Sanyo VCC-XZ400P Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

COLOR CCD camera

CCD

VCC-XZ400P

About this manual

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

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PRECAUTIONS

In case of problem

Do not use the camera if smoke or a strange odor comes from the unit, or if it seems not to function correctly. Turn off the power immediately, and consult your dealer (or a

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Sanyo Authorized Service Center).

Do not open or modify

Do not open the cabinet except when using the menu setting plate or during maintenance, as it may be dangerous and cause damage to the unit. For repairs, consult your dealer (or a Sanyo Authorized Service Center).

Do not put objects inside the unit

Make sure that no metal objects or flammable substance get inside the camera. If used with a foreign object inside, it could cause a fire, short-circuits or damages.

Be careful when handling the unit

To prevent damages, do not drop the camera or subject it to strong shock or vibration.

Install away from electric or magnetic fields

If installed close to a TV, radio transmitter, magnet, electric motor, transformer, audio speakers the magnetic field they generate will distort the image.

Protect from humidity and dust

To prevent damages to the camera, do not install it where there is greasy smoke or steam, where the dampness 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 generating devices, such as spotlights, etc., or where it could be subject to direct sunlight.

Be careful when installing close to the ceiling, in a kitchen or boiler room, as the temperature may raise 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 wipe dry with a dry soft cloth.

• Do not use benzine, thinner or other

chemical product on the cabinet, as that 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 in contact with the cabinet for a long period of time, as that may cause damage or paint peeling.

MAIN FEATURES

• Complies with IP66 international waterproof

rating

• Built in Interline transfer method 1/4” CCD,

approx. 470,000 picture elements.

• High sensitivity, minimum required

illumination is 0.06 lux. (F1.6, B/W mode)

• More than 520 TV lines of horizontal

resolution.

• 32X Electronic sensitivity

• Internal sync. / Line Lock.

• 22x optical zoom and 16x electronic zoom.

• 12V DC/24V AC dual operation (lead wire).

• External zoom/focus control (lead wire)

• Communications: Coaxial control, RS-485

• Includes an accessory sunshade

• External day/night control* / Alarm input and

output (lead wire) The Day/Night function is a function that can

adapt to a wide range of changing luminance levels by automatically switching to color during daytime, or to black and white at times of low luminance such as nighttime.

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ACCESSORIES

CONTENTS

Hexagonal wrench (large) (small).......................1

One-touch connector

(attached to connection cord) .............................1

Sunshade............................................................1

Sunshade mounting screws

(Self-tapping type) ..............................................2

Sunshade mounting bracket ...............................1

Sunshade mounting bracket screws...................2

Desiccant ............................................................1

Foil pouch

PRECAUTIONS .............................................. 1

MAIN FEATURES........................................... 1

ACCESSORIES .............................................. 2

CONTENTS..................................................... 2

PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS................ 3

INSTALLATIONS............................................ 5

CONNECTIONS.............................................. 7

SETTING SCREEN AND BASIC

OPERATIONS................................................. 11

LANGUAGE SETTING ................................... 13

CAMERA ID SETTING.................................... 13

SYNC SETTING.............................................. 14

PRIVACY MASK SETTING ............................ 15

MASK setting .............................................. 15

PASSWORD setting.................................... 16

LENS SETTING .............................................. 17

FOCUS setting ............................................ 17

ZOOM setting .............................................. 19

DAY/NIGHT setting ..................................... 20

VIEW ANGLE setting.................................. 25

MIRROR SETTING ......................................... 25

VIEW SETTING............................................... 26

IRIS setting.................................................. 27

WHITE BALANCE adjustment.................... 31

SHUTTER setting (Electronic shutter) ...... 33

MOTION detector setting ........................... 34

APERTURE

(Profile compensation setting) .................. 37

GAMMA correction setting ........................ 37

OPTION SETTING.......................................... 38

CONTROL setting ....................................... 38

ADDRESS setting ....................................... 39

ALARM setting............................................ 39

MAINTENANCE.............................................. 43

SPECIFICATIONS .......................................... 44

SERVICE......................................................... 44

DIMENSIONS....................................Back cover

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Plastic tie

(for securing drop-prevention chain)...................1

Press tab to release.

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PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

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Color display label

One-touch connector

Camera cover

1 Camera mount (See p5)

Used to install the camera to a wall or ceiling with mounting screws (M8x4, sold separately).

2 Camera position adjustment screws

(See p5)

You can use the hexagonal wrench (large, accessory) to loosen these screws and then adjust the direction of the camera. There are four screws on the camera mount, four on the camera itself and two on the arm section.

3 Camera fixing base (See p43) 4 Menu setting plate (See p11)

The camera can be set using menu operations.

In addition, a monitor (sold separately) for checking operation can be attached temporarily.

CURSOR

MONITOR

CURSOR button

SET button

SET

(Monitor terminal)

GND

(Ground terminal)

5 L-shaped camera fixing bracket (See p43) 6 Sunshade mounting bracket screw holes

(See p6)

Use the sunshade mounting bracket screws (2, accessories) to install the sunshade.

7 Camera cover fixing screws

If you use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen these four screws, you can then remove the camera cover.

There is no need to remove the camera cover except when using the menu setting plate 4 or during maintenance.

If the camera cover has been removed, tighten these screws to 0.5 N.m or more when reinstalling it in order to ensure watertightness.

CAUTION:

The camera cover will come off if the camera cover fixing screws are loosened by about 5 mm, so be careful not to loosen them too much. If a screw is loosened too much, the drop-prevention washer inside the cover may come off and the screw may fall out.

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8 Drop-prevention chain

Keep this attached at all times to prevent the camera cover from falling down during installation.

9 Camera fixing screws (See p43)

You can use the hexagonal wrench (small, accessory) to loosen these screws and then remove the camera.

F Video output connector (BNC type)

(See p7, 9)

Connection this connector to a device such as a digital video recorder (or time lapse VCR) or monitor with a VIDEO IN connector.

G Connection cord (See p7 – 10)

Connect to other devices in accordance with the information on the color display label. The power cord and the RS-485 have a one-touch connector (accessory) attached.

H Connection cord hole (See p5)

If routing the connection cord outside the wall, install the camera so that this hole is facing downward and pull the connection cord out from it.

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INSTALLATIONS

CAUTION:

Check that the installation location is strong enough to bear the camera before proceeding.

Setup location

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• Install in a location (such as underneath overhangs) that is not exposed to direct sunlight.

• Install to a wall or ceiling with no unevenness in its surface.

If installing to a curved surface, round pillar or similar, use a special bracket (sold separately).

Setup

Use mounting screws (M8x4, sold

separately) to install the camera to the wall or ceiling.

If routing the connection cord outside the wall, install so that the connection cord hole is facing downward, and pull the connection cord out from the hole.

CAUTION:

Be sure to embed the mounting screws at least 3 cm into the wall. If the screw holes are too shallow, the camera mount may fall down.

Connection cord hole

3 cm or more in

Mounting screw: M8

Adjust the position of the camera.

Use the hexagonal wrench (large, accessory) to loosen the screws at the place that you want to move, and then adjust the direction of the camera.

After making the adjustment, securely re-tighten the screws.

Maximum 90 degrees (to prevent cord from twisting) Screw tightening torque after adjustment: 2 N.m or more

Screw tightening torque after adjustment:

4.3 N.m or more

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Attaching the plastic tie (accessory)

If you do not want the drop-prevention chain to hang down, move the camera to the required position and then secure the chain with the plastic tie (accessory) as shown in the illustration below.

Drop-prevention chain

Plastic tie (accessory)

Press the tab on the

plastic tie as shown

at right to release it.

Installing the sunshade (accessory)

If direct sunlight may shine onto the camera at times (depending on the angle of the sun), install the sunshade.

Use the two accessory screws to install the sunshade mounting bracket (accessory).

Determine the position of the sunshade so that it will protect from direct sunlight as much as possible, and adjust the position of the sunshade mounting bracket back and forth while the screws are still loose (adjustment range: 30 mm). After adjusting the bracket position, securely tighten the screws. (Tightening torque: 0.5 N.m or more)

Use the two accessory screws (self-tapping type) to install the sunshade (accessory). (Tightening torque: 0.5 N.m or more)

Self-tapping screw for plastic

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CONNECTIONS

Basic connection for monitoring or recording

CAUTION:

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Do not connect the power cord until all other connections have been completed.

(Video signal)

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

BLACK (VIDEO) cord

Fig.1 AC 24V connection

RED and WHITE (AC24V) cord

One-touch connector (accessory)

BROWN/BLACK (GND) cord

Fig. 2 DC 12V connection

RED (DC12V, +) cord

One-touch connector (accessory)

Digital video recorder or Time lapse VCR (sold separately)

Power supply adaptor

18AWG or more

Power supply adaptor

TV monitor (sold separately)

AC24V

~ GND

DC12V

–

Into a wall outlet

WHITE (DC12V, –) cord

Connect the video output connector (BNC type) of the BLACK (VIDEO) cord to the monitor or digital video recorder (or time lapse VCR).

18AWG or more

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Connecting the power supply

CAUTION:

The power cord comes with a one-touch connector (accessory) already attached. The one-touch connector can be changed over if required and it can also be used on other cords.

Connect a power supply adaptor or similar device to the accessory one-touch connector.

(You can also remove the one-touch connector and connect the other device directly.)

• When connecting to an AC power supply,

connect all three of the RED, WHITE and BROWN/BLACK (GND) cords. There is no difference between + and – connections. (Fig. 1)

• When connecting to a DC power supply, be

sure to connect the RED cord to the + side and the WHITE cord to the – side. (Fig. 2)

Connecting to the one-touch

connector

Use a flat-tipped screwdriver or similar tool to push in the lever until a click is heard.

Insert the end of the cord with the insulation peeled back as far as it will go into the hole.

• If part of the copper section of the wire is

protruding from the hole, trim the end of the wire so that the exposed section of wire goes all the way into the hole in order to prevent short-circuits.

Push the tab to return the lever, and check that the cord does not pull out.

Removing the one-touch connector

Use a flat-tipped screwdriver or similar tool to push in the lever in step 1 above until it clicks, and then pull out the cord.

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CONNECTIONS

Connecting to other equipment

The connection cords can be identified by color in accordance with the device they are to be connected to (see the color display label). Connect whichever cords are required.

Note: If part of the copper section of a wire is exposed after a cord has been connected, trim the end

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of the wire so that no copper section is exposed in order to prevent short-circuits.

A Using a camera control unit to select

menus

• BLACK (VIDEO) cord:

If using menus, connect a VAC-60/70 camera control unit (sold separately).

The menus will be displayed on the monitor, so that menu settings can be carried out using the camera control unit without needing to remove the camera cover from the camera. Refer to the Instruction Manual for the VAC-60/70 for further details.

Normally this cord should be connected to a monitor or digital video recorder (or time lapse VCR). (See p7)

B Adjusting the zoom and focus

If a lens controller (applicable voltage: ±6 – ±12 V DC) or similar device is connected, it can

be used to carry out zoom and focus adjustment. Refer to the Instruction Manual for the lens controller for further details.

• ORANGE (ZOOM) cord:

This cord is used to input zoom signals to the camera. It is used to make wide angle/telescoping adjustments.

• YELLOW (FOCUS) cord:

This cord is used to input focus signals to the camera. It is used to make far/near adjustments.

ORANGE (ZOOM) cord

YELLOW (FOCUS) cord

Camera control unit

ZOOM signal FOCUS signal Ground

BROWN (GND) cord *

* The BROWN (GND) cord can be connected

to _B_, _C_ or _D_.

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C Using the alarm function

If a device with an alarm function that uses a lamp or buzzer is connected to the camera, the zoom ratio can be increased when an intruder is detected. In addition, the DAY/NIGHT (color/black & white) mode can also be selected.

However, only either the alarm function or the mode selection function can be used at once time. For either function, the settings in the ALARM SETTING screen must be made. (See p39)

• GRAY/BLACK (ALARM IN) cord:

This cord is used to input alarm signals or DAY/NIGHT signals to the camera. The alarm function for the connected device must be set correctly. Refer to the Instruction Manual for the connected device for further details.

• BLUE (ALARM OUT) cord:

This cord is used to output alarm signals from the camera. When the alarm function is on, a buzzer or lamp can give a warning when an intruder is detected.

Output rating: max. 18V, 25mA

(open collector, emitter grounded)

GRAY/BLACK (ALARM IN) cord

BLUE (ALARM IN) cord

External alarm signal

D Using a system controller

When the camera is connected to the RS-485 terminal of a system controller, more than one camera can be controlled at the same time. Refer to the Instruction Manual for the system controller for further details.

• GRAY (RS485 (A)) cord:

Connect to the RS-485 A terminal of the system controller.

• ORANGE/BLACK (RS485 (B)) cord:

Connect to the RS-485 B terminal of the system controller.

GRAY (RS485(A)) cord

ORANGE/BLACK (RS485(B)) cord

System controller

One-touch connector (accessory)**

BROWN (GND) cord *

RS485A RS485B Ground

** Connection is also possible if the one-touch

connector is removed. The one-touch connector can be used on other cords after it has been removed.

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Buzzer or Lamp, etc.

Ground

BROWN (GND) cord *

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SETTING SCREEN AND BASIC OPERATIONS

Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the

four screws at the front of the camera, and then remove the camera cover. (See p3 7)

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• If a camera control unit (VAC-60/70) or a

system controller (DSP-8000) is connected to the RS-485 connector, you do not need to remove the camera cover. The menu screen will be displayed on the monitor. Refer to the Instruction manual for the controller for further details.

• If the monitor and the menu setting plate

(camera) are apart from each other and this makes it difficult to carry out operations, you can temporarily connect the monitor to the MONITOR and GND terminals of the setting plate using alligator clips. However, be sure to disconnect the alligator clips immediately after making the settings.

Press the SET button for about 3 seconds.

The MAIN MENU screen will appear. The default screen appears in English. To

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change the language to German or French, refer to “LANGUAGE SETTING” on p13.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) and

SET button to make the settings given below.

• A list of functions appears at the left of

the setting screen, and the setting items appear at the right.

• The flashing cursor position indicates the

currently-selected item.

• The return display (y) indicates that a

sub-menu exists. Press the SET button to proceed to the next screen.

To close the MAIN MENU screen, use the

CURSOR button (j or l) to select END for MENU, and then press the SET button.

• To return to the MAIN MENU screen from

a sub-menu, select BACK for MENU and then press the SET button.

• To close a sub-menu, use the CURSOR

button (d or c) to change BACK to END for MENU and then press the SET button.

CURSOR button

SET button

You can use just the CURSOR button to easily adjust the zoom and focus without using the setting screen.

• Zoom adjustment

• Focus adjustment

MONITOR (Monitor terminal)

CURSOR

MONITOR

SET

Simple zoom/focus adjustment

Press (d): Wide Press (c): Tele

Press (j): Near Press (l): Far

MAIN MENU screen

MAIN MENU

LANGUAGE SET ‚ CAMERA ID OFF SYNC INT PRIVACY MASK SET ‚ LENS SET ‚ MIRROR OFF VIEW SETTING 1 ‚ OPTION SET ‚ PRESET OFF MENU END

Sub-menu screen

LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE ENGLISH LANGUE FRENCH SPRACHE GERMANY

MENU BACK

GND

(Ground terminal)

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Operations of Setting screen

Refer to the pages given in the table below for each function for details on setting the functions.

MAIN MENU (Function)

LANGUAGE

This lets you change the setting screen language to French or German.

Operation

(See p13) CAMERA ID

(See p13)

If using more than one camera, this lets you assign different IDs to each camera, and the IDs appear on the monitor.

SYNC (See p14) The sync method can be changed to Line-Lock (synchronizes the unit

with the power frequency). The default setting is internal synchronization.

PRIVACY MASK (See p15)

This covers an area of the screen with a gray pattern for areas that may infringe on privacy. Gray patterns can be placed on up to 4 areas.

LENS (See p17) This lets you make settings such as automatic and manual focus settings,

zoom speed and zoom ratio. In addition, it can also be used for automatic switching to color images during daytime, or to black and white images at times of low luminance such as nighttime.

MIRROR (See p25) This lets you invert the images horizontally, vertically or horizontally and

vertically.

VIEW SETTING (See p26)

Different detailed settings can be made for each camera (9 screens). After they are set, these are linked to “VIEW SETTING (0 – 8)” settings for preset positions.

OPTION (See p38) For setting communications conditions and alarms. PRESET This returns all settings to their defaults.

The PRIVACY MASK menu and the CONTROL/ADDRESS settings in

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the OPTION menu will not be returned to their defaults.

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Simple camera address confirmation

When connecting the power cord to an outlet, the camera address (See p39) is displayed on the monitor for 5 – 15 seconds.

CAMERA ADDRESS 000

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LANGUAGE SETTING

CAMERA ID SETTING

If you change the language shown on the menu screen to the French or German, make the settings given below.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

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button (j or l) to select SET for LANGUAGE, then press the SET button.

The LANGUAGE screen will appear.

LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE ENGLISH LANGUE FRENCH SPRACHE GERMANY

MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) and

SET button to select the desired languages.

The interface language becomes French or German.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

If using more than one camera, this lets you assign different names (IDs) to each camera, and the IDs can be made to appear on the monitor.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to move the cursor to CAMERA ID, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the setting to ON. Then press the SET button.

The CAMERA ID SETTING screen will appear.

CAMERA ID SETTING

ABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789 :-

ID ????????????????

2 3

POSITION SET ‚

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

1 Character selection palette:

By moving the cursor to letters or numbers in this palette, you can select characters.

2 ID:

Selected characters will appear in the corresponding field under ID.

3 POSITION:

Set the position where the camera ID is to appear on the monitor.

Example: Setting the Camera ID to “CAM 1”

Use the CURSOR button (j l d c) to move the cursor to the letter “C” in the character selection palette, then press the SET button.

CAMERA ID SETTING

ABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789 :-‚

ID C???????????????

POSITION SET ‚

Use the same steps to select “A”, “M” and “1” from the palette, then press the SET button.

After at least one character is displayed in

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the ID field, the carriage return mark (y) will appear at the lower right corner of the character selection palette. Selecting this mark between the characters of the field will create a new line at that place.

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SYNC SETTING

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to SET for POSITION, and then press the SET button.

The camera ID will be displayed on one line.

CAM1

Camera ID

Use the CURSOR button (j l d c) to

move the title display to the preferred position on the screen, then press the SET button.

The CAMERA ID SETTING screen will reappear.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

Default setting is internal synchronization (INT), so it does not need to be set again. Follow the steps below to change the setting to power source synchronization (L-L).

However, vertical sync disturbance may occur when a selector is used to switch between multiple cameras connected to one monitor. To prevent vertical sync disturbance, set to L-L (Line-Lock).

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to move the cursor to SYNC, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the setting to L-L. Then press the SET button.

The L-L SETTING screen will appear.

L-L SETTING

(V SYNC PHASE)

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

adjust the position of the vertical synchronization indicator shown on the screen.

The numerical value will change, allowing adjustment of vertical synchronization.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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PRIVACY MASK SETTING

This covers an area of the screen with a gray pattern for areas that may infringe on privacy.

MASK setting

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In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to select SET for PRIVACY MASK, then press the SET button.

The PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen will appear.

PRIVACY MASK SETTING

PASSWORD LOCK OFF ‚ PASSWORD CHANGE SET ‚ MASK SET SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to SET for MASK SET and press the SET button.

The MASK NO. SELECT screen will appear.

MASK NO.SELECT

MASK 1 OFF MASK 2 OFF MASK 3 OFF MASK 4 OFF

Note: When PASSWORD LOCK is ON, moving

the cursor to MASK SET and press the SET button to bring up a password access screen. The password must be entered in this screen.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to a mask number (e.g. MASK 3), and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the setting to SET. Then press the SET button.

The MASK SET (POSITION) screen will appear.

MASK 3 SET

(POSITION)

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

move the gray mask, then press the SET button.

The SIZE screen will appear, and the mask that was positioned in the POSITION screen will be displayed.

MASK 3 SET

(SIZE)

SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

adjust the size of the gray mask, then press the SET button.

Move the cursor to BACK for MENU and

press the SET button.

It is possible to set as many as 4 masks on

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the same POSITION screen. To return the settings in this screen to their

defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

SET ‚

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PASSWORD setting

You can lock the privacy masks in place as gray patterns after they have been set. The password requirement is initially set to OFF, but to begin using it, you must enter the factory set password “1234”.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to OFF for PASSWORD LOCK in the PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen. Then press the SET button.

The PASSWORD screen will appear.

PASSWORD

¤¤¤¤ SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to enter the factory set password “1234”, and then press the SET button.

“OK” will appear.

Press the SET button again.

The PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen will reappear “ON” will be blinking for PASSWORD LOCK.

PRIVACY MASK SETTING

PASSWORD LOCK ON ‚ PASSWORD CHANGE SET ‚ MASK SET SET ‚

PASSWORD LOCK cancellation

For use when PASSWORD LOCK is ON

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to ON for PASSWORD LOCK in the PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen. Then press the SET button.

The PASSWORD screen will appear.

PASSWORD

¤¤¤¤ SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to enter the factory set password “1234”, and then press the SET button.

“OK” will appear.

Press the SET button again.

The PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen will reappear and “OFF” will be blinking for PASSWORD LOCK.

PRIVACY MASK SETTING

PASSWORD LOCK OFF ‚ PASSWORD CHANGE SET ‚ MASK SET SET ‚

Note: If a different password is required, “NG”

will appear. Please carefully maintain the password so that it will not be forgotten.

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Note: If a different password is required, “NG”

will appear. Please carefully maintain the password so that it will not be forgotten.

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PRIVACY MASK SETTING

LENS SETTING

PASSWORD setting

PASSWORD changes

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You can change the password with PASSWORD LOCK in either the ON or OFF setting.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

move the cursor to SET for PASSWORD CHANGE in the PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen. Then press the SET button.

The PASSWORD (NOW PASSWORD) screen will appear.

PASSWORD

(NOW PASSWORD)

**** SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (d or c, j) to

enter the current password (e.g.1234), then press the SET button.

The PASSWORD (NEW PASSWORD) screen will appear.

PASSWORD

(NEW PASSWORD)

**** SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (d or c, j) to

enter a new password (e.g. 4321), then press the SET button.

“OK” will appear. Press the SET button again.

The PRIVACY MASK SETTING screen will reappear.

To use the new password, please refer to

“ A PASSWORD setting”.

This lets you make settings such as automatic and manual focus settings, zoom speed and zoom ratio and DAY/NIGHT function settings.

FOCUS setting

These settings let you select automatic focus (AUTO) or manual focus. Change the focus settings in accordance with the monitoring conditions.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to select SET for LENS, then press the SET button.

The LENS screen will appear.

LENS

FOCUS MANU ‚

ZOOM SET ‚

Setting the manual focus (MANU)

Sets a limit for near distance focusing and sets focus speed for manual focus.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select MANU for FOCUS, then press the SET button.

The FOCUS SETTING screen will appear.

FOCUS SETTING

LIMIT NEAR 1M SPEED 2

LIMIT NEAR focus distance setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to LIMIT NEAR, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the distance value.

Available settings: 1M (meter), 3M, 10C

Note: Focusing becomes difficult when near

distance limit is set to less than “1M”.

(centimeters), 30C, 50C

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SPEED of focus setting

Setting focus SENSITIVITY

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to SPEED, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the focus adjustment speed value.

Available settings: 1, 2, 3, 4 (Quickest speed)

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

Setting the auto-focus (AUTO)

Sets a limit for near distance focusing and sets focusing sensitivity and focus target area.

Note:

As a normal practice, use manual focus when keeping the camera focused on the same target object for a long period of time (over 24 hours). This can be used with the one-push auto-focus function when needed (operated from the system controller). Long periods of surveillance with the auto-focus in operation will shorten the work life of the lens.

In the LENS screen, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to select AUTO for FOCUS, then press the SET button.

The FOCUS SETTING screen will appear.

FOCUS SETTING

LIMIT NEAR 1M SENSITIVITY HIGH AREA SET ‚

LIMIT NEAR focus distance setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to LIMIT NEAR, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the distance value.

Available settings: 1M (meter), 3M, 10C

(centimeters), 30C, 50C

Note: Focusing becomes difficult when near

distance limit is set to less than “1M”.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to SENSITIVITY, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the setting.

Available settings: HIGH: High sensitivity focusing LOW: Low sensitivity focusing

Note: When focus SENSITIVITY is set to HIGH,

it may react to even slight movements of the target object. In this case, change the setting to LOW.

AREA setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to SET for AREA, and press the SET button.

The AREA SETTING screen for AREA 2 (default setting) will appear to allow setting of focus target area.

AREA SETTING

AREA 2

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the focus target area.

Available settings: 1-full screen, 2-center of

screen, 3-smaller center

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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LENS SETTING

ZOOM setting

Sets zooming speed and magnification power of the electronic zoom. This item also has a setting for improvement of vertical resolution sensitivity of still pictures.

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In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to select SET for LENS, then press the SET button.

The LENS screen will appear.

LENS

FOCUS MANU ‚

ZOOM SET ‚

DAY/NIGHT AUTO ‚

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

select SET for ZOOM, then press the SET button.

The ZOOM SETTING screen will appear.

ZOOM SETTING

SPEED 3 EL ZOOM OFF V-RESO.UP OFF

SPEED (zoom speed) setting Use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select

the zooming speed. Available settings: 1, 2, 3, 4 (Quickest speed) EL ZOOM (Electronic zoom) magnification

setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to EL ZOOM, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the electronic zoom magnification power.

Available settings: OFF, x2, x4, x8, x16

(16 power)

V-RESO.UP (Vertical resolution sensitivity) setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to V-RESO.UP, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the vertical resolution sensitivity. (ON/OFF)

Note:

• When V-RESO.UP is set to “ON”, vertical

resolution sensitivity for still pictures in the electronic zoom field will be improved but afterimages of moving objects will be more conspicuous.

• V-RESO. UP will be automatically set to

“OFF” when any of the following settings is made.

IRIS SETTING: SENSE UP (x2…) (See p29) VIEW SETTING: SHUTTER (LONG)

(See p33)

D/N SETTING: DNR (ON) (See p21) To return the settings in this screen to their

defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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DAY/NIGHT setting

The DAY/NIGHT mode can be set to one of three settings (AUTO, COLOR or B/W) to improve the appearance of images. This lets you set the filming mode to color mode during times of normal brightness, or to black & white mode to increase sensitivity when there is less light. When you select a mode, you may then need to make detailed settings for the respective mode used.

Note:

• When “COLOR” is selected, the mode is

fixed at color and you can only view images that are in color. The same applies to B/W mode. However, you can also use the ALARM IN terminal on the rear panel to force the mode to change from COLOR to B/W or from B/W to COLOR. Refer to the “COLOR (Color or Black/White selection setting)” for details on the setting method. (See p40)

• A sound may be heard when the color image

or black and white image is switched. Also, the image will be distorted as shown in Fig. 1. This is normal and does not indicate a problem.

Fig. 1

• When using infrared lighting, if there is a

strong reflection on the subject, the optical filter may switch from black and white to color mode. Use only enough infrared lighting so that the mode is not switched.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to select SET for LENS, then press the SET button.

The LENS screen will appear.

LENS

FOCUS MANU ‚

ZOOM SET ‚

DAY/NIGHT AUTO ‚

VIEW ANGLE OFF

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

AUTO mode setting

Automatic mode; The mode switches automatically between color mode and black & white mode depending on the luminance of the objects being monitored.

Note:

• If the backlight compensation has been set

to “MULT”, the backlight compensation will be canceled when the mode is switched to B/W.

• If “SENSE UP” has been activated, SENSE

UP mode will be activated after the mode switches to B/W mode.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to DAY/NIGHT, use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the mode (AUTO), and then press the SET button.

The D/N SETTING – AUTO screen will appear.

D/N SETTING - AUTO

AGC MAX GAIN +9· DNR OFF BURST OFF FOCUS 1 LEVEL MID

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PRESET OFF MENU BACK

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LENS SETTING

DAY/NIGHT setting

AGC MAX GAIN setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

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the cursor to AGC MAX GAIN, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the maximum AGC gain.

Available settings: +9dB, +12dB, +15dB DNR setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to DNR, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the digital noise reduction setting.

Available settings: ON: DNR (digital noise reduction) is applied.

This reduces interference at low luminance levels.

OFF: DNR is not applied. Note: Digital noise reduction operates when the

gain control increases. In addition, blurring and ghosting of images can occur when moving images are being monitored, and so the resolution is also reduced slightly.

BURST setting

Sets burst suppression. If other peripheral devices (such as a multiplexer) are connected to the system, bursts (distortion of image color) can occur when switching between color and black & white. If this happens, change the BURST setting to “ON”.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to BURST, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the burst setting.

Available settings: ON: The color burst signal is turned on. OFF: This should normally be set to “OFF”.

FOCUS setting

Sets the focus when switching to black & white mode.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to FOCUS, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the focus setting.

Available settings: 1: Near-infrared wavelength correction is set.

(around 900 nm)

2: Visible light spectrum is set. Note: This is set to “1” at the time of shipment

from the factory. If the images are out of focus, change it to “2”.

LEVEL setting

Sets the switching level for color mode and black & white mode. The three available settings are LOW, MID or HIGH. In addition, the switching level can be set manually (ADJ; see p22).

Available settings: LOW: The mode switches when the luminance

of the objects being monitored is comparatively dark.

MID: The mode switches when the luminance

of the objects being monitored is between the LOW and HIGH levels.

HIGH: The mode switches when the luminance

of the objects being monitored is comparatively bright.

ADJ: The switching level for color mode to

black & white mode and for black & white mode to color mode respectively can be set manually.

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ADJ settings:

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to LEVEL, use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the level setting (ADJ) and then press the SET button.

The LEVEL SETTING screen will appear.

LEVEL SETTING

(COLOR†B/W) 4

(B/W†COLOR) 4

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to COLORüB/W, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the value.

Set the switching the level from black &

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white mode to color mode in the same way.

Available settings: 1 – 7

Note:

• The larger the value, the darker the

switching level.

• Changing the setting for one of the switching

level settings (from color mode to black & white mode or from black & white mode to color mode) causes the other setting to change also.

COLOR mode setting

Color mode; Images are filmed in color regardless of the luminance of the objects being monitored.

In the LENS screen, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to DAY/NIGHT, use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the level setting (COLOR) and then press the SET button.

The D/N SETTING – COLOR screen will appear.

D/N SETTING - COLOR

AGC MAX GAIN ±0· DNR OFF

AGC MAX GAIN setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to AGC MAX GAIN, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the maximum AGC gain.

Available settings: OFF, –6dB, ±0dB, +6dB,

+9dB

Note:

• If “OFF” is selected, no maximum gain will be

set.

• If “OFF” is selected, the SENSE UP function

will be forcibly set to “OFF”. However, the setting display will not change.

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LENS SETTING

DAY/NIGHT setting

Setting fixed gain manually Set AGC MAX GAIN to “OFF” and then press

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the SET button. The GAIN SETTING screen will appear. You

can use this screen to set the gain value manually to within a range of 0 – 30 dB.

GAIN SETTING

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DNR setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to DNR, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the digital noise reduction setting.

Available settings: ON: DNR (digital noise reduction) is applied.

This reduces interference at low luminance levels.

OFF: DNR is not applied. Note:

• Digital noise reduction operates when the

gain control increases. In addition, blurring and ghosting of images can occur when moving images are being monitored, and so the resolution is also reduced slightly.

• If AGC MAX GAIN is set to “OFF”, DNR will

be forcibly set to “OFF”. To return the settings in this screen to their

defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

B/W mode setting

Black & white mode; Images are filmed in black & white regardless of the luminance of the objects being monitored.

In the LENS screen, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to DAY/NIGHT, use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the level setting (B/W) and then press the SET button.

The D/N SETTING – B/W screen will appear.

D/N SETTING - B/W

AGC MAX GAIN +6· DNR OFF BURST OFF FOCUS 1

AGC MAX GAIN setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to AGC MAX GAIN, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the maximum AGC gain.

Available settings: OFF, –6dB, ±0dB, +6dB,

+9dB, +12dB, +15dB

Note:

• If “OFF” is selected, no maximum gain will be

set.

• If “OFF” is selected, the SENSE UP function

will be forcibly set to “OFF”. However, the setting display will not change.

Setting fixed gain manually

Set AGC MAX GAIN to “OFF” and then press the SET button.

The GAIN SETTING screen will appear. You can use this screen to set the gain value manually to within a range of 0 – 30 dB.

GAIN SETTING

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DNR setting

FOCUS setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to DNR, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the digital noise reduction setting.

Available settings: ON: DNR (digital noise reduction) is applied.

This reduces interference at low luminance levels.

OFF: DNR is not applied. Note:

• Digital noise reduction operates when the

gain control increases. In addition, blurring and ghosting of images can occur when moving images are being monitored, and so the resolution is also reduced slightly.

• If AGC MAX is set to “OFF”, DNR will be

forcibly set to “OFF”.

BURST setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to BURST, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the burst setting.

Available settings: ON: The color burst signal is turned on. OFF: This should normally be set to “OFF”.

Sets the focus when switching to black & white mode.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to FOCUS, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the focus setting.

Available settings: 1: Near-infrared wavelength correction is set.

(around 900 nm)

2: Visible light spectrum is set. Note: This is set to “1” at the time of shipment

from the factory. If the images are out of focus, change it to “2”.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

Day/Night mode operation from the system controller

The Day/Night setting (AUTO, COLOR and B/W) can be switched using “CAMERA” operating range of the system controller. Press the following buttons in the order given to change the mode setting.

COLOR mode:

“AUX” → “AUX” → “1” → “ENTER” → “+” button

B/W mode:

“AUX” → “AUX” → “2” → “ENTER” → “+” button

AUTO mode:

“AUX” → “AUX” → “3” → “ENTER” → “+” button

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LENS SETTING

MIRROR SETTING

VIEW ANGLE setting

The VIEW ANGLE setting should normally be left at “OFF”.

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In the MAIN MANU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to select SET for LENS, then press the SET button.

The LENS screen will appear.

LENS

FOCUS MANU ‚

ZOOM SET ‚

DAY/NIGHT B/W ‚

VIEW ANGLE OFF

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to VIEW ANGLE, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to

select the setting. Available settings: OVER: The image angle for images being

monitored is set to 1.05.

OFF: This should normally be set to “OFF”. Note: This should normally be set to “OFF”.

However, vignetting may occur in the corners of the images because of the zoom position. This is not normally a problem, but if you are concerned about it, change the setting to “OVER”. The vignetting will then be less apparent.

To return the settings in this screen to their

defaults, change PRESET to ON and then

press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the

previous screen, select BACK or END for

MENU and press the SET button.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to MIRROR, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the mirror image effect.

MAIN MENU

LANGUAGE SET ‚ CAMERA ID OFF SYNC INT PRIVACY MASK SET ‚ LENS SET ‚ MIRROR OFF VIEW SETTING 1 ‚ OPTION SET ‚ PRESET OFF MENU END

Available settings: OFF: Normal image H: Inverted horizontally V: Inverted vertically HV: Inverted horizontally and vertically

OFF H V HV

To return to the normal screen, use the CURSOR button (l) to select END at the bottom of the screen, then press the SET button.

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VIEW SETTING

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to the file number (e.g. 1) for VIEW SETTING, then press the SET button.

The selected image setting file (e.g. VIEW SETTING 1 screen) will appear.

VIEW SETTING 1

IRIS AUTO ‚ WHITE BALANCE ATW ‚ SHUTTER OFF MOTION OFF APERTURE ON ‚ GAMMA ON

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

You can set 9 different patterns with view

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files. Signifies that VIEW SETTING 1 is the

camera setting 1. The CURSOR button (d or c) can be usedto select one of the nine VIEW SETTING patterns (0 – 8).

Neither the mask function nor the motion detector function can be used with image setting file “0”, so they will not appear as options in the screen for pattern 0.

Operations of VIEW SETTING screen

Refer to the pages given in the table below for each function for details on setting the functions.

VIEW SETTING (Function)

Operation

IRIS (See p27) There are 2 possible settings for IRIS, autoiris (AUTO) and manual iris

(MANU).

WHITE BALANCE (See p31)

Three white balance methods are available: Auto trace white balance (ATW), one-push automatic white balance (AWC), and manual white balance (MWB).

SHUTTER (See p33) Sets the electronic shutter to either the fast shutter speed mode (SHORT) or

the slow shutter speed mode (LONG).

MOTION (See p34) This function generates an alarm when a suspicious figure is detected. Each

of the settings will enable certain kinds of detection based on the natural image (swaying trees, flickers of light, etc.). It is also possible to enable zooming in on target objects and intruders that have unusual brightness levels (moving, bright) or are fast-moving.

APERTURE

This setting emphasizes the target object profile (horizontally or vertically).

(See p37) GAMMA (See p37) This setting enables contrast sensitivity to be boosted by controlling the

gamma characteristics. Three gamma controls are available: gamma correction (ON), smart gamma correction 1 (SMART 1), and smart gamma correction 2 (SMART 2).

Note: When each of the following functions is ON “F”, it may be possible to use other function in

conjunction with it “E”. View columns vertically to determine which functions can be used together.

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IRIS AUTO: SENSE UP (activated) FTTTT

MANU: EI (ON) TFTTE

SHUTTER LONG TTFTT

SHORT

MOTION

F: Function is set T: Not allowable E: Allowable

TTTFE TETEF

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VIEW SETTING

IRIS setting

There are 2 possible settings for IRIS, autoiris (AUTO) and manual iris (MANU).

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Auto-iris setting (AUTO)

Sets backlight compensation, magnification of electronic sensitivity and iris level.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select AUTO for IRIS, then press the SET button.

The IRIS SETTING screen will appear.

IRIS SETTING

BLC OFF SENSE UP OFF

(LEVEL) 40

BLC (backlight compensation) settings

When AUTO is selected, the following 3 types of detailed backlight compensation settings will be available.

MULT (Multi-spot evaluative metering):

Evaluates the entire screen and corrects according to the best image obtained.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

select MULT for BLC, then press the SET

button.

The BLC SETTING screen will appear.

BLC SETTING

(BLC WEIGHT) 7

(BRIGHT) 7

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

Note:

• When using multi-spot evaluative metering,

the background behind the target object will become very dark. If a target image in the center of the image is too bright while using the multi-spot evaluative metering mode, switch to the 5 spot center-weighted average metering mode.

• If DAY/NIGHT is set to “AUTO” and the

images are in black & white mode, multi-spot evaluative metering will not operate.

CENT (5 spot center-weighted average

metering):

Covers bright areas such as persons with mask patterns and treats light measurement output as irrelevant.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

select CENT for BLC, then press the SET button.

The BLC SETTING (POSITION) screen will appear.

BLC SETTING

(POSITION)

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below.

BLC WEIGHT: Sets backlight and

brightness level

Available settings: 0 – 15

• The larger the number, the more

backlight works.

BRIGHT: Sets compensation level

Available settings: 0 – 15

• When the number becomes larger, it

brightens, and the compensation level can be set for the brightness of the backlighting.

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Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to shift the position of the central light sensing zone.

The zone can be moved up or down and left or right.

Note:

• If the zone fills the right side it will become

smaller.

• If the zone fills the bottom side it will become

smaller.

Press the SET button.

The BLC SETTING (SIZE) screen will appear.

BLC SETTING

(SIZE)

Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to adjust the size of the central light sensing zone.

The zone can be moved up or down and left or right.

Press the SET button.

The BLC WINDOW WEIGHTING screen will appear.

BLC WINDOW WEIGHTING

TOP 0 BOTTOM 0 LEFT 0 RIGHT 0 CENTER(FIX) 7

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to select a zone, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to adjust weighting.

The weighting for each zone except for the CENTER zone can be adjusted within the range 0 – 7.

TOP: Weighting is at top. BOTTOM: Weighting is at bottom. LEFT: Weighting is at left. RIGHT: Weighting is at right. CENTER (FIX): Center weighting is fixed by

the number 7.

Note: If this is set to “0”, the light intensity will

be ignored. The larger the setting value, the greater is the weighting given to light coming from the respective side.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

MASK (48 multi-spot metering):

Measures light mainly at the center and corrects according to the best image obtained.

Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to select MASK for BLC, then press the SET button.

The BLC MASKING screen will appear.

BLC MASKING

CONTINUE (ñ)

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VIEW SETTING

IRIS setting

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

move the cursor to move the mask

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pattern over the area not to be sensed, then press the SET button.

The mask pattern will be set. You can use

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the same steps to set additional mask patterns.

Note: The initial mask pattern is at the upper

left of the screen, and it is not set. To clear a mask pattern after it is set, press the SET button again.

Use the CURSOR button (l) to move a

mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding it for 3 seconds.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

SENSE UP setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to SENSE UP, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the power of the electronic sensitivity.

IRIS SETTING

BLC MULT SENSE UP x4

(LEVEL)

Available settings: OFF, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32

Note:

• Electronic sensitivity boosting (SENSE UP)

automatically lengthens the CCD exposure time in dark situations. Accordingly, do not use for light target objects. Because exposure time is lengthened while in operation, moving target objects may cause conspicuous after images and blurs.

• It is not possible to set SENSE UP

(activated) or SHUTTER (LONG) when MOTION is set to “ON”.

• When SENSE UP is activated for IRIS

SETTING, the electronic shutter cannot be forcibly moved.

• If DAY/NIGHT is set to “AUTO” and the

images are in color mode, electronic sensitivity boosting will not operate.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

LEVEL setting Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move

the cursor to LEVEL, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to adjust the iris level.

IRIS SETTING

BLC MULT SENSE UP x4

(LEVEL)

Available settings: 0 – 100

• The larger the number, the more it brightens.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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Manual-iris setting (MANU)

Sets electronic iris on/off, lens aperture and iris level.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the

CURSOR button (jldc) to select MANU for IRIS, then press the SET button.

The IRIS SETTING screen will appear.

IRIS SETTING

EI OFF

(IRIS STOP) 17

(LEVEL) 40

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below. 1 EI: Electronic IRIS setting (ON/OFF)

Note: When SENSE UP is activated for IRIS

SETTING, the electronic shutter cannot be forcibly moved.

2 IRIS STOP: Lens aperture setting Available settings: 1 – 17 (Aperture

opening)

• The smaller the value, the more the

aperture closes and the image darkens.

Note: Changes to the value directly control

the aperture of the lens.

3 LEVEL: Lens iris setting Available settings: 0 – 100 (Level of

opening)

• The smaller the value, the more the video

level drops, becoming darker.

Note: The LEVEL setting controls both AGC

circuit gain and shutter speed, changing the amount of exposure.

Note:

• If the iris views an unusually bright image, it

can cause a smear that cannot be corrected by adjusting the light entering through the lens. In this case, arrange the physical angle of lighting in a way that will prevent on-screen smearing.

• If flickering of the target object occurs

because of florescent lighting in the camera location, changing to incandescent lighting will prevent the flickering.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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VIEW SETTING

WHITE BALANCE adjustment

Three white balance methods are available: Auto trace white balance (ATW), one-push automatic white balance (AWC), and manual white balance (MWB). Default setting is auto trace white balance.

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ATW setting

Automatic white balance settings are completed when ATW is selected. However, white balance will not be suitably adjusted if a bright light source or an excessively dark area from the environment is in the image. In this case, the bright light source or dark area should be masked so that it will not be detected.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select ATW for WHITE BALANCE, then press the SET button.

The ATW SETTING screen will appear.

ATW SETTING

MASKING OFF ‚

SMART ATW OFF

MASKING setting

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

select ON for MASKING, then press the SET button.

The ATW MASKING screen will appear.

ATW MASKING

Use the CURSOR button (l) to move a

mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding the CURSOR button straight down for 3 seconds.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

SMART ATW setting

If saturation is high or a scene is bright, the most suitable colors may not be obtained. In this case, set the SMART ATW to ON.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select ON for SMART ATW, then press the SET button.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

CONTINUE (ñ)

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

move the mask pattern over the bright light source, then press the SET button.

Use the same steps to place addition masks as needed.

Note: Initial settings place no masks on the

screen. To cancel the placement of masks, press the SET button again.

AWC setting

White balance is adjusted automatically with one-push activation. AWC is usually set for white target objects (walls, paper, etc.) that do not return color faithfully in the ATW method.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select AWC for WHITE BALANCE, then press the SET button.

The AWC SETTING screen will appear.

AWC SETTING

AWC LOCK SET

GO TO MWB SET ‚

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AWC LOCK setting

With SET blinking for AWC LOCK, press the SET button.

SET will light and adjustment of white balance will begin. After about 3 seconds, SET will begin blinking again, signaling that adjustment is complete.

Note: Full adjustment may not be possible with

just one activation of SET for AWC LOCK. In that case, press the SET button again.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

GO TO MWB setting

For even finer adjustment of coloration, choose SET for GO TO MWB. White balance mode will become MWB for fine adjustment. After fine adjustment with GO TO MWB, the white balance mode will automatically switch to MWB.

Go to “_C_ MWB setting”.

MWB setting

Fine adjustments for preferred colors can be done manually. This method is preferable when suitable colors cannot be obtained with the ATW method.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the

CURSOR button (jldc) to select MWB for WHITE BALANCE, then press the SET button.

The MWB SETTING screen will appear.

MWB SETTING

(OFFSET)

R 64

B 64

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below. 1 R: red Available settings: 0 – 255

• The larger the number, the stronger red

becomes.

2 B: blue Available settings: 0 – 255

• The larger the number, the stronger blue

becomes.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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VIEW SETTING

SHUTTER setting (Electronic shutter)

This setting chooses either a fast shutter speed (SHORT) for target objects that may be moving quickly or a slower shutter speed (LONG) for darker target objects.

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SHORT (Fast shutter speed mode setting)

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the

CURSOR button (jldc) to select SHORT for SHUTTER, then press the SET button.

The ES SETTING screen will appear. This setting is suitable for fast moving target

objects.

ES SETTING

SHUTTER SPEED 50

Use the CURSOR button (d or c) to

select an electronic shutter speed. Available settings: 50, 120, 250, 500,

Note: SHORT mode cannot be set if

SENSE UP is activated or IRIS is “ON”.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

1000, 2000, 4000,

10000.

LONG (Slow shutter speed mode setting)

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the

CURSOR button (jldc) to select LONG for SHUTTER, then press the SET button.

The ES SETTING screen will appear. This setting is suitable for dark target objects.

ES SETTING

SHUTTER SPEED ¶1

Note: When setting the electronic shutter, the

ELS button on the system controller can only be used to turn the electronic shutter on and off.

Use the CURSOR button (d or c) to

select an electronic shutter speed. Available settings: x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32

Note: SHUTTER (LONG) cannot be set if any

of the following settings is active. MOTION: ON IRIS: AUTO item SENSE UP (activated) or MANU item EI (ON)

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

(Field times shown as multiples.)

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MOTION detector setting

This function divides the monitor screen into 48 zones (8 x 6). Based on information from the separate zones, target images that show intruder movements are detected and an alarm is generated. The degree of motion to be detected can be finely set.

Note:

• Before activating this setting, use the

CURSOR button to select a surveillance location that will not detect motion.

• When SHUTTER speed is in LONG mode

and IRIS SETTING has SENSE UP activated, the MOTION function cannot be turned ON.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to select ON for

MOTION, then press the SET button.

The MOTION SETTING screen will appear.

MOTION SETTING

SIZE SET ‚ MASKING OFF SENSITIVITY SET ‚ ZOOM OFF INTERVAL 5S ALARM SIGN OFF

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

MOTION SIZE setting

Sets the target object size desired for detection in the 48 zone screen.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to SET for SIZE, then press the SET button.

The MOTION SIZE screen will appear.

MOTION SIZE

V 1 H 1

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

1 V: vertical pattern 2 H: horizontal pattern

Use the CURSOR button (

jldc

) to set the target object size desired for detection in the 48 zone screen.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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VIEW SETTING

MOTION detector setting

MOTION MASKING setting

Masking target objects that are not desired for

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detection (swaying trees, flickers of light, etc.) will prevent unwanted alarms from being generated. This is done in the MOTION SETTING screen.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

select ON for MASKING, then press the SET button.

The MOTION MASKING screen will appear.

MOTION MASKING

CONTINUE (ñ)

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

move the mask pattern to the target object that is not to be detected, then press the SET button.

Repeat these steps to set mask patterns in other locations.

To clear a mask pattern, press the SET button again on the pattern.

Use the CURSOR button (l) to move a

mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding it for 3 seconds.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

SENSITIVITY setting

Set the degree of sensitivity for motion detection corresponding to MOTION SIZE. Sensitivity can be set so that natural motions on the screen such as wind and light changes will not be detected. When this is necessary, activate the following setting.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to SET for SENSITIVITY, then press the SET button.

The SENSITIVITY screen will appear.

SENSITIVITY

MOVE 5 Y-LEVEL 5 Y-DIFFER 5 DURATION 1

DEMO OFF

When necessary, adjust the following

☞

settings.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below.

1 MOVE: Motion sensitivity setting To avoid detection of small movements such

as wind, make the value larger. Available settings: 1 – 10 2 Y-LEVEL: Brightness level

When noise from a dark screen is causing erroneous detections, make the value larger.

Available settings: 1 – 10 3 Y-DIFFER: Brightness differences

Changes in brightness can sometimes be mistakenly detected as motion. To avoid detection of the turning on and off of lighting, make the value larger.

Available settings: 1 – 10

4 DURATION:

To avoid detecting fast movements, make the value larger.

Available settings: 1 – 60

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5 DEMO: Detected motion confirmation

mode (ON/OFF)

When a motion is detected, patterns are shown in that location. While the detected motion is being confirmed, the SENSITIVITY settings are optimized. This mode can only be activated in the SENSITIVITY setting screen.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen , select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

ZOOM setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to ZOOM, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the zoom magnification power.

MOTION SETTING

SIZE SET ‚ MASKING ON ‚ SENSITIVITY SET ‚ ZOOM ¶1.4 INTERVAL 5S ALARM SIGN OFF

Available settings: OFF, x1.4, x2, x2.8, x4, x6 Note:

• When a suspicious motion is detected, the

camera zooms in according to the set magnification power. The zoom takes effect for 5 seconds and then returns to the previous magnification level.

• The zoom focuses on the center of the

screen. If the maximum optical performance is exceeded, zooming will stop at maximum magnification.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

INTERVAL setting

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to INTERVAL, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the time interval.

MOTION SETTING

SIZE SET ‚ MASKING ON ‚ SENSITIVITY SET ‚ ZOOM OFF INTERVAL 5S ALARM SIGN OFF

Available settings: 5S (Seconds), 10S, 15S,

20S, 30S, 1M (Minute), 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M

Note: When a motion is detected, no other

motions will be detected within the set interval of time.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

ALARM SIGN setting

The camera ID display blinks when motion is detected.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to ALARM SIGN, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to change the setting to ON. Then press the SET button.

MOTION SETTING

SIZE SET ‚ MASKING ON ‚ SENSITIVITY SET ‚ ZOOM OFF INTERVAL 5S ALARM SIGN ON

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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VIEW SETTING

APERTURE (Profile compensation setting)

Set this function to further emphasize the profile of the target object. The amount of

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compensation can be adjusted for horizontal or vertical directions.

In the VIEW SETTING screen, use the

CURSOR button (jldc) to select ON for APERTURE, then press the SET button.

The APERTURE SETTING screen will appear.

APERTURE SETTING

H 8

V 8

1 H: horizontal 2 V: vertical

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below. Available settings: 1 – 15 (Compensation

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

intensity)

GAMMA correction setting

In addition to turning gamma correction ON or OFF, contrast sensitivity can be boosted at 2 levels.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to OFF for GAMMA, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the gamma correction.

VIEW SETTING 1

IRIS AUTO ‚ WHITE BALANCE ATW ‚ SHUTTER OFF MOTION OFF APERTURE ON ‚ GAMMA ON

PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Available settings: ON: Gamma correction (γ = 0.45) SMART 1: Correction 1 SMART 2: Correction 2 (improves contrast for

OFF: No gamma correction Note: When using SMART 1 or SMART 2, the

dark locations)

target object may be too bright, so determine which setting is better for the target object.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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OPTION SETTING

For setting communications conditions and alarms. The OPTION menu lets you set the following three functions: CONTROL, ADDRESS and ALARM.

CONTROL setting

This sets whether other peripheral devices can be used to operate the camera by means of the RS-485 interface or a linked coaxial cable.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to move the cursor to SET for OPTION, then press the SET button.

The OPTION screen will appear.

OPTION

CONTROL 485 ‚ ADDRESS 0 ALARM SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to 485 for CONTROL, use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the device to be operated, and then press the SET button.

Available settings: 485: For operation by the System Controller. COAX: For operation of device by linked

coax cable.

If you select COAX, setting is complete. If you select 485, go to the step 3.

Press the SET button.

The RS-485 SETTING screen will appear.

RS-485 SETTING

BAUD RATE 19200

TERMINATE OFF

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make settings given below.

BAUD RATE

Sets the value for BAUD RATE Available settings: 19200, 9600, 4800,

TERMINATE

Sets the terminate setting Note: If the signals are reflected by a

termination, the correct signals will not be sent to other equipment. Be sure to set the camera termination correctly.

ON: When using a single camera, or for

both cameras at the end of several cameras connected in series.

OFF: Cameras other than those at the end To return the settings in this screen to their

defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

The CONTROL setting will not be returned to

☞

its default setting even if PRESET is set to ON in the MAIN MENU.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

2400

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OPTION SETTING

ADDRESS setting

Use this to set the address for this camera when more than one camera is connected or when other peripheral devices or a system controller

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have been connected.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to move the cursor to SET for OPTION, then press the SET button.

The OPTION screen will appear.

OPTION

CONTROL 485 ‚ ADDRESS 0 ALARM SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to ADDRESS, and then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select the address.

OPTION

CONTROL 485 ‚ ADDRESS 0 ALARM SET ‚

Available settings: 0 – 127

The ADDRESS setting will not be returned to

☞

its default setting even if PRESET is set to ON in the MAIN MENU.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

ALARM setting

This is used for settings related to alarm input (with zoom up function) and alarm output with.

This is used for settings related to alarm input and alarm output. In addition, it is also used to force selection of COLOR mode or B/W mode when the DAY/NIGHT setting function is being used.

In the MAIN MENU, use the CURSOR

button (j or l) to move the cursor to SET for OPTION, then press the SET button.

The OPTION screen will appear.

OPTION

CONTROL 485 ‚ ADDRESS 0 ALARM SET ‚

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to SET for ALARM, then press the SET button.

The ALARM SETTING screen will appear.

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN ALM POLARITY NO MOTION OFF DURATION 5S ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO ALARM TIME 5S LINE OUT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Alarm input setting (ALARM IN)

Connect the ALARM IN cord to the external alarm signal.

ALM:

The control terminal (ALARM IN) is used for alarm input.

ZOOM:

This sets the zoom ratio when an alarm is input.

COLOR:

The ALARM IN cord is used for Color or Black/White selection input. External operations can then be used to forcibly switch the mode to color mode or black & white mode.

If this setting is selected, the alarm function will not operate.

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ALM/ZOOM (Alarm input setting)

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to select ALM or ZOOM for ALARM IN.

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN ALM POLARITY NO MOTION OFF DURATION 5S ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN ZOOM POLARITY NO ZOOM x1.4 DURATION 5S ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO

make the settings given below.

POLARITY

NO: Normal open (Normally open so closed

condition is detected as input.)

NC: Normal closed (Normally closed so

open condition is detected as input.)

MOTION (ALM setting)

OFF: Does not output a motion sensor

alarm.

OR: Outputs an alarm if either an external

alarm or a motion sensor alarm is detected.

AND: Outputs an alarm when an external

alarm input and a motion sensor alarm are detected at the same time.

External alarm input Motion sensor detection

DURATION

ALARM OUT

ALARM TIME

ZOOM (ZOOM setting)

Set the zoom ratio for the following alarm input reception.

Available settings: x1.4, x2, x2.8, x4, x6

DURATION

Set the duration for the following alarm input reception.

Available settings: 5S (Seconds), 10S,

15S, 20S, 30S, 1M (Minute), 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M

COLOR (Color or Black/White selection setting)

The ALARM IN cord can be used to force the image mode to color mode or black/white mode. Use this setting when using this cord to force the mode selection. However, when this setting is being used, external alarm input cannot be received.

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) and SET button to make the settings given below.

First change DAY/NIGHT in the LENS screen to COLOR. (See p20)

LENS

FOCUS MANU ‚

ZOOM SET ‚

DAY/NIGHT COLOR‚

VIEW ANGLE OFF

Select OPTION in the MAIN MENU and display the OPTION screen.

Change ALARM IN in the ALARM SETTING screen to COLOR.

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN COLOR POLARITY NO MOTION OFF

ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO

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OPTION SETTING

ALARM setting

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

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make the settings given below.

POLARITY

NO: Normal open (Normally open, and

mode switches between color and black & white when closed.)

NC: Normal closed (Normally closed, and

mode switches between color and black & white when opened.)

POLARITY Between

ALARM IN and GND

NO Normal open Color

Closed B/W

NC Normal

closed Open Color

MOTION

OFF: Does not output a motion sensor

alarm.

OR: Outputs an alarm if a motion sensor

alarm is detected.

Note:

• If DAY/NIGHT has not been set to COLOR,

the Color or Black/White selection will not be possible.

• If COLOR for ALARM IN is selected, settings

relating to external alarm input will not be displayed, and it will not be possible to receive the external alarm inputs.

• The Color or Black/White selection settings

is applied from the point after the menu is exited.

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

Mode after selection

B/W

ALARM OUT (Alarm output setting)

Connect the ALARM OUT cord to buzzer or lamp, etc.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to

move the cursor to ALARM OUT, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select ON or OFF.

ON: Output an alarm (for activation of

buzzer or lamp)

OFF: Does not output an alarm

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN ZOOM POLARITY NO MOTION x1.4 DURATION 5S ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO ALARM TIME 5S LINE OUT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK

Use the CURSOR button (jldc) to

make the settings given below.

POLARITY

NO: Normal open (Normally open so closed

condition is detected as input.)

NC: Normal closed (Normally closed so

open condition is detected as input.)

ALARM TIME

Select the amount time for external alarm output.

Available settings: 5S (Seconds), 10S,

15S, 20S, 30S, 1M (Minute), 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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LINE OUT (Operation of alarm signal output to the System Controller setting)

Outputs alarm signal to the System Controller. The alarm lamp on the System Controller will blink when it receives an alarm signal. An alarm list can be displayed to show information such as date/time alarm was received, the device sending the alarm and the alarm type.

Use the CURSOR button (j or l) to move the cursor to LINE OUT, then use the CURSOR button (d or c) to select ON or OFF.

ON: Outputs alarm signal to the System

Controller

OFF: Does not output alarm signal to the

System Controller

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN ALM POLARITY NO MOTION OFF DURATION 5S ALARM OUT OFF POLARITY NO ALARM TIME 5S LINE OUT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK

To return the settings in this screen to their defaults, change PRESET to ON and then press the SET button.

To close the menu screen or return to the previous screen, select BACK or END for MENU and press the SET button.

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MAINTENANCE

If the camera unit becomes damaged or worn out, you can replace just the camera unit with a new one.

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Removing the camera unit

Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the

four screws at the front of the camera, and then remove the camera cover.

CAUTION:

Use the hexagon wrench (small,

accessory) to loosen the screws, and then remove the camera unit.

Hexagon wrench (small, accessory)

Installing the camera and camera cover

Install the camera by using the small

hexagon wrench (accessory) to tighten the screws.

Tighten the screws so that their heads protrude by 0 – 0.5 mm.

Hexagon wrench (small, accessory)

0 – 0.5 mm

L-shaped camera fixing bracket

Install the camera cover by using a

Phillips screwdriver to tighten the four screws at the front of the camera.

Desiccant

There is a pouch of desiccant inside the camera to prevent moisture from building up inside the camera. If the desiccant appears reddish-purple after the camera cover is removed, replace it with the new pouch of desiccant (blue, accessory) that is inside the foil pouch.

CAUTION:

• When removing the camera, you do not

need to completely remove the screws. Loosen the screws until they come away from the L-shaped camera fixing bracket, and then slide the camera in the direction of the arrow shown above and then lift it up.

• Always be sure to turn the hexagonal wrench

horizontally to avoid damaging the plate.

Camera fixing base

Desiccant

CAUTION:

• To avoid damaging the camera and the

power supply, always be sure to turn off the power before replacing the camera unit.

• When removing the camera unit, be careful

to avoid letting it get wet from rain or other liquids, otherwise it may become shorted.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Pickup device Effective pixels : Horizontal

resolution Lens

Electronic zoom

Auto-focus

Iris control Synchronization

method

Lowest image illumination

S/N Backlight

compensation

Day/Night

Electronic shutter

Electronic sensitivity boosting

White balance AGC gain Motion detector :

Privacy masking

1/4" 752 (H) x 582 (V)

Over 520 TV lines

x22 zoom lens, f=3.6 – 79.2mm (F1.6 – 3.8)

Electronic zoom and gearing Zoom speed setting possible

16 power (combined with optic zoom gives 352 power max) Max zoom magnification setting possible Vertical resolution ON/OFF setting

AUTO/MANUAL/One-push AF area setting possible (3 step)

AUTO/MANUAL, 1/2 EV steps

Internal synchronization/Line lock, V phase adjustment possible

1.2 lx (F1.6, AGC gain at maximum, COLOR mode)

0.06 lx (F1.6, B/W mode)

0.04 lx (F1.6, x32 electronic sensitivity increased, COLOR mode)

0.002 lx (F1.6, x32 SENSE UP, B/W mode)

Over 48dB

Multi-spot evaluative metering 5 spot center-weighted average metering 48 multi-spot metering

AUTO / COLOR / B/W settings available

• Fast shutter speed mode

(SHORT); 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000

• Slow shutter speed mode

(LONG); x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32

AUTO/OFF, works with auto iris Up to x32 max setting possible

ATW/AWC/MWB

OFF/–6/±0/+6/+9/+12/+15dB ON/OFF, ON allows setting of

detection patterns on a 48 zone screen for 6 motion settings

ON/OFF, max of 4 masked locations Password lock possible

Mirror image effect

Camera ID View settings

Communications Operational

temperature/ humidity

Power source Power

consumption Weight

Horizontally (H), vertically (V), horizontally and vertically (HV)

ON/OFF, 16 characters

9 (0 – 8) screen files can be established, and each file can set 7 capturing characteristics such as iris

Coaxial control, RS-485

–20°C – +50°C/below 90% RH (with power source connected)

24 V AC, 50 Hz/12 – 15 V DC

4.5 W

1.6 kg (without sunshade)

1.8 kg (with sunshade)

Connection cord

Video signal External LENS

control Alarm input Alarm output

RS485 Power input

VIDEO OUT

ZOOM/FOCUS; ±6 – ±12 V DC

1 (for external alarm switch)

1 (for sending a signal a signal to the system controller or an alarm detection device such as a buzzer, open collector, emitter grounded: max. 18V, 25mA)

A, B, GND

12 V DC/24 V AC

SERVICE

This camera is a precision instruments and if treated with care, will provide years of satisfactory performance. However, in the event of a problem, the owner is advised not to attempt to make repairs or open the cabinet. Servicing should always be referred to your dealer or Sanyo Authorized Service Center.

External appearance and specifications subject to change without notice.

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DIMENSIONS

123

74.6

224.3

191.4

379.6

360.6

21.2

86.6

28.8

110

141

28.9

150

172

86.6

172

181.9

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