Note: Model numbers that end with “Q” or products that have a round green “Q” sticker signify RoHS compliance.
EV-7105-NPEQ (NTSC)
EV-7105-PPEQ (PAL)
10x Optical zoom and 10x digital zoom
Up to 100x zoom
Up to 360°/sec pan/tilt motion
Outdoor or indoor use
Up to 127 preset target views, each
with its own characteristics such as
white balance and auto exposure
Up to 95° tilt, up to 180° with auto-flip
Safeguards and Precautions
Communication Protocol and Camera ID
WB SETUP Menu (White Balance)
AE SETUP Menu (Auto Exposure)
Connecting Multiple PTZ Cameras
PARKING ACTION SETUP Menu
Understanding and Operating Preset and
Pattern Functions
Configuring Mini PTZ settings using an
ENFORCER DR-1 Series DVR
OSD Display of Main Screen
OSD (On-Screen Display) and
Programming Flowchart
Introduction
The ENFORCER Mini PTZ Camera is a compact full-featured PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) CCTV camera. In as little as one second,
the camera can pan a full 360 degrees, tilt up to 95 degrees under normal operation, or auto-flip 180 degrees. It also
features an optical zoom of up to 10X and a digital zoom of up to 10X, providing a clear view of the entire protected
premises. The 1/4-inch Interline Transfer CCD provides high-resolution, 520 TV line images in as little as 0.7 Lux for color use
and 0.02 Lux for black and white use. A wide range of mounting brackets and posts combined with a small size makes the
ENFORCER Mini PTZ Camera ideal for almost any installation.
Controlling the mini PTZ camera is done using a keyboard controller or DVR that uses RS-485 for communicating between
the devices.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The EV-7105-NPE is a full-featured PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) CCTV camera which can pan a full 360 degrees in as
little as a second or tilt up to 95 degrees under normal operation or as much as 180 degrees using auto-flip. It
also features an optical zoom of up to 10X and a digital zoom of up to 10X, providing a clear view of the entire
protected premises. The 1/4 inch Interline Transfer CCD provides high-resolution, 500 TV line images in as little
as 0.7 Lux for color use and 0.02 Lux for black and white use. A wide range of mounting brackets and posts
combined with the small size of the EV-7105-NPE make it an ideal PTZ camera for almost any installation.
Control of the EV-7105-NPE is done via a keyboard controller or DVR which uses Pelco protocols for
communicating between the devices. Non-Pelco-compatible devices will most likely not be able to operate the
EV-7105-NPE properly.
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ENFORCER Mini PTZ Camera Features and Functions
Powerful and Flexible: The ENFORCER Mini PTZ Camera is equipped with a 1/4-inch CCD, a powerful Day and Night
function, up to 100x zoom (max. 10x optical zoom and 10x digital zoom), multiple focus modes, and other fully programmable
features.
Pan/Tilt Functionality: The camera features 360° endless pan motion and 95° tilt. It can be programmed to automatically
flip the image if it tilts under the unit. The pan/tilt function uses vector drive technology so that it quickly moves to the target
while ensuring the view on the monitor flows smoothly.
On-Screen Display (OSD): The On-Screen Display shows camera status and settings together with the preset target views.
A Wide Range of Programmable Options:
Up to 127 preset target views, each with its own characteristics such as white balance and auto exposure
Up to eight swing actions between two preset positions
Up to four patterns for moving the camera as if it were controlled by a joystick
Up to eight group actions, each including up to a total of 20 presets, swing actions, and patterns
Up to four privacy masks which can be increased or decreased in size to cover certain areas to
protect privacy
Reserved Presets: Certain camera characteristics can be specified by using reserved preset configurations instead of
individually configuring those characteristics.
Standard PTZ Control: Works with Pelco-D or Pelco-P compatible controllers via an RS-485 connection.
Smart Power-Up: Resumes the last action executed before power to the camera was cut, including most preset, pattern,
swing, and group actions.
Auto-Flip: Vertically inverts the image if the camera tilts below its center.
Parking Action: Should no operator-activated or automated camera action occur during a specified time (programmable
from 1 minute to 4 hours), the camera automatically moves to a pre-determined preset position or any pre-programmed
pattern, swing, or automatic camera function.
Privacy Zone Mask: Up to four privacy masks can be created to cover certain areas or objects such as windows or private
houses. The masks can be adjusted for size. When the camera moves past such areas or objects, the mask automatically
covers them.
Global or Local Image Setup: Determines how white balance and auto exposure settings are applied. When programmed
for "Global" setup, those settings are automatically applied to each preset location. Under "Local" setup, those settings are
set separately for each preset location. The "Global" settings for white balance and auto exposure will be used during jog
operations.
Semi/Auto Focus: The focus for each preset location is manually set, and the camera automatically uses that focus when it
moves to a preset location. During jog operations, the camera uses auto focus. The shift between semi-auto and auto focus
occurs automatically.
EV-7105-NPE PTZ Camera Features and Functions
Powerful yet flexible camera: 1/4-inch CCD camera with Day and Night function, up to 100X zoom (max. 10X
optical zoom and 10X digital zoom), multiple focus modes, and full programmability.
Powerful Pan/Tilt functionality: The camera features 360-degree pan motion, and it can be programmed to
automatically flip the image if it tilts under the unit. The pan/tilt function uses vector drive technology so that it
quickly moves to the target while ensuring the view on the monitor flows smoothly.
On-Screen Display (OSD) programming: The On-Screen Display shows camera status and settings together
with the preset target views.
Flexible programming capabilities:
Up to 127 preset target views, each with its own characteristics such as white balance and auto exposure.
Up to eight swing actions between two preset positions.
Up to four patterns for moving the camera as if it were controlled by a joystick.
Up to eight group actions, each including up to a total of 20 presets, swing actions, and patterns.
Up to four privacy masks which can be increased or decreased in size to cover certain areas to
protect privacy.
Reserved presets: Certain camera characteristics can be specified by using reserved preset configurations
instead of individually configuring those characteristics.
Standard PTZ control: Works with Pelco-D or Pelco-P compatible controllers via an RS-485 cable.
Power Up Action: Resumes the last action executed before power to the camera was cut, including most
preset, pattern, swing, and group actions, but not jog actions.
Auto Flip: Vertically inverts the image if the camera tilts
Parking Action: Should no operator-activated or automated camera action occur during a specified time
(programmable from 1 minute to 4 hours), the camera automatically moves to a pre-determined preset position.
Privacy Zone Mask: Up to four privacy masks can be created to cover certain areas or objects such as
windows or private houses. The masks can be adjusted for size. When the camera moves past such areas or
objects, the mask automatically follows them.
Global or Local Image Setup: Determines how white balance and auto exposure settings are applied. When
programmed for "Global" setup, those settings are automatically applied to each preset location. Under "Local"
setup, those settings are set separately for each preset location. The "Global" settings for white balance and
auto exposure will be used during jog operations.
Semi/Auto Focus: The focus for each preset location is manually set, and the camera automatically uses that
focus when it moves to a preset location. During job operations, the camera uses auto focus. The shift between
semi and auto focus occurs automatically.
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CCD 1/4” Interline Tansfer CCD
500 TV Lines (Color), 570 TV Lines (B/W)
x 10 Optical Zoom, x 10 Digital Zoom
0.7 Lux (Color) / 0.02 Lux (B/W), 50 IRE
Auto /Manual (Red/Blue Gain Adjustable)
Low / Middle / High / Off
Low / Middle / High / Off
Pan: 360 degrees / second
Tilt: 180 degrees (Auto-Flip), 95 degrees (Normal)
Preset: 360 degrees / second
Manual: 0.05~360 degrees / second (proportional to zoom)
Swing: 1~180 degrees / second
127 Preset (Label, Camera Image Setting)
4 Pattern, 1200 commands (about 5 minutes) / pattern
8 Group (20 action entities / group)
Auto-Flip, Auto-Parking, Power Up Action, etc.
Pelco-D, Pelco-P selectable
Menu / PTZ Information, etc.
Housing: ф141 x 140 (H) mm
0-40 degrees C (Indoor) -20-50 degrees C (Outdoor)
Up to 360°/s (programmable)
0.05~360°/s (proportional to zoom)
Max. 127 presets (Label, Camera Image Setting)
Max. 8 groups (20 actions/group)
Auto-Flip, Auto-Parking, Power Up Action, etc.
1x Camera
1x Wall-mount bracket
1x Manual
4x Short screws (for attaching camera to bracket)
4x Long screws (for attaching bracket to wall)
1x Extension cord
Color: 520 TV Lines / B/W: 570 TV Lines
1.0Vp-p composite video, 75Ω
Color: 0.7 Lux / B/W: 0.02 Lux
x10 Optical / x10 Digital
Auto / Day / Night (ICR – removable IR cut filter)
Auto / Manual / Semi-Auto
AGC (Automatic Gain Control)
Auto / Manual (Red, Blue, Gain Adjustable)
BLC (Back Light Compensation)
Low / Middle / High / Off
Low / Middle / High / Off
Pelco-D, Pelco-P selectable
Menu / PTZ information, etc.
Indoor: 32~104° F (0~40° C) /
Outdoor: -4~122° F (-20~50° C)
413/16” x7”x413/16” (122x180x122 mm)
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Safeguards and Precautions
Before Starting:
1. Please read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
2. Use the camera within given temperature and electrical limits.
3. Do not point the camera at the sun. Heat could damage the camera, even when not in use.
4. Do not expose the camera to rain or moisture.
5. Do not install the camera in dusty or humid environments.
6. Do not mount the camera in areas exposed to radiation, strong magnetic fields, or strong electrical signals.
7. Do not open or disassemble the camera. There are no field-serviceable parts inside.
8. Do not drop the camera or subject it to strong vibrations.
9. This camera is VERY HEAVY. To prevent injury to the installer and client, do not mount it on an unstable or improperly
supported surface. When mounting, only use brackets or other mounting devices that are recommended in this manual.
Operation Precautions:
1. Only use regulated power supplies with voltage and minimum current output per the specifications of this camera.
2. If the camera gets hot or starts smoking while in use, disconnect the power immediately and contact the professional
installer or dealer.
Cleaning Precautions:
1. Periodically clean the dust off the entire camera with a slightly damp (NOT WET) cloth. DO NOT USE
chemical cleaners.
2. Do not move the camera while cleaning, as this could change the angle of the view.
3. If the dome cover becomes dusty, carefully clean using a slightly slightly damp (NOT WET) cloth. DO NOT USE
chemical cleaners. DO NOT SCRATCH the dome, as this will hurt the quality of the video image.
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Turn counter-clockwise
to remove
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Communication Protocol and Camera ID DIP Switch Setup:
Before the Mini PTZ Camera is installed, first set up the DIP switches to configure the camera ID and the
communications protocol.
4. Set the communication protocol
(4- pin DIP switch):
– Set the proper protocol using Pin 1 and
Pin 2 of the 4-pin DIP switch.
– The protocol for the camera must be
identical to the protocol used by the DVR
or pan/tilt controller. If not, the camera
cannot be controlled by the controller. See
the DVR or pan/tilt controller
manual for protocol information.
– If the protocol of the camera is changed,
the camera must be turned off and then
turned back on for the change to take
effect.
– The factory default protocol is
"Pelco-D, 2400 bps."
– Pins 3 and 4 are set by the factory and
must not be changed. If they are changed,
the camera WILL NOT OPERATE
PROPERLY.
1. Remove the clear dome of the Mini PTZ Camera by turning it counterclockwise by hand.
2. Look for the two DIP switch blocks near the base of the black plastic dome which surrounds the camera. DO
NOT REMOVE THE BLACK PLASTIC DOME.
3. Set the camera ID (8- pin DIP switch):
– The camera ID is a binary number from 1 to 255. Factory default camera ID is "1."
– Do not use "00000000" as a camera ID.
– The ID number of a particular camera must match the Cam ID setting of the DVR or keyboard controller.
DO NOT TOUCH
PINS 3 AND 4
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Installation
1. Connect the camera to either the included wall mount or other optional bracket.
2. Run a 24VAC power supply wire, a video cable with a male BNC connector, and a data wire through the
wall to where the camera is to be mounted.
3. Connect the camera's video cable to the video cable coming from the wall. Do not cut the female BNC
connector of the camera's video cable as that will void the warranty.
4. Connect the camera's RS-485 cable to the data wire cable coming from the wall.
Note: If necessary, use the included extension cable for more convenient wiring.
5. Temporarily connect the camera to the power supply. Do not cut the AC power terminal of the
camera's power cable as that will void the warranty.
6. Hold the camera's bracket against the wall or ceiling where it is expected to be mounted, but do not mount
yet. While watching the monitor, operate the camera's pan and tilt functions to ensure that this mounting
location is correct. Use a pencil to mark the location of the screw holes in the mounting bracket.
7. Disconnect the power supply from the camera.
8. Mount the mounting bracket to the wall or ceiling using the included mounting screws. If the wall is made
of drywall, brick, or similar material, it may be necessary to use the included screw anchors.
9. Reconnect the camera's power supply.
10. Program the camera via the on-screen display (OSD) menus from the DVR or keyboard controller.
11. Do a final test of the video camera and monitor.
Connecting Multiple PTZ Cameras
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Pre-operation Checklist
Before operating this PTZ camera, please note the following:
Double-check that the cables are properly run between the controller and camera, and that all connections are
correct.
Double-check that the camera ID on the controller is the same as the ID of the target camera. The camera ID can
be found by looking at the camera ID DIP switch settings (see page 8).
The Pelco protocol setting of the controller and the camera must be identical. The Pelco protocol setting of the
camera can be found by looking at the communication protocol setup DIP switch settings (see page 8).
Make sure that the camera was rebooted after any of the camera ID or communication protocol setup DIP
switches are changed.
Refer to the controller or DVR manual for information on configuring or operating those devices.
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