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Sanyo VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, VCC-9000INCP/INSP, VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, VCC-9100EBCP/EBSP, VCC-9100INCP/INSP Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS 使用说明书

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VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP VCC-9000INCP/INSP VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP VCC-9100EBCP/EBSP VCC-9100INCP/INSP VCC-9100EXCP/EXSP

Colour CCD camera English GB
CCD-Farbkamera Deutsch D
Caméra CCD COULEUR Francais F
彩色CCD摄像机 中文 CS ¢
Mount Embedded type Indoor type Outdoor type
VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP
VCC-9100EBCP/EBSP 		VCC-9000INCP/INSP
VCC-9100INCP/INSP 		VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP
VCC-9100EXCP/EXSP
About this manual

Before installing and using this unit, please read this manual carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference.

• This manual gives basic connections and operating instructions for 12 PAL models.

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CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS 2
ACCESSORIES
PART NAMES • SETTINGS • SETUP①
(VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP)
PART NAMES • SETTINGS • SETUP2
(VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP)
PART NAMES • SETTINGS • SETUP 3
(VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP) 9
CONNECTIONS 12
OPERATION 14
MENU EXPLANATIONS 15
SYSTEM SETTINGS
B Screen display settings
(DISPLAY CONFIGURATION)
C Changing the password
(PASSWORD CHANGE) 19
D Restoring camera settings to their default settings
(FACTORY DEFAULT)
E Resetting settings (RESET) 20
LENS SETTINGS
A Zoom speed settings (ZOOM SPEED)
Electronic zoom maximum ratio settings
(EL ZOOM)
C Automatic restore mode settings
(JOYSTICK AUTO)
D Automatic focus restore time settings
(AUTO FOCUS)
E Automatic iris restore time setting
(AUTO IBIS) 23
F Iris level settings (IRIS LEVEL)
G Day/Night settings (DAY/NIGHT)
(VCC-9100P series only)24
CAMERA SETTINGS
A Sensitivity increase settings (SENSE UP)
B Shutter speed setting (SHUTTER)
C white balance settings (WHITE BALANCE)
AND TILT SETTINGS
B Panning speed settings for different zoom rations
(PROPORTIONAL PAN)
C Lens starting point position setting
(SET NORTH) 30
AUTOMATIC MODE SETTINGS 31
A Preset position settings (PRESET POSITION)
B Sequential mode settings (SEQUENCE)
C Tour mode settings (TOUR) 36
D Automatic pan settings (AUTO PAN)
E Zone settings (SET ZONE)
F Automatic restore standby time settings
(FUNCTION IDLE)
G Automatic restore function settings
(FUNCTION)
MASKING SETTINGS (PRIVACY MASK)
LIST OF ADDRESS SETTINGS (SW1)
SPECIFICATIONS

MAIN FEATURES

  • Manual pan, tilt and zoom operations and focus and iris settings can be carried out.
  • Automatic focus, automatic iris, automatic white balance and automatic backlight compensation functions operate so that clear images are transmitted at all times.
  • If the camera is tilted so that it is facing directly downward, it automatically reverse through 180 degrees (automatic reverse function) so that continuous tilting between 0 and 180 degrees is possible.
  • Zoom and focus settings for up to 80 different monitoring positions can be stored as preset positions.
  • Up to 36 of the stored preset positions can be automatically viewed in succession (sequence). You can also set the order for switching between the different monitoring positions and the time period for each position to be monitored. Up to four different sequence modes can be set.
  • Up to 1000 commands can be stored for image traces (tours) used for manual pan, tilt and zoom operations, and the stored image traces can be reproduced automatically. Up to four different tour modes can be set.
  • You can set a start point and end point for image monitoring, so that automatic panning can be carried out between these two points. The automatic panning speed can also be set. Up to four different automatic panning modes can be set.
  • You can set the ranges for image monitoring areas (zones) and titles can be displayed while monitoring is in progress. Up to eight different zones can be set.
  • Places where monitoring may intrude on privacy can be shielded by grey patterns (masks). Up to four different areas can be masked.
  • The direction of the camera lens and the zoom ratio can be displayed on the monitor screen. If you set the direction of the camera lens using menu operations, the direction of the camera lens can be displayed on the monitor screen.
■ Approvals: IP66 (Outdoor type only)

This unit has been certified to IP66 standards when properly installed.

Use only an IP66 certified enclosure or an electrical box.

Ensure all openings in enclosure are sealed as per manufacturer's instructions.

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PRECAUTIONS

■ In case of problem

Do not use the unit if smoke or a strange odor comes from the unit, or if it seems not to function correctly. Turn off the power immediately and disconnect the power cord, and then consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

■ Do not open or modify

Do not open the cabinet, as it may be dangerous and cause damage to the unit. For repairs, consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

■ Do not put objects inside the unit

Make sure that no metal objects or flammable substance get inside the unit. If used with a foreign object inside, it could cause a fire, a short-circuit or damage. Be careful to protect the unit from rain, sea water, etc. If water or liquid gets inside the unit, turn off the power immediately and disconnect the power cord, and then consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

■ Be careful when handling the unit

To prevent damage, do not drop the unit or subject it to strong shock or vibration.

Do not install this unit close to magnetic fields

The magnetic fields may result in unstable operation.

Protect from humidity and dust

To prevent damage, do not install the unit where there is greasy smoke or steam, where the humidity may get too high, or where there is a lot of dust.

■ Protect from high temperatures

Do not install close to stoves, or other heat sources, such as spotlights, etc., or where it could be subject to direct sunlight, as this could cause deformation, discoloration or other

damages.

Be careful when installing close to the ceiling, in a kitchen or boiler room, as the temperature may rise to high levels.

■ Cleaning

  • Dirt can be removed from the cabinet by wiping it with a soft cloth. To remove stains, wipe with a soft cloth moistened with a soft detergent solution and wrung dry, then dry by wiping with a soft cloth.
  • Do not use benzine, thinner or other chemical products on the cabinet, as this may cause deformation and paint peeling. Before using a chemical cloth, make sure to read all accompanying instructions. Make sure that no plastic or rubber material comes into contact with the cabinet for a long period of time, as this may cause damage or paint peeling.

ACCESSORIES

■VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP

① Dome cover installation screws (spare: 1) ....................................

■ VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP, VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP

  • ③ Dome cover installation screw (spare) .
  • 5 Sealing tape .....

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Part Names

VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP (Mount Embedded type)

(1) Connection board

Connect the communication cable and the power supply cable to the connectors on this board.

Communication terminal

Connect the communication cable (twisted pair cable) from the system controller to this terminal.

Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. There are two types of connectors, for RS-485A and RS-485B cables, so make sure that the cables are connected to the same corresponding connectors as for the system controller.

BAC power terminal

Connect the power supply cable to these terminals. Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. The connection terminals do not have plus or minus settings. The middle terminal is a ground (EARTH) terminal which should be connected if required.

NOTE: Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

(2) Camera connection cable

This is used to connect the connection board inside the main cover to the camera unit.

③ Video output cable

Connect the coaxial cable from the monitor to the BNC connector of this cable.

  • ④ Camera unit drop-prevention wire
  • 5 Camera connection terminal
  • 6 Camera unit
  • (7) Dome cover
  • 8 Main cover
  • (9) Termination and communication setting circuit board

The termination and communication settings are made by changing the positions of the jumpers.

1 System controller setting circuit board

SW1 for setting the camera address and SW2 for setting the protocol and communication speed are located on the top and bottom of the circuit board respectively.

Setup location

Take the following points into consideration when setting up the camera.

  • The wall or ceiling used for installation should have enough strength to bear approximately four times the combined weight of the camera and bracket. Select a wall or ceiling that is strong enough to bear such a weight.
  • Select a wall or ceiling surface that is completely flat, so that there will be no space between the base of the bracket and the wall.
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VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, VCC-9100EBCP/EBSP

PART NAMES • SETTINGS • SETUP(1)

Settings

(1) Protocol and communication speed settings

tocol Communication speed

Protocol setting

This sets the communication protocol to use for the camera.

The default setting is the "SANYO" protocol (all OFF).

List of Protocol Settings

Brotocol SW2 n umber •
PIOLOCOI 1 2 3 4 5 6
SANYO
PELCO_D ON

The default setting is "19200".

Communication SW2 n umber
speed (bps) 7 8
2400 OFF OFF
4800 ON OFF
9600 OFF ON
19200 ON ON

2 Address settings

The default setting is "000" (all OFF). Refer to "LIST OF ADDRESS SETTINGS (SW1)" for address settings. (See p42)

③ Termination setting (JP3)

The termination connection setting must be made if this camera is connected to a network system and it is in the termination connection position.

The default setting is OFF (pins 2–3), so pull out the circuit board and set JP3 to ON (short pins 1–2), then return the circuit board to its original position.

If the camera is connected to a network system and it is not in the termination connection position, the setting does not need to be changed.

Pin positions Termination settings
1–2 ON
2–3 OFF
(4) Communication setting (JP4)

The camera can be set for either RS-485 or coaxial (default setting) communication.

The factory default setting is for coaxial communication (pins 1–2), so that if you would like to use RS-485 control, pull out the circuit board, change the setting to RS-485 (pins 2–3) and then reinsert the circuit board.

Pin positions Connection method setting
1–2 Coaxial (COAX)
2–3 RS485
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Setup

Refer to page 45 for details on how to drill the ceiling installation holes.

1 Install the main cover to the ceiling.

  • ①Make a hole in the ceiling for inserting the main cover.
  • ② Install the accessory clamp fitting to the top of the main cover, and pass the cables (video output cable, communication cable and power supply cable) through it.
    • To install the clamp fitting, first screw in the main unit A securely, then tighten the nut B.
  • ③ Pull out the three arms © of the main cover and adjust them to the thickness of the ceiling so that they secure the main cover in place.

2 Connect the cables.

Connect all of the cables that have been passed through the clamp fitting, pull the cables to adjust them so that they are not loose inside the cover, and then tighten the clamp fitting nut.

  • ① Video output cable: Connect to the BNC connector that is coming out from the top of the main cover. After making the connection, slide the insulation cover to hide the connectors.
  • ② Communication cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.
  • ③ Power supply cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.

Refer to "① Connection board " in " PART NAMES " for details on connecting to the terminals on the connection board.

NOTE:

  • You can also connect the cables before embedding the main cover into the ceiling. Adapt the installation procedure in accordance with the circumstances.
  • Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

3 Install the camera unit.

  • ①Connect the drop-prevention wire inside the main cover to the hole in the base of the camera unit.
  • ②Align the screw holes (with slots) © in the base of the camera unit with the two screws inside the main cover so that the camera connection terminal B of the camera unit is directly above the camera board A, and then turn the camera unit clockwise. Check that the two screws are at the far ends of each slot, and then securely tighten the screws.
  • ③Connect the camera cable. Connect the camera connection cable from the connection board to the camera connection terminal of the camera unit.

▲ Install the dome cover.

  • ①Install the dome cover drop-prevention wire ④ in between the main cover and the dome cover.
  • ② Align the projections C on the dome cover with the slots B in the base of the main cover, and then turn the dome cover to the right to secure it in place. Be sure to remove the lens cap before installing the dome cover.

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Part Names

VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP (Indoor type)

(1) Connection board

Connect the communication cable and the power supply cable to the connectors on this board.

Communication terminal

Connect the communication cable (twisted pair cable) from the system controller to this terminal.

Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. There are two types of connectors, for RS-485A and RS-485B cables, so make sure that the cables are connected to the same corresponding connectors as for the system controller.

BAC power terminal

Connect the power supply cable to these terminals. Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. The connection terminals do not have plus or minus settings. The middle terminal is a ground (EARTH) terminal which should be connected if required.

NOTE: Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

② Camera connection cable

This is used to connect the connection board inside the main cover to the camera unit.

③ Video output cable

Connect the coaxial cable from the monitor to the BNC connector of this cable.

  • ④ Camera unit drop-prevention wire
  • 5 Camera connection terminal
  • 6 Camera unit
  • (7) Dome cover
  • 8 Main cover
  • (9) Termination and communication setting circuit board

The termination and communication settings are made by changing the positions of the jumpers.

1 System controller setting circuit board

SW1 for setting the camera address and SW2 for setting the protocol and communication speed are located on the top and bottom of the circuit board respectively.

Setup location

Take the following points into consideration when setting up the camera.

  • The wall or ceiling used for installation should have enough strength to bear approximately four times the combined weight of the camera and bracket. Select a wall or ceiling that is strong enough to bear such a weight.
  • Select a wall or ceiling surface that is completely flat, so that there will be no space between the base of the bracket and the wall.

Settings

Follow the same procedure given on page 4 to make the settings.

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Setup

1 Install the bracket.

Installation to a wall

  • (1) While aligning the bracket base with the setup position, make four marks on the wall at the mounting bolt locations. Then make holes in these locations for the four M8 anchor bolts and insert the M8 bolts.
  • ②Make a hole for the connection cables in the wall in the middle of the bracket installation surface, and pull the cables all together through the wall to the outside.
  • ③ Pass the connection cables through the hole in the bracket, and then align the bracket base with the four M8 bolts and tighten the M8 nuts to secure the bracket in place.

You can use the mounting brackets (sold separately) shown in the illustrations below to install the camera to the corner of a wall or to a pillar. (Ask the place of purchase for details.)

Installation to a ceiling

  • ①Loosen the anchor bolts
  • 2While aligning the bracket base with the setup position, make four marks on the ceiling at the mounting bolt locations. Then make holes in these locations for the four M8 anchor bolts and insert the M8 bolts.
  • ③Make a hole for the connection cables in the ceiling in the middle of the bracket installation surface, and pull the cables all together through the ceiling to the outside.

If routing the cables along the surface of the ceiling, use the cable groove (B) in the bracket base.

  • ④ Pass the connection cables through the hole in the bracket, and then align the bracket base with the four M8 bolts and tighten the M8 nuts to secure the bracket in place.
  • ⑤After passing the connection cables through the bracket, screw the bracket back onto the bracket base and securely tighten the screw .

? Connect the cables.

Connect all of the cables that have been passed through the bracket.

  • ① Video output cable: Connect to the BNC connector that is coming out from the top of the main cover. After making the connection, slide the insulation cover to hide the connectors.
  • ② Communication cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.
  • ③ Power supply cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.

Refer to "① Connection board " in " PART NAMES " for details on connecting to the terminals on the connection board.

NOTE: Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

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3 Install the main cover to the bracket.

When installing to a wall

Wind the accessory waterproof sealing tape (B) around the connecting part of the main cover, screw the main cover clockwise into the bracket, and then securely tighten the screw (A).

When installing to a ceiling

Screw the top of the main cover clockwise into the base of the bracket, and then securely tighten the screw (A).

NOTE: When installing the main cover to the bracket, pull the cables to adjust them so that they are not loose inside the cover.

▲ Install the camera unit.

  • ①Connect the drop-prevention wire inside the main cover to the hole in the base of the camera unit.
  • ②Align the screw holes (with slots) C in the base of the camera unit with the two screws inside the main cover so that the camera connection terminal B of the camera unit is directly above the camera board A, and then turn the camera unit clockwise. Check that the two screws are at the far ends of each slot, and then securely tighten the screws.
  • ③Connect the camera cable.

Connect the camera connection cable from the connection board to the camera connection terminal of the camera unit.

5 Connect the dome cover with the wire.

Place the connection ring of drop-prevention wire (A) on the dome cover onto the connection screw of the main cover, and then secure it by tightening the two nuts.

After applying lubricating oil (accessory O-ring lube) to the packing (A) around the rim of the dome cover, fit the dome cover into the main cover and secure it by tightening the screws (B). Be sure to remove the lens cap from the camera before installing the dome cover.

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Part Names

VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP (Outdoor type)

(1) Connection board

Connect the communication cable and the power supply cable to the connectors on this board.

Communication terminal

Connect the communication cable (twisted pair cable) from the system controller to this terminal.

Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. There are two types of connectors, for RS-485A and RS-485B cables, so make sure that the cables are connected to the same corresponding connectors as for the system controller.

BAC power terminal

Connect the power supply cable to these terminals. Loosen the terminal screws, insert the cable as shown in the illustration, and then securely tighten the screws. The connection terminals do not have plus or minus settings. The middle terminal is a ground (EARTH) terminal which should be connected if required.

NOTE: Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

② Camera connection cable

This is used to connect the connection board inside the main cover to the camera unit.

③ Video output cable

Connect the coaxial cable from the monitor to the BNC connector of this cable.

  • ④ Camera unit drop-prevention wire
  • 5 Camera connection terminal
  • 6 Camera unit
  • (7) Dome cover
  • 8 Main cover
  • (9) Termination and communication setting circuit board

The termination and communication settings are made by changing the positions of the jumpers.

1 Condensation-prevention heater cable

(1) System controller setting circuit board

SW1 for setting the camera address and SW2 for setting the protocol and communication speed are located on the top and bottom of the circuit board respectively.

Setup location

Take the following points into consideration when setting up the camera.

  • The wall or ceiling used for installation should have enough strength to bear approximately four times the combined weight of the camera and bracket. Select a wall or ceiling that is strong enough to bear such a weight.
  • Select a wall or ceiling surface that is completely flat, so that there will be no space between the base of the bracket and the wall.
Settings

Follow the same procedure given on page 4 to make the settings.

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Setup

1 Install the bracket.

Installation to a wall

  • (1) While aligning the bracket base with the setup position, make four marks on the wall at the mounting bolt locations. Then make holes in these locations for the four M8 anchor bolts and insert the M8 bolts.
  • ②Make a hole for the connection cables in the wall in the middle of the bracket installation surface, and pull the cables all together through the wall to the outside.
  • ③ Pass the connection cables through the hole in the bracket, and then align the bracket base with the four M8 bolts and tighten the M8 nuts to secure the bracket in place.

You can use the mounting brackets (sold separately) shown in the illustrations below to install the camera to the corner of a wall or to a pillar. (Ask the place of purchase for details.)

Installation to a ceiling

  • ①Loosen the anchor bolts
  • 2While aligning the bracket base with the setup position, make four marks on the ceiling at the mounting bolt locations. Then make holes in these locations for the four M8 anchor bolts and insert the M8 bolts.
  • ③Make a hole for the connection cables in the ceiling in the middle of the bracket installation surface, and pull the cables all together through the ceiling to the outside.

If routing the cables along the surface of the ceiling, use the cable groove (B) in the bracket base.

  • ④ Pass the connection cables through the hole in the bracket, and then align the bracket base with the four M8 bolts and tighten the M8 nuts to secure the bracket in place.
  • ⑤After passing the connection cables through the bracket, screw the bracket back onto the bracket base and securely tighten the screw A.

? Connect the cables.

Connect all of the cables that have been passed through the bracket.

  • ① Video output cable: Connect to the BNC connector that is coming out from the top of the main cover. After making the connection, slide the insulation cover to hide the connectors.
  • Communication cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.
  • ③ Power supply cable: Connect to the terminals on the connection board inside the main cover.

Refer to "① Connection board " in " PART NAMES " for details on connecting to the terminals on the connection board.

NOTE: Adjust each cable so that they will not be subjected to any outside interferences and then fix the cables in this position.

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3 Install the main cover to the bracket.

When installing to a wall

Wind the accessory waterproof sealing tape (B) around the connecting part of the main cover, screw the main cover clockwise into the bracket, and then securely tighten the screw (A).

When installing to a ceiling

Screw the top of the main cover clockwise into the base of the bracket, and then securely tighten the screw (A).

NOTE: When installing the main cover to the bracket, pull the cables to adjust them so that they are not loose inside the cover.

▲ Install the camera unit.

  • ①Connect the drop-prevention wire inside the main cover to the hole in the base of the camera unit.
  • ②Align the screw holes (with slots) C in the base of the camera unit with the two screws inside the main cover so that the camera connection terminal B of the camera unit is directly above the camera board A, and then turn the camera unit clockwise. Check that the two screws are at the far ends of each slot, and then securely tighten the screws.
  • ③Connect the camera cable.

Connect the camera connection cable from the connection board to the camera connection terminal of the camera unit.

5 Connect the dome cover with the wire.

Place the connection ring of drop-prevention wire (A) on the dome cover onto the connection screw of the main cover, and then secure it by tightening the two nuts.

6 Connect the condensation-prevention heater cable.

Connect the connector of the anti-condensation heating cable (B) to the main cover.

7 Install the dome cover.

After applying lubricating oil (accessory O-ring lube) to the packing (A) around the rim of the dome cover, fit the dome cover into the main cover and secure it by tightening the screws (B). Be sure to remove the lens cap from the camera before installing the dome cover.

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CONNECTIONS

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Turn off the power for all equipment before making these connections.

Read the instruction manuals for all of the equipment being connected. In addition, if the cables are connected incorrectly, it may cause smoke or incorrect operation to occur.

■ Connections for using RS-485 control

NOTE: If the camera and the system controller are too far apart, the reliability of the control signals may drop. If this happens, use a RS-485 distributor.

■ Coaxial cable type and maximum length

  • Cable type RG-6U (5C-2V), 500 m maximum.
  • Cable type RG-11U (7C-2V), 600 m maximum.

CAUTION: Using CCTV/Video-grade coaxial cable.

Consumable parts

The following parts are consumable parts. Use the service lives given as a guide for replacement. Note that the service lives are only to be used as guides, and are not a guarantee of performance for each part for the length of time specified. In addition, the service life for each part will vary depending on the operating environment and conditions of use.

  • Lens: Approx. 20,000 hours (1,200,000 operations)
  • Slip ring: Approx. 20,000 hours (1,200,000 operations)
  • FFC cable: Approx. 1.000.000 operations
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CONNECTIONS

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  • Connections for using coaxial control
  • System connections (1)

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OPERATION

  • Operations using RS-485 or coaxial cable control system
  • Operations using RS-485 control system ( D = ) Set the communication setting (JP4) pins so that pins 2 – 3 (RS-485) are shorted Refer to "Connections for using RS-485 control" for details on connections.

Operations using coaxial cable control system ( ) Set the communication setting (JP4) pins so that pins 1 – 2 (COAX) are shorted Refer to "Connections for using coaxial control" for details on connections.

Initial display SANYO Controller 15:30:30 (Menu display) CMERA S/N:573016801 CAMERA S/N:573016801

  • 1 Connect all equipment and turn on the power. When the power for the camera is turned on, the self-test function for the internal lens starts, and when it finishes, the individual information for that camera is displayed on
  • 2 The initial display will appear in the menu display of the system controller.
  • 3 Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

"MX:" (multiplexer) will appear in the initial display

  • 4. Press the MODE button repeatedly until "CM:" (camera) appears in the display.
    • MX → VR → " CM " → DR → MX
  • 5 Use the numeric buttons to enter the address number (example: 001) that is specified by the camera's address setting switch (SW1) into "CAMERA ID", and then press the ENTER button.

The camera monitoring screen will be displayed.

6 Operate the camera.

Making camera settings from the camera's menu screen When you press the MENU button, the camera's menu screen is displayed. These operations are carried out mainly by using the joystick lever and the ENTER button. Make the settings while referring to "MENU

EXPLANATIONS".

B Button operations at the system controller

This uses both the command buttons on the "CAMERA" panel and the FUNCTION button.

For details, refer to the instruction manual for the system controller.

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MENU EXPLANATIONS

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SYSTEM SETTINGS (SYSTEM INFORMATION) (See p16) The menu settings are divided into six sub-menus. A Camera ID settings and title settings CAMERA INFORMATION DISPLAY CONFIGURATION PASSWORD CHANCE (CAMERA INFORMATION) B Screen display settings (DISPLAY FACTORY DEFAULT CONFIGURATION) C Changing the password (PASSWORD CHANGE) D Restoring camera settings to their default settings (FACTORY DEFAULT) Main menu E Resetting settings (RESET) LENS SETTINGS (LENS) (See p21) LENS PAN/TILT PARAMETERS A Zoom speed settings (ZOOM SPEED) ZOOM SPEED HIGH B Electronic zoom maximum ratio settings PRIVACY MASK JOYSTICK AUTO : BOTH : 005 (EL ZOOM) C Automatic restore mode settings AUTO IRIS :005 DAY/NIGHT (JOYSTICK AUTO) D Automatic focus restore time settings (AUTO FOCUS) E Automatic iris restore time setting (AUTO IRIS) NOTE F Iris level settings (IRIS LEVEL) G Day/Night settings (DAY/NIGHT) • The menu screens are cleared (VCC-9100P series only) automatically if no menu operations are carried out for two minutes or more CAMERA SETTINGS (CAMERA) (See p25) Press the MENU button to re-display A Sensitivity increase settings (SENSE UP) B Shutter speed setting (SHUTTER) Menu settings are all stored C White balance settings (WHITE BALANCE) automatically in case of problems such D Backlight compensation settings (BLC) as power outages. • If you tilt the joystick lever vertically and hold it in that position, the D position automatically moves up or down. Furthermore, if you tilt and hold the iovstick lever for 10 seconds or more PAN AND TILT SETTINGS (PAN/TILT PARAMETERS) (See p28) while changing a setting, the speed at which the setting changes will increase. A Settings using joystick operations AUTO STOP IDLE :020 (AUTO STOP IDLE) PROPORTIONAL PAN:ON B Panning speed settings for different zoom rations (PROPORTIONAL PAN) C Lens starting point position setting (SET NORTH) AUTOMATIC MODE SETTINGS (AUTO MODE) (See p31) A Preset position settings PRESET POSITION (PRESET POSITION) TOUR B Sequential mode settings (SEQUENCE) C Tour mode settings (TOUR) SET ZONE D Automatic pan settings (AUTO PAN) E Zone settings (SET ZONE) FUNCTION :0FF F Automatic restore standby time settings (FUNCTION IDLE) G Automatic restore function settings (FUNCTION) MASKING SETTINGS (PRIVACY MASK) (See p40) 001 — Masking number setting ACTIVATE : Masking display setting

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A Camera ID settings and title settings (CAMERA INFORMATION)

(See p17)

This sets the camera's address (camera ID) and title.

B Screen display settings (DISPLAY CONFIGURATION) (See p18)

You can display information such as titles and setting numbers for each menu screen on the monitor screen.

The default setting is for all displays to be " OFF ". If you select " ON ", the details that have been set for a menu screen will be displayed.

CAMERA TITLE
AUTO PAN No.
PRESET TITLE
TOUR No.
ZOOM RATIO
DIRECTION
ZONE TITLE
PBACK 		OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

C Changing the password (PASSWORD CHANGE) (See p19)

At the time of shipment from the factory, the password is set to " 123456 " (default setting).

You can change the password if necessary.

INPUT PASSWORD : * *
CONFIRM :*****
PASSWORD LOCK : OFF
⊳BACK

(Password setting screen)

OLD PASSWORD :
DBACK 		*****

(Password change screen)

D Restoring camera settings to their default settings (FACTORY DEFAULT) (See p20)

The camera settings can be returned to the default settings. A password is required in order to carry out this operation.

E Resetting settings (RESET) (See p20)

This lets you reset camera operation so that you can redo all operations from the beginning.

When you carry out a reset, all operations are stopped and the settings are returned to the initial settings that were active when the power was turned on.

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A Camera ID settings and title settings (CAMERA INFORMATION)

Changing the address

Refer to "LIST OF ADDRESS SETTINGS (SW1)" when changing the address (000–127). (See p42)

  • 1 To change the camera's address, set all of the camera's address switches (SW1) to "ON" (255). (See p4)
  • 9 Press the MENU button.

ÞSYSTEM INFORMATION LENS CAMERA PAN/TILT PARAMETERS AUTO MODE PRIVACY MASK END

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "SYSTEM INFORMATION", and then tilt it to ►.
  • 4 Select "CAMERA INFORMATION", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The camera information setting screen will be displayed

CAMERA INFORMATION DISPLAY CONFIGURATION PASSWORD CHANGE FACTORY DEFAULT RESET BACK

5 Select "CAMERA ID", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The serial number (S/N) setting screen will be displayed.

① Select "INPUT S/N", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "INPUT S/N" setting will flash.

②Enter the serial number to be displayed for the "CAMERA S/N" setting (1st line).

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

If you keep the joystick lever tilted to ◀, entry will be completed.

6 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The "CAMERA ID" setting will flash

CAMERA ID :◀001►
TITLE:000000000000000000000000000000000000

7 Change the "CAMERA ID" setting.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

If you keep the joystick lever tilted to ►, entry will be completed.

The changed " CAMERA ID " setting will be displayed in the initial screen.

8 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Setting the title

1 Select "CAMERA INFORMATION", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The camera information setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "TITLE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "TITLE" setting will flash

3 Enter a title name.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the letter or number, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

If you keep the joystick lever tilted to ◄ , entry will be completed.

4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Refer to "B Screen display settings" for details on showing the display. (See p18)

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The screen display setting screen will be displayed.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select an item, and then tilt it to ►.

The setting for the selected item will flash.

CAMERA TITLE
AUTO PAN No.
PRESET TITLE
TOUR No.
ZOOM RATIO
DIRECTION
ZOOK TITLE
DBACK 		OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

Example: When "CAMERA TITLE" is selected.

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting (ON/OFF), and then tilt it to ◄. This completes the setting.
  • 4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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C Changing the password (PASSWORD CHANGE)

Changing the password

If changing the password from "123456" (default setting) to "654321"

1 Select "PASSWORD CHANGE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The password setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "INPUT PASSWORD", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

3 Select "OLD PASSWORD", tilt the joystick lever to ▶, and then enter the current password.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

Enter the current (default) password, starting from "1".

1****

Once you have entered "123456" in "OLD PASSWORD", tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is displayed to complete the password entry

4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

"INPUT PASSWORD" will be selected.

5 Enter the new password ("654321") in the "INPUT PASSWORD" setting.

Enter the new password, starting from "6", in the same way for the old password.

Tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is displayed. This completes the password entry.

6 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "CONFIRM", then tilt it to ► and enter the new password ("654321") once more.

Tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is

  • displayed. This completes the password entry.
  • 7 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Setting and deactivating a password

To set a password, set "PASSWORD LOCK" to "ON".

1 Select "PASSWORD CHANGE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The password setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "PASSWORD LOCK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The current setting will flash.

INPUT PAS SSWORD:*****
CONFIRM : *****
PASSWORD LOCK OFF
BACK
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  • 3 Select "ON", and then tilt the joystick lever to ◀.
  • 4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting. When deactivating the password, set "PASSWORD LOCK" to "OFF".
  • NOTE: If "PASSWORD LOCK " is set to "ON ", the password entry prompt will be displayed on the screen when the MENU button on the system controller is pressed, so enter the password.

1 The "PASSWORD" screen will be displayed.

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D Restoring camera settings to their default settings (FACTORY DEFAULT)

The camera settings can be returned to the default settings.

1 Select "FACTORY DEFAULT" in the system setting menu, and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The password entry screen will be displayed.

  • Select "SET", and then tilt the joystick
  • ∠ lever to ►.

All settings except for the PAN, TOUR, SEQ, PASSWORD and TITLE settings will be restored to the factory default settings.

To return to the previous status without resetting the settings. select "BACK ".

To return all settings to the default settings (except for CAMERA ID)

If you enter the password before selecting "SET", all settings including the PAN, TOUR, SEQ, PASSWORD and TITLE settings will be restored to the factory default settings.

1 Select "FACTORY DEFAULT" in the system setting menu, and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The password entry screen will be displayed.

2 Select "PASSWORD", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►

The first digit of the password will flash.

2 Enter the password.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and tilt it to ► to move the flashing cursor to the next position.

Tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is displayed. This completes the password entry.

4 Select "SET", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

All camera settings will be returned to the factory default settings.

To return to the previous status without resetting the settings, select " BACK ".

List of Default Setting Values

Menu item Setting Menu item Setting
CAMERA TITLE OFF WHITE BALANCE ATW
AUTO PAN No. OFF MWB-R 64
PRESET TITLE OFF MWB-B 64
TOUR No. OFF BLC OFF
ZOOM RATIO OFF AUTO STOP IDLE 20
DIRECTION OFF PROPORTIONAL
PAN 		ON
ZONE TITLE OFF FUNCTION IDLE OFF
ZOOM SPEED HIGH FUNCTION OFF
EL ZOOM OFF PRESET No.,
TOUR No.,
AUTO PAN No. 		1
JOYSTICK AUTO BOTH SEQ PAUSE TIME 1
AUTO FOCUS 5 PAN SPEED 1
AUTO IRIS 5 ZONE DEFAULT
SPEED 		1
IRIS LEVEL 40 PRIVACY MASK
ACTIVATE 		OFF
DAY/NIGHT AUTO PASSWORD 123456
SENSE UP OFF TITLE All "0"
SHUTTER OFF

To return shaded items to the default settings, you need to enter the password.

E Resetting settings (RESET)

This lets you reset camera operation so that you can redo all operations from the beginning.

When you carry out a reset, all operations are stopped and the settings are returned to the initial settings that were active when the power was turned on.

1 Select "RESET" in the system setting menu, and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The camera will be reset and the self-test will start.

This function works in the same way as the "RESET" retrieved command of the system controller.

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A Zoom speed settings (ZOOM SPEED)(See p22)

The following zoom speeds can be selected for the lens.

  • HIGH: High zoom speed (default setting)
  • LOW: Low zoom speed

B Electronic zoom maximum ratio settings (EL ZOOM)(See p22)

The following maximum electronic zoom ratios can be selected.

  • OFF: Electronic zoom is not carried out (default setting)
  • 16X/8X/4X/2X: Electronic zoom is set to a maximum of 16x, 8x, 4x or 2x.

C Automatic restore mode settings (JOYSTICK AUTO)(See p22)

This lets you set whether operation returns to automatic focus and automatic iris if you use the joystick lever or zoom lever to move the camera while manual focus or manual iris are being used.

The following selections are available

  • BOTH: Automatic focus and automatic iris are both restored (default setting).
  • NONE: Neither are restored
  • IRIS: Only automatic iris is restored.
  • FOCUS: Only automatic focus is restored.

D Automatic focus restore time settings (AUTO FOCUS)(See p23)

This lets you set the time taken for automatic focus to be restored after the FOCUS button on the system controller is pressed to carry out manual focus operations.

The following selections are available

  • OFF: Does not switch to automatic focus.
  • 001–255: Automatic focus is restored after 1–255 seconds. (Default setting: 5 seconds)

E Automatic iris restore time setting (AUTO IRIS)(See p23)

This lets you set the time taken for automatic iris to be restored after the IRIS button on the system controller is pressed to carry out manual iris operations.

The following selections are available.

  • OFF: Does not switch to automatic iris.
  • 001–255: Automatic iris is restored after 1–255 seconds. (Default setting: 5 seconds)

F Iris level settings (IRIS LEVEL) (See p24)

This sets the standard level (000–100) for the automatic iris. The larger the value, the brighter are the images.

• 000–100: Set the automatic iris sensitivity to a setting between 000 and 100. (Default setting: 040)

G Day/Night settings (DAY/NIGHT) (VCC-9100P series only) (See p24)

The day/night function automatically switches between color and black-and-white images according to changes in the ambient light intensity. When you use this function, color images are taken during bright daylight hours, and black-and-white images are taken during darker nighttime hours. You can also fix the setting to color or black-and-white without using the automatic switching function.

  • AUTO: Activates the day/night function (automatic switching) (default setting)
  • COLOR: Monitored images are always in color regardless of the brightness.
  • B/W: Monitored images are always in black-and-white regardless of the brightness.
  • NOTE: If using infrared illumination, monitoring may switch automatically from black-and-white to color if a lot of light is reflected from the object being illuminated. Set up the infrared illumination in a place where it will not interfere with monitoring.

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  • A Zoom speed settings (ZOOM SPEED)
  • 1 Press the MENU button.

  • 2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "LENS", and then tilt it to ▶.
  • 3 Select "ZOOM SPEED", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "ZOOM SPEED" setting will flash

4 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the zoom speed, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: HIGH, LOW

5 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

B Electronic zoom maximum ratio settings (EL ZOOM)

1 Select "EL ZOOM", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "EL ZOOM" setting will flash.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the electronic zoom ratio, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: OFF, 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X

  • 3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.
  • NOTE: When a continuous zoom operation is carried out, the operation will pause momentarily at the maximum optical zoom ratio to indicate that operation is switching from optical zoom to electronic zoom. If you then release the zoom lever and then repeat the zoom operation, electronic zoom will be carried out. It is not necessary to stop the zoom operation when reducing the zoom ratio from the electronic zoom range back to the optical zoom range.
  • C Automatic restore mode settings (JOYSTICK AUTO)
  • 1 Select "JOYSTICK AUTO", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "JOYSTICK AUTO" setting will flash.

IRIS LEVEL :040
BACK

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the automatic restore mode, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: BOTH (Default setting), NONE, IRIS, FOCUS

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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D Automatic focus restore time settings (AUTO FOCUS)

1 Select "AUTO FOCUS", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "AUTO FOCUS" setting will flash.

ZOOM SPEED
EL ZOOM
JOYSTICK AUTO
ÞAUTO FOCUS
AUTO IRIS
IRIS LEVEL
BACK 		:HIGH
:OFF
•005
•005
:040

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the automatic focus restore time, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, 001–255 seconds (Default setting: 005)

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

NOTE: Long-term monitoring using automatic focus can shorten the operating life of the lens.

Using manual focus with the camera

Normally it is recommended that you use manual focus if monitoring the same objects for long periods (24 hours or longer).

• FOCUS F: Sets the focus to objects which are further

away.

  • E Automatic iris restore time setting (AUTO IRIS)
  • 1 Select "AUTO IRIS", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "AUTO IRIS" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the automatic iris restore time, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, 001–255 seconds (Default setting: 005)

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Using manual iris with the camera

1 Select "JOYSTICK AUTO" to "NONE".

ZOOM SPEED
EL ZOOM
⊳JOYSTICK AUTO
AUTO FOCUS
AUTO IRIS
IRIS LEVEL
BACK 		: H I GH
: OFF
: NONE
: OFF
: 005
: 040

  • 2 Select "AUTO IRIS" to "OFF".
  • 3 Press the IRIS button.

  • IRIS-: Becomes darker.
  • IRIS+: Becomes brighter.
  • IRIS- and IRIS +

pressed simultaneously: Switches to automatic iris.

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F Iris level settings (IRIS LEVEL)

1 Select "IRIS LEVEL", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "IRIS LEVEL" setting will flash.

ZOOM SPEED :HIG
EL ZOOM :OFF
JOYSTICK AUTO :BOT
AUTO FOCUS :005
AUTO IRIS :045
PIRIS LEVEL :040
BACK

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the iris level, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 000–100 (bright) (Default setting: 040)

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

G Day/Night settings (DAY/NIGHT) (VCC-9100P series only)

1 Select "DAY/NIGHT", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "DAY/NIGHT" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the day/night operation, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: AUTO, COLOR, B/W (Default setting: AUTO)

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

NOTE:

  • When the images are switched, a switching sound may be heard from inside the main unit and the images may become distorted for a brief moment, but this is normal.
  • If using infrared illumination, monitoring may switch automatically from black-and-white to color if a lot of light is reflected from the object being illuminated. Set up the infrared illumination in a place where it will not interfere with monitoring.
  • If "DAY/NIGHT" is set to "AUTO", the sensitivity up (SENSE UP) function will only operate during black-and-white monitoring.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

A Sensitivity increase settings (SENSE UP)(See p26)

This sets the amount of increase in electronic sensitivity. If the objects become darker, the CCD exposure time for the CCD is automatically increased by the setting ratio.

The following selections are available

  • OFF: Electronic sensitivity increase is not carried out. (Default setting)
  • X32/X16/X8/X4/X2: Sensitivity is increased by X32, X16, X8, X4 or X2.

B Shutter speed setting (SHUTTER) (See p26)

This sets the electronic shutter speed. The high-speed shutter setting is effective for filming objects which move quickly. You can also set a low shutter speed (for longer exposures) when filming dark objects.

The following selections are available

  • OFF: Electronic shutter function is not used. (Default setting)
  • X32/X16/X8/X4/X2/X1: Sets the accumulated time for each field to a low shutter speed. (Example: X32 → 32x)
  • 50/120/250/500/1000/2000/4000/10000:

Sets the electronic shutter speed to a high shutter speed. (Example: 50 → 1/50 sec.)

C White balance settings (WHITE BALANCE) (See p26)

White balance adjustment can be carried out in the following two ways: automatic white balance (automatic tracing white balance: ATW) or manual white balance (MWB) .

  • ATW: Automatic tracing white balance mode. The white balance is adjusted automatically so that the optimum color is obtained even if the light source changes. (Default setting)
  • MWB: Manual white balance mode. A screen for adjusting the white balance manually will be displayed. This mode is useful for times when correct color reproduction cannot be obtained using ATW.
  • MWB-R: Sets the white balance R value. It can be set within the range of 000 to 255. The higher the number, the stronger is the red component.
  • MWB-B: Sets the white balance B value. It can be set within the range of 000 to 255. The higher the number, the stronger is the blue component.

D Backlight compensation settings (BLC)(See p27)

This sets backlight compensation

If some portions of the images are backlit, the center of the images is corrected when the setting is " ON " by means of center-weighted average metering in order to correct the brightness in the middle of the images

  • ON: Backlight compensation is carried out.
  • OFF: Backlight compensation is not carried out. (Default setting)
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CAMERA SETTINGS

  • A Sensitivity increase settings (SENSE UP)
  • 1 Press the MENU button.

SYSTEM INFORMATION LENS DCAMERA PAN/TILT PARAMETERS AUTO MODE PRIVACY MASK END

2 Select "SENSE UP", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "SENSE UP" setting will flash.

3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the sensitivity, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: OFF (Default setting), X2, X4, X8, X16, X32

4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Note: (For both "SENSE UP" and "SHUTTER" settings)

  • The SENSE UP function will not operate when the camera is being used in manual iris mode.
  • The "SENSE UP" and "SHUTTER" settings cannot both be used at the same time. If you set a speed for "SHUTTER", then the "SENSE UP" setting will be automatically changed to "OFF".
  • If "DAY NIGHT" is set to "AUTO", the sensitivity up (SENSE UP) function will only operate during black-and-white monitoring. (VCC-9100P series only)

B Shutter speed setting (SHUTTER)

1 Select "SHUTER", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "SHUTTER" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the shutter speed, and then tilt it to ◄. You can make the setting display change continuously by tilting the joystick lever continuously.

Available settings: OFF, X1, X2, X4, X8, X16, X32 (zoom ratio), 50, 120, 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 10000 (seconds)

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

C White balance settings (WHITE BALANCE)

Setting automatic tracing white balance (ATW)

1 Select "WHITE BALANCE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "WHITE BALANCE" setting will flash

2 Select "ATW", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

Available settings: ATW, MWB

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Setting manual white balance (MWB)

1 Select "WHITE BALANCE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "WHITE BALANCE" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "MWB", and then tilt it to ►. The manual white balance setting screen will be

displayed.

  • ①Select "MWB-R" or "MWB-B", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►. The setting will flash.
  • ②Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and then tilt it to ◄.

You can make the setting display change continuously by tilting the joystick lever continuously.

Available settings: 000-255

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The display will return to the camera setting menu screen.

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CAMERA SETTINGS

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D Backlight compensation settings (BLC)

1 Select "BLC", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "BLC" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the compensation setting, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: ON, OFF

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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PAN AND TILT SETTINGS

Pan and tilt settings control how the camera moves when it is operated directly by using the joystick lever.

A Settings using joystick operations (AUTO STOP IDLE)(See p29)

This sets the lens pan and tilt operations that are carried out when the joystick lever is operated.

The speed of pan and tilt operations (frame advance status) will be faster or slower depending on the controller being used. Adjust the speed to one which is comfortable to use for the operator of the controller.

The default setting is "020".

Available settings:

  • OFF: Pan and tilt operations are maintained at a constant speed.
  • 001–255: Pan and tilt operations become faster or slower depending on the number selected, so select a value that provides a comfortable speed for operation.

B Panning speed settings for different zoom rations (PROPORTIONAL PAN)(See p29)

The pan speed will be adjusted automatically in accordance with the zoom ratio.

Available settings:

  • ON: The lens rotation becomes slower when a closer zoom ratio is being used, so that objects can be monitored more slowly. (Default setting)
  • OFF: The lens rotation becomes faster when a closer zoom ratio is being used, so that objects cannot be monitored slowly.
AUTO STOP IDLE CON
PROPORTIONAL PARON
SET NORTH
BACK

C Lens starting point position setting (SET NORTH) (See p30)

This stores the basic position (north) for the lens to operate when the camera is set up.

After this setting has been made, the lens will automatically move to face north when the camera's power is turned off and back on again.

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PAN AND TILT SETTINGS

  • A Settings using joystick operations (AUTO STOP IDLE)
  • 1 Press the MENU button.

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SYSTEM INFORMATION LENS CAMERA DPAN/TILT PARAMETERS AUTO MODE PRIVACY MASK END

  • 2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "PAN/TILT PARAMETERS", and then tilt it to ►.
  • 3 Select "AUTO STOP IDLE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "AUTO STOP IDLE" setting will flash.

4 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the joystick sensitivity, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, 001-255 (fast)

  • 5 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.
  • NOTE: This should normally be left at " 020 " (default setting). If you change the setting, the joystick lever may not operate correctly.

  • B Panning speed settings for different zoom rations (PROPORTIONAL PAN)
  • 1 Select "PROPORTIONAL PAN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "PROPORTIONAL PAN" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the setting, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, ON

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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PAN AND TH T SETTINGS

C Lens starting point position setting (SET NORTH)

This stores the starting point for the direction of the camera lens, so that when the power is turned on, the camera moves straight to the set starting point.

Move the joystick lever so that the camera 1 lens faces in the required direction.

9 Select "SET NORTH", and then tilt the iovstick lever to ►.

"....." will flash and the current camera lens direction will be stored, and that position will become "north".

The pan position stored in the "SET NORTH" setting will be at " 0 ".

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the iovstick lever to be to complete the setting.

Direction screen display

When "DIRECTION" in the "DISPLAY CONFIGURATION" system setting is set to "ON", the direction and angle of the camera lens will be displayed.

(Display example)

* Pan angle of "0" is directly due north.

Direction display for different pan angles
Direction Pan range Direction Pan range

- N 		331–30 S 151–210
NE 31–60 SW 211–240
Е 61–120 W 241–300
SE 121–150 NW 301–330

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Five automatic mode settings are available. Read the descriptions of each type of setting carefully to select the method that best suits the setup conditions for the camera.

A Preset position settings (PRESET POSITION)(See p34)

This is useful for retrieving image angles that are needed.

This function memorizes locations that are always being monitored. The angle, zoom and focus settings for the camera can be stored into a preset number setting.

  • Up to a maximum of 80 locations can be stored.
  • You can also use the numeric buttons and the ENTER button of the system controller to move to the preset positions for each number.

  • ① PRESET No.: Sets the preset number. The setting can be from 001 to 080.
  • ② TITLE: Sets the title for the preset position. The title that has been set can be displayed on the monitor.
  • 3 SETTING: Sets the preset position.
  • ④ SHOW CURRENT: Moves to the current preset position.
  • SHOW NEXT: Moves to the next preset position (in numerical order).
(Example of operation after setting)

B Sequential mode settings (SEQUENCE)(See p35)

This is recommended for use when setting automatic mode operations based on preset positions.

This mode is used to rotate between locations that have been stored in preset positions.

  • The camera can rotate to up to a maximum of 36 locations.
  • The order of rotation and the time spent at each location
  • can be set.
  • Up to four sequential modes can be set.
  • This mode is activated using the SEQ (Sequence) and + buttons on the system controller.

  • SEQUENCE No.: This selects the sequential mode number. Up to four sequences (001 to 004) can be set
  • ② PAUSE TIME: This sets the pause time for all preset positions. A time of up to 99 seconds (000 to 099) can be set. You can use "EDIT" to change the pause time separately for each position.
  • ③ EDIT: This sets order and duration of time spent at each preset position being rotated through. Up to a maximum of 36 settings are possible.
  • ④ SHOW: This lets you check the sequential mode operation. After a single course, the display returns to the menu screen.
  • 5 RUN: This starts the sequential mode.
(Example of operation after setting)

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C Tour mode settings (TOUR) (See p36)

This is recommended for use when certain operations are repeated over and over.

With this mode, you move the joystick lever to memorize an image tracing path (pattern), and the pattern is then stored and reproduced. Setting is possible independently of any preset positions that have also been stored.

  • Up to a maximum of 1000 commands can be stored for a single tour mode. A duration of up to a maximum of 60 seconds can be set for each command.
  • Up to four tour modes can be set.
  • This mode is activated using the TOUR and + buttons on the system controller.

  • ① TOUR No.: Sets the tour mode number. Up to four different tour modes (001 to 004) can be set.
  • ② TRACE: Stores the commands used for pan, tilt and zoom operations. Up to a maximum of 60 seconds can be stored for a single command.
  • ③ SHOW: This lets you check the tour mode operation.
  • (4) BUN: This starts the tour mode operation.

D Automatic pan settings (AUTO PAN)(See p37)

This is recommended for use when monitoring a set area at a constant speed.

You set the left and right edges of the area to be monitored, and the camera moves back and forth between these two points. Setting is possible independently of any preset positions that have also been stored.

  • The speed for automatic panning can be set.
  • Up to four automatic pan modes can be set.
  • This mode is activated using the PAN and + buttons on the system controller.

  • ① AUTO PAN No.: This sets the automatic pan mode number. Four modes (001 to 004) can be set.
  • ② SET LEFT LIMIT: This sets the left edge of the area to be panned.
  • ③ SET RIGHT LIMIT: This sets the right edge of the area to be panned.
  • ④ PAN SPEED: This sets the panning speed. The speed can be set within the range of 001 to 255 seconds.
  • (5) RUN: This starts the automatic pan mode operation.

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E Zone settings (SET ZONE) (See p38)

This is recommended for use when the area being monitored is split up into several zones.

The area being monitored is split up into different zones (up to a maximum of eight zones). You set the left and right edges of each zone, and then play the setting back. Setting is possible independently of any preset positions that have also been stored.

  • The pan directions are stored for each zone.
  • The zone title can be displayed when monitoring enters a zone.
  • Up to eight zone modes can be set.

  • ZONE No.: Sets the zone number. Eight zones (001 to 008) can be set.
  • ② TITLE: Sets the title for the zone. The title that has been set can be displayed on the monitor.
  • ③ SET LEFT LIMIT: This sets the left edge of the zone.
  • (4) SET RIHGT LIMIT: This sets the right edge of the zone.
  • (5) DELETE: This deletes a zone setting.
  • 6 DEFAULT SPEED: This sets the zone speed. The speed can be set within the range of 001 to 255 seconds.
  • (7) RUN: This starts the zone mode operation

F Automatic restore standby time settings (FUNCTION IDLE) (See p39)

After the camera has been operated manually, if the period of time that has been set using the "FUNCTION IDLE" command passes with no operations being carried out, then the camera can be switched automatically to the automatic mode that is specified by the "FUNCTION" command.

PRESET PO
SEQUENCE
TOUR
AUTO PAN
SET ZONE
FUNCTION
FUNCTION
BACK
Available settings:

  • OFF: Automatic functions are not carried out (Default setting)
  • 001–255: After 001–255 seconds, the mode specified by the "FUNCTION" command is carried out.

G Automatic restore function settings (FUNCTION)(See p39)

If the period of time that has been set using the "FUNCTION IDLE" command passes with no system controller operations

being carried out, then the camera can be switched automatically to the automatic mode that is specified by this "FUNCTION" command.

PRESET POSITION
SEQUENCE
TOUR
AUTO PAN
SET ZONE
FUNCTION IDLE
Available settings:

  • OFF: Does not operate. (Default setting)
  • TOUR001–004 (tour mode) / SEQ001–004 (sequential mode) / PAN001–004 (automatic panning mode) /

PRE001-080 (preset position):

The function specified by the respective setting number is carried out.

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NOTE: When the various automatic modes are being controlled from the system controller, the settings for the number that is currently displayed in the menu settings will be carried out.

A Preset position settings (PRESET POSITION)

1 Press the MENU button.

SYSTEM INFORMATION LENS CAMERA PAN/TILT PARAMETERS ÞAUTO MODE PRIVACY MASK END

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "AUTO MODE", and then tilt it to ▶.

  • 3 Setting a new preset position
    • Select "PRESET POSITION", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The preset position setting screen will be displayed.

  • ▲ Setting a preset number
    • ①Select "PRESET No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.
      • The "PRESET No." setting will flash.
    • ②Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to set the number, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings: 001-080

5 Setting a name

Select "TITLE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The "TITLE" setting will flash

6 Enter the preset position title.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change each character, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

Tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is displayed. This completes the setting.

Available settings: 0-9, A-Z, a-z, blank

7 Setting a preset position

① Select "SETTING", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "CALL PRESET 1 TO CONFIRM ......" screen will be displayed.

Move the joystick lever to move the camera to the preset position.

② Press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

The setting will be accepted.

Use the same procedure to select other preset positions.

8 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Checking a preset position

1 Select "PRESET POSITION", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The preset position setting screen will be displayed.

2 After selecting the preset number, tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "SHOW CURRENT", and then tilt it to ►.

The current preset position will be displayed.

3 Select "SHOW NEXT", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The position for the next preset number will be displayed.

4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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B Sequential mode settings (SEQUENCE)

NOTE: Note that even if you have used EDIT to change the pause time for individual preset position, if you modify the PAUSE TIME setting again, the new setting will be applied to all preset positions again.

Select a sequential mode number.

Select "SEQUENCE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The sequential mode setting screen will be displayed.

PSEQUENCE No.
PAUSE TIME
EDIT
SHOW
RUN
BACK 		: 001
001

2 Select "SEQUENCE No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "SEQUENCE No." setting will flash.

3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to set the number, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 001–004

▲ Setting the pause time

The pause time will be set to the same time for all preset positions. To make the setting for individual positions, select " EDIT " and then make the setting.

①Select "PAUSE TIME", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "PAUSE TIME" setting will flash.

② Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the value, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 000-099 (seconds)

5 Edit the sequential mode.

Set the preset position numbers in the order that you would like movement to occur. If necessary, you can set the pause time for each preset position individually.

①Select "EDIT". and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The sequence editing screen will be displayed. The left column shows the preset number, and the right column shows the pause time. The camera rotates though each position in order from left to right, starting from the top left and moving down line by line to the bottom right.

  • ② Move the joystick lever vertically and horizontally until a setting item flashes, and then tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change the number. To edit the second and subsequent lines, tilt the joystick lever to ◀ to display the cursor, and then tilt it to ▼.
  • ③ Select "SAVE" and then tilt the joystick lever to ►. The settings will be saved. If you select "CANCEL" and then tilt the joystick lever to ►, the settings will be cancelled.
  • 6 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.
NOTE:

  • If you set the pause time to "000", that preset position will be skipped when the sequential mode is carried out. If a preset number is set to "000", that will be treated as the end position for the sequential operation, and the settings up to that point will comprise a single cycle.
  • If no operation is performed for 2 minutes, the menu screen will be automatically cleared. Be careful to note this if saving is required.

Checking and starting a sequential mode

Select "SEQUENCE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The sequential mode setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "SEQUENCE No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "SEQUENCE No." setting will flash

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the number for the sequential mode to be checked or carried out, and then tilt it to ◄.
  • ▲ Check the sequential mode.

Select "SHOW", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

Sequential mode will be carried out once, and then the display will return to the menu screen.

5 Start the sequential mode.

Select "RUN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The sequential mode will start.

To stop the sequential mode, use the joystick lever of the system controller.

NOTE: You can also start the sequential mode using the SEQ and + buttons of the system controller.

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C Tour mode settings (TOUR)

1 Setting a new tour mode Select "TOUR", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The tour setting screen will be displayed

9 Setting a tour mode number

①Select "TOUR No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "TOUR No." setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to set the number. and then tilt it to 4 .

Available settings: 001–004

  • Storing a tour
    • ①Select "TRACE", and then tilt the joystick lever to

The tour recording screen will be displayed

② This lets you record zoom operations made by the joystick lever.

Up to a maximum of 1000 commands can be stored

③To stop recording, press the 1 button and then the ENTER button.

If the recording area is full, recording will stop automatically.

4 Select "BACK", and then tilt the iovstick lever to be to complete the setting.

Checking and starting a tour mode

1 Select "TOUR", and then tilt the iovstick lever to ►.

The tour mode setting screen will be displayed.

  • Select "TOUR No.". and then tilt the joystick lever to ►. The "TOUR No." setting will flash.
  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select a tour mode number to be checked or started, and then tilt it to ◀.
  • A Checking a tour mode

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "SHOW", and then tilt it to ►.

Tour mode will be carried out once, and then the display will return to the menu screen.

5 Starting a tour mode

Select "RUN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The tour mode will start.

To stop the tour mode, use the joystick lever of the system controller.

NOTE:

  • Recording of a tour mode will start once the first operation is carried out.
  • You can also start the tour mode using the TOUR and + buttons of the system controller.
  • Once 1000 commands have been recorded, the preset screen will be exited automatically

Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to to complete the setting.

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D Automatic pan settings (AUTO PAN)

1 Setting a new automatic panning mode Select "AUTO PAN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The automatic panning setting screen will be displayed.

AUTO PAN No.
Set left limit 		:001
SET RIGHT LIMIT
PAN SPEED :
RUN
ÞBACK 		180

  • 2 Setting an automatic panning mode number
    • ① Select "AUTO PAN No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "AUTO PAN No." setting will flash.

② Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the automatic panning number, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 001-004

2 Setting the left edge

Select "SET LEFT LIMIT", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The "CALL PRESET 1 TO CONFIRM ......" screen will be displayed.

  • ② Tilt the joystick lever to the left to confirm.
  • ③After making the setting, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.
▲ Setting the right edge

①Select "SET RIGHT LIMIT", and then tilt the

joystick lever to ▶.

The "CALL PRESET 1 TO CONFIRM ......" screen will be displayed.

  • ② Tilt the joystick lever to the right to confirm.
  • ③After making the setting, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

  • 5 Setting the automatic panning speed
    • ①Select "PAN SPEED", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The "PAN SPEED" setting will flash.

② Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the panning speed, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 001 (slow) - 255 seconds (fast)

6 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Starting automatic panning

1 Select "AUTO PAN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The automatic panning mode setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "AUTO PAN No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "AUTO PAN No." setting will flash.

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select an automatic panning mode number to be started, and then tilt it to ◄.
  • 4 Select "RUN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

Automatic panning will start.

To stop automatic panning, use the joystick lever of the system controller.

  • NOTE: You can also start automatic panning using the PAN and + buttons of the system controller.
  • 5 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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E Zone settings (SET ZONE)

1 Select "SET ZONE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The zone setting screen will be displayed.

9 Setting a zone number

Select "ZONE No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "ZONE No." setting will flash

3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the zone number, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 001–008

▲ Setting a name

Select "TITLE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The "TITLE" setting will flash.

5 Enter the zone name.

Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to change each character, and tilt it to ◀ or ► to move the flashing cursor to a different position.

Tilt the joystick lever to ◀ and hold it there until ▷ is displayed. This completes the setting.

Available settings: 0–9, A–Z, a–z, blank

6 Setting the left edge

Select "SET LEFT LIMIT", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "CALL PRESET 1 TO CONFIRM ......" screen will be displayed.

② Tilt the joystick lever to the left to confirm.

3 After making the setting, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

7 Setting the right edge

① Select "SET RIGHT LIMIT", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "CALL PRESET 1 TO CONFIRM ......" screen will be displayed.

② Tilt the joystick lever to the right to confirm

③After making the setting, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

R Setting the zone mode speed

Select " RUN " and then set the speed that is to be used only when using the zone mode.

Select "DEFAULT SPEED", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "DEFAULT SPEED" setting will flash.

② Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to set the value, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: 001 (slow) - 255 seconds (fast)

9 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

Starting a zone mode

1 Select "SET ZONE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The zone setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "ZONE No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "ZONE No." setting will flash.

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select a zone number to be started, and then tilt it to ◄.
  • 4 Select "RUN", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The selected zone mode will start

To stop the zone mode, use the joystick lever of the system controller.

  • NOTE: If you create a new zone area that overlaps an existing zone area, the new area will have priority when the overlapped section is monitored.
  • 5 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.
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Deleting zone settings

1 Select "SET ZONE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The zone setting screen will be displayed.

2 Select "ZONE No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

  • 3 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select a zone number to be deleted, and then tilt it to ◄.
  • 4 Select "DELETE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The selected zone will be deleted.

5 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

  • F Automatic restore standby time settings (FUNCTION IDLE)
  • 1 Select "FUNCTION IDLE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "FUNCTION IDLE" setting will flash.

PRESET POSITION
SEQUENCE
TOUR
AUTO PAN
SET ZONE
▷FUNCTION IDLE≪OFF►
FUNCTION IDLE≪OFF►
FUNCTION CUT

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to set the value, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, 001-255

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

G Automatic restore function settings (FUNCTION)

1 Select "FUNCTION", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

The "FUNCTION" setting will flash.

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the setting, and then tilt it to ◄.

Available settings: OFF, TOUR001–004, SEQ001–004, PAN001–004, PRE001–080

3 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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MASKING SETTINGS (PRIVACY MASK)

Sometimes there are parts of images being monitored that need to be hidden for privacy reasons

You can apply a privacy mask (gray pattern) to such places to hide them so that the masked areas cannot be seen by people who are not meant to see them.

Setting details
1) Mask preset selection (MASK No.)

You can use the joystick lever to set the privacy mask anywhere within the area that can be monitored. One mask can be set for each mask preset number. Up to a maximum of four masks can be set

  • The possible setting range is shown below
    • (45° or high
  • NOTE: The area that has been masked may become visible at some times while the mask position is moving. If this happens, re-adjust the mask position.

2 Mask setting (SET)

When you select "SET", the mask setting window is displayed

CALL PRESET1 TO CONFIRM .....:

Use the joystick lever to search for the image to be masked.

. DOSITION

Use the joystick lever to move the mask to the position

• SIZE

Use the joystick lever to adjust the size of the mask.

The width can only be changed toward the right, and the height can only be changed toward the bottom.

③ Masking display on/off (ACTIVATE)

This sets whether the masks for each mask preset number that has been set using "MASK No." are displayed or not. For example, if mask preset number "003" is set to "OFF" the mask will disappear.

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MASKING SETTINGS (PRIVACY MASK)

1 Press the MENU button.

The main menu screen will be displayed

SYSTEM INFORMATION LENS CAMERA PAN/TILT PARAMETERS AUTO MODE DPRIVACY MASK END

2 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select "PRIVACY MASK", and then tilt it to ►. The mask setting screen will be displayed.

3 Select "MASK No.", and then tilt the joystick lever to ►.

Mask preset number "001" will flash.

4 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select mask preset number "001", and then tilt it to ◄.

Four mask preset numbers can be selected.

Available settings: 001–004

5 Select "SET", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

The masking screen will be displayed.

6 Move the joystick lever to move the mask to the position to be masked, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

" POSITION " and the mask (gray pattern) will be displayed on the screen.

7 Use the joystick lever to adjust the size of the mask, press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

"SIZE" will be displayed on the screen.

  • ▲/▼: Adjusts the mask position.
  • Adjusts the mask size.

8 Press the "1" numeric button, and then press the ENTER button.

The mask setting screen will be displayed.

9 Select "ACTIVATE", and then tilt the joystick lever to ▶.

"OFF" will flash.

10 Tilt the joystick lever to ▲ or ▼ to select the mask setting, and then tilt it to ◀.

Available settings:

  • ON: The set mask will be displayed.
  • OFF: The mask will not be displayed.
  • Follow the same procedure to select other mask preset numbers and make mask settings.

In addition, if you need to make fine adjustments to the mask settings, select a mask preset number and then follow the same procedure to adjust the mask position and size settings.

11 Select "BACK", and then tilt the joystick lever to ► to complete the setting.

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LIST OF ADDRESS SETTINGS (SW1)

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Address
(Camera No.) 		2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Address
(Camera No.) 		2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Address
(Camera No.) 		2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8
000 048 Ο 0 Ì 096 Ο 0
001 Ο 049 Ο Ο Ο ĺ 097 Ο Ο 0
002 Ο 050 Ο Ο Ο 098 Ο Ο 0
003 0 Ο 051 Ο Ο Ο Ο 099 0 Ο Ο 0
004 Ο 052 Ο Ο Ο 100 Ο Ο Ο
005 Ο Ο 053 Ο Ο Ο Ο 101 0 Ο Ο Ο
006 Ο Ο 054 Ο Ο Ο Ο 102 Ο Ο Ο Ο
007 Ο Ο Ο 055 Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο 103 0 Ο Ο Ο Ο
008 Ο 056 Ο Ο Ο 104 Ο Ο Ο
009 Ο Ο 057 Ο Ο Ο Ο 105 0 Ο Ο 0
010 Ο Ο 058 Ο Ο Ο Ο 106 Ο Ο Ο Ο
011 0 0 0 059 0 0 О Ο Ο 107 0 0 0 Ο 0
012 Ο 0 060 Ο Ο Ο Ο Ī 108 Ο 0 Ο 0
013 0 Ο 0 061 Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ī 109 0 Ο Ο Ο 0
014 Ο Ο Ο 062 Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο İ 110 Ο Ο Ο Ο 0
015 Ο Ο Ο Ο 063 Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο İ 111 0 Ο Ο Ο Ο 0
016 Ο 064 0 İ 112 Ο Ο 0
017 0 Ο 065 Ο 0 İ 113 0 Ο Ο 0
018 Ο 0 066 Ο 0 Ì 114 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
019 0 Ο 0 067 Ο Ο 0 Ì 115 0 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
020 Ο Ο 068 Ο 0 ł 116 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
021 0 Ο Ο 069 Ο Ο 0 ł 117 0 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
022 0 Ο Ο 070 Ο Ο 0 ł 118 0 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
023 0 0 Ο Ο 071 Ο Ο Ο 0 ł 119 0 0 Ο Ο Ο 0 F
024 0 0 072 Ο 0 ł 120 0 Ο Ο 0 -
025 0 Ō Ō 073 0 Ō 0 ł 121 0 Ō O Ō 0 F
026 0 0 0 074 Ο Ο 0 ł 122 0 0 Ο Ο 0 -
027 0 0 0 0 075 0 Ο Ο 0 İ 123 0 0 0 Ο Ο 0 F
028 Ο 0 0 076 Ο Ο 0 Ì 124 Ο Ο Ο Ο 0 1
029 0 Ο 0 Ο 077 0 Ο Ο 0 ł 125 0 Ο 0 Ο Ο 0 F
030 Ο 0 0 0 078 Ο Ο Ο 0 Ì 126 0 Ο 0 Ο Ο 0 1
031 0 Ō Ō 0 Ō 079 0 Ō Ō Ō 0 ł 127 0 Ō Ō Ō O Ō 0 F
032 0 080 Ο 0 ł 255 0 0 0 0 Ο Ο 0 (
033 0 0 081 0 Ο 0 İ Programma-
034 0 0 082 Ο Ο 0 İ ble Address
035 0 0 0 083 0 Ο Ο 0 ł (O : = C וכ
036 - 0 0 084 - Ο Ō 0 ł
037 0 0 0 085 0 Ο Ο 0 ł
038 0 0 0 086 Ο Ο Ο 0 ł
039 0 Ō Ō 0 087 0 Ō Ō Ō 0 ł
040 - F Ē 0 0 088 1 F F 0 0 0 t
041 0 + Ō 0 089 0 Õ Ō 0 ł
042 0 Ō Ō 090 0 Õ Õ 0 t
043 0 0 0 0 091 0 0 0 0 0 ł
044 F 0 Ō Ō 092 - 0 Õ Õ 0 t
045 0 ╞ Ō 0 Ō 093 0 0 0 Õ 0 ł
046 0 0 0 õ 094 Ť 0 0 0 0 0 ł
047 0 0 0 - 0 +-1 095 0 0 0 0 0 0 ł
V-1/ 1 \sim 1

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TV format PAL format compliant
Scanning method 625 TV format, 25 frames/sec.
Image sensor 1/4" interline transmission-type CCD
Interlacing 2:1 interlaced
Valid pixels 752 (H) x 582 (V)
Synchronization method Internal synchronization
Horizontal resolution 520 TV lines or more
Video signal output terminal 1.0 Vp-p/75 Ω DC power supply weight, BNC termination
S/N ratio 50 dB (when AGC off)
Lens (F1.6 – 3.8) 22x zoom lens, f=4.0 - 88 mm (VCC-9000 series), f=3.6 - 79.2 mm (VCC-9100 series)
Minimum object
Iuminance 		2.0 lux (F1.6): When AGC gain is at maximum (VCC-9000 series)
1.2 lux (F1.6): When AGC gain is at maximum, 0.06 lux (F1.6): for x32 electronic sensitivity up
(VCC-9100 series)
Rotation range Horizontal: 360° endless, Vertical: 0 – 90° (mechanical auto flipping compatible)
Rotation speed Horizontal/vertical: Preset 300°/sec., Manual 0.5 - 140°/sec.
Zoom speed High speed (HIGH) / Low speed (LOW), selectable zoom
Electronic zoom speed OFF/AUTO (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x selectable speed), Max 352x when combined with optical zoom
Joystick auto Automatic focus and iris restore (BOTH), FOCUS, IRIS, NONE
Automatic focus OFF (MANUAL)/AUTO (selectable within a range of 001 - 255)
Automatic iris OFF (MANUAL)/AUTO (selectable within a range of 001 - 255)
Iris level 000 – 100 (bright)
Day/night Color/B&W selected automatically (AUTO) / Always color images (COLOR) / Always B&W (B/W)
Camera Camera unit (PAL Day/night type)
Electronic sensitivity up OFF/AUTO (x2, x4, x8, x16, x32 selectable)
Electronic shutter OFF/AUTO (Low-speed shutter: x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32,
High-speed shutter: 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000 selectable)
White balance Automatic white balance (ATW)/manual white balance (MWB)
Backlight compensation Center-weighted average metering (OFF/ON)
AGC gain ON (fixed)
Camera title No. of setting characters: Max. 16, Display toggled off/on using screen display function
Privacy masking Up to 4 privacy masks can be set on-screen / Mask display on/off toggle
Automatic mode 4 modes (Sequential, Tour, Automatic pan, Zone)
Preset position 80 position settings
Communication format Coaxial control, RS-485 control (Communication terminal: on connection board)
Operating environment VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP, VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP:
Temperature: 0° – +40°C, Humidity: 90% R.H. or lower
VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP:
Temperature: -20° – +50°C, Humidity: 90% R.H. or lower (maintained by heater and blower)
Power supply 24 V AC ±10%, 50 Hz (Power supply terminal: on connection board)
Power consumption VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP: 12 W,
VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP: 12 W,
VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP: 50 W
Weight VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, 9100EBCP/EBSP: 3 kg,
VCC-9000INCP/INSP, 9100INCP/INSP: 3.7 kg,
VCC-9000EXCP/EXSP, 9100EXCP/EXSP: 4.6 kg

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Model Configurations

Model name Camera unit + Housing + Dome cover
VCC-9000EBCP VCC-MC301P (①) + VA-40ME (③) + VA-CM1C (⑥)
VCC-9000EBSP VCC-MC301P (①) + VA-40ME (③) + VA-CM1S (⑦)
VCC-9100EBCP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40ME (3) + VA-CM1C (3)
VCC-9100EBSP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40ME (3) + VA-CM1S (7)
VCC-9000INCP VCC-MC301P (①) + VA-40IN (④) + VA-CM2C (⑧)
VCC-9000INSP VCC-MC301P (①) + VA-40IN (④) + VA-CM2S (⑨)
VCC-9100INCP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40IN (4) + VA-CM2C (8)
VCC-9100INSP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40IN (4) + VA-CM2S (9)
VCC-9000EXCP VCC-MC301P (1) + VA-40EX (5) + VA-CM3C (10)
VCC-9000EXSP VCC-MC301P (1) + VA-40EX (5) + VA-CM3S (11)
VCC-9100EXCP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40EX (5) + VA-CM3C (10)
VCC-9100EXSP VCC-MC401P (2) + VA-40EX (5) + VA-CM3S (1)

Options

The following options can be used in combination to create different systems to suit the setup environment.

Camera unit (Color model)

Model name Shape Details
VCC-MC301P
(①) 		Standard color PAL type
VCC-MC401P
(②) 		Day/night PAL type

Mounting brackets

Model name Shape Details
VA-40BW Wall mounting bracket
Use when installing the camera
to a wall.
VA-40AP Pole mounting adapter
Use when installing the camera
to a surface such as a pillar.
(Does not include VA-40BW.)
VA-40AC Corner mounting adapter
Use when installing the camera
to a surface such as the corner
of a wall. (Does not include
VA-40BW.)
VA-40BP Pendant mounting bracket
Use when suspending the
camera from a ceiling.
Housings
Model name Shape Details
VA-40ME (③) Ceiling embedded housing
VA-40IN (④) Indoor housing
VA-40EX (5) Outdoor housing
VA-CM1C (⑥) Dome cover (Clear)
For ceiling embedded housing
VA-CM1S (⑦) Dome cover (Smoked)
For ceiling embedded housing
VA-CM2C (⑧) Dome cover (Clear)
For indoor housing
VA-CM2S (⑨) Dome cover (Smoked)
For indoor housing
VA-CM3C (10) Dome cover (Clear)
For outdoor housing
VA-CM3S (⑪) Dome cover (Smoked)
For outdoor housing

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Making a hole for mount embedded type

If installing the mount embedded type (VCC-9000EBCP/EBSP, VCC-9100EBCP/EBSP), mark the installation position on the ceiling by the following procedure, and then drill a hole with a diameter of approximately 225 mm.

Setup conditions:

  • Ceiling thickness: 0.8 cm (0.38 inches) to 4.2 cm (1.65 inches)
  • Bearing load: 4 times the weight of the camera
  • A Marking the position using the accessory template
  • 1 Determine the installation position for the camera.
  • 2 Place the accessory template against the ceiling, and use a marker to draw a circle all around its edge.
  • 3 Use a blade or similar tool to make a hole along the line that has been drawn.
  • NOTE: When making the hole, always be sure to make it inside the line. If you make the hole outside the line, installation may not be possible.
  • 4 Once the hole has been made, insert the camera and secure it with the screws.

  • Marking the position using the drop-prevention wire
  • 1 Determine the installation position for the camera.
  • 2 Use the drop-prevention wire that is attached to the main cover of the camera to draw a circle 225 mm in diameter on the ceiling.
    • ①Use a drill to make a hole 3 mm wide at the center of the installation position.
    • ②Loosen and remove the screw that is attaching the drop-prevention wire to the main cover.
    • ③Hold the washer ring at one end of the wire against the 3 mm hole so that it is secure, and insert a pen or similar into the washer at the other end of the wire and pull the wire tight to draw the circle.

NOTE:

  • If the diameter of the circle that is drawn in the ceiling is greater than 338 mm, it will not be possible to install the camera. Be sure to check that the diameter of the circle drawn is within the range of 225±2 mm.
  • Be sure to reattach the drop-prevention wire in its original position after using it to draw the circle.
  • 3 Use a blade or similar tool to make a hole along the line that has been drawn.
  • NOTE: When making the hole, always be sure to make it inside the line. If you make the hole outside the line, installation may not be possible.
  • 4 Once the hole has been made, insert the camera and secure it with the screws.

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Dimensions

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Appearance and specifications are subject to change for improvement without notice.

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