Lorex LZC7092B Instruction Manual
Instruction
Manual
LZC7092B 10X
PTZ Camera
Instruction Manual
LZC7092B 10X PTZ Camera
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This manual refers to the following models:
LZC7092B
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Table of contents
1 Safety Instructions ..............................................................1
2 LZC7092B Features .............................................................2
3 Getting Started ...................................................................3
4 Connecting the Camera .......................................................4
5 Installation .........................................................................6
5.1 Installation Tips and Warnings.......................................6
5.2 Extension Cables .......................................................6
5.2.1 Connection Diagrams for Extending the
Cables Over 100ft............................................ 7
5.3 Installation (Indoor/Outdoor)..........................................9
6 Controlling the PTZ Camera with your DVR........................... 10
6.1 Default Protocol Information........................................ 10
6.2 Initial Setup ............................................................. 10
6.3 Controlling the Camera .............................................. 11
6.4 PTZ Presets and PTZ Cruise....................................... 13
6.4.1 Setting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series
DVR ............................................................14
6.4.2 Selecting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series
DVR ............................................................15
6.4.3 Deleting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series
DVR ............................................................15
6.4.4 Starting / Stopping PTZ Cruise on the ECO
Series DVR ...................................................15
7 Changing PTZ Protocol Information..................................... 16
7.1 Default values of the DIP switches ................................ 16
7.2 Accessing the DIP Switches........................................ 16
7.3 Setting the Camera ID ............................................... 17
7.4 Setting the Camera Protocol and Baud Rate................... 18
8 Technical Specifications .................................................... 19
8.1 Dimensions ............................................................. 20
9 Troubleshooting................................................................ 21
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Safety Instructions
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• Read this guide carefully and keep it for future reference.
• Follow all instructions for safe use of the product and handle with care.
• Use the camera within given temperature, humidity, and voltage levels
noted in the Technical Specifications.
• Camera is rated for outdoor use and is weatherproof. Camera is not intended for submersion in water. Installation under a sheltered environment
is recommended.
• Do not disassemble the camera.
• Do not point the camera directly towards the sun or a source of intense
light.
• Use only the supplied regulated power supply. Use of a non-regulated,
non-conforming power supply can damage this product and voids the
warranty.
• Make sure to install the camera in a location that can support the camera
weight.
• Make sure there are no live electrical cables in the area where you plan to
mount the camera.
• Periodic cleaning may be required. Use a damp cloth only. Do not use anything other than water to clean the dome cover, as chemicals such as acetone can permanently damage the plastic.
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LZC7092B Features
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• Latest 960H Sony EXview™ II image sensor for excellent low light
performance
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.
• Sony Effio™ video image processor delivers up to 700TV lines of
resolution.
• 10X Optical Zoom and 10X Digital Zoom to focus in on even the finest
details.
• Complete area coverage with fast 360 degrees per second panning speed.
• Program preset viewing points when connected to a DVR.
• ClearNight technology with Digital Noise Reduction improves low light performance and recording efficiency by up to 30%.
• Accurate colors with Lorex’s automatic light filtering technology.
• Weatherproof (IP66) rated
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• Connects to any Lorex Eco™ or Edge™ series DVR for local or remote
operation.
• 100ft all-in-one extension cable included for installation location flexibility.
Note
1. This camera features an ultra-low light sensitive image sensor and therefore does not
feature Infra-Red LEDs. The camera requires ambient lighting (for example, street/
building lighting, star or moon light) to render a night time image. In total darkness
(zero Lux) the camera will not produce a night time image and therefore the camera
should not be installed in completely dark areas.
2. Not intended for submersion in water. Installation in a sheltered location
recommended.
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Getting Started
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The system comes with the following components:
Camera
13V DC Power Adapter
100ft BNC / Power / RS485
Extension Cable
Mounting Screws and
Anchors
Instruction Manual
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Connecting the Camera
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Note
It is recommended to connect the camera to your DVR and test the PTZ controls before
permanent installation. For instructions on how to setup PTZ controls, see 6 Controlling
the PTZ Camera with your DVR, page 10.
RS485
BNC
DC 12V
1
2
3
4
5
6
1. Connect the female 12V DC power connector on the camera to the male
12V DC power connector on the extension cable.
2. Connect the BNC video connector on the camera to the extension cable.
3. Connect the RS485 wires on the extension cable to the RS485 connector
on the camera as shown below.
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1 2
3.1. Use a philips head screwdriver (not included) to loosen the 2
screws on the RS485 connection block attached to the camera.
3.2. Insert the RS485 wires on the extension cable, matching the polarity on the cables coming from the camera (red to red, black to
black). Tighten the screws on the RS485 connection block to secure the wires in place.
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Connecting the Camera
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4. Connect the RS485 connectors on the extension cable to the RS485
block on your DVR. The layout of the RS485 block may differ depending
on your DVR model (common terms include RS485, RS422, or PTZ).
• The RS485 connectors are a pair of bare wires. The red wire is positive
(+) and is connected to the + port, and the black wire is negative (-)
and is connected to the - port.
• Most DVRs either use screws or a spring loaded lock to hold the
RS485 wires in place.
Spring loaded alarm block: Insert a
screwdriver into the lock above the port,
and then insert the wires.
Screw lock alarm block: Tighten
screws above ports to secure wires.
5. Connect the BNC cable on the extension cable to one of the Video Input
ports on the DVR. Make note of the port number where you connect the
camera, as it will be used when configuring the DVR to communicate with
the camera.
6. Connect the power connector on the 100ft extension cable to the included
power adapter. Plug the power adapter into a power outlet.
Note
Because this is a high-powered PTZ camera, the power cable cannot be extended beyond
100ft. To extend the BNC video or RS485 cables, see 5.2 Extension Cables, page 6.
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Installation
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5.1 Installation Tips and Warnings
WARNING
Make sure to install the camera in a location that can support the camera weight.
• Camera is rated for outdoor use. It is recommended to install the camera in
a sheltered area, such as under the eaves on a roof.
• It is recommended to install the camera as high up as possible to get the
best possible image.
• Before installing, connect the camera to the DVR and configure the PTZ
protocol information as needed to ensure that you can control the camera
once installed. It is difficult to change the protocol information once the
camera is installed.
• Camera is capable of seeing in extremely low light conditions (0.02 Lux),
but it cannot see in total darkness. It is recommended to install the camera
where there is some ambient light (e.g. street lighting or starlight, moonlight, etc.) or leave some lighting on in the area where the camera is
installed.
• To extend the length of the cable, see 5.2 Extension Cables, page 6.
• Mount the camera where the lens is away from direct and intense sunlight.
• Plan your cable wiring so that it does not interfere with power lines or tele-
phone lines.
• Ensure that the camera wiring is not exposed or easily cut.
• Mount the camera in an area that is visible but out of reach.
Note
This camera is suitable for wall mounting only.
5.2 Extension Cables
• Included extension cable is 100ft / 30m long. If you are planning on extend-
ing the camera beyond 100ft, see 5.2.1 Connection Diagrams for Extend-
ing the Cables Over 100ft, page 7.
• Because this is a high-powered PTZ camera, the power cable cannot be
extended beyond 100ft. You may connect the included power adapter directly to the camera’s power connector and plug the adapter into a power
outlet near the camera. Or, you may connect the power adapter to the end
of the 100ft cable.
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• BNC video and PTZ control (RS485) wires can be extended an additional
250ft/76m up to a maximum length of 350ft/106m. Video quality may decrease if your extension cables are too long.
• To extend the BNC video cable beyond 100ft, purchase RG59 coaxial ex-
tension cables. It is recommended to use video cables with the following
specification: RG59U 95% Braid 20AWG or better.
• To extend the PTZ control (RS485) wires beyond 100ft, purchase a pair of
24-gauge wires.
Note
Both RG59 coaxial cable and 24-gauge wires should be available from your local building supply store.
5.2.1 Connection Diagrams for Extending the Cables Over 100ft
Option 1: Connect power adapter near camera.
DVR/TV
Power Adapter
Power
Power
Camera
Extension Cable
BNC
485
+
-
+
-
-
RS-485
BNC
BNC
0
1
2
3
1. Connect power adapter to the camera cable and connect to a nearby
power outlet.
2. Connect extension cable to the BNC and RS485 connectors on the included extension cable.
3. Connect additional video/RS-485 cables to the included extension cable.
Note
The power connectors on the included extension cable will be left unused.
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Option 2: Connect power adapter at end of included extension cable.
1
2
3
DVR/TV
Power Adapter
Power
Power
Camera
Extension Cable
BNC
+
-
+
-
-
0
RS-48 5
RS-48 5
BNC
BNC
DC12V
1. Connect camera cable to included extension cable.
2. Connect power adapter to the included extension cable on the side away
from the camera.
3. Connect optional extension cables to the included extension cable.
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5.3 Installation (Indoor/Outdoor)
CAUTION
Make sure to disconnect the power adapter before installing the camera. Camera will begin moving immediately when power adapter is connected.
To install the camera:
1. Use the back of the wall mount to mark holes for the wall mount screws
and cable and drill the holes.
2. Connect the cables as shown in 4 Connecting the Camera, page 4.
3. Attach the camera and wall mount to the wall using the included mounting
screws (4x).
Note
Use the included drywall plugs if installing in drywall.
4. Remove protective vinyl sheet from the dome cover once installation is
completed.
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Controlling the PTZ Camera
with your DVR
6
Once your camera is connected to the DVR, you must perform initial setup to
control the camera using the DVR. Once this setup is complete, you will be
able to move the camera, configure preset positions, and use other advanced
controls.
PTZ features that are available to you will depend on the model of DVR that
you have. The instructions in this section are based on the Lorex ECO Series
DVRs. For other models, check your DVR’s instruction manual for details.
6.1 Default Protocol Information
Unlike standard security cameras, PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras require special protocol (language) information to enable a Security DVR to control the
camera movement.
Input the following information into your DVR to enable PTZ controls.
• Default ID: 1.
• Default Baud Rate: 9600.
• Default Protocol: Pelco-D.
You will not need to change the default protocol information on your camera
unless you are using multiple PTZ cameras or if your DVR does not support
the default settings (see your DVR’s instruction manual for details). If you need
to change the PTZ protocol information, 7 Changing PTZ Protocol Information,
page 16.
6.2 Initial Setup
In the initial setup process, you will input the camera’s protocol information into your DVR. This enables PTZ functionality.
Note
The camera will display the configured PTZ protocol information when it starts up. To
quickly display this information on the monitor, disconnect and reconnect the camera
power adapter.
To perform initial setup using a Lorex ECO Series DVR:
1. Ensure the cables are connected correctly to the DVR according to 4 Connecting the Camera, page 4.
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2. On the DVR, Right-click with the mouse to open the Menu Bar and click
the Main Menu button (
).
3. Click Device and select the PTZ tab.
4. Configure the following:
• Channel: Select the channel that you connected the PTZ camera to.
• Protocol: Select the protocol (default: Pelco-D).
• Baud rate: Select the camera’s baud rate (default: 9600).
• Data Bit: Select 8.
• Stop Bit: Select 1.
• Parity: Select None.
• Cruise: Select Enable to enable PTZ cruise.
• Address: Enter the camera’s ID (default: 001).
5. Click Apply to save your settings.
6.3 Controlling the Camera
Note
Turn off motion detection on your DVR for the channel with the PTZ camera connected.
Otherwise, the DVR will detect the PTZ movement as motion. See your DVR’s instruction
manual for details.
To control the PTZ camera locally on the ECO Series DVR:
1. Select the channel that the PTZ camera is connected to.
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2. Right-click with the mouse to open the Menu Bar and click the PTZ button
(
).
OR
Press and hold the PTZ button on the front panel of the system for 6
seconds.
3. Enter the DVR password (default: 000000) and click Apply.
4. Use the on-screen PTZ controls to control the camera.
PTZ Controls
1
2
3
4 5
1. Channel: Select the channel the PTZ camera is connected to.
2. Direction Keys: Click to pan and tilt the camera.
3. Speed Slider: Increase or decrease the pan and tilt speed.
4. Zoom/Focus/Iris Controls.
5. Preset Controls
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CAUTION
This PTZ camera is designed to tilt up and down within a range of 160°. Tilting less than
10° or greater than 170° may cause the edge of the image to become slightly unclear.
180°
0°
170°
10°
White area shows the optimal tilt range of the camera.
If this happens, use the DVR controls to tilt the camera between 10° and 170°. The camera’s tilt angle appears on the monitor when it moves.
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Pan
Tilt
Zoom
6.4 PTZ Presets and PTZ Cruise
Using the DVR, you can create presets. Presets allow you to save different positions of the camera, so you can return the camera to these positions quickly
without using the manual controls.
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A PTZ cruise (referred to on some DVR’s as a tour or scan), allows you to configure a sequence of presets that the camera will automatically cycle through.
This is useful if you want the camera to monitor a large area, without manually
having to control the camera.
Note
These features may not be available on all DVRs. Check your DVR instruction manual for
details.
Preset Controls on ECO Series DVRs
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1
2
3
4
5
6
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1. Total: Total number of presets.
2. No.: Shows the number of the currently selected preset. Enter the desired
preset number to select or configure a different preset.
3. Time: When cruise mode is activated, the time field determines how long
the camera will hold at the preset position before moving to the next preset. When creating presets, enter the number of seconds the camera will
stay at the preset.
4. Save: Click to save all changes made to presets.
5. Clear: Click to delete the currently selected preset.
6. Go to: Click to go to the currently selected preset.
7. Set: Click to save the current camera position as a preset.
6.4.1 Setting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series DVR
1. Using the direction keys, zoom, focus, and iris settings, move the camera
into position.
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2. (Optional) In the Time field, select the number of seconds the camera will
remain in that position during PTZ cruise before going to the next position.
3. Click Set to set the preset. The Total and No. fields will automatically increase. The Total field shows you the total number of created presets, and
the No. field shows you the number of the preset you are currently
creating.
4. Repeat the steps above to create additional presets as needed. Press
Save when you are finished to save all created presets.
6.4.2 Selecting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series DVR
1. In the No. field, select the number of the preset you would like to select.
2. Click Go to to go to the preset.
6.4.3 Deleting PTZ Presets on the ECO Series DVR
1. In the No. field, select the number of the preset you would like to delete.
2. Click Clear to delete the preset, and click Save to save your changes.
6.4.4 Starting / Stopping PTZ Cruise on the ECO Series DVR
When PTZ cruise is enabled, the camera will cycle through saved presets.
You must set and save presets to use PTZ cruise.
To start / stop PTZ cruise on the ECO Series DVR:
1. Right-click to exit PTZ menu.
2. Right-click to open the Menu Bar and click the Start Cruise button (
).
Enter the DVR password (default: 000000). The camera will cycle through
PTZ presets.
3. To stop the PTZ cruise, right-click to open the Menu Bar and click the Stop
Cruise button (
). Enter the DVR password (default: 000000).
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Changing PTZ Protocol
Information
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The camera’s PTZ protocol information allows a DVR to communicate with it
and control the camera’s movement.
Note
You will not need to change the default protocol information on your camera unless you
are using multiple PTZ cameras or if your DVR does not support the default settings (see
your DVR’s instruction manual for details).
PTZ protocol information on this camera is set using DIP switches inside the
camera. DIP switches represent binary values. This means that they are either
On (1) or Off (0).
The DIP switches control 3 values:
1. The ID of the camera, which allows the DVR to identify different PTZ
cameras.
2. The protocol, which is the language that allows the camera and DVR to
speak to each other (e.g. Pelco D).
3. The baud rate, which is the frequency of communications.
7.1 Default values of the DIP switches
• Default ID: 1.
• Default Baud Rate: 9600.
• Default Protocol: Pelco-D.
7.2 Accessing the DIP Switches
1
2
DIP
1. Rotate the dome cover counterclockwise to remove it from the camera.
2. The DIP switches are located below the camera module.
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Changing PTZ Protocol Information
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7.3 Setting the Camera ID
The camera ID is how the DVR identifies PTZ cameras.
Camera ID is set using the larger DIP switch panel with 8 switches. Each
switch represents a binary digit (i.e. switch #1=1, #2=2, #3=4, etc.). Camera
ID can be anything between 1-255. See the address example table.
Camera ID DIP switches
Note
You cannot use the same ID for more than 1 PTZ camera.
You cannot set an ID with a value of 0.
ID
Switch is ON or OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
2
OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
3
ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
4
OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
5
ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
6
OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
7
ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
8
OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
9
ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
10
OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
11
ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
12
OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
13
ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
14
OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
15
ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
16
OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
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Changing PTZ Protocol Information
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7.4 Setting the Camera Protocol and Baud Rate
The protocol is the language that allows the camera and DVR to communicate, and the baud rate is the frequency of signal sent to the camera. The
camera supports Pelco-D and Pelco-P protocols.
Protocol and baud rate are set using switches 1 and 2 on the smaller DIP
switch panel. See the table below.
Protocol and baud rate switches
1 2
Protocol/Baud Rate
OFF OFF Pelco-D 2400
ON OFF Pelco-D 9600
OFF ON Pelco-P 4800
ON ON
Pelco-P 9600
Note
Switches 3 and 4 are for manufacturer use only and should always be set to OFF.
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Technical Specifications
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Image Sensor 1/3" 960H Sony Ex-View HAD CCD II
Video Format
NTSC
Effective Pixels 976(H) x 494 (V)
Resolution Up to 700 TVL
Range 360° Pan (Endless)160° Tilt (Auto-Flip)
Pan/Tilt Speed Max 360°/Sec.
Zoom 10x Optical Zoom & 10x Digital Zoom
Protocol Pelco-D, Pelco-P
Min. Illumination
0.7 Lux in Color 0.02 Lux in Black and White
Lens / Lens Type Auto Focus / 3.8-38mm F1.8
S / N Ratio 50db (AGC Off)
Iris Auto Iris
Termination
BNC Video / RS485 / DC Power
Video Output Composite 1.0Vpp @ 75ohm
Power Requirement 12V DC ±10%
Power Consumption
Max. 850mA
Operating Temperature Range -4°F ~ 122°F / -20°C ~ 50°C
Operating Humidity Range within 90%RH
Indoor/Outdoor Both (IP66)
1
Weight (Camera & Wall Mount) 2.9lbs / 1.3kg
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1. Not intended for submersion in water. Installation in a sheltered location recommended.
Technical Specifications
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8.1 Dimensions
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Troubleshooting
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There is no picture at night.
• Camera is capable of seeing in extremely low light conditions (0.02 Lux),
but it cannot see in total darkness. It is recommended to install the camera
where there is some ambient light (e.g. street lighting, starlight, moonlight,
etc.) or leave a light on in the area where the camera is installed.
No image at startup.
• Check to ensure your camera is properly connected (see 4 Connecting the
Camera, page 4) and the power adapter is plugged in.
• Connect the power adapter to a different outlet.
• Make sure power adapter is the original one provided. Do not use other
power adapters with this product, as this will void the warranty.
No image or camera image is unclear.
• Dome cover is dirty. Clean the dome cover with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
Do not use anything other than water to clean the dome cover, as chemicals such as acetone can permanently damage the plastic.
• Extension cable run may be too long (see 5.2 Extension Cables, page 6 for
details).
• Voltage may drop over distance and affect image quality. The power adapt-
er must be connected either at the end of the provided 100ft cable or directly to the 3ft cable.
Image is distorted.
• Image may become unclear when camera is tilted too close to the camera
base (e.g. pointed parallel to the ceiling). Tilt the camera using DVR PTZ
controls.
PTZ controls are not working or are not working properly.
• RS485 wires not connected or connected using wrong polarity. Ensure the
red wire is connected to the + RS485 port and the black wire is connected
to the - RS485 port.
• Not enough of RS485 wire is exposed to make proper connection. Use a
wire stripper (not included) to strip off some of the wire insulation.
• Extension cables may be damaged or are not connected properly. Check
your extension cable run.
• PTZ protocol details are not configured in DVR. See your DVR instruction
manual for details.
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• Multiple PTZ cameras are using the same camera ID. This will either dis-
able or affect PTZ controls. Configure a separate camera ID for each camera (see 7 Changing PTZ Protocol Information, page 16 for details).
DVR motion detection is constantly triggering.
• Turn off motion detection on the channel the PTZ camera is connected to.
DVR’s use video motion detection, which means they detect motion by
looking for changes between frames (images) in the video. If the camera is
moving, the DVR will detect this as motion.
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Publ. No.: LX400006
Release: 1.0
Commit:
11219
Head: 11445
Language: en-US
Modified: 2014-01-28
Formatted: 2014-02-07
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