SUNBA 502S-AHD, 604-AHD, 801-AHD, 801-22X, 805-AHD User Manual
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2016/11
Version 2.0
Dedicated PTZ Camera Professional
SUNBA® PTZ Camera
Analog
Series
User Manual
( Analog-HD / CVBS )
Version 2.0
The following content is guaranteed to be up-to-date at the time of
release. For latest information, please refer to http://sunbatech.com
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FCC Warning (U.S.A)
The device has been tested in compliance with limits set by Part 15 of Federal
Communication Commission (Class B). The operation of the device is thus
limited by the following two conditions:
1) it is not permitted to cause harmful interference to any authorized radio
communications, and 2) it must accept any interference it receives.
WARNING: Please test the camera locally by directly
connecting to the default power adapter from the package
before mounting it outside. Stay at least 24 hours to test
both daytime and night vision IR LED.
Camera Compatibility
★Analog cameras require a decoder to display images on a monitor★
A decoder can be a DVR or a video capture card. Some TV also supports
CVBS signal. See the compatibility list below.
1.Conventional Analog (ex: 801 Series, 805 Series, 604 Series)
A.Compatible with any Digital Video Recorder supports Pelco-D Protocol
with RS485 interface;
B.Alternatively, a Video Capture Card can be installed on PC but it is not
recommended and an unpopular choice given the price and functional
limitations.
C.TV for CCTV cameras with built-in CVBS signal decoder.
2.Analog High Denition (AHD) (ex: 805-AHD20X, 801-AHD20X,
507-AHD20X)
AHD 1080P Camera (aka. AHD-H): Only compatible with HD-AHD
1080P DVR. Not compatible with conventional 960H DVR, HD-TVI,
HD-SDI, HD-CVI and Lorex MPX.
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AHD 720P Camera (aka. AHD-M): Only compatible with HD-AHD 1080P
DVR or HD-AHD 720P DVR. Not compatible with conventional 960H DVR,
HD-TVI, HD-SDI, HD-CVI and Lorex MPX.
Incompatible DVR will result in problems such as B/W display, no video or
the loss of PTZ control.
Camera Installation Tips
Bench Test
When you rst receive the PTZ camera, please make sure it works
properly before mount the camera outside. Note PTZ dome cameras have
higher power requirements than bullet cameras and corresponding IP
cameras. Therefore, how the unit is powered can be critical to its
functionality. Please make sure the unit itself is working, and try
eliminating all cabling factors to set up the bench test.
How to Test Locally
In short, in a bench test, do NOT extend the power line. Please connect
the camera with its default adapter. For example, if you have previously
wired a xed lens bullet camera and you remove the old camera and plug
it with Sunba PTZ dome camera, this is NOT a bench test given two units
have different power requirements.
Why Test Locally
The reason you should NOT extend the power cable during the bench
test is because DC power drops along the cable. Underpower causes
problems such as 1) screen ickering, 2) unstable infrared (no/off
automatically) 3) camera spinning recklessly. A bench test helps you rule
out all problems caused by power supply.
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Recommended Power Extension Methods
1) AC cable: Make sure your AC power source is close enough to the
camera. The easiest way is to get a premade AC extension cable (no
distance limit). Power strip is an example.
2) DC cable: Make sure the wire is AWG18 or thicker (distance dependent).
The thicker the cable, the smaller the electrical resistance and the longer it
can run without voltage loos.
WARNING: Please strictly follow any applicable local security camera
installation rules.
Camera Installation (with DVR)
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DVR
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