which turns ON during an alarm.

●As these terminals are provided with polarity. Ensure that voltage at the + terminal is higher than that at the terminal. Application of reverse voltage in this case may cause the device to break down.

OUT +

22 Ω

MEMO

● If an RG-11 coaxial cable is used it cannot be connected directly to the terminal board. To use such a cable, connect an RG-59 cable to the camera and then connect the RG-11 cable to the RG-59 cable.

● To increase cable extension, make use of thicker cables or a cable compensator.

● The maximum extension distance varies according to the system in use as well as characteristics of the cable.

Rating

Maximum applied voltage : 20 V DC Maximum drive current : 25 mA

OUT

−

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Cable Connections (continued)

Connection of Control Signal Cables

Connect this to the remote control unit (RM-P2580).

Connection of Power

Connect to an AC 24 V Supply.

The maximum permissible length of the control signal cable during connection with RM-P2580 is 1200m. (RM-P2580 allows connection of a set of cables to multiple cameras. In this case, the total length of the cables shall not exceed 1200m.)

A Follow the diagram below to loosen and remove the screws

on the two edges of the terminal block.

B Strip the coating of the control signal cable by about 4 mm

before inserting it into the terminal.

C Tu rn the screw on the side to fasten the control signal

cable.

D Upon fastening the control signal cable, re-install the

terminal block that has been dismantled in

4mm

Cable

Connect the AC 24 V power cable to the AC 24 V input terminal of the terminal block. When doing so, use of a lug plate is recommended for connection to the AC 24 V terminal to prevent connection errors and disconnection of cables.

When a 2-conductor VVF (vinyl-insulated vinyl sheath cable) is used, the maximum connection lengths are as follows.

(Reference values)

MEMO

● Instead of using 0.65, 4-core cables (2 pairs), it is recommended that twisted pair cables (category 3 and above) for use with Ethernet be used.

● Cables with a thickness between 0.4 mm to 1.3 mm can be used.

● Connect the control signal cables so that TX+ and TX- form a pair

and RX+ and RX- form another.

To reduce the radiation of the Control Signal Cables connecting to this unit, make sure to mount the provided Ferrite Core.

Within 10 cm

Wind once

Connect to AC 24 V power supply. Listed class 2 input only.

1.8 or more

2.3 or more

2.9 or more

Maximum

Connection Length

Conductor

Diameter

Power Cable

100 m 260 m 410 m 500 m

1.2 or more

CAUTIONS

● When thin cables are used, the cable resistance increases. As a result, the effective voltage will drop when the power consumption of the unit is at its maximum level (during simultaneous operation of panning and tilting). As such, use thicker cables with lower resistance, or decrease the cable length by installing the power supply unit near the camera, such that voltage drop upon flow of the rated current of the camera does not exceed 10%. When the voltage drops while the camera is in use, performance may become unstable and preset positions may not be reproduced accurately.

● The internal circuit may be damaged if the cable is connected by mistake. In this case, ensure that you stop using and contact the nearest JVC dealers.

Ferrite Core

Wire Clamp

Ceiling Mount

CAUTIONS

● Mount the Ferrite Core as close as possible the camera (within 10 cm).

● Secure the Ferrite Core with the provided Wire Clamp.

● Pass the wire through the Ferrite Core once before connecting to

the camera.

Control Signal Cables

Connections & Installation (continued)

Installing the Ceiling Mount

CAUTIONS

● Attachment of a recessed cover in the ceiling (recess bracket) may be mandatory in certain regions. If this is so, ensure that the recessed cover (recess bracket) is securely attached before installing the camera.

● Please refer to the instruction manual of the cover in use for details on installation of the recessed cover (recess bracket).

● For more detail, please contact the JVC dealers.

Ceiling

Embedded Cover Ceiling (recess bracket)

1 Attach the Safety Wire

Connect the ceiling slab or channel to the ceiling mount using a safety wire to prevent the camera from falling down. Make use of the Safety Wire Mounting Hole to connect the ceiling mount and the wire. (Refer to diagram below.)

Attach to Ceiling Slab or Channel

EN 19

2 Fasten the ceiling mount to the ceiling

Align the ADFRONT markB to the front direction that the camera is facing, and fasten the ceiling mount to the ceiling using the 4 screws while paying attention not to catch the connection cables. Use M4-sized (No 8) screws or bolts. For woodscrews, make use of those with a diameter of 4.1 mm.

DFRONT Mark

Direction camera is facing

Screws

Ceiling Mount

Safety Wire

Safety Wire Mounting Hole

CAUTION

Choose a wire and ceiling structure with an appropriate length and strength that may prevent danger in case the camera falls down.

MEMO

● Connect the wire in such a way that it can be insulated from the ceiling structure. If the ceiling structure is made of a metallic material, improper insulation with the camera may cause noise interference in the images.

● Safety wires are not provided. Please purchase commercially available wires separately.

MEMO

● Be sure to use 4 screws and attach them firmly.

● The sheet attached to the ceiling-mount screw holes of the ceiling

mount acts as an insulator between the ceiling mount and the ceiling structure. If the ceiling structure is made of a metallic material, improper insulation with the camera may cause noise interference in the images. To prevent this from occurring, ensure proper insulation during installation.

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Connections & Installation (continued)

Installing the Camera

1 Attach the Safety Wire

Follow the diagram to pull out the Safety Wire from the ceiling mount, followed by hanging it to the Fastening Hook for Safety Wire on the camera.

Safety Wire

Fastening Hook for Safety Wire

CAUTION

●Be sure to connect the Safety Wire. Otherwise, the camera may fall to the ground.

●Do not leave the camera hanging from the Safety Wire. The spring of the Safety Wire may lose its elasticity, and wire may get caught, thus preventing the camera to fit properly to the ceiling mount.

4 Tu rn the camera

Make sure that the camera is not tilted, followed by pushing the camera against the ceiling mount and turning it in the clockwise direction until it stops.Upon doing so, check that the Camera Clamping Bracket is aligned with the position of the Locking Screw of the ceiling mount.

Camera Clamping Bracket

Locking Screw

Tu r n c a m e ra in clockwise direction

5 Fasten the Locking Screw

Fasten the Locking Screw using a Phillips-head screwdriver.

Locking Screw

2 Check that the Locking Screw is loosened

The camera cannot be properly installed if the Locking Screw of the ceiling mount is not loosened.

3 Fit the camera to the ceiling mount

Fit the camera to the ceiling mount by aligning the AF markB of the

camera with the the positions of the Camera Clamping Bracket and the Locking Screw of the ceiling mount before fitting the camera.

Ceiling Mount

Locking Screw

Camera

Clamping

Bracket

markB of the ceiling mount. Additionally, check

AGMarkB

Fasten the Locking Screw

CAUTION

If the Locking Screw is not securely fastened, the camera may vibrate or fall down. Be sure to fasten the Locking Screw firmly.

●To dismantle the camera, perform procedure from 1 to 5 in

the reverse order.

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580

Setup Procedure

EN 21

MENU button

SET button

Powe r sw itch (Rear panel)

POWER lamp

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

FOCUS

SPEED

IRIS

ZOOM

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

CAMERA

POSI-

TION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

cursor

POSITION SETUP. . CAMERA. . CONTROL UNIT. .

SETUP

SETUP menu of the remote control unit

Indication of presence of submenus

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU screen for the camera

RM-P2580

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

PA N lever

In systems using an RM-P2580 remote control unit, the menus for use during camera setup can be displayed on the remote control unit. (Please refer to the Instructions for RM-P2580.)

8 Setting the camera menus from RM-P2580

1 Set the Power switch on the rear panel of the RM-P2580 to

ON.

●The POWER lamp lights up.

2 Press and hold the MENU button for 3 seconds.

●The LED of the MENU button lights up.

●The ASETUPB menu of the remote control unit is displayed on the

monitor connected to MONITOR OUTPUT 1.

3 Move the PAN lever downward to move the cursor (E) to

ACAMERA..B in the menu.

●Tilting the lever upward (J) moves the cursor upward.

●Tilting the lever downward (K) moves the cursor downward.

4 Press the SET button.

●The AMENUB screen for the camera is displayed.

●Items followed by A..B have further submenus.

5 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to select an item. 6 Tilt the PAN lever to the left or right to change the value of

the item.

●Tilting the lever toward the left (H) decreases the value.

●Tilting the lever toward the right (I) increases the value.

Upon changing the set value of items, a change mark (*) will appear as indicated in the left diagram. Please refer to the following pages for details on setting of the sub-menu.

7 Press the MENU button.

After completing the setup of the menu items, press the MENU button to return to the previous menu screen.

MEMO

● To prevent malfunction of the camera, do not perform menu operation until initialization of the camera has completed.

Change mark

CAMERA FUNCTION1 V. PHASE - - POS. TITLE LOC. UP-L PRIVATE MASK.. MANUAL DISPLAY ON

MENU>RETURN

Example of a submenu

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

Menu Screen Configuration

Normal screen

Press the MENU button for 1 second

POSITION SETUP. . CAMERA. . CONTROL UNIT. .

SETUP

MEMO

*1: Only applicable to the TK-C625E model. For TK-C625U, this is displayed as ACOLORB. *2: Only displayed for the TK-C625E model. *3: In TK-C625U’s case, “1/60” will be displayed.

MENU Screen

● This camera enables setting to be performed according to individual cameras (same setting will be applied to all positions) or each preset position.

Menu for setting according to each camera

• CAMERA FUNCTION 1 • CAMERA FUNCTION 2

• CAMERA TITLE/ALARM • CAMERA ALC/VIDEO

• AUTO PAN • AUTO TRACE

• AUTO PAT RO L

Menu for setting according to each preset position

• POS. FUNCTION SET N • IRIS MODE

• AVERAGE : PEAK

• BLC MODE

• W. BALANCE

• R GAIN

• B GAIN

A pg. 21 A pg. 24

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

CAMERA FUNCTION1 V. PHASE - - POS. TITLE LOC. UP-L PRIVATE MASK.. MANUAL DISPLAY ON

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 24

CAMERA FUNCTION2 FLIP OFF VAR.P/T SPEED ON EASY AF OFF AF FOR IR OFF TILT LIMIT M. PAN LIMIT OFF AUTO RETURN..

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 26

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM CAM.TITLE EDIT.. AREA DISPLAY OFF ALARM TITLE SIZE DOUBLE ALARM TITLE EDIT.. ALARM INPUT.. ALARM OUTPUT..

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

A pg. 27

CAMERA ALC / VIDEO SHUTTER 1 / 50 AGC MODE 10 dB B&W / COLOUR MODE.. COLOUR LEVEL NORMAL ENHANCE LEVEL NORMAL PEDESTAL LEVEL NORMAL

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 28

AUTO PAN / PATROL / TRACE AUTO PAN SET.. AUTO PATROL SET.. AUTO TRACE SET.. AUTO PAN / TRACE VIDEO .. RM.A.PAN KEY A.PAN RM.A.PATROL KEY A . PATROL

A pg. 30

FACTORY SETTINGS CANCEL CLEAR ( W / O POS. TITLE ) CLEAR ( ALL )

MENU>RETURN<SET>RETURN

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

A pg. 29

POS. FUNCTION SET HOME POSITION TITLE.. IRIS MODE AUTO AVERAGE : PEAK 8 : 2 BLC MODE OFF W. BALANCE ATW R GAIN - - B GAIN - - -

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

A pg. 41

POS. TITLE EDIT POS.∗ ∗

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MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

EN 23

A pg. 31 A pg. 31

PRIVATE MASK MODE OFF MASK No. 1 ( - )

MASK EDIT .. MASK DELETE ..

MENU>RETURN

MASK EDIT

A pg. 32 A pg. 31

M. PAN LIMIT POS.SET

[L]POS.SETTING

SET>INVALID

MENU>RETURN<SET>L/R

→

DURING PAN MOVEMENT

CANCEL DELETE

MENU>RETURN

MASK DELETE

A pg. 25

AUTO RETURN

MODE OFF TIME - - -

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 38

AUTO PAN SET AUTO PAN MODE RETURN AUTO PAN SPEED NORMAL A.PAN POS . SET..

A pg. 27

B&W / COLOUR MODE B&W MODE COLOUR LEVEL - - LIGHT TYPE NORMAL

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 38

AUTO PAN POSITION SET

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 39

AUTO PATROL SET MODE ∗

PATROL 1 HOME 10s PATROL 2 POS 1 10s PATROL 27 POS 26 10s

AUTO PATROL SET MODE ∗

PATROL 28 POS 27 10s

PATROL 97 POS 96 10s

PATROL 29 POS 28 10s

PATROL 98 POS 97 10s

PATROL 30 POS 29 10s

PATROL 99 POS 98 10s

PATROL 31 POS 30 10s

PATROL 100 POS 99 10s

PATROL 32 POS 31 10s

FOCUS>MODE<ZOOM>PAGE

MENU>RETURN

FOCUS>MODE<ZOOM>PAGE

MENU>RETURN

[START] POS.SET

SET>INVALID

MENU>RETURN<SET>L/R

→

DURING PAN MOVEMENT

A pg. 40

AUTO TRACE SET

A pg. 34

CAMERA TITLE EDIT

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MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

A pg. 35

AREA TITLE EDIT AREA∗ ∗

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FOCUS KEY>AREA No . SELECT

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

A pg. 36

DIRECTION STANDARD AXIS

SET UP STANDARD AXIS (N)

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 37

ALARM TITLE EDIT No.∗ ∗

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FOCUS KEY>ALARM No . SELECT

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

A pg. 26

ALARM INPUT MODE OFF POLARITY - - TIME - - PRIORITY - - -

MENU>RETURN

A pg. 26

ALARM OUTPUT

MODE OFF

SET START POSITION

MENU>RETURN<SET>LEARN

A pg. 29

AUTO PAN / TRACE VIDEO IRIS MODE AUTO AVERAGE : PEAK 8 : 2 BLC MODE OFF W.BALANCE ATW R GAIN - - B GAIN - - -

MENU>RETURN

MEMO

*1: Only applicable to the TK-C625E model. For TK-C625U, this is displayed as ACOLORB. *2: Only displayed for the TK-C625E model.

MENU>RETURN

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

CAMERA FUNCTION 1 Screen

Item Function/Set Value

V. PHASE This adjusts the vertical synchronization to those of other cameras when a selector switch for

the synchronizing system on the Ceilling Mount is at LL. (50 Hz *(60Hz) power region only.) *( ) : TK-C625U Set values : TK-C625E : -156 to 0 to 156

TK-C625U : -131 to 0 to 131

POS.TITLE LOC. Use this to set the display positions of position and area titles.

UP-L : Display at the top left of the screen. DOWN-C : Display at the lower center of the screen. DOWN-L : Display at the bottom left of the screen. UP-R : Display at the top right of the screen. UP-C : Display at the upper center of the screen. DOWN-R : Display at the bottom right of the screen. [Set values: UP-L, DOWN-L, UP-C, DOWN-C, UP-R, DOWN-R]

PRIVATE MASK.. This function grays out sections on the captured image that are not to be displayed. The

grayed out section moves accordingly during panning, tilting and zooming. APRIVATE MASK SetupB (A pg. 31)

MANUAL DISPLAY Use this to set whether to display AMANUALB on the screen when manual operation is

performed at non-preset positions using the remote control unit. When this is set to AONB, AAUTO PANB and AAUTO TRACEB will also be displayed on the screen respectively during Auto Pan and Auto Trace operations, in addition to manual operation. ON : Display "MANUAL". OFF : Do not display "MANUAL".

MEMO

● Even when this item is set to AONB, display will not appear when the AAREA DISPLAYB (A pg. 26) item

is set to ATITLEB or ADIRB, or when a preset position is selected.

CAMERA FUNCTION 2 Screen

Initial Val ue

UP-L

Item Function/Set Value

FLIP When Tilt operation is performed with this item set to AOFFB, the camera will stop at the

position where it is facing directly downwards. When an object passes beneath the camera, the camera will A point downwards, B pan 180°, and C point upwards. In other words, the camera needs to perform these 3 steps. By using the Auto Flip function helps to reduce the number of operations. Set this function when shooting an object that passes beneath the camera. OFF : Auto Flip is disabled. AUTO 1 : The camera pans 180° automatically and stops when the object comes beneath

the camera. In this case, the camera and PAN/TILT lever operations function in the same direction.

AUTO 2 : The camera pans 180° automatically when the object comes beneath the

camera, and direction of the camera and TILT lever operations function in opposite directions. Set this function to enable continuous operation. Stopping this operation restores the camera to its normal direction of operation.

AUTO 3 : The camera pans 180° automatically when the object comes beneath the

camera, and direction of the camera and TILT lever operations function in opposite directions. The camera will return to its normal direction of operation upon a lapse of 10 seconds or more after the operation stops.

VAR. P/T SPEED Use this to alter the Pan (horizontal) and Tilt (vertical) speed automatically according to the

zoom of the lens. Pan and Tilt speed will slow down when the zoom lens is set to TELE, and speeds up when set to Wide. Set this when shooting objects with a different zoom ratio. OFF : Disabled. ON : Enabled.

EASY AF When this is set to ON, the auto focus (AF) function will be automatically activated during

manual Pan, Tilt or Zoom operation. This function is convenient when frequent manual operations are expected as it eliminates the need to adjust focus after every manual operation of the camera. OFF : Disabled. ON : Enabled.

Initial Val ue

OFF

MEMO

● Auto focusing may sometimes fail to bring an object into accurate focus. (A pg. 6) In this case, adjust

focus manually.

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

Item Function/Set Value

AF FOR IR When in the B&W mode, this camera is sensitive to both visible and near-IR lights. As such,

images may become out of focus upon switching from the Color to B&W mode, depending on the type of light source used. Set to ON in this case to adjust focus automatically. OFF : Disabled. ON : Enabled.

TILT LIMIT Use this to set the range of Tilt (vertical) operation during manual operation. Setting this will

not affect preset positions or Auto Trace and Auto Patrol operations. When this is set to 10°, the tilt range will be between 10° and 90°, and operation between 0° and 9° will be disabled. [Set values: OFF, 1° to 10°]

MEMO

● When the camera is moved by an operation that overrides the Tilt Limit into a region outside the tilt range, the camera will function as follows when a manual Tilt operation is performed.

•Tilt operations can be freely performed outside the tilt range until the camera enters the valid range again.

•Upon entering the valid range, Tilt operation will only be possible within the Tilt Limit that has been set.

M. PAN LIMIT.. Use this to set the range of Pan (horizontal) operation during manual operation. Setting this

will not affect preset positions or Auto Pan, Auto Trace and Auto Patrol operations. AMANUAL PAN LIMIT SetupB (A pg. 32) [Set values: OFF, ON]

AUTO RETURN.. Camera will be automatically restored to the mode as set in AMODEB if manual operation of

the camera is not performed over the interval as specified in ATIMEB.

8 CAUTION

This feature will not function properly if the model name on the serial number plate of RMP2580 is not stated as an RM-P2580(A) product.

MODE This is used to set the action upon Auto Return.

OFF : Do not perform Auto Return. HOME : Return to home position. A. PAN KEY : Restores action set by the ARM. A. PAN KEYB. (A pg. 29) A. PATROL KEY : Restores action set by the ARM. A. PATROL KEYB. (A pg. 29)

EN 25

Initial Val ue

OFF

5°

OFF

MEMO

● When using this feature, set the DIP SW4 at the back of RM-P2580 to AONB.

TIME Use this to set the time interval before performing Auto Return.

[Set values: 1 min, 2 min, 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, 20 min, 30 min, 60 min]

MEMO

● This item will be displayed as "- - -" when the AMODEB item is set to AOFFB and setting is not possible.

1 min

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen

Item Function/Set Value Initial

CAM. TITLE EDIT.. Use this to specify the title that is always displayed at the bottom left of the screen. Specify

up to a maximum of 16 characters. ACAMERA TITLE SetupB (A pg. 34)

AREA DISPLAY Use this to perform area setting.

OFF Not displayed.

TITLE Equally divides the 360° panning range into 16 areas, and a title of up to 16 characters can

DIR

ALARM TITLE SIZE Use this to set the size of the title during an alarm.

ALARM TITLE EDIT..

ALARM INPUT.. These items are used to perform setting related to the alarm input terminals.

MODE

POLARITY For setting the polarity of alarm input signals.

AAREA DISPLAY Setup (TITLE)B (A pg. 35) AAREA DISPLAY Setup (DIRECTION)B (A pg. 36)

be specified for each area. The corresponding area title specified will be displayed upon panning the camera manually. AAREA DISPLAY Setup (TITLE)B (A pg. 35)

Set N (North), which is the direction of the standard axis. When the camera is panned manually, the 360° panning range will be equally divided into 8 areas, each indicated by N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W and NW respectively.

NORMAL: Same size as characters on the menu screen. DOUBLE: Double the size, both vertically and horizontally, of the characters on the menu screen.

This is a screen for setting the title during an alarm. AALARM TITLE SetupB (A pg. 37)

For selecting the mode of the camera for which images are to be output when there is an alarm input. OFF : Does not output images even when there is an alarm input. HOME : Output images at the home position during an alarm input. POS1-99 : Output images at a selected preset position during an alarm input.

MEMO

● Setting the AB&W MODEB (A pg. 27) item to AALARM INB switches the mode to the B&W mode and

setting cannot be changed.

MAKE : Input alarm signals when the contact between each alarm input terminal and the

GND terminal changes from open to closed.

BREAK : Input alarm signals when the contact between each alarm input terminal and the

GND terminal changes from closed to open.

AREA DISPLAY Setup (DIRECTION)B (Apg. 36)

Val ue

OFF

DOUBLE

OFF

MAKE

MEMO

● This item will be displayed as "- - -" when the AMODEB item is set to AOFFB and setting is not possible.

TIME Use this to set the duration of alarm signal output as well as alarm title display when there is

PRIORITY Sets whether or not manual operation is accepted in case an alarm input is recognized

ALARM OUTPUT.. Use this to perform setting related to the alarm output terminal.

an alarm. [Set values: 5 s, 6 s, 7 s, 8 s, 9 s, 10 s, 15 s, 20 s, 30 s, 60 s]

8 CAUTION

For RM-P2580 systems, this setting is disabled. Set using the Alarm Time item of RMP2580. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

MEMO

● This item will be displayed as "- - -" when the AMODEB item is set to AOFFB or when the AB&W MODEB

(A pg. 27) item is set to AALARM INB. In both cases, setting will not be possible.

during manual operation of the camera. ALARM : Manual operation is not accepted when there is an alarm input.

MANUAL : Manual operation is accepted even when there is an alarm input.

8 CAUTION

This item is invalid with a system using the RM-P2580. With this system, the ALARM input will permanently override manual operation.

OFF : Do not output alarm. ALARM : Output alarm signals when there is an alarm input. B&W : Output alarm signals when the camera switches to the B&W mode. PRESET : Output alarm signals when the camera moves to a preset position. AUX 1 to AUX 3

(Priority given to alarm)

(Priority given to manual)

:Output alarm signals when there is an auxiliary input.

5 s

ALARM

OFF

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

EN 27

CAMERA ALC/VIDEO Screen

This screen enables automatic adjustment according to the brightness. Setting can be performed for the camera video signals, such as color level and contour enhancement.

Item Function/Set Value

SHUTTER Sets the speed of the electronic shutter.

Set Values

TK-C625E : TK-C625U :

1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000

1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000

MEMO

● To reduce flickering that occurs under fluorescent lighting, set the shutter speed to 1/100 if your local power supply frequency is 50 Hz (TK-C625U), and to 1/120 if it is 60 Hz (TK-C625E).

● The higher the shutter speed, the more prominent will be the smear phenomenon. This is a phenomenon that is characteristic of CCD, whereby white stripes appear at the top and bottom of a bright light source.

AGC MODE Sets the maximum gain of the AGC (Auto Gain Control), which electronically increases the

gain when the object is under low light conditions. OFF : Disable AGC. 10 dB : Increase gain by a maximum of 10 dB according to the brightness of the object. 20 dB : Increase gain by a maximum of 20 dB according to the brightness of the object.

MEMO

● When the AB&W MODEB item is set to AAUTOB, the AAGC MODEB item will be automatically set to A20 dBB, and set values cannot be changed.

● The screen may appear grainy at dark places when the gain level is increased.

B&W/COLOUR

For performing setting related to switching between the B&W and Color modes.

MODE..(TK-C625E) B&W/COLOR MODE..(TK-C625U)

MEMO

● When in the B&W mode, this camera is sensitive to both visible and near-IR lights. As such, images may become out of focus upon switching from the Color to B&W mode, depending on the type of light source used. In this case, re-adjust the focus in the B&W mode. In addition, when the AAF FOR IRB (A pg. 25) item is set to AONB, focus can be adjusted automatically during mode switching.

● Make use of an IR light as and when necessary.

B&W MODE For setting the function on switching from Color to B&W mode.

COLOUR : Color mode at all times and will not switch to the B&W mode. [For TK-C625U,

this is displayed as ACOLORB.] B&W : B&W mode at all times. AUTO :Switches automatically to the Color mode when brightness level of the object is

high, and to the B&W mode when brightness level of the object is low. ALARM IN : Switches to the B&W mode when there is an alarm input.B&W mode turns ON

when input contact of the camera's input alarm is short (make), and B&W mode turns OFF when the input contact is open (break).

MEMO

To ensure proper switching between B&W/Color mode

● Switching between the B&W/Color mode can be performed automatically according to the brightness

of the object by setting the AB&W MODEB item to AAUTOB. However, switching may fail depending on the lighting conditions and angle of view. In order to ensure proper switching, it is recommended that switching be performed by inputting signals from an external sensor (sold separately) to the alarm terminal of this camera.

LEVEL For setting the signal level of the object at which switching to the B&W mode is to be

activated when the AB&W MODEB (A pg. 27) item is set to AAUTOB. LOW : Switch to the B&W mode when signal level of the object is low. NORMAL : Switch to the B&W mode when signal level of the object is normal. HIGH : Switch to the B&W mode when signal level of the object is high.

Initial Val ue

TK-C625E: 1/50

TK-C625U: 1/60

10 dB

TK-C625E: COLOUR

TK-C625U: COLOR

NORMAL

MEMO

● When the AB&W MODEB item is set to a value other than AAUTOB, "- - -" will be displayed and setting of

the LEVEL item will not be possible.

LIGHT TYPE For setting the type of lighting used for the object when in the B&W mode.

NORMAL : Set to this when a normal light is used. IR : Set to this when using an infrared emission light.

MEMO

● Switching from the Color to B&W mode may not function correctly if the AIRB setting is used under

ordinary sunlight or fluorescent light.

NORMAL

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

CAMERA ALC/VIDEO Screen (continued)

Item Function/Set Value

COLOUR LEVEL (TK-C625E) COLOR LEVEL (TK-C625U)

ENHANCE LEVEL Sets the contour enhancement which controls the sharpness on the monitor screen.

PEDESTAL LEVEL Sets the pedestal level (black level) of video signals.

Adjusts the color level of video signals. To decrease…………… Set a smaller value. To increase……………. Set a larger value. [Set values: -5 to NORMAL to 5]

To soften the picture…… Set a smaller value. To sharpen the picture… Set a larger value. [Set values: -5 to NORMAL to 5]

To darken the color…………. Set a smaller value. To brighten the picture……… Set a larger value. [Set values: -5 to NORMAL to 5]

Initial Val ue

NORMAL

AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE Screen

This screen enables setting of the Auto Pan function, which enables gradual horizontal rotation of the camera, the Auto Patrol function, which moves the camera to multiple positions in a predetermined sequence, as well as the Auto Trace function, which reproduces previous manual camera operations.

Item Function/Set Value

AUTO PAN SET.. For setting Auto Pan movements.

AUTO PAN MODE

AUTO PAN SPEED

A. PAN POS. SET..

AUTO PATROL SET..

MODE For selecting a mode of Auto Patrol movement. [Set values: 1 to 3] 1

POSITION For setting the sequence of patrol positions. The camera will perform Auto Patrol in this

TIME For setting the duration of stop at each position.

AUTO TRACE SET.. For setting Auto Trace movements.

AAUTO PAN SetupB (A pg. 38)

For setting the rotating direction during Auto Pan. RETURN : Move between the start and end positions RIGHT : Rightward rotation LEFT : Leftward rotation

For setting the rotating speed during Auto Pan. LOW : Rotation at low speed NORMAL : Rotation at normal speed HIGH : Rotation at high speed

For setting the start and end positions of Auto Pan when "RETURN" is selected.

For setting Auto Patrol movements. AAUTO PAT R O L S e t u p B (A pg. 39)

preset sequence of positions. [Set values: HOME, POSITION1 to 99]

[Set values: SKIP, 10 s, 20 s, 30 s, 45 s, 1 min, 2 min]

AAUTO TRACE SetupB (A pg. 40)

Initial Val ue

RETURN

NORMAL

10 s

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

Item Function/Set Value

AUTO PAN TRACE/ VIDEO..

IRIS MODE For setting the method of lens iris adjustment.

AVERAGE : PEAK

BLC MODE

W. BALANCE For setting the white balance adjustment feature. White balance can be adjusted for lighting

R GAIN Adjusts the hue of R (red) when in the AWC mode.

B GAIN Adjusts the hue of B (blue) when in the AWC mode.

RM. A. PAN KEY For setting the action upon pressing the AUTO PAN button on the remote control.

RM. A. PATROL KEY

For setting video images during Auto Pan and Auto Trace.

AUTO : Adjusts iris automatically to the default state. AUTO+:Adjusts iris automatically to a level brighter than the default state. AUTO-:Adjusts iris automatically to a level darker than the default state. MANUAL : Use this setting to adjust the iris manually.

For setting the method of exposure detection according to the ratio between the average and peak values.

●Larger AVERAGE Value : Use this setting when areas other than those highlighted are

dark and unclear. (Example: 10:0)

●Larger PEAK Value : Use this setting when halation is seen to occur at the

highlighted areas on the screen. (Example: 5:5)

[Set values: 10:0, 9:1, 8:2, 7:3, 6:4, 5:5]

For setting the backlight compensation function. Use this setting when an object appears dark using the Auto Iris function due to the presence of a bright light source behind the object. Set in such a way that unnecessary light sources are placed outside the photometry area. OFF : Do not perform backlight compensation. AREA 1 to AREA 4 : Set according to the diagram below.

Photometry Area Photometry Area

Photometry

Area

OFF AREA 1 AREA 2 AREA 3 AREA 4

Photometry

測光エリア

Area

Photometry

測光エリア

Area

conditions within a color temperature range of 2,300 K to 10,000 K. AT W:Auto-Tracking White Balance mode. Adjusts the white balance automatically according

to the color temperature of the lighting. During

items are displayed as "- - -" and hue adjustment is not possible.

GAIN

AT WB setting, the AR GAINB and AB

AWC:Switches to the Auto White Control mode and a message indicating "Set Start

AWC" will be displayed. Press the SET button to enable the AWC function for white balance adjustment.

Increase value to enhance the red color. [Set values: 0 to 255]

Increase value to enhance the blue color. [Set values: 0 to 255]

A. PAN : Auto Pan function A. PATROL : Auto Patrol function A. TRACE : Auto Trace function

For setting the action upon pressing the AUTO PATROL button on the remote control. A. PAN : Auto Pan function A. PATROL : Auto Patrol function A. TRACE : Auto Trace function

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Initial Val ue

AUTO

8:2

OFF

AT W

A. PAN

PAT RO L

POS. FUNCTION SET Screen

Use this menu to perform setting related to positions.

Item Function/Set Value

POSITION TITLE.. For setting a title (up to 16 characters) for the preset positions to be displayed on the screen.

APOSITION TITLE SetupB (A pg. 41)

IRIS MODE For setting the method of lens iris adjustment.

AUTO : Adjusts iris automatically to the default state. AUTO + : Adjusts iris automatically to a level brighter than the default state. AUTO - : Adjusts iris automatically to a level darker than the default state. MANUAL : Use this setting to adjust the iris manually.

Initial Val ue

AUTO

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

POS. FUNCTION SET Screen (continued)

Item Function/Set Value

AVERAGE : PEAK For setting the method of exposure detection according to the ratio between the average and

peak values.

●Larger AVERAGE Value : Use this setting when areas other than those highlighted are

●Larger PEAK Value : Use this setting when halation is seen to occur at the

[Set values: 10:0, 9:1, 8:2, 7:3, 6:4, 5:5]

BLC MODE

W. BALANCE For setting the white balance adjustment feature. White balance can be adjusted for lighting

R GAIN Adjusts the hue of R (red) when in the AWC mode.

B GAIN Adjusts the hue of B (blue) when in the AWC mode.

Photometry

Area

OFF AREA 1 AREA 2 AREA 3 AREA 4

conditions within a color temperature range of 2,300 K to 10,000 K. AT W:Auto-Tracking White Balance mode. Adjusts the white balance automatically according

AWC:Switches to the Auto White Control mode and a message indicating A<SET> AWC

Increase value to enhance the red color. [Set values: 0 to 255]

Increase value to enhance the blue color. [Set values: 0 to 255]

to the color temperature of the lighting. During

items are displayed as "- - -" and hue adjustment is not possible.

GAIN

EXECB will be displayed. Press the SET button to enable the AWC function for white balance adjustment.

dark and unclear. (Example: 10:0)

highlighted areas on the screen. (Example: 5:5)

Photometry Area P hotometry Area

Photometry

測光エリア

AT WB setting, the AR GAINB and AB

Photometry

測光エリア

Initial Val ue

8:2

OFF

AT W

FACTORY SETTINGS Screen

Use this screen to restore the values set in the menu to their factory settings.

Item Function/Set Value

CANCEL Do not restore to factory settings. Press the MENU button or the SET button to return to the

CLEAR (W/O POS. TITLE)

CLEAR (ALL) Upon pressing the SET button, a message indicating AFACTORY SETTINGS...B will be

menu screen.

Restore factory settings. Upon pressing the SET button, a message indicating AFACTORY SETTINGS...B will be displayed for approximately 20 seconds, upon which the set values will be restored to their factory settings. Upon completion, a message indicating ADATA CLEAREDB will appear. Preset positions as well as settings and titles for each position, however, will not be restored to their initial values. Returns to the menu screen upon completion.

displayed for approximately 20 seconds, upon which the set values will be restored to their factory settings. Upon completion, a message indicating ADATA CLEAREDB will appear. All settings including the titles and preset positions will be restored to their initial values. Returns to the menu screen upon completion.

Initial Val ue

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

PRIVATE MASK Setup

EN 31

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

Numeric keys

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

TELE button

WIDE button

CAMERA FUNCTION1 V. PHASE - - POS. TITLE LOC. UP-L PRIVATE MASK.. MANUAL DISPLAY ON

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

CAM. FUNCTION 1 screen

PRIVATE MASK MODE OFF MASK No. 1 (M) MASK EDIT .. MASK DELETE ..

MENU>RETURN

PRIVATE MASK screen

MENU>RETURN

MASK EDIT screen

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

MASK EDIT

CAMERA

POSI-

TION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

PA N lever

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

RM-P2580

Already set.

Use the PRIVATE MASK screen to set up the private mask function, which grays out areas that are not required to be included in the monitored picture. Up to four private masks can be set per screen, and up to eight private masks can be set in total.

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

ACAM. FUNCTION 1..B and press the SET button.

●The ACAMERA FUNCTION 1B screen is displayed.

4 Move the cursor (E) to APRIVATE MASK..B and press the SET

button.

The APRIVATE MASKB screen is displayed.

5 Select the private mask function ON or OFF.

Tu rn the private mask function on or off by setting the AMODEB item in the submenu to ON or OFF (Factory setting: OFF)

6 Select the mask number.

Select the private mask number from MASK No. 1 to No. 8 and move the cursor to the item AMASK EDIT..B. A maximum of 4 can be set within one picture. If an already set mask number is selected, the (M) mark will be displayed.

7 Edit the masking area.

●Move the cursor to AMASK EDIT..B and press the SET button to display the AMASK EDITB screen. (The masked area will be displayed as a grayed-out area.)

●Tilt the PAN lever to move the grayed-out area to the center of the area to be masked.

●Press the TELE button and WIDE button to set the masked area size.

8 CAUTIONS

●It is not possible to set five or more masks in adjacent areas. (Even when this is attempted, the masked area that is required to be set will not be displayed.)

●MASK cannot be set at lower than approx. 40

° in the horizontal

direction. (The masks for new settings are not displayed.)

8 Press the MENU button.

●The screen returns to the APRIVATE MASKB screen.

●To delete a private mask area, select AMASK DELETE..B, move the

cursor to ADELETEB and press the SET button. The PRIVATE MASK menu reappears after the data has been deleted.

●To cancel deletion, select ACANCELB and press the SET button.

9 Repeat steps 6 to 8 for each additional mask area. 10 Press the MENU button.

The screen returns to the ACAMERA FUNCTION 1B menu.

8 CAUTIONS

●There may be cases, depending on the camera direction and zoom position, in which an object is captured from within the private mask area. After setting the private mask, be sure to vary the camera direction and zoom position in order to confirm that the camera does not capture objects from within this area.

●The Private Mask function cannot be carried out during the initializing process immediately after the power is turned on.

●When 4 masking areas are set within the same screen, setting of another mask in an adjacent area may fail. In this case,

adjust the angle of view settings.

●When 4 marks are set on one same screen, the next mark might not be possible to set on the nearest area. In that case, set the angle of screen again.

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Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

MANUAL PAN LIMIT Setup

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

/HOME

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

Numeric keys

CAMERA FUNCTION2 FLIP OFF VAR.P/T SPEED ON EASY AF OFF AF FOR IR OFF TILT LIMIT M. PAN LIMIT.. ON AUTO RETURN..

MENU>RETURN

CAMERA

OPTION1OPTION

ENTER

SET>SUB MENU

POSITION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

PA N lever

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

CAMERA FUNCTION 2 Screen

M. PAN LIMIT POS.SET

[L]POS.SETTING

SET>INVALID

DURING PAN MOVEMENT

MENU>RETURN<SET>L/R

→

M. PAN LIMIT POS.SET Screen (Left Limit)

M. PAN LIMIT POS.SET

This section describes procedures for setting the Panning (horizontal) range during manual operation.

1 Select a camera. (ARM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

RM-P2580

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●Video images of the selected camera will be output.

2 MENU screen display. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N

PAN/TILTLENS

SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Move the PAN lever upward/downward to shift the cursor (E)

to the ACAM. FUNCTION 2..B item, followed by pressing the SET button.

●The ACAMERA FUNCTION 2B screen will be displayed.

4 Shift the cursor (E) to the AM. PAN LIMIT..B item, and move

the PAN lever leftward/rightward to select AONB.

5 Press the SET button.

●The AM. PAN LIMIT POS.SETB screen (left limit) will be displayed.

6 Set the position for the left limit.

Use the PA N lever to determine the position for the left limit.

●During setting, a message indicating A[L] POS. SETTING NB will be

displayed at the bottom left of the screen.

7 Press the SET button.

●The screen will switch to the right limit setting screen.

8 Set the position for the right limit.

Use the PA N lever to determine the position for the right limit.

●During setting, a message indicating AO [R] POS. SETTINGB will be

displayed at the bottom right of the screen.

9 Press the MENU button.

●This stores the limit positions that have been set and returns the screen to the ACAMERA FUNCTION 2B menu.

MEMO

● Tilting , zooming and focusing operations are possible when this menu is displayed.

● If a pan limit has already been set, the camera will move to the left pan limit position

when this menu is invoked.

● Setting cannot be performed when Panning is in progress. Press the SET button after Panning has come to a stop.

● Auto Flip operation will override this setting if the destination position of Auto Flip is outside the range as set in this item.

● Manual Pan Limit remains valid when setting preset positions. Movement to preset positions will be performed without regard to the Manual Pan Limit.

●

● The AM. PAN LIMIT..B item will not affect the following even when it is set to AONB.

•PRIVATE MASK Settings

•AUTO PAN POSITION Settings

•AREA DISPLAY Settings

←

[R]POS.SETTING

SET>INVALID

DURING PAN MOVEMENT

MENU>RETURN<SET>L/R

M. PAN LIMIT POS.SET Screen (Right Limit)

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

MANUAL PAN LIMIT Setup (continued)

8 Basic operation of Manual Pan Limit

Right Limit Invalid Range

Left Limit

●Panning operation will only be allowed within the valid range upon setting the Manual Pan Limit.

●When the camera is moved by an operation that overrides the Manual Pan Limit into a region outside the valid panning range, the camera will function as follows when a manual Pan operation is performed.

●Pan operations can be freely performed outside the panning range until the camera enters the valid range again.

●Upon entering the valid range, Pan operation will only be possible within the Manual Pan Limit that has been set.

8 Operations that override the Manual Pan Limit

The following operations are performed without regard to the invalid range as set by the Manual Pan Limit.

●Auto Pan operation

●Auto Trace operation

●Movement to preset positions

●Auto Flip operation

8 Settings that override the Manual Pan Limit

The following settings involve Pan operations but setting can be performed without regard to the invalid range as set by the Manual Pan Limit.

●PRIVATE MASK Setup

●AUTO PAN Setup

●AREA DISPLAY Setup (TITLE)

●AREA DISPLAY Setup (DIRECTION)

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MEMO

● If the AM. PAN LIMIT..B is AONB during setting of Auto Trace and preset positions, Pan operation within the invalid range will not be possible. However, since Auto Tr ace and movement to preset positions are operations that override the Manual Pan Limit, panning within the invalid range of the Manual Pan Limit is possible if setting of Auto Trace and preset positions are performed prior to the MANUAL PAN LIMIT setup.

34 EN

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

CAMERA TITLE Setup

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

/HOME

Numeric keys

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

TELE button

WIDE button

cursor

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU Screen

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM CAM.TITLE EDIT.. AREA DISPLAY OFF ALARM TITLE SIZE DOUBLE ALARM TITLE EDIT.. ALARM INPUT.. ALARM OUTPUT..

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen

Use the CAMERA TITLE screen to set the title of each camera. Titles can be up to 16 characters in length and are

PA N lever

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

RM-P2580

displayed at the bottom left of the picture.

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

CAMERA

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

ENTER

PAN/TILTLENS

POSITION

AUTO

PATROL

ENTER button

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

ACAMERA TITLE/ALARM..B and press the SET button.

●The ACAMERA TITLE/ALARMB menu is displayed.

4 Ensure that the cursor (E) is located on ACAMERA TITLE

EDIT..B and press the SET button.

●The ACAMERA TITLE EDITB screen is displayed.

●The first character appears blinking and input is enabled.

5 Use the PAN lever to select the first character of the title

from the character area.

●The selected character will appear blinking.

6 Press the SET button.

●The first character of the title is now confirmed, and input of the second character is possible.

●If the WIDE button is pressed, the title input field moves to the left. Use this to correct previously input characters.

7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each title character.

Complete the input of the title for the selected camera in the same way.

8 Press the MENU button.

●This stores the camera title that has been set and returns the screen to the previous menu.

●To set the titles for multiple cameras, repeat steps 1 to 7 for each camera.

MEMO

●Only displayed for the TK-C625E model.

Space Blinking Character area

CAMERA TITLE EDIT

0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyzДЦЬКОФЫЗСдлпць вкофыбйнуъаимтщзсЯ¡¿ . , ’ - : / () <> CLRCANCEL [][]INSDEL

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

A MENO

Title input field

CAMERA TITLE EDIT Screen

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

AREA DISPLAY Setup (TITLE)

This section describes procedures to display area titles on the screen, when the 360° panning (horizontal) range is divided into 16 areas and when the camera is manually rotated. Title for each area can be specified up to 16 characters. (Turning ON/OFF Area Title display AAREA DISPLAYB (A pg. 26))

1 Select a camera. (ARM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

AREA

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

SETUP

POWER

ALARM

MENU SET

KEYLOCK

SPEED

IRIS

OPEN

FOCUS

FAR

NEAR

TELE CLEAR

WIDE

ZOOM

TELE button

WIDE button

NEAR button

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

AREA

HOME

POSITION

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

/HOME

ENTER

CAMERA

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO PAN

ENTER button

FAR button

MENU Screen

POSI-

TION

AUTO

PATROL

PA N l eve r

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

Numeric keys

RM-P2580

PAN/TILTLENS

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●Video images of the selected camera will be output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Move the PAN lever upward/downward to shift the cursor (E)

to the ACAM. TITLE/ALARM..B item, followed by pressing the SET button.

●The ACAMERA TITLE/ALARMB screen will be displayed.

4 Shift the cursor (E) to the AAREA DISPLAYB item, move the

PAN lever leftward/rightward to select the ATITLEB, followed by pressing the SET button.

●The AAREA TITLE EDIT AREA 1B screen will be displayed. (Home position corresponds to AREA 1)

●The first character appears blinking and input is enabled.

5 Move the PAN lever upward/downward or leftward/rightward

to select the first character to input.

●The selected character will appear blinking.

6 Press the SET button.

●The first character of the title is now confirmed and input of the second character is possible.

●Press the WIDE button to move the blinking cursor in the Title Input Field leftward. Use this when amending the set title.

7 Press the FAR button.

●The camera moves to the next area and the AAREA TITLE EDIT AREA 2B screen will be displayed.

●Press the NEAR button to return to the previous area . The previous AAREA TITLE EDIT AREA 1B screen will be displayed.

8 Repeat Steps 5 to 7.

●Repeat procedure to enter a title for each area. (AREA 1 to AREA 16)

9 Press the MENU button.

●The set area title will be stored and the screen will return to the previous menu.

EN 35

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM CAM.TITLE EDIT.. AREA DISPLAY.. TITLE ALARM TITLE SIZE DOUBLE ALARM TITLE EDIT.. ALARM INPUT.. ALARM OUTPUT..

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

Space Blinking Character area

AREA TITLE EDIT AREA∗ ∗

0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyzДЦЬКОФЫЗСдлпць вкофыбйнуъаимтщзсЯ¡¿.,’-:/ () <> CLRCANCEL [][]INSDEL

FOCUS KEY>AREA No . SELECT

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

ALARM TITLE EDIT Screen

MEMO

● Only displayed for the TK-C625E model.

A MENO

Title input field

36 EN

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

AREA DISPLAY Setup (DIRECTION)

Upon setting N (North), which is the standard axis, the 360° panning range will be equally divided into 8 areas. Perform

manual panning of the camera and each area will be displayed as N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW.

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

Numeric keys

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU Screen

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

CAMERA

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

POSITION

AUTO

WestEast

PA N lever

RM-P2580

PAN/TILTLENS

1 Select a camera. (ARM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●Video images of the selected camera will be output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PAN lever NSET

button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Move the PAN lever upward/downward to shift the cursor (E)

to the ACAM. TITLE/ALARM..B item, followed by pressing the SET button.

●The ACAMERA TITLE/ALARMB screen will be displayed.

4 Shift the cursor (E) to the AREA DISPLAY item, and move

the PAN lever leftward/rightward to select ADIRB.

5 Press the SET button.

●The ADIRECTION STANDARD AXISB screen will be displayed.

6 Move the PAN lever leftward/rightward to set the direction

(N) of the standard axis.

7 Press the MENU button.

●This sets the start position of the direction axis, which will be displayed on the top left of the screen.

●Directions are displayed as N (north), NE (north-east), E (east), SE (south-east), S (south), SW (south-west), W (west) and NW (northwest) respectively.

MEMO

● Tilting, zooming and focusing operations are possible when this menu is displayed.

● If a start position for the direction axis has already been set, the camera will move

to this start position when this menu is invoked.

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM CAM.TITLE EDIT.. AREA DISPLAY.. DIR ALARM TITLE SIZE DOUBLE ALARM TITLE EDIT.. ALARM INPUT.. ALARM OUTPUT..

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen

DIRECTION STANDARD AXIS

SET UP STANDARD AXIS (N)

MENU>RETURN

DIRECTION STANDARD AXIS Screen

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

ALARM TITLE Setup

EN 37

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

CAMERA

POSI-

TION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

FOCUS

SPEED

IRIS

ZOOM

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

FAR

button

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

Numeric keys

WIDE button

NEAR button

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU Screen

CAMERA TITLE / ALARM CAM.TITLE EDIT.. AREA DISPLAY OFF ALARM TITLE SIZE DOUBLE ALARM TITLE EDIT.. ALARM INPUT.. ALARM OUTPUT..

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen

Space Blinking Character area

PA N lever

RM-P2580

PAN/TILTLENS

Use the ALARM TITLE screen to set the alarm titles to be displayed when an alarm signal is transmitted. Up to 10 alarm titles (ALARM TITLE 1 to 10) can be set and each title can be up to 12 characters in length.

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key(Camera Number)NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

ACAM. TITLE/ALARM..B and press the SET button.

●The ACAMERA TITLE/ALARMB screen is displayed.

4 Move the cursor (E) to the AALARM TITLE EDIT..B item and

press the SET button.

●The AALARM TITLE EDIT No.1B screen will be displayed.

●The first character appears blinking and input is enabled.

5 Use the PAN lever to select the first character of the title

from the character area.

●The selected character will appear blinking.

●The selected character is displayed in the title input field.

6 Press the SET button.

●The first character of the title is now confirmed, and input of the second character is possible.

●If the WIDE button is pressed, the title input field moves to the left. Use this to correct previously input characters.

7 Press the FAR button.

●The next AALARM TITLE EDIT No.2B screen is displayed.

●If the NEAR button is pressed, the previous AALARM TITLE EDIT No.1B

screen is displayed.

8 Repeat steps 5 to 7 for each alarm title.

Complete the input of all the alarm titles (AALARM TITLE EDITB 1 to 10) in the same way.

9 Press the MENU button.

●The screen returns to the previous menu.

MEMO

● Only displayed for the TK-C625E model.

ALARM TITLE EDIT No.∗ ∗

0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyzДЦЬКОФЫЗСдлпць вкофыбйнуъаимтщзсЯ¡¿ . , ’ - : / () <> CLRCANCEL [][]INSDEL

FOCUS KEY>ALARM No . SELECT

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

ALARM TITLE EDIT Screen

RM-P2580 units need to be configured to display alarm titles. Use the RM-P2580 menu settings to do this:

A Press and hold the MENU button for 3 seconds to display the SETUP screen on the remote control unit. B First select the ACONTROL UNIT..B screen, then the ADATA I/OB screen and finally the AINPUT ASSIGNMENTB screen. C Select AALARM TEXTB then AEDIT 1B, the alarm title set as AALARM TITLE EDIT 1B is displayed on the monitor.

* The alarm signals are input into the DATA I/O terminals on the rear panel of the RM-P2580.

A MENO

Title input field

38 EN

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

AUTO PAN Setup

Gradual Rotation

Image of

start position

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

Numeric keys

ZOOM button

FOCUS button

AUTO PAN / PATROL / TRACE AUTO PAN SET.. AUTO PATROL SET.. AUTO TRACE SET.. AUTO PAN / TRACE VIDEO .. RM.A.PAN KEY A.PAN RM.A.PATROL KEY A . PATROL

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE screen

AUTO PAN SET AUTO PAN MODE RETURN AUTO PAN SPEED NORMAL A.PAN POS . SET..

MENU>RETURN

AUTO PAN SET screen

CAMERA

POSITION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

Image of

end position

PA N lever

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

AUTO PAN button

RM-P2580

This section describes procedures for setting the Auto Pan function, which enables gradual horizontal rotation of the camera. There are 3 Auto Pan modes, namely movement between 2 points, rightward rotation and leftward rotation.

1 Select camera. (ARM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●Video images of the selected camera will be output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PAN lever NSET

button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Move the PAN lever upward/downward to shift the cursor (E)

to the AAUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE..B item, followed by pressing the SET button.

●The AAU TO PAN/PAT R O L/ T R AC E B screen will be displayed.

4 Press the SET button.

●Check that the cursor is at the AAUTO PAN SET..B item and press SET button.

5 Set the AUTO PAN MODE and AUTO PAN SPEED.

●Set the type of Auto Pan movement using the AUTO PAN MODE item. RETURN (Movement between 2 points), RIGHT and LEFT

●Set the rotating speed of Auto Pan using the AUTO PAN SPEED item. LOW, NORMAL, HIGH

6 Shift the cursor (E) to the AA. PAN POS. SET..B item, and

press the SET button (only when in the Return mode).

●The AAU TO PAN POSITION SETB screen will be displayed.

7 Adjust the angle of view at the start position (only when in

the RETURN mode).

●Use the PA N lever, FOCUS button and ZOOM button for adjustment.

●Tilting operations or lens operations such as focusing and zooming are

not possible at the return position.

●During setting, a message indicating A[START] POS.SET NB will be displayed at the bottom left of the screen.

8 Press the SET button (only when in the RETURN mode).

This switches the start position to the end position.

9 Set the end position (only when in the RETURN mode).

●Set the return position using the PA N lever.

●During setting, a message indicating AO [END] POS.SETB will be

displayed at the bottom right of the screen.

10 Press the MENU button.

The Auto Pan position that has been set will be stored and the screen will return to the previous menu (AAU TO PA N SETB screen).

MEMO

● Ve rtical movement (tilting) and lens operations are not possible at the return position.

● Writing of preset data may fail if the SET button or MENU button is pressed when the camera is moving. Ensure that the camera has come to a stop before pressing the SET button and MENU button.

● The Manual Pan Limit mode will be temporarily turned OFF when this menu is displayed. Manual Pan Limit can be set upon exiting this menu without affecting the Auto Pan operation.

AUTO PAN POSITION SET

[START] POS.SET

SET>INVALID

DURING PAN MOVEMENT

MENU>RETURN<SET>L/R

→

AUTO PAN POSITION SET screen

To enable Auto Pan operation upon setting, press the AUTO PAN button on RM-P2580.

A RM-P2580 "Auto Pan operation", INSTRUCTIONS

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

AUTO PATROL Setup

EN 39

High

speed

POSITION

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

SETUP

POWER

ALARM

MENU SET

KEYLOCK

SPEED

IRIS

OPEN

FOCUS

FAR

NEAR

TELE CLEAR

WIDE

ZOOM

TELE button

WIDE button

NEAR button

AUTO PAN / PATROL / TRACE AUTO PAN SET.. AUTO PATROL SET.. AUTO TRACE SET.. AUTO PAN / TRACE VIDEO .. RM.A.PAN KEY A.PAN RM.A.PATROL KEY A . PATROL

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

AUTO PAN/PATR OL / T R AC E S c r e e n

AUTO PATROL SET MODE 1 PATROL 1 HOME 10s

PATROL 2 POS 1 10s PATROL 3 POS 2 10s PATROL 4 POS 3 10s PATROL 5 POS 4 10s PATROL 6 POS 5 10s PATROL 7 POS 6 10s PATROL 8 POS 7 10s

FOCUS>MODE<ZOOM>PAGE

MENU>RETURN

AUTO PATROL SET MODE 1 Screen

(Example showing PATROL Nos.1 to 8)

AUTO PATROL SET MODE 1 PATROL 9 POS 8 10s

PATROL 10 POS 9 10s PATROL 11 POS 10 10s PATROL 12 POS 11 10s PATROL 13 POS 12 10s PATROL 14 POS 13 10s PATROL 15 POS 14 10s PATROL 16 POS 15 10s

FOCUS>MODE<ZOOM>PAGE

MENU>RETURN

AUTO PATROL SET MODE 1 Screen

(Example showing PATROL Nos. 9 to 16)

High

speed

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

FAR button

POSITION

POSITION button

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

CAMERA

POSI-

TION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

High speedHigh speed

PA N lever

RM-P2580

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

AUTO PAT RO L button

Use the AUTO PATROL screen to set the configuration of the Auto Patrol function, which moves the camera between several positions at a high speed. Patrol positions 1-100 can be set in each of three modes (MODES 1 to 3). It is recommended that these three modes be set according to the day of the week or the time of day. For example: MODE 1 for nighttime and MODE 2 for daytime.

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number)NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PAN lever NSET

button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

AAUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE..B and press the SET button.

●The AAUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE..B screen is displayed.

4 Move the cursor (E) to AAUTO PATROL SET..B and press the

SET button.

●The AAUTO PATROL SET MODE 1B screen is displayed.

5 Tilt the PAN lever to move the cursor (E) to the PATROL

position to be set.

●To display the next page (PATROL positions 9 to 19), press the TELE button.

●To display the previous page, press the WIDE button.

6 Set a patroll position.

POSITION buttonNNumeric key (position number) N ENTER button

●Po sitions from PATROL 1 to 100 are set in the order of HOME, followed by POS 1 to POS 99.

7 Set the length of time a camera will stay in each position.

●Use the PA N lever to the left or right to set the time period.

●Available set values: SKIP, 10s, 20s, 30s, 45s, 1min, 2min. (Selecting

ASKIPB skips that position and moves to the next position.)

●The factory setting is 10s for all positions.

8 Repeat steps 5 to 7 for each patrol position.

●Set the patrol positions and time periods of all patrol numbers in the same way.

9 Change the Auto Patrol mode.

●Press the FA R button or NEAR button to change the mode.

●After changing to a new mode, repeat steps 5 to 8.

10 Press the MENU button.

●The screen returns to the previous menu.

●After the above setup, Auto Patrol of the camera can be started by

pressing the AUTO PATROL button on the RM-P2580.

●To change the Auto Patrol mode after the above setup, display the AUTO PATROL SET MODE screen and press the FAR button or NEAR button.

●The Auto Patrol function can only be set from an RM-P2580. Note that it differs to auto sequence operations available with other remote control units.

40 EN

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

AUTO TRACE Setup

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

ENTER

/HOME

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

Numeric keys

ZOOM button

FOCUS button

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU Screen

AUTO PAN / PATROL / TRACE AUTO PAN SET.. AUTO PATROL SET.. AUTO TRACE SET.. AUTO PAN / TRACE VIDEO .. RM.A.PAN KEY A.PAN RM.A.PATROL KEY A . PATROL

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

AUTO PAN/PATR OL / T R AC E S c r e e n

AUTO PAN button

PA N lever

CAMERA

POSITION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER button

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

RM-P2580

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

AUTO PAT RO L button

Use the AUTO TRACE screen to set the Auto Trace function, which stores and reproduces the actions of a manual camera operation (up to 30 seconds).

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number) NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PAN lever NSET

button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

AAUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE..B and press the SET button.

●The AAU TO PAN/PAT R O L/ T R AC E B screen is displayed.

4 Move the cursor (E ) to AAUTO T RACE SET..B and press the

SET button.

●The AAU TO TRACE SETB screen is displayed.

5 Set the patrol start position.

Using the PA N lever and the ZOOM button and FOCUS button, set the camera position at which the Auto Trace function is to be started.

6 Press the SET button (to start memorization of manual

camera operations).

●Auto Trace starts. Operate the camera using the PAN lever, and the ZOOM button and FOCUS button.

●The Auto Trace function can memorize camera operations for up to 30 seconds, during this period ALEARNING REMAINDER T: **sB is displayed in the screen.

●Storage finishes automatically after 30 seconds.

●Pe rform step 7 only when finishing the storage but before 30 seconds

elapses.

●Recording time may shorten depending on details of the operation. (Shortest recording duration is approximately 10 seconds)

7 Press the SET button to end the memorization of manual

camera operations.

●This ends recording of Auto Trace and a message indicating ADATA SAVEDB will be displayed.

8 Press the MENU button.

●

The screen returns to the AAUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACEB menu.

AUTO TRACE SET

SET START POSITION

MENU>RETURN<SET>LEARN

AUTO TRACE SET Screen

AUTO TRACE SET

SET START POSITION

LEARNING REMAINDER T : ∗ ∗ s

MENU>RETURN<SET>END

AUTO TRACE SET Screen

MEMO

● Saving of auto operations will not be possible when this menu is displayed.

● Manual Pan Limit remains valid when this menu is displayed.

● Manual Pan Limit can be set upon exiting this menu without affecting the Auto

Tr ace operation.

● Auto Trace allows easy recording of manual operations, but positions may not be accurately reproduced during playback.

To Start Auto Trace Function

To let the camera execute reproduction of the Auto Trace operation, it is required to set the Auto Trace function in the AUTO PAN button or AUTO PAT ROL button of the RM-P2580. A ARM. A. PAN KEYB (A pg. 29) and ARM. A. PATROL KEYB (A pg. 29). When the button to which the Auto Trace function is set is pressed, the lamp in the button lights up and Auto Trace reproduction starts. The Auto Trace reproduction will repeat continually with a pause of 30 seconds between each operation. To end the Auto Trace reproduction, press the button to which the Auto Tr ace function is set again so that the lamp in the button turns off.

Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580 (continued)

POSITION TITLE Setup

EN 41

MENU button

SET button

CAMERA button

OPEN

FAR

TELE CLEAR

TELE button

POWER

ALARM

KEYLOCK

CAMERA POSITION

CAMERA/POSITION

/HOME

Numeric keys

SETUP

MENU SET

NEAR

WIDE

SPEED

IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE button

CAM.FUNCTION1.. CAM.FUNCTION2.. CAM.TITLE/ALARM.. CAM.ALC/VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS..

MENU>EXIT<SET>SUB MENU

MENU Screen

POS. FUNCTION SET HOME POSITION TITLE.. IRIS MODE AUTO AVERAGE : PEAK 8 : 2 BLC MODE OFF W. BALANCE ATW R GAIN - - B GAIN - - -

MENU>RETURN<SET>SUB MENU

POS. FUNCTION SET Screen

POSITION button

REMOTECONTROL UNIT

CAMERA

POSI-

TION

OPTION1OPTION

AUTO

PAN

PATROL

ENTER

ENTER button

PA N lever

RM-P2580

AUTO F-1 F-2 F-3

PAN/TILTLENS

+ button

Use the POSITION TITLE screen to set the title of each camera position. Each camera position can be given a title of up to 16 characters.

1 Select the camera. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

CAMERA buttonNNumeric key (Camera Number) NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera is output.

2 Display the MENU screen. (A pg. 21, steps 2 to 4)

MENU button (3 sec.) N Select ACAMERA..B using the PA N lever N SET button.

●The AMENUB screen will be displayed.

3 Tilt the PAN lever up or down to move the cursor (E) to

APOS. FUNCTION SET..B and press the SET button.

●The APOS. FUNCTION SETB screen is displayed.

4 Ensure that the cursor (E) is moved onto the item

APOSITION TITLE..B item and press the SET button.

●The APOS.TITLE EDITB screen is displayed.

●The first character appears blinking and input is enabled.

5 Select a preset position. (A RM-P2580 AINSTRUCTIONSB)

POSITION buttonNNumeric key (position number)NENTER button

●The picture of the selected camera position is output.

●The next position can be selected simply by pressing the + button.

6 Use the PAN lever to select the first character of the title

from the character area.

●The selected character will appear blinking.

7 Press the SET button.

●The first character of the title is now confirmed, and the system gets ready for the input of the second character is possible.

●If the WIDE button is pressed, the title input field moves to the left. Use this to correct previously input characters.

8 Repeat steps 5 to 7 for each title character.

●When the next position is selected, the previous position tile is stored in the memory.

●Complete the input of all position titles in the same way.

9 Press the MENU button.

●The screen returns to the previous menu.

Space Blinking Character area

POS. TITLE EDIT POS.∗ ∗

0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyzДЦЬКОФЫЗСдлпць вкофыбйнуъаимтщзсЯ¡¿ . , ’ - : / () <> CLRCANCEL [][]INSDEL

MENU>RETURN<SET>CHAR .SET

[]

POS.TITLE EDIT Screen

MEMO

● Only displayed for the TK-C625E model.

A MENO

Title input field

42 EN

Other

Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause (Information) Remedy

Picture is not displayed. Is there a problem in the power cable(s) connecting the

Power cannot be turned on.

Power can be turned on but it later turns off when the pan/tilt mechanism starts operation.

Video sync error occurs. ●

camera to the power supply unit? (If the power cable(s) are too long or of an inadequate size, the correct voltage may not be supplied due to an increase in cable resistance.)

Are cables connected properly to the terminal board on the Ceiling Mount ?

Is there a problem with the power cable(s) connecting the camera to the power supply unit? (If the power cable(s) are too long or of an inadequate size, the correct voltage may not be supplied due to an increase in cable resistance during the pan/tilt operation.)

When LL is set, does the power supply frequency match the video frequency (PAL: 50 Hz, NTSC: 60 Hz)?

●Is there any serious noise interference in the power supply?

Use cable(s) with low cable resistance and of the correct cable length. (Ensure that the voltage supplied to the terminal board is correct during camera operation, i.e. when the rated current is flowing through the camera.)

Connect the cables properly.

Change power cable(s) to one with of lower resistance (i.e. thicker or shorter cable(s)). (A pg. 13, ASwitch SettingsB)

●Use a stable power supply with a matching frequency.

●Prevent noise interference from occurring in the power supply.

Other (continued)

Specifications

EN 43

8 Camera

Image pickup device:1/4 type, interline transfer CCD

TK-C625E: 752 (H) x 582 (V) pixels TK-C625U: 768 (H) x 494 (V) pixels

Sync system : Internal, Line Lock Video output : VBS 1V (p-p) 75 K Scanning frequencies

:TK-C625E: 15.625 (H), 50 Hz (V)

TK-C625U: 15.734 (H), 59.94 Hz (V)

S/N: 50 dB (typical) (AGC mode: OFF, Enhance

level: -5)

Horizontal resolution

: 540 lines and above (typical) (WIDE end,

Centre)

Minimum object illumination

Color mode :

3.6 lx (50 % output, AGC 20 dB, WIDE end)

1.8 lx (25 % output, AGC 20 dB, WIDE end)

B&W mode : 0.15 lx (50 % output, AGC 20 dB, WIDE

end) White balance : TTL auto tracking/Manual Electronic shutter

TK-C625E : 1/50 (standard), 1/120 (60 Hz flickerless),

1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000,

1/10000

TK-C625U : 1/60 (standard), 1/100 (50 Hz flickerless),

1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000,

1/10000 Backlight compensation: Possible, 4 photometry areas selectable Color level adjustment: Possible Contour correction: Both horizontal and vertical (level adjustable)

8 Lens

Zoom ratio : Approx. x12 Focal distance : 3.8 mm to 45.6 mm Maximum aperture : F1.6 (WIDE) to F2.7 (TELE)

8 Pan/Tilt Mechanism

Panning range : 360° endless revolution Panning speed : 1.5°/s to 180°/s Tilting range : 0° to 90° (Horizontal - Straight

downwards - Horizontal)

Tilting speed : 1°/s to 120°/s

8 General

Power supply : TK-C625E: AC 24 V, 50 Hz, 1.5 A

TK-C625U: AC 24 V, 60 Hz, 20 W No. of preset positions Applicable control unit Ambient temperature

: 100 :RM-P2580 :-10I to 50I (operating),

0I to 40I (recommended) Ambient humidity :

35 % to 90 % RH

(without condensation) Mass : 1.3 kg Accessories:

TK-C625E : Instructions ...................................... 2

Ceiling Mount................................... 1

Te mplate .......................................... 1

Wire Clamp ...................................... 1

TK-C625U : Instructions ...................................... 1

Warranty Card.................................. 1

Service Information Card................. 1

Ceiling Mount................................... 1

Te mplate .......................................... 1

Ferrite Core...................................... 1

Wire Clamp ...................................... 1

8 External Dimensions [Unit: mm] 8 Ceiling Mount Hole [Unit: mm]

Screw

Positions

Mounting hole

127

190 36

83.5

SR55

120

83.5

Screw Positions

●Specifications and appearance of this unit and related products are subject to change for product improvement without prior notice.

TK-C625 DOME TYPE CAMERA

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