Sanyo VDC-DPN9585P, VDC-DP9584N, VDC-DPN9584N, VDC-D9574N, VDC-PN9575P Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Pattern sheet attached)

VDC-DP9584N

Color CCD Camera

VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P VCC-P9574N/VCC-PN9575P

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Contents

☞The contents in angle brackets < > are the menu screen title.

Getting Started

Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

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

Useful Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Concerning Control Buttons for Configuration and

Adjustment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Accessing the Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Selecting Display Language <LANGUAGE>. . . . 9

Naming Cameras <OPTION> – <TITLE> . . . . . . . 10

Setting/Cancelling Password Lock

<PASSWORD>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Settings/Adjustments

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA> . . . . . . 14

Adjusting Synchronization Error <SYNC> . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Backlight Compensation <BLC>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Adjusting Iris Level <IRIS> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Setting White Balance <WHITE BALANCE> . . . . . . . . . 18

AOne-Push Adjustment (AWC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

BManual White Balance (MWB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Setting Gain Value <AGC GAIN>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Correcting Gamma Characteristic <GAMMA> . . . . . . . . 22

Specifying Shutter Speed <SHUTTER>. . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Accentuating Subject Outline <APERTURE>. . . . . . . . . 24

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

Adjusting DAY/NIGHT Function <DAY/NIGHT>. . . . . . . 25

AAdjusting Automatic Setting (AUTO) . . . . . . . . . . . 26

BAdjusting Black-and-White Setting (B/W). . . . . . . . 27

Registering Monitoring Positions

<PRESET POSITION> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Automatic Monitoring <AUTO MODE> . . . . . . . . . 30

Sequential Panning along the Registered Preset Positions

<SEQUENTIAL PAN> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Automatic Intermittent Panning <AUTO PAN>. . . . . . . . 32

1

Contents

Returning to Specified Monitoring Mode

Automatically <AUTO RETURN> . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Setting Alarm <ALARM>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Flow of Camera Operation through to Network

Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Flow of VA-SW3050LITE Software Operation . . . . . 50

Specifying Alarm Input <ALARM IN>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Specifying Alarm Output <ALARM OUT> . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Setting Motion Sensor <MOTION> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Setting Zooming Up at Alarm Detection <ZOOM>. . . . . . 40

Setting Alarm Duration <DURATION>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Setting Alarm Detection Notification <ALARM SIGN>. . . 41

Screen Sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Replacement timing of major parts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Pattern sheet

Configuring Options <OPTION> . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Hiding Image Partially <PRIVACY MASK> . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Configuring the Network Settings <NETWORK>. . . . . . . 46

MEMO:

This instruction manual covers four models. Any difference among the four models is indicated when necessary.
Differences in the menu screen among the four models are as indicated below.

Menu language English/French/Spanish English/French/German
Shutter speed 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, ... 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, ...
Day/Night function m – m –
IP66 m – m –

• This manual describes the menu screen for the VDC-DP9584N.

VDC-DP9584N VCC-P9574N VDC-DPN9585P VCC-PN9575P

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

(VCC-P9574N/VCC-PN9575P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

2

Precautions

■ In case of a 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.

Getting Started

■ 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 damage.
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.

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

■ Approvals: IP66

This unit has been certified to IP66 standards when properly installed.
Ensure all openings in enclosure are sealed as per manufacturer's
instructions.

3

Information

Characteristics

■ Supports IEEE802.3af-compliant PoE (Power over Ethernet) power
supply.

■ Equipped with function for bi-directional voice communication
between the camera and PC.

■ Equipped with motorized zoom pan-focus auto iris lens. Thanks to its
large depth of field, focused images can be obtained in a wider range
of scene without intentional focusing.

■ Equipped with motorized pan/tilt.

■ Can be installed on both the ceiling and walls.

■ Configurable preset position (maximum16 positions), sequential pan,

and auto pan.

■ Equipped with a motion sensor that detects movement in the monitor
screen and issues an alarm.

■ Detects intruders using an external switch or a motion sensor,
automatically zooms in on the images, and notifies using alarm
output.

■ If a hard disk recorder is connected, alarm-triggered images can be
recorded according to the alarm output.

■ If connected to the internet or intranet, monitoring and/or camera
adjustment operation can be performed remotely.

■ Masking can be set for hiding images partially and protecting privacy.
(Maximum 8 masks)

■ Configurable preference settings with view on screen.

■ Access to the main menu is controlled by setting a password.

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

■ Equipped with function for automatically switching between COLOR
and Black-and-White (DAY/NIGHT).

■ Complies with the IP66 international standard for dust and water
protection.

Getting Started

4

Information

Useful Operations

■ Registering multiple preset positions:

RPRESET POSITION (see page 28)

Getting Started

■ Making the camera move successively along the
registered preset positions:

RAUTO MODE → SEQUENTIAL PAN (see page 31)

■ Performing automatic panning:

RAUTO MODE → AUTO PAN (see page 32)

■ Setting the camera to return to the specified monitoring
mode following manual operation on the angle of view:

RAUTO RETURN (see page 34)

■ Connecting to an external door switch or infrared
sensor:

RALARM (see page 35)

■ Making the unit issue a warning upon detecting
suspicious figures, etc.:

RALARM → MOTION (see page 38)

■ Limiting main menu access to administrators:

RPASSWORD (see page 12)

■ Hiding image partially for privacy protection:

ROPTION → PRIVACY MASK (see page 43)

■ Operating remotely using internet or intranet:

ROPTION → NETWORK (see page 46)

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

■ Switching between “Color” and “Black-and-White” mode
of DAY/NIGHT function using an external switch, etc.:

RCAMERA → DAY/NIGHT (see page 25)

5

Concerning Control Buttons for Configuration and Adjustment

Using the Camera Control Unit (VAC-70: Separately ordered) Using the Control Buttons on the Circuit Board

Camera can be controlled remotely during setting or adjustment.

• Please refer to the instruction manual for VAC-70.
Button operations with VAC-70 are the same as with the unit.

• When configuration and adjustment are finished, always disconnect
the Camera Control Unit.

Regarding connection of the monitor, see the separate installation
manual.

• When configuration and adjustment are finished, always disconnect
the monitor and install the dome cover.

1

(VAC-70)

2

3

(Main unit)

GND

MONITOR
OUT

SET

LEFT

DOWN

■ To display the main menu

VAC-70: Press the MENU button 1.
Main unit: Hold down the SET button 3 for over a second.

■ To operate the menu screen

Getting Started

• Select the item and change the setting value by pressing the Select
button 2.

• Enter the advanced settings screen by pressing the SET button 3.

■ To conduct pan/tilt and zoom

• The pan/tilt and zoom functions can be operated using the Select
button 2 during live mode (with no settings screen displayed).

• Press the SET button 3 to switch over between pan/tilt and zoom

UP

RIGHT

operations.

<Pan/Tilt operations>
Pan: Press d(LEFT) or c(RIGHT)
Tilt: Press j(UP) or l(DOWN)

<Zoom operations>
Wide: Press d(LEFT)
Tele: Press c(RIGHT)

6

Accessing the Main Menu

Access the main menu.

1

Main menu

SET

Getting Started

R

Press and hold
the button for
about 1 second.

PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

PRESET
MENU

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

·CAMERA

Note: After the expiration of a predetermined time interval (3 minutes)

without any operation, the settings screen goes off automatically
and returns to normal monitoring screen.

Select item.

2

Cursor

·CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y

Moves the cursor “q” using
the Select button UP and
DOWN to select the item.

Open the advanced settings screen.

3

When “y” mark displays

·CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM

Specify values.

4

·SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA

Press the Select button
RIGHT and LEFT to switch
over to other values.

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y

R

Press the SET button
to open the
advanced settings
screen.

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45

SET

7

Accessing the Main Menu

Close the settings screen.

5

Once the settings are complete, set <MENU> to “END” and press
the SET button.

SET

PRESET

·MENU

OFF
END

R

·MENU END

■ To return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

SET

PRESET

·MENU

OFF
BACK

R

■ To reset settings (Factory Default Settings)

Select <PRESET> and choose “ON” instead of “OFF”, and press the
SET button.

SET

·PRESET
MENU

ON
BACK

·PRESET ON

Note: To reset all the settings, set <PRESET> to “ON” in the main menu

and press the SET button.
The <PRIVACY MASK> in <OPTION> and <PASSWORD> will

not be initialized.

R

■ Main menu guide

Items Settings See page

Setting Camera Performance

CAMERA

PRESET POSITION

AUTO MO DE

AUTO RETURN

ALARM Setting Alarm 35
PASSWORD Setting/Cancelling Password Lock 12
LANGUAGE Selecting Display Language 9

TITLE Naming Cameras 10

OPTION

PRESET Initializing Settings 8

MENU

PRIVACY
MASK

NETWORK Configuring the Network Settings 46

(Synchronization, Backlight
Compensation, Iris Level, White
Balance, Gain, Gamma, Shutter
Speed, Aperture, DAY/NIGHT

Registering Monitoring Positions
(No.1 - 16)

Automatic Monitoring
(Sequential Pan, Auto Pan)

Returning to Specified Monitoring
Mode Automatically

Hiding Image Partially

Closing a Screen/Returning to
Previous Screen

✱ VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P

✱

)

14

28

30

34

Getting Started

43

8

8

Selecting Display Language <LANGUAGE>

You can change the language displayed on the settings and adjusting screens. (Default setting: English)

Getting Started

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD

·LANGUAGE
OPTION

·LANGUAGE

Select a language and press the SET button.

1

PRESET
MENU

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

RR

VDC-DP9584N/VCC-P9574N

LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

·LANGUE
IDIOMA

ENGLISH
FRENCH
SPANISH

R

VDC-DPN9585P/VCC-PN9575P

LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

·LANGUE
SPRACHE

ENGLISH
FRENCH
GERMAN

(In case FRENCH is selected)

RPressing the SET button will immediately change the language

displayed on the screen.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

9

SET

SET

LANGUAGE

·LANGUAGE
LANGUE
IDIOMA

MENU

2

ENGLISH
FRENCH
SPANISH

BACK

Select <MENU> – “RETOUR” (“BACK” or
“ATRAS”) and press the SET button.

VDC-DP9584N/VCC-P9574N

LANGUE

LANGUAGE ANGLAIS
LANGUE FRANCAIS
IDIOMA ESPAGNOL

VDC-DPN9585P/VCC-PN9575P

·MENU

LANGUAGE ANGLAIS
LANGUE FRANCAIS
SPRACHE ALLEMAND

·MENU RETOUR

(In case FRENCH is selected)

RReturns to the main menu.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

LANGUE

SET

R

Naming Cameras <OPTION> – <TITLE>

You can give a name (title) to each camera. The specified names are displayed on the monitor
so that you can easily distinguish the monitoring images when you use multiple cameras.

Select <OPTION> and press the SET button.

1

Choose a character(s) from the “Character

3

Selecting Field”.

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE

·OPTION

ON

PRESET
MENU

OPTION

·TITLE
PRIVACY MASK
NETWORK

·OPTION

Set <TITLE> to “ON” and press the SET button.

2

·TITLE

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

ON y
SET y
SET y

R

SET

SET

R

A character is selectable when two arrows, (w) and (y), point at the
character.

TITLE SETTING
y
wABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
0123456789 :-

ID string

ID ????????????????
x
POSITION

RThe characters are displayed starting from (x) in the “ID string”.

■ To overwrite the character

Select <ID> and move (x) onto it in the “ID string”, and then choose any new
letter.

ROOM1 ROOM2

SET y

ROOM1

ROOM2

Character
Selecting Field

SET

R

Getting Started

RThe “TITLE SETTING” screen appears.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

10

Naming Cameras <OPTION> – <TITLE>

Getting Started

Repeat step 3 to complete the name.

4

• You can enter up to 16 characters.

Example: ROOM1

TITLE SETTING

ABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
0123456789 :-v

·ID ROOM1???????????
x

RThe letters “???....” do not appear on the monitor screen, but if

you select “ON” for the <TITLE> and then enter no letter at all,

the monitor will show you “???....”.

■

If you want the name to be displayed on the monitor in two lines

Select <ID> and enter the line feed mark (v) in the “ID string” wherever you
want to start a new line.

Select <POSITION> and press the SET button.

5

ID ROOM1???????????
x

·POSITION

PRESET

·POSITION

ROn the normal monitoring screen, the name will be displayed.

MENU

SET y

OFF
BACK

SET

R

Determine the location where the name should

6

be displayed, and then press the SET button.

ROOM1

R

RReturns to the settings screen.

■ To delete the name specified

Set <PRESET> to “ON”, and press the SET button.
RAll the characters in the “ID string” will be displayed with “?”.

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

7

RCloses the settings screen and displays the name on the

normal monitoring screen.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

MEMO:

• If an alarm signal is input when <ALARM SIGN> is “ON” (see page

41), the camera name on the screen will blink during the time set in
<DURATION> (see page 40). When the camera name is not

specified, “???....” will blink.

If <MOTION> is “ON” (see page 38), the camera name on the screen
will also blink when the motion sensor detects movement.

• When <PRIVACY MASK> is “ON” (see page 43), the camera name
will not be displayed.

SET

11

Setting/Cancelling Password Lock <PASSWORD>

You can lock the access to the main menu by specifying a password. You will be prompted to enter the password to access the
main menu.

Select <PASSWORD> and press the SET button.

1

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM

·PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

·PASSWORD

Select <PASSWORD LOCK> and press the SET

2

PRESET
MENU

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

R

button.

PASSWORD

·PASSWORD LOCK
PASSWORD CHANGE

·PASSWORD
LOCK

MENU

RThe password input screen appears.

OFF y
SET y

BACK

R

SET

SET

Enter the password and press the SET button.

3

When setting a password for the first time, you must enter the
factory default password “1234”.

PASSWORD

· 1234
x

SET y

RYou will see the “OK” message.

If you enter an incorrect password, you will see the “NG” message. If

Note:

you fail to enter the valid password three times successively, the
prompt display will disappear. Start again from the beginning.

Press the SET button.

4

RDisplays <PASSWORD LOCK> – “ON”.

•“1234” is a factory default password; it is recommended you
change it to your own password. Advance to step 5.

• If you want to finish the setting, advance to step 8.

SET

R

Getting Started

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

12

Setting/Cancelling Password Lock <PASSWORD>

Getting Started

Select <PASSWORD CHANGE> and press the

5

SET button.

PASSWORD

PASSWORD LOCK

·PASSWORD CHANGE

·PASSWORD
CHANGE

RThe current password input screen appears.

Enter the current password and press the SET

6

ON y
SET y

R

button.

PASSWORD

<NOW PASSWORD>

· 1234
x

RThe new password input screen appears.

PASSWORD

<NEW PASSWORD>

· ????
x

SET y

SET y

SET

R

SET

Enter a new password (4 numerical values) and

7

press the SET button.

☞ Write down the new password before you forget it.

RYou will see the “OK” message.

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

8

RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring

screen.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ To cancel the password lock

Press the SET button on <PASSWORD LOCK> – “ON”, and then
enter the password.

RYou will see “OFF” instead of “ON”.

13

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Open the screen for setting and adjusting the camera performance.

Select <CAMERA> and press the SET button.

1

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

·CAMERA

·CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

PRESET
MENU

RThe settings screen for camera performance appears.

·SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

R

SET

■ Camera performance screen guide

Items Settings See page

SYNC Adjusting Synchronization Error 15
BLC Backlight Compensation 16
IRIS Adjusting Iris Level 17
WHITE BALANCE Setting White Balance 18
AGC GAIN Setting Gain Value 21
GAMMA Correcting Gamma Characteristic 22
SHUTTER Specifying Shutter Speed 23
APERTURE Accentuating Subject Outline 24

(VDC-DP9584N/

VDC-DPN9585P)

DAY/NIGHT

Adjusting DAY/NIGHT Function 25

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

14

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Adjusting Synchronization Error <SYNC>

By default, the synchronization adjustment for the camera is performed internally (INT). However, you must make adjustments
in the L-L- SETTING screen, if the monitor screen seems out of sync after switching over among multiple cameras using AC 24
V. Select a camera as a reference and adjust the others based on the selected one.

Note: The Line-Lock setting is not available for DC 12 V operation.

Set <SYNC> to “L-L” and press the SET button.

1

L-L y
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

·SYNC L-L

Lamp

·SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

RThe “L-L SETTING” screen appears.

Adjust synchronization (0 – 524).

2

L-L SETTING

<V SYNC PHASE>

· 250

• Make adjustments so that the vertical synchronization of the
monitor screen does not move up or down.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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R

SET

■ INT

Internally synchronized

• Lamp turned on.

■ L-L (Line-Lock)

Synchronizes the unit with power frequency

• Lamp blinking.

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

3

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Backlight Compensation <BLC>

If the images of subjects are not clear because of backlight, compensate for it by
adjusting conditions or changing the compensation method.

Select <BLC> and specify the compensation

1

method.

SYNC

·BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

·BLC

PRESET
MENU

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

■ CENT (Center zone metering)

Compensation is made based on the optical measurement that is
focused on the central area of the screen (the image of subject to
be compensated is located in the center of the screen).

■ MULT1 (Multi-spot metering, Normal mode)

Compensation is made based on the optical measurement and
assessment of the entire screen (the image of subject to be
compensated is not limited to a center of the screen location).

■ MULT2 (Multi-spot metering, High mode)

Compared to MULT1, faster backlight compensation is possible
against a lesser amount of light.

■ OFF

No compensation is performed for backlight.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Adjusting Iris Level <IRIS>

If you need to adjust the brightness, follow the steps below.

Select <IRIS> and press the SET button.

1

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

·IRIS

SYNC
BLC

·IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

RThe “IRIS SETTING” screen appears.

Adjust the brightness (iris) (0 – 100).

2

IRIS SETTING

<LEVEL>

· 20

PRESET
MENU

OFF
BACK

• The greater the number, the brighter it gets.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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R

SET

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

3

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

• Under extremely bright lighting, unfavorable phenomena may occur such

Note:

as swaths of smear on the screen, because light intensity entering the
lens is too high to be controlled. Reduce the intensity by changing the
angle of the lighting source or by other means.

• If the images of subjects under fluorescent lighting are flickering, replace
fluorescent lighting with incandescent lighting.

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Setting White Balance <WHITE BALANCE>

With its default Auto-Tracing White Balance (ATW) setting, this unit is able to obtain natural colors even when the light source
is changed. However, you may manually change the white balance settings or its mode to obtain better tone, especially when
the screen color does not match actual objects.

Select <WHITE BALANCE> and specify a mode.

1

SYNC
BLC
IRIS

·WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

·WHITE

BALANCE

For advanced settings (AWC or MWB), press the

2

PRESET
MENU

SET button.

REach corresponding settings screen will appear.

• Advances to A on next page when selecting “AWC”.
Advances to B on page 20 when selecting “MWB”.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

■ ATW (Auto-Tracing White Balance)

Automatic setting for white balance.

■ AWC (One-Push Adjustment): (see next page)

Adjusts white balance by shooting white paper or wall.

■ 3200 (Halogen light or incandescent lamp, etc.)
(fixed)

Targeted at around 3200 K of color temperature.

■ 5600 (Daytime sunlight) (fixed)

Targeted at around 5600 K of color temperature.

■ FLUO (Fluorescent lamp) (fixed)

Targeted at around 4200 K of color temperature.

■ MWB (Manual White Balance): (see page 20)

Fine-adjusts red and blue manually.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

A One-Push Adjustment (AWC)

Select <AWC LOCK>.

1

AWC SETTING

·AWC LOCK

GO TO MWB

·AWC LOCK

Point a camera to a white paper or wall to project

2

SET

SET y

an image on the whole screen, and press the SET
button.

White paper or wall

SET

RThe cursor “q” lights off, and white balance adjustment will

start. The adjustment will end after about 2 seconds when “q”
lights again.

• If the adjustment does not yield a satisfactory result, press the
SET button again.

■ To perform fine adjustment of color

In the “AWC SETTING” screen, select <GO TO MWB> – “SET”, and
press the SET button.

RThe “MWB SETTING” screen appears. Specify values manually

(see next page).

MEMO: Transferring to the “MWB SETTING” screen through <GO

TO MWB>, white balance mode (see page 18) will be
changed to “MWB”.

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

3

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

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B Manual White Balance (MWB)

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Select <R> or <B> to adjust tint (0 – 255).

1

MWB SETTING

· R 43

B 66

PRESET
MENU

R : Adjusting Red
B : Adjusting Blue

• The greater the number, the deeper the tint becomes.

OFF
BACK

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

2

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Setting Gain Value <AGC GAIN>

If you need to adjust the sensitivity in dark places (AGC*), follow the steps below.

Select <AGC GAIN> and specify a mode.

1

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

·AGC GAIN

SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE

·AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

*AGC (Auto Gain Control) is a function to adjust automatically the
gain of the Video signal from the camera so that an optimum signal
level is obtained according to brightness of the object.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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■ NORM

Normal setting

■ HIGH (For a dark subject)

Setting with which a bright image is obtained in a lower
illuminance than the NORM setting.

• This setting causes noise generation and a grainy image.

■ OFF

Fixed gain setting

Correcting Gamma Characteristic <GAMMA>

Change the mode for Gamma correction*.

Select <GAMMA> and specify a mode.

1

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

·GAMMA

SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN

·GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

* About Gamma correction

Gamma (γ) is a value representing a responsiveness characteristic of
image contrast. Every input and output device of image data has its
own Gamma value; the overall Gamma value must be corrected to be
equal to 1. If a CRT monitor has a Gamma value of 2.2, for example,
the value for this unit must be corrected to 0.45 (2.2 x 0.45 ≈ 1).

■ 0.45

Gamma value of γ = 0.45

■ 1

Gamma value of γ = 1

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Specifying Shutter Speed <SHUTTER>

You can specify the electronic shutter speed to capture fast-moving subjects.

Note: With the increase in shutter speed number, faster movement can be captured, though the image becomes darker.

Select <SHUTTER> and specify a shutter speed.

1

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

·SHUTTER

SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA

·SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

(VDC-DP9584N/VCC-P9574N)

• Select from: 60, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000 and 10000
(e.g., 60 refers to 1/60 second)

(VDC-DPN9585P/VCC-PN9575P)

• Select from: 50, 120, 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000 and 10000
(e.g., 50 refers to 1/50 second)

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Accentuating Subject Outline <APERTURE>

By specifying the APERTURE* setting, you can accentuate the outline of the subject when its image is blurred and
unidentifiable.

Select <APERTURE> and specify a mode.

1

SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER

·APERTURE

·APERTURE

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
END

■ OFF

No accentuating is performed for aperture.

■ NORM

Normal setting

■ HIGH

Setting with which the outline becomes crisper than the
NORM setting.

■ HIpls (High plus)

Setting with which the outline becomes crisper than the HIGH
setting.

* Aperture means outline correction. The more the outline is

highlighted, the higher the apparent resolution looks.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Adjusting DAY/NIGHT Function <DAY/NIGHT> : (VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

The DAY/NIGHT function automatically switches over between COLOR and B/W mode
depending on the ambient brightness. As appropriate for any specific environment, you
can fix the mode to either COLOR or B/W, and adjust the way the switching function works.

Select <DAY/NIGHT> and specify a mode.

1

SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE

·DAY/NIGHT

·DAY/NIGHT

PRESET
MENU

RImage switches immediately after the selection is made.

During the switching operation, you may hear switch-over noise

Note:

inside the camera or see a distorted picture, but these are not signs
of trouble.

For advanced settings (“AUTO” or “B/W”), press

2

the SET button.

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

■ AUTO: (see next page)

Automatically switches between COLOR and B/W mode
depending on the ambient brightness (DAY/NIGHT function).

■ COLOR

Color image on a steady basis; suitable for always bright
location or conditions.

■ B/W (Black-and-White): (see page 27)

B/W image on a steady basis; suitable when sensitivity is
prioritized.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

REach corresponding settings screen will appear.

• Advances to A on next page when selecting “AUTO”.
Advances to B on page 27 when selecting “B/W”.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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A Adjusting Automatic Setting (AUTO)

B/W

Color

B/W

Color

Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

Select <LEVEL> and specify a level for

1

DAY/NIGHT switching.

DAY/NIGHT SETTING

·LEVEL
BURST

·LEVEL

B/W

B/W ColorB/W

B/W Color

LOW HIGH

LOW : Switches in darker conditions.
HIGH : Switches in brighter conditions.

Set <BURST> to “ON” or “OFF” for the burst

2

Color

Color

LOW
OFF

signal*.

DAY/NIGHT SETTING

LEVEL

·BURST

·BURST

ON : Burst signal inserted into the Black-and-White image.

• Inserting the burst signal prevents the image distortion that may

OFF : Burst signal not inserted into the Black-and-White image.

occur when switching from Color to Black-and-White.

LOW
OFF

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

3

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

• If an infrared lighting system is used, the B/W mode may switch to

Note:

COLOR when a subject reflects the light intensely. Place the unit out of
the infrared lighted area.

• When <MOTION> is “ON” (see page 38), the motion sensor detection
will be interrupted during switching over from B/W to COLOR mode and
from COLOR to B/W mode.

* The burst signals are color synchronization signals required for

reproducing color.

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Setting Camera Performance <CAMERA>

B Adjusting Black-and-White Setting (B/W)

Set <BURST> to “ON” or “OFF” for the burst

1

signal*.

DAY/NIGHT SETTING

·BURST

·BURST

ON : Burst signal inserted into the Black-and-White image.

• Inserting the burst signal prevents the image distortion that may

OFF : Burst signal not inserted into the Black-and-White image.

* The burst signals are color synchronization signals required for

reproducing color.

occur when switching from Color to Black-and-White.

PRESET
MENU

OFF

OFF
BACK

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

2

button.

RReturns to the camera performance screen.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

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Registering Monitoring Positions <PRESET POSITION>

You can register the position information of a camera such as its angle or zoom (maximum 16 positions).
You can change the monitoring angle easily as required.

Select the <PRESET POSITION> number (No. 1 –

1

16) to register and press the SET button.

CAMERA

·PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM

·PRESET

POSITION

RThe “PRESET NO.” screen appears.

Set <PRESET POSITION> to “ON” and press the

2

PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

SET button.

PRESET NO.1

·PRESET POSITION
PRESET ID
SKIP

·PRESET

POSITION

RThe “PAN/TILT” screen appears.

• “PRESET NO.1” cannot be turned OFF.

ON

ON y
OFF
OFF

R

R

SET

SET

Set angle with the Select button and press the

3

SET button.

Tilt

Pan Pan

Tilt

Set zoom with the Select button and press the

4

PAN/TILT

SET button.

ZOOM

Wide Tele

RReturns to the “PRESET NO.” screen.

Pan, tilt, and zoom settings are performed on the same screen during

MEMO:

remote operation through a hard disk recorder or controller.

SET

R

SET

R

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Registering Monitoring Positions <PRESET POSITION>

For showing the PRESET number during

5

monitoring, set <PRESET ID> to “ON”.

PRESET NO.1

PRESET POSITION

·PRESET ID
SKIP

·PRESET ID

For skipping the preset position during

6

ON

ON y
ON
OFF

sequential panning, set <SKIP> to “ON”.

PRESET NO.1

PRESET POSITION
PRESET ID

·SKIP

·SKIP ON

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

7

ON y
ON
ON

button.

RReturns to the main menu.

■ To register multiple monitoring positions

Repeat steps from 1 to 7.

■ To cancel a registered preset position

1Select the preset position you want to cancel on the main menu

and press the SET button.

2Change <PRESET POSITION> - “ON” to “OFF”.

• The registered position information can be restored by returning
the setting to “ON”.

• “PRESET NO.1” cannot be turned OFF.

■ To change registered preset position information

Repeat steps from 1 to 7.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

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Automatic Monitoring <AUTO MODE>

You can make the camera move successively along the registered preset positions or pan automatically during monitoring.

Select <AUTO MODE> and specify a mode.

1

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION

·AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

·AUTO MODE

For advanced settings, press the SET button.

2

PRESET
MENU

RAdvances to next page when selecting “SEQ”.

Advances to page 32 when selecting “PAN”.

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

■ SEQ (Sequential Pan) (see next page)

Sequential panning along the registered preset positions

■ PAN (Auto Pan) (see page 32)

Automatic intermittent panning

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Automatic Monitoring <AUTO MODE>

Sequential Panning along the Registered Preset Positions <SEQUENTIAL PAN>

Note: You need 2 or more positions registered for preset positions (No. 1 - 16).

Select <ORDER> and set the panning sequence.

1

SEQUENTIAL PAN

·ORDER
PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·ORDER

STEP
RANDOM

Select <PAUSE TIME> and set the time to remain

2

: Pans in ascending order of registered PRESET NOs.
: Pans in random order of registered PRESET NOs.

RUN

STEP
5S
NORM
SET

at the preset position.

SEQUENTIAL PAN

ORDER

·PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·PAUSE TIME

RUN

• Select from: 5S, 10S, 15S, 20S, 30S, 45S, 60S (S=second)

STEP
5S
NORM
SET

Select <SPEED> and set the transfer speed

3

between the preset positions.

SEQUENTIAL PAN

ORDER
PAUSE TIME

·SPEED

·SPEED

: Slower than NORM

SLOW

: Default setting

NORM

: Faster than NORM

FAS T

Select <RUN> and press the SET button to

4

RUN

STEP
5S
NORM
SET

perform a sequential pan.

SEQUENTIAL PAN

ORDER
PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·RUN

·RUN

RThe sequential panning starts.

■ To cancel a sequential pan

Press the Select or SET button.

STEP
5S
NORM
SET

SET

R

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Automatic Intermittent Panning <AUTO PAN>

Automatic Monitoring <AUTO MODE>

Set <POSITION> to “START” and press the SET

1

button.

AUTO PAN

·POSITION
PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·POSITION START

RUN

RThe “PAN/TILT” screen appears.

■ Set the starting position for the auto pan

Tilt

Pan Pan

Tilt

Wide Tele

RReturns to the “AUTO PAN” screen.

Pan, tilt, and zoom settings are performed on the same screen during

MEMO:

remote operation through a hard disk recorder or controller.

PAN/TILT

ZOOM

STARTy
5S
NORM
SET

SET

R

SET

RR

SET

R

Set <POSITION> to “END” and press the SET

2

button.

AUTO PAN

·POSITION
PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·POSITION END

RUN

RThe “PAN” screen appears.

■ Set the end position for the auto pan

PAN

Pan Pan

RReturns to the “AUTO PAN” screen.

END y
5S
NORM
SET

SET

R

SET

R

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Automatic Monitoring <AUTO MODE>

Select <PAUSE TIME> and set the time to stop at

3

the starting position and the end one.

AUTO PAN

·PAUSE TIME

POSITION

·PAUSE TIME
SPEED
RUN

STARTy
5S
NORM
SET

• Select from: 5S, 10S, 15S, 20S, 30S, 45S, 60S (S=second)

Select <SPEED> and set the transfer speed

4

between the starting position and the end one.

AUTO PAN

·SPEED

SLOW
NORM
FAS T

POSITION
PAUSE TIME

·SPEED
RUN

: Slower than NORM
: Default setting
: Faster than NORM

STARTy
5S
NORM
SET

Select <RUN> and press the SET button to

5

perform an auto pan.

AUTO PAN

POSITION
PAUSE TIME
SPEED

·RUN

·RUN

RThe auto panning starts.

■ To cancel an auto pan

Press the Select or SET button.

STARTy
5S
NORM
SET

SET

R

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Returning to Specified Monitoring Mode Automatically <AUTO RETURN>

Performing a manual operation on the angle of view (pan, tilt, or zoom) cancels the current monitoring mode (sequential pan,
auto pan, preset position). However, you can set the camera to return to the specified monitoring mode automatically once the
manual operation is over.

Set <AUTO RETURN> to “ON” and press the SET

1

button.

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE

·AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD

·AUTO RETURN

RThe “AUTO RETURN” screen appears.

Select <MODE> to specify the monitoring mode

2

ON

LANGUAGE
OPTION

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
ON y
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

for auto return.

AUTO RETURN

·MODE
TIME

·MODE

SEQ
PAN : Returns to automatic intermittent panning.
PRE 1 – 16

: Returns to sequential panning.

: Returns to the registered preset position (PRESET

NO. 1 - 16).

SEQ
1M

R

SET

Select <TIME> to set the timing to return to the

3

specified monitoring mode.

AUTO RETURN

MODE

·TIME

·TIME

• Select from: 10S, 20S, 30S, 40S, 50S, 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M,

<TIME> specifies the pause after manual operation.

Note:

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

4

6M, 7M, 8M, 9M, 10M (S=second, M=minute)

SEQ
1M

button.

RReturns to the main menu.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

■ To cancel an auto return in the main menu

Change <AUTO RETURN> – “ON” to “OFF”.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Setting Alarm <ALARM>

The unit can be connected to an external door switch or infrared sensor (external alarm input: 2 channels). When an alarm is
detected, the camera gives notice by automatically moving to the preset position, zooming in on the image or displaying the
alarm on the screen. Furthermore, it has a built-in motion sensor, which outputs alarm signals when any moving subject, such
as a would be intruder, is detected.

If you connect external buzzers and/or lamps, alarm signals will also be output to them at alarm detection for you to have
audible and/or visual notifications.

Select <ALARM> and press the SET button.

1

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

·ALARM

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN

·ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

PRESET
MENU

RThe “ALARM SETTING” screen appears.

ALARM SETTING

·ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM
uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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1 y
NO
OFF
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF
OFF
BACK

R

SET

■ Alarm setting guide

Items Settings See page

ALARM IN Specifying Alarm Input 36
ALARM OUT Specifying Alarm Output 37
MOTION Setting Motion Sensor 38

ZOOM

Setting Zooming Up at Alarm
Detection

DURATION Setting Alarm Duration 40
ALARM SIGN Setting Alarm Detection Notification 41

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to close the settings screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

40

Specifying Alarm Input <ALARM IN>

Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Set <ALARM IN> to the input channel (1 or 2) and

1

press the SET button.

ALARM SETTING

·ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM

·ALARM IN

Select <POLARITY> and specify a polarity for the

2

uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

1 y
NO
OFF
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF
OFF
BACK

signal.

ALARM IN SETTING

·POLARITY
MOVE
ALARM OUT

·POLARITY

: Normal Open (When closed, detects an alarm input.)

NO

: Normal Close (When opened, detects an alarm input.)

NC

NO
OFF
OFF

R

SET

Select <MOVE> and set the camera to move to

3

the channel where the alarm has been detected.

If an alarm is detected, the camera moves to the preset position of
the same number as the alarm input channel.

• ALARM IN 1 →

• ALARM IN 2 →

·MOVE

: The camera moves to “PRESET No.1 or 2” position and stops.

ON

: The camera moves to “PRESET No.1 or 2” position, remains there

AUTO

OFF

Note:

for the time set in <DURATION> (see page 40), then returns to the
original monitoring mode.

: The camera remains where it is.

• Be sure to have a preset position registered for “PRESET NO.2”
before setting ALARM IN2. The MOVE function will not operate if
not registered.

• If <MOVE> is set, zooming (see page 40) will not take place even
at alarm detection.

• If an alarm is detected even if motion is simultaneously detected,
<MOVE> takes priority.

• If an alarm is detected by another input channel when <MOVE> is
operating, the camera moves to the preset position of that
channel, and <MOVE> becomes operative in that position for the
time set in <DURATION>.

PRESET NO.1
PRESET NO.2

ALARM IN SETTING

POLARITY

·MOVE
ALARM OUT

NO
OFF
OFF

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Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Set <ALARM OUT> to “ON” or “OFF” for alarm

4

output.

ALARM IN SETTING

POLARITY
MOVE

·ALARM OUT

NO
OFF
OFF

·ALARM OUT

ON : Outputs alarm signal at alarm input detection.

• No alarm signal is output if the alarm input is received while the
monitor is displaying the settings screen.

OFF : No alarm signal output.

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

5

button.

Specifying Alarm Output <ALARM OUT>

Select <ALARAM OUT> and specify a polarity for

1

the signal.

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN

·ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM

·ALARM OUT

: Normal Open (Closes when alarm input is detected.)

NO

: Normal Close (Opens when alarm input is detected.)

NC

uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

1 y
NO
OFF
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF
OFF
BACK

RReturns to the “ALARM SETTING” screen.

If an alarm is detected (including motion detection) during sequential

Note:

pan or auto pan, the sequential pan or auto pan stops for the time
set in <DURATION> (see page 40). The original operation is
resumed once the duration has elapsed.

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MEMO:

For the electrical characteristics of alarm output, the nominal
output of the open collector (grounded emitter) is 18 V 25 mA.

Setting Motion Sensor <MOTION>

Split the screen into 16 (4 x 4) areas and detect movement.

Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Select <MOTION> and specify “ON”.

1

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT

·MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM

·MOTION ON

uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN

ON : Detects when the motion sensor responded.
OFF : The motion sensor is unused.

Select <uAREA> and press the SET button.

2

·uAREA

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION

·uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM
uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF

RThe screen for motion-detected area appears.

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF

R

SET

Move the cursor “yyy” to the area where should

3

not be motion-detected and press the SET
button.

e.g., frequently moving objects such as trees swaying in the wind
as well as flickering.

yyy

R

MENU

BACK

R“ ” becomes “---”.

Press the SET button again to return to “ ”.

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

4

button.

RReturns to the “ALARM SETTING” screen.

SET

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Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Select <uSENSITIVITY> and press the SET

5

button.

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA

·uSENSITIVITY

·uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM
uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN

RThe “SENSITIVITY” screen appears.

If false alarms occur very frequently, select

6

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF

<MOVE> and specify a sensitivity level (1 – 10).

SENSITIVITY

<MOVE>

· 5

<TIME>

·<MOVE>

RThe greater the number, the lower the responsiveness to

movement becomes.

1

TEST

PRESET
MENU

SET y

OFF
BACK

R

SET

Select <TIME> and specify the motion duration

7

(1 – 60).

SENSITIVITY

<MOVE>
5

<TIME>

·<TIME>

· 1

TEST

PRESET
MENU

SET y

OFF
BACK

RThe smaller the number is, the higher the detectability rises

against an object that moves quickly.

■ To confirm the sensitivity of the motion detection

1Select <TEST> and press the SET button.
2Make sure that the motion-detected area is properly specified.
3To finish the test, press the SET button.

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

8

button.

RReturns to the “ALARM SETTING” screen.

The image on the screen will be zoomed up when the motion sensor

MEMO:

detects movement. If <ALARM SIGN> is “ON” (see page 41) when
<PRIVACY MASK> is “ON” (see page 43), the alarm notification “A” will
be shown on all the masks.

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Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Setting Zooming Up at Alarm Detection
<ZOOM>

Select <ZOOM> and specify the zoom factor for

1

alarm detection (including motion detection).

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY

·ZOOM

·ZOOM

uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

• Select from: OFF (no zoom), x1.0, x1.4, x2.0, x2.6

Select <uZOOM TIME> and specify duration time

2

for zooming (when zoom has been set in step 1).

• Select from: 5S, 10S, 15S, 20S, 30S, 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M

You should not specify longer <uZOOM TIME> than <DURATION>

Note:

time (this page on the right). Otherwise, <DURATION> setting will
change correspondingly. Confirm both times before specifying
proper values.

(S=second, M=minute)

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF
OFF
BACK

Setting Alarm Duration <DURATION>

Select <DURATION> and set the alarm duration.

1

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM

·DURATION

uZOOM TIME

·DURATION
ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

• Select from: 5S, 10S, 15S, 20S, 30S, 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M
(S=second, M=minute)

• You should not specify shorter <DURATION> than <uZOOM

Note:

TIME> (this page on the left). Otherwise, <uZOOM TIME> setting
will change correspondingly. Confirm both times before
specifying proper values.

• Once an alarm output has started, no new alarm can be detected
or output until the duration has elapsed.

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF
OFF
BACK

40

Setting Alarm <ALARM>

Setting Alarm Detection Notification
<ALARM SIGN>

Select <ALARM SIGN> and specify “ON”.

1

ALARM SETTING
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM

·ALARM SIGN ON

uZOOM TIME
DURATION

·ALARM SIGN
PRESET
MENU

ON : If an alarm signal (including motion detection) comes in,

alarm notification is displayed during the time set in
<DURATION> (see page 40).

• If <TITLE> is “ON” (see page 10), the camera name on
the screen blinks.

• If <PRIVACY MASK> is “ON” (see page 43), “A” will be
shown on all the masks.

OFF : The alarm notification is unused.

1 y
NO
ON
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
ON
OFF
BACK

■ Once the settings are complete

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.
RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring

screen.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

41

Configuring Options<OPTION>

In the option configuration, the monitor screen and network configurations can be carried out.

Select <OPTION> and press the SET button.

1

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

·CAMERA

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE

·OPTION

PRESET
MENU

RThe “OPTION” screen appears.

OPTION

·TITLE
PRIVACY MASK
NETWORK

PRESET
MENU

ON y
SET y
SET y

OFF
BACK

R

SET

■ OPTION screen guide

Items Settings See page

TITLE Naming Cameras 10
PRIVACY MASK Hiding Image Partially 43
NETWORK Configuring the Netwok Settings 46

■ To close the settings screen and return to the normal
monitoring screen

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

For accessing the main menu, see pages 7 – 8.

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Configuring Options<OPTION>

Hiding Image Partially <PRIVACY MASK>

If privacy protection is required for any shot, apply the masking feature for any position to be prevented from being presented.
The maximum number of masks that can be set is 8.

Select <OPTION> and press the SET button.

1

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE

·OPTION

Select <PRIVACY MASK> and press the SET

2

·OPTION

PRESET
MENU

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

button.

OPTION

TITLE

·PRIVACY MASK
NETWORK

OFF
SET y
SET y

·PRIVACY MASK

RThe MASK selection screen appears.

Perform a single panning to correct the coordinate origin for
panning and tilting.

43

R

R

SET

SET

Set the MASK number to “ON” and press the SET

3

button.

·MASK 1
MASK 2
MASK 3
MASK 4
MASK 5
MASK 6
MASK 7
MASK 8
MASK SIZE
PREVIEW

·MASK1 ON

PRESET
MENU

RThe “DIRECTION” screen appears.

Superimpose the objects you want to hide behind

4

ON y
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
NORM
SET y
OFF
BACK

the central mask and press the SET button.

DIRECTION

11

RThe “SIZE” screen appears.

SET

R

SET

R

Configuring Options<OPTION>

Specify the masking size and press the SET

5

button.

SIZE

111
111

RThe “POSITION” screen appears.

Finely adjust the masking position and press the

6

SET

R

SET button.

POSITION

111
111

RReturns to the MASK selection screen.

■ To set multiple masks

Repeat steps from 1 to 4. You may set up to 8 masks.

SET

R

Select <MASK SIZE> and set the masking size

7

adjustment at pan, tilt, or zoom operation.

Sometimes, during pan, tilt, or zoom operation, masked objects
become visible or parts that you want to monitor become masked.
Make the following size corrections as necessary.

MASK 1
MASK 2
MASK 3
MASK 4
MASK 5
MASK 6
MASK 7
MASK 8

·MASK SIZE
PREVIEW
PRESET
MENU

NORM : Normal setting
OVER : Masks larger than NORM.

• Adjusts the masks so that the whole masked area is
hidden even during pan, tilt, or zoom operation.

UNDER : Masks smaller than NORM.

• Limits adjustment to just enough not to hide the
monitoring area during pan, tilt, or zoom operation.

ON y
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
NORM
SET y
OFF
BACK

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Configuring Options<OPTION>

■ To preview the entire specified masks

1Select <PREVIEW> and press the SET button.

(Example: 4 maskings)

MASK 1 2

22

3333

111

22

3333

111

MEMO:

When multiple masking positions
overlap, the masking setting with the
smaller MASK number will be
preceded.

4
4

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

8

RThe specified masks appear on the screen.

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

If <ALARM SIGN> is “ON” (see page 41), the alarm notification “A” will be

MEMO:

shown on all the masks during the time set in <DURATION> (see page

40) when an alarm signal comes in.
If both of <ALARM SIGN> and <MOTION> (see page 38) are “ON”, the

alarm notification “A” will be shown when the motion sensor detects
movement.

3

4

2To return to the previous screen, press the SET button again.

If masking is set, the camera name will not be displayed on the monitor

Note:

even if <TITLE> is “ON”.

■ To cancel the masking setting

Change “ON” of the MASK number to “OFF” in the MASK
selection screen.

■ To change the previously specified masking setting

1On the MASK selection screen, set the MASK number for

which you want to change the masking setting to “ON” and
press the SET button.

2Repeat steps from 4 to 7.

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AA

AAAA

AAA
AAA

AA

AAAA

A
A

• If an alarm or movement is detected while an unmasked image is
being displayed, an alarm notification “A” appears in the top left
corner.

A

Configuring Options<OPTION>

Configuring the Network Settings <NETWORK>

Configure the settings required for connecting the camera to the network (LAN) in the menu screen.

• After you turn on the power, it takes approximately one minute for the “NETWORK” setting menu to appear on the
“OPTION” screen. When connected to the network, the link lamp on the circuit board lights as illustrated in the figure
shown right.

Select <OPTION> and press the SET button.

1

CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE

·OPTION

·OPTION

Select <NETWORK> and press the SET button.

2

PRESET
MENU

OPTION

TITLE
PRIVACY MASK

·NETWORK

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

OFF
SET y
SET y

R

R

·NETWORK

SET

SET

IP address setting

3

1 Select <IP ADDRESS>, specify the option for

retrieving the IP address, and press the SET
button.

NETWORK SETTING

·IP ADDRESS
PORT

·IP ADDRESS

FIX : Manual configuration (Default IP address: 192.168.0.2)
AUTO : Automatic configuration (DHCP)

Check the configuration and advance to step 4.

• The “MAC ADDRESS” cannot be changed.

ALARM OUT

MAC ADDRESS
08-00-7B-81-12-20

FIX y
00080

ON

Link
lamp

SET

R

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Configuring Options<OPTION>

2 Select the item to configure, and press the Select

(c) button.

If there is no change, advance to step 4.

IP ADDRESS SETTING

·

IP ADDRESS

192.168.000.002
SUBNETMASK

255.255.255.000
GATEWAY

192.168.000.001

R

ROnly the item selected appears and “x” is displayed below the

address.

3 Select the digit to be changed, and specify the

value.

IP ADDRESS SETTING

·IP ADDRESS

192.168.000.052
x

• When you want to change other items or when configuration is
finished, press the Select (d or c) button repeatedly until “x”
disappears and return to step 2.

4 Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET

button.

Returns to the “NETWORK SETTING” screen.

R

Port number setting

4

1 Select <PORT> and press the Select (c) button.

NETWORK SETTING

·PORT

IP ADDRESS

·PORT

ALARM OUT

MAC ADDRESS
08-00-7B-81-12-20

FIX y
00080
x
ON

RDisplay “x” below the port number.

When you set the SSL option to ON, “00443” is selected for the

MEMO:

“PORT” setting.

2 Select the digit to be changed, and specify the

value (00001 – 65553).

NETWORK SETTING

IP ADDRESS

·PORT

ALARM OUT

MAC ADDRESS
08-00-7B-81-12-20

• When finished, press the Select (d or c) button repeatedly
until “x” disappears.

FIX y
00090
x
ON

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When not sending alarm signals via network

5

1 Select <ALARM OUT> and specify “OFF”.

NETWORK SETTING

IP ADDRESS
PORT

·ALARM OUT

Set <MENU> to “END” and press the SET button.

6

RCloses the settings screen and returns to the normal monitoring

screen.

·ALARM OUT

MAC ADDRESS
08-00-7B-81-12-20

■ If you want to return to the previous screen

Select <MENU> – “BACK” and press the SET button.

FIX y
00090

OFF

Configuring Options<OPTION>

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Flow of Camera Operation through to Network Operation

Perform the following procedures according to the detailed instructions given in the supplied “Manual for Remote Operation by Network
Connection”.

1 Accessing the camera

Enter your user name and password, and then select a language you want to display on the screen.

User name: admin
Password: admin

5

2 Displaying live video from the camera on the main screen

5

3 Configuring the administration settings

Using the [MAIN SETTINGS] screen for an administrative user, configure the detailed settings for administration.
When you access the camera for the first time, be sure to perform the settings on the [CLOCK SETTINGS] screen.

5

4 Changing the camera settings

Changes in the camera settings can be made through the network connection.

MEMO: • After you turn on the power, wait approximately one minute before network connection is established.

• If you have to configure TCP/IP settings for your PC, refer to the supplied “Manual for Remote Operation by Network Connection” from
page 4 onward.

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Flow of VA-SW3050LITE Software Operation

The VA-SW3050LITE software achieves multiple monitoring by using up to 128 cameras and allows frame switchover among several selections
including 4-frame and 16-frame views.

Perform the following procedures according to the detailed instructions given in the INSTRUCTION MANUAL [VA-SW3050LITE] contained in the
supplied CD-ROM.

1 Installing the VA-SW3050LITE software

Start the installation program from the software CD, and use the interactive dialog boxes to advance the installation process.
Double-click “Setup.exe” contained in the supplied CD-ROM.

5

2 Starting the VA-SW3050LITE software and perform the login procedure

Double-click the “Network Recorder” shortcut icon created on the desktop.

USER ID: admin
PASSWORD: admin

5

3 Registering the camera(s) with the software

Register the camera(s) to access, and configure the camera settings such as IP address and camera title.

5

4 Displaying live video from the camera on the main screen

MEMO: • After you turn on the power, wait approximately one minute before you can login.

®

• To view the INSTRUCTION MANUAL contained in the supplied CD-ROM, you need Adobe
for installation from the following web site at Adobe Systems Incorporated.
http://www.adobe.com

Reader® application. You can download it

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Screen Sequence

Main menu

·CAMERA
PRESET POSITION
AUTO MODE
AUTO RETURN
ALARM
PASSWORD
LANGUAGE
OPTION

PRESET
MENU

OPTION

·TITLE
PRIVACY MASK
NETWORK

Go to page 52 B

LANGUAGE

·LANGUAGE
LANGUE
IDIOMA

SET y
1 y
SEQ y
OFF
SET y
SET y
SET y
SET y

OFF
END

OFF
SET y
SET y

ENGLISH
FRENCH
SPANISH

ON

·SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

PRESET NO.1

·PRESET POSITION
PRESET ID
SKIP

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

ON y
OFF
OFF

SEQ PAN

SEQUENTIAL PAN

·ORDER
PAUSE TIME
SPEED
RUN

AUTO RETURN

·MODE
TIME

ALARM SETTING

·ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
MOTION
uAREA
uSENSITIVITY
ZOOM
uZOOM TIME
DURATION
ALARM SIGN

STEP
5S
NORM
SET

SEQ
1M

1 y
NO
OFF
SET y
SET y
OFF
5S
5S
OFF

AUTO PAN

·POSITION
PAUSE TIME
SPEED
RUN

Go to page 52 A

PAN/TILT

STARTy
5S
NORM
SET

ALARM IN SETTING

·POLARITY
MOVE
ALARM OUT

yyy

NO
OFF
OFF

ZOOM

PAN/TILT

SENSITIVITY

<MOVE>

· 5

<TIME>
1

TEST

SET y

PASSWORD

·PASSWORD LOCK
PASSWORD CHANGE

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OFF y
SET y

PASSWORD

· 1234
x

SET y

PASSWORD

<NOW PASSWORD>

· 1234
x

SET y

PASSWORD

<NEW PASSWORD>

· ????
x

SET y

Screen Sequence

AB

·SYNC
BLC
IRIS
WHITE BALANCE
AGC GAIN
GAMMA
SHUTTER
APERTURE
DAY/NIGHT

✱

PRESET
MENU

✱

VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P

INT
OFF
SET y
ATW
NORM

0.45
60
HIGH
AUTO y

OFF
BACK

L-L

L-L SETTING

<V SYNC PHASE>

· 250

IRIS SETTING

<LEVEL>

· 20

OPTION

·TITLE
PRIVACY MASK
NETWORK

PRESET
MENU

OFF
SET y
SET y

OFF
BACK

ON

TITLE SETTING
y
wABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
0123456789 :-

ID ????????????????
x
POSITION

SET y

AUTO

DAY/NIGHT SETTING

·LEVEL
BURST

B/W

DAY/NIGHT SETTING

·BURST

LOW
OFF

OFF

AWC

AWC SETTING

·AWC LOCK

GO TO MWB

SET

SET y

MWB

MWB SETTING

· R 43

B 66

NETWORK SETTING

·IP ADDRESS
PORT

ALARM OUT

MAC ADDRESS
08-00-7B-81-12-20

FIX y
00080

ON

FIX

IP ADDRESS SETTING

·IP ADDRESS

192.168.000.002
SUBNETMASK

255.255.255.000
GATEWAY

192.168.000.001

AUTO

IP ADDRESS SETTING

IP ADDRESS

192.168.000.002
SUBNETMASK

255.255.255.000
GATEWAY

192.168.000.001

·MASK 1
MASK 2
MASK 3
MASK 4
MASK 5
MASK 6
MASK 7
MASK 8
MASK SIZE
PREVIEW
PRESET
MENU

DIRECTION

SIZE

POSITION

ON y
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
NORM
SET y
OFF
BACK

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Troubleshooting

Before seeking repair service, please review the following points first. If the trouble persists, consult your dealer or an
Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

Symptom Items to Be Checked

• Is the coaxial cable connected securely?

• Is lighting appropriate?

No images
available:

Distorted
images:

Unclear
images:

Unrecognizable
subject in the
backlight:

Poor color
images:

Inappropriate
contrast or
outline of
images:

Frequent false
detection by
motion sensor:

• Is power supplied? (see “Connections” in the
INSTALLATION MANUAL.)

• Are power supply and voltage appropriate?
(see “Connections” in the INSTALLATION
MANUAL.)

• Is sync adjusted by the line lock? (see page 15)

• Is the lens transparent without blur? (Use
commercial cleaning paper and liquid to wipe
out.)

• Is the iris adjusted? (see page 17)

• Is backlight compensation specified? (see page

16)

• Is white balance adjusted? (see page 18)

• Did you try Gamma characteristic adjustment?
(see page 22)

• Is the aperture adjusted? (see page 24)

• Is detection sensitivity adjusted? (see page 39)

Symptom Items to Be Checked

(VDC-DP9584N/

VDC-DPN9585P)

Distorted
picture after
switching from
COLOR to B/W
mode of
DAY/NIGHT:

• Is “ON” specified for <BURST>? (see pages 26,

27)

Service

The camera is a precision instrument. Handle it carefully and always
follow the safety precautions. If the camera requires service, never try to
repair it yourself or open the casing.

For servicing, maintenance, or repairs, consult your dealer or an
Authorized Sanyo Service Center.

Replacement timing of major parts

If the unit is used continuously, parts will become worn and deteriorated
depending on the environment of use.
It is recommended that parts be replaced approximately every 2 years
(Approximately 1,200,000 times) in order to maintain unit performance.

• Motor, cables used in mechanical parts, gears, etc.

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Pattern sheet : mm (inch)

(VDC-DP9584N/VDC-DPN9585P)

■ Dimensions

φ

162.0 (6.4)

88.0 (3.5)

82.5 (3.3)

Up (On the wall)

46.0 (1.9)

88.0 (3.5)

φ

100.5 (4.0)

114.8 (4.5)

(On the ceiling)

Front

Scale: 1/1

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Pattern sheet : mm (inch)

(VCC-P9574N/VCC-PN9575P)

■ Dimensions

φ

150.9 (6.0)

Up (On the wall)

45.5 (1.8)

55

φ

99.8 (4.0)

115.5 (4.5)

83.4 (3.3)

(On the ceiling)

Scale: 1/1

Front

Specifications

■ Camera

Model name VDC-DP9584N VCC-P9574N VDC-DPN9585P VCC-PN9575P

Scanning system NTSC standard 525 lines, 60 fields/sec. PAL standard 625 lines, 50 fields/sec.
Image sensor 1/4" interline transfer method CCD
Number of effective pixels 768 (H) x 494 (V) 752(H) x 582(V)
Horizontal resolution More than 520 TV lines

Day/Night mode

Minimum illumination
(approx.)

Video output 1.0 V(p-p)/75 Ω, composite, BNC
Video S/N ratio More than 48 dB (AGC off: More than 50 dB)
Lens Built-in motorized zoom pan focus auto iris lens, f=2.8 - 7.3 mm (2.6x), F=1.9 - 3.0
Depth of field Focus range: 1 m - ∞

Pan/Tilt range

Pan/Tilt speed

Menu On screen display, password lock possible
Preset position 16 positons
Auto mode Sequential pan/Auto pan
Backlight compensation Multi-spot metering (High/Normal)/Center zone metering/OFF

White balance

Gain control High/Normal/Off
Electronic shutter 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000 sec. 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000 sec.
Gamma 0.45/1
Aperture compensation High plus/High/Normal/Off
Sync system Internal sync/Line lock
Camera title ON/OFF, Up to 16 characters, adjustable title position
Privacy masking ON/OFF, Max. 8 masked locations
Alarm input External x 2, NO/NC selectable, Alarm preset function, Alarm zoom function
Alarm output External x 1, NO/NC selectable
Motion detector ON/OFF, Motion zoom function

Ceiling Pan: 0 - 335 degrees, Tilt: 0 - 90 degrees
Wall Pan: ±55 degrees, Tilt: 0 - 90 degrees
Preset Max. 120 degrees/sec.
Manual 5 - 100 degrees/sec.

Auto (Low/High)

COLOR, B/W: External control
Gain high:

1.2 lx (F 1.9, COLOR mode)

0.06 lx (F1.9, B/W mode)

Auto-Tracing White Balance (AT W ), One-Push (AWC), Manual White Balance (MWB),

Halogen light or incandescent lamp, etc. (3200), Daytime sunlight (5600), Fluorescent lighting (FLUO)

• The factory setting value is represented in bold.

Gain high: 1.9 lx (F 1.9)

–

Auto (Low/High)
COLOR, B/W: External control

Gain high:

1.2 lx (F 1.9, COLOR mode)

0.06 lx (F1.9, B/W mode)

–

Gain high: 1.9 lx (F 1.9)

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Model name VDC-DP9584N VCC-P9574N VDC-DPN9585P VCC-PN9575P

Communications Simplified controller (VAC-70: Separately ordered) supported
Waterp roof Sta nd ard IP66 – IP66 –

Operating
environment

Power supply

Power consumption
(approx.)

Weight (approx.) 1.5 kg (52.9 oz) 650 g (22.9 oz) 1.5 kg (52.9 oz) 650 g (22.9 oz)

Accessory

Tem pera ture

Humidity Less than 90 % RH (no condensation)

• The appearance and specifications of the product are subject to change without notice.

-10°C - +50°C (14°F - 122°F)

-30°C - +50°C (-22°F - 122°F)

• When heater (VA-50H: option
board) is used with power
source connected

• 24 V AC ±10%, 60 Hz

• 12 - 15 V DC

• Supplied through PoE (compliant with IEEE802.3af)

• When heater (VA-50H: option

• CD-ROM (VA-SW3050LITE)

• Installation manual

• Manual for Remote Operation

• Warranty (with UL/FCC)

• Clamping core, Large (1) and

• Cushioning sheet

• Cover sheet

• Hexagonal wrench, Large and

•Fixer

Max. 15.5 W

board) turned on

by Network Connection

Small (4)

Small

-10°C - +40°C (14°F - 104°F)

• CD-ROM (VA-SW3050LITE)

• Installation manual

• Manual for Remote Operation
by Network Connection

• Warranty (with UL/FCC)

• Clamping core, Large (1) and
Small (4)

• Cover sheet

• Self tapping screw

-10°C - +50°C (14°F - 122°F)

-30°C - +50°C (-22°F - 122°F)

• When heater (VA-50H: option
board) is used with power
source connected

• 24 V AC ±10%, 50 Hz

• 12 - 15 V DC

• Supplied through PoE (compliant with IEEE802.3af)

10 W

–

• When heater (VA-50H: option

• CD-ROM (VA-SW3050LITE)

• Installation manual

• Manual for Remote Operation

• Clamping core, Large (1) and

• Cushioning sheet

• Cover sheet

• Hexagonal wrench, Large and

•Fixer

Max. 15.5 W

board) turned on

by Network Connection

Small (4)

Small

-10°C - +40°C (14°F - 104°F)

–

• CD-ROM (VA-SW3050LITE)

• Installation manual

• Manual for Remote Operation
by Network Connection

• Clamping core, Large (1) and
Small (4)

• Cover sheet

• Self tapping screw

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■ Network

Model name VDC-DP9584N VCC-P9574N VDC-DPN9585P VCC-PN9575P

Image compression JPEG

Resolution

Picture quality 5 levels
Frame rate Max. 30 fps (720 x 240) Max. 25 fps (720 x 286)
Voice compression method G. 711 (192 Kbps), full duplex

Microphone input

Voice output

Voice encryption system PCM 16 bit
Bandwidth 128, 256, 512 Kbps, 1, 2, 3, 4 Mbps, no limitation
Alarm buffer Up to 8 MB; configurable
Interface 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ45 connector)
PoE support Compliant with IEEE802.3af
Protocol TCP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, NTP, DHCP, FTP, UPnP
Simultaneous access

capacity
Security BASIC authentication (ID/password), SSL supported (Image only)

720 x 240, 640 x 480 (disabled during voice communications),
360 x 240, 180 x 120

External microphone (monaural
microphone) 3.5 φ mini jack

-62 to -32 dB (monaural
microphone) 3.5 φ mini jack

LINE OUT monaural voice output Maximum -8 dBs

Image: Maximum 16, Voice: Maximum 16 (admin: 1)

720 x 286, 640 x 480 (disabled during voice communications),
360 x 286, 180 x 143

External microphone (monaural
microphone) 3.5 φ mini jack

3.5 φ mini jack

-62 to -32 dB (monaural
microphone) 3.5 φ mini jack

■ License for Software Contained in CD-ROM

• Please read carefully the terms and conditions contained in the
license agreement that appears on the screen during the software
installation process. Provided that you have agreed to all the terms
and conditions therein, you may use the software subject to the
license agreement.

• For information on the other products or services provided by third
parties which are introduced in the CD-ROM, please contact each
supplier or manufacturer.

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