Vizion Raptor II Instruction Manual

Raptor II Ruggedized PTZ

Instruction Manual version 2.1

Please read this manual carefully before installation and operation of the product.

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

2. Safety Warning ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5

3. Packing List ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

4. Mounting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

■ Mounting Options (UK_Column Mounting)

■ Offset Mounting

■ WIPER SET CHANGE

■ CABLE14PIN Connection

5. Telemetry Control ------------------------------------------------------------------- 12

■ On-Board Protocols

■ DIL (Dual In-Line) Switches

• Protocol Settings

• Baud Rate Settings

• RS485 Address Settings

• RS485 Termination

• Keyboard Operation

6. Setup Menu Overview ------------------------------------------------------------ 17
MAIN MENU ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21

■ PAN TILT SET

• ID DISPLAY

• P/T DISPLAY

• CAMERA NAME

• MANUAL SPEED

• PROPO. P/T

• DIGITAL FLIP

• IMAGE HOLD

• INSTALLATION

• AUTO REFRESH

• EXIT

■ CAMERA SET

• WDR

• MOTION DET

• ATW

• FOCUS / ZOOM

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• AE

• DAY & NIGHT

• SPECIAL

• EXIT

■ AUTOSEQ SET

• PRESET

• TOUR

• SCAN

• PATTERN

• AUTO PAN

• AUTO RUN

• EXIT

■ ZONE SET

• AREA SEL

• AREA DEFINE

• AREA COLOR

• AREA NEW SET

• HEIGHT EDIT

• WIDTH EDIT

• PAN ANGLE

• TILD ANGLE

• EXIT

■ ALARM SET

• ALARM DISPLAY

• ALARM IN

• ALARM OUT

• TIME OUT

• EXIT

■ WIPER SET

• WIPER RUN

• EXIT

■ INITIALIZE SET

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• POWER ON RESET

• PAN / TILT INIT

• CAMERA INIT

• AUTO SEQ INIT

• PRIVACY ZONE INIT

• FACTORY INIT

• EXIT

7. Specification------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44

8. Dimensions-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46

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1. Introduction

This unit is designed to provide clear video under all circumstances.
Robust mechanism with the latest technology realized an excellent auto-focus control
technology during PTZ operation a long time, an exact location control after preset
operation and high-speed zoom and auto focus capabilities for shooting a moving
objects. Installation of flat window and built-in wiper with over 550TVL provides a vivid
picture quality and zoom interlocking IR LED technology supplies an outstanding
performance for night monitoring environment and 128x Super WDR.
Long-distance objects can be distinguished by outstanding performance of X36
Optical Zoom and X12 Digital Zoom, totally x432 Power Zoom capability. Besides,
embedded 2 high power zooming LED’s work synchronized with optical zoom ratio to
figure out objects so precise to see even the human hair in fully dark night time. Built­in and adjustable de-fog function enables enhanced clear image even in the fog or
smog.

Features

■ 1/4” Sony EX-view HAD CCD

■ Powerful night vision up to 100M view

■ Zoom Interlocking IR LED (IR angle 6~50 degree, synchronized with optical

zoom ratio)

■ Embedded and adjustable defogger or image-enhancer

■ 128X Wide Dynamic Range

■ 2D and 3D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)

■ Optical X36 zoom and Digital X12 zoom

■ 360 degree endless panning

■ Wide tilt range of -25~205 degree

■ True Day/Night with IR Cut Filter

■ 128 presets and touring function

■ DIS (Digital Image Stabilizer)

■ Integrated Heater/Blower for -40F operation

■ High-performance & Low-noise Wiper with anti-abrasion soft silicon rubber

■ Hydro-phobic surface coated flat glass

■ Anti-corrosion, anti-salt water powder coated surface finish

■ Auto Digital Flip

■ 8 privacy zones

■ IP68 rated Weather resistant

■ Upright and inverted mount installation

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2. Safety Warning

* The purpose of this information is to ensure proper use of this product and to
prevent danger to damage to persons and property. Please observe all
precautions.

* The precautions are divided into “Warnings” and “Cautions” as distinguished

by the symbols shown below;
Warning: Ignoring these warnings may result in death or serious injury.

Caution: Ignoring these cautions may result in injury or damage to property.

Caution: Instructions alert you to the

potential risk of injury or
damage to property

Warning: Instructions alert you to

the potential risk of death
or serious injury

Warning

1. Only use the standard Raptor power adapter (Product Code RAP37-PSU)
Using any other adapter could cause fire, electrical shock, or damage to the

product.

2. Before connecting the power supply, and signal wires, make sure the external
connections are isolated. Connect the alarm signal wires to the alarm
terminals, the communication wires to the terminal block and the AC adaptor
to the AC power input receptacle (incorrectly connecting the power supply
may cause fire, electrical shock, or damage to the product).

3. Do not connect multiple cameras to a single Raptor power adapter.

Exceeding the adapter’s current capacity can cause abnormal heat generation or fire.

4. Securely plug, or connect, the power cord into the power receptacle.

An insecure or loose connection may cause a fire.

5. When installing the camera on a wall or ceiling etc. fasten it securely using
suitable anchor bolts and/or fixings.

An unsecure camera could fall and cause serious personal injury, or even a fatality.

6. Do not place conductive objects (e.g. screwdrivers, coins or other metal
objects) inside any part of the camera.
Doing so may cause personal injury, a fire or an electrical shock.

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7. Do not install the unit in humid or dusty locations.

Doing so may cause a fire or electrical shock.

8. If any unusual smells or smoke come from the unit, stop using the product
immediately, disconnect the camera from the power source and contact your
distributor.

9. If this product fails to operate normally, contact your distributor.

Never disassemble or modify this product in any way.

10. Always clean the camera with water and wipe the surface dry with a soft lint
free cloth. Never use detergents or chemical agents on the product, as this
may result in discolouration of the painted surface or cause damage to the
finish.

Caution

1. Do not drop objects on the product, or apply strong shocks to it. Keep away
from locations subject to excessive vibration or magnetic interference.

2. Do not install in locations subject to a continual high temperature range (over
50°C), continual low temperature (below -40°C) or high humidity.

3. Avoid locations which are exposed to direct sunlight, radiation or near heat
sources such as heaters or radiators.

4. If an already installed product needs to be relocated, make sure the power is
turned off before it is moved.

5. Always try and install in a well-ventilated environment.

6. Make sure the camera is adequately protected against lightning strikes by
using a suitably rated surge protector, which must be locally grounded. Failure
to do so could irreparably damage the camera, and any attached
communication and telemetry equipment

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3. Packing List

Wide Dynamic X36 Zoom
Rugged PTZ Camera 1EA

Instruction Manual

1EA

Hex Bolt / Nylon Nut / Spring Washer / Plate Washer

-M8x35 (SUS) 4PCS

Option (UK_Column Mounting)

Hex Bolt / Nylon Nut / Spring Washer / Plate Washer

-M6x25 (SUS) 4PCS

Adaptor Plate

Adaptor (AC24V/3A)

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4. Mounting

This unit is designed for installation in the upright or inverted position. It is a heavy
duty mechanism and needs a secure and safe installation surface, and we
recommend installers use brackets, towers and columns which comply with the
industrial standard - 4” (142.0mm) PCD.

Cable connections are made using the camera base.

The camera base is supplied with a 4” (142.0mm) PCD adapter plate and connects to
a bracket or tower using three M8 Hex Bolts, s/w, p/w and Nylon nuts with Spring and
Plate Washers.

■ Mounting Options (UK_Column Mounting)

The camera is supplied with an adaptor, 4” (101.6mm) PCD, which complies with the
uniform standard for UK Pole or Column camera mounts.

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A Safety Wire, made from stainless steel, is provided for securing
the Raptor during installation and maintenance visits to prevent

damage and injury.

During installation and maintenance visits, please be sure the

Safety Wire is firmly connected to a secure fixing.

Adaptor Plate

UK_Column Mounting

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■ Offset Mounting

When an installation requires the camera module to be tilted down – to obtain an
angle of view immediately below Raptor – the following procedure should be followed.
We recommend using a local test monitor to check the viewing angle before finally
fixing the module into position.

Undo the Hex Bolt, using a 36mm Spanner, when the camera is in 0° Tilt.

Then, using a screwdriver, undo the 4 x M3 Retaining Screws.

After tilting down the camera module to the required angle replace the M3 Retaining
Screws and the Hex Bolt. The Torque setting for the Hex Bolt is 0.84Kg/m.

Do not excessively tighten the Retaining Screws or Hex Bolt.

Hex Bolt

Retaining M3 Screw

Tilt 90°

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■ WIPER SET CHANGE

Change Wiper Set by undo and tighten the fixing screw.

Please keep the window clean to use a long time.

■ CABLE 14PIN CONNECTION

Wiper Set

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5. Telemetry Control

This unit is designed with a range of diverse Telemetry Control systems, based on
compatibility with industrial standard protocols. It works by using these integrated
protocols directly, or via 3rd party protocol convertors.

Telemetry Control is via way of RS485 or Coaxial based video transmission
equipment. Some limitation on protocols and/or software changes may not guarantee
to take full advantage of all the features from the manufacturer, and may limit features
and operation of the Raptor.

When the Telemetry Control is based on RS485, the address range is limited to 127.

■ On-Board Protocols

This unit provides the following On-Board Protocols:

• BBV 422

• Pelco D

• Pelco P

■ DIL (Dual In-Line) Switches

Two 8-way DIL Switches are contained within a waterproofed cover on the camera
body ; these are used to select camera address, communication protocol and baud
rate.

Cover retained by
four screws

Screws and cover
removed

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• Protocol Settings

Protocol is selected using switches DP21-1, DP21-2, DP21-3 and DP21-4.
The configuration of the Protocol is as follows.
When an installer uses a protocol based Coaxial cable, it isn’t using a RS485 Address
so may leave Address 0.

Description

No

DP1-1

DP1-2

DP1-3

DP1-4

Apply

PELCO-D

0

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OK

PELCO-P

1

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OK

BBV

2

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

OK

VCL

3

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OK

PANASONIC

4

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

OK

AD 5 ON

OFF

ON

OFF

OK

HONEYWELL

6

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OK

SAMSUNG
FVISION

7
8

ON
OFF

ON
OFF

ON
OFF

OFF
ON

OK
OK

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• Baud Rate Settings

The Baud Rate, communication speed, is selected using switches DP21-5, DP21-6 and DP21-

7.

Baud Rate configuration settings are as follows:

• RS485 Address Settings

ID setting for DP22 switches SW1~SW7 DIP Switch setting 1-ON, 0-OFF

DIP SW

ID

DIP SW

ID

DIP SW

ID

1000000

1

1010100

21

1001010

41

0100000

2

0110100

22

0101010

42

1100000

3

1110100

23

1101010

43

0010000

4

0001100

24

0011010

44

1010000

5

1001100

25

1011010

45

0110000

6

0101100

26

0111010

46

1110000

7

1101100

27

1111010

47

0001000

8

0011100

28

0000110

48

1001000

9

1011100

29

1000110

49

0101000

10

0111100

30

0100110

50

1101000

11

1111100

31

1100110

51

0011000

12

0000010

32

0010110

52

1011000

13

1000010

33

1010110

53

0111000

14

0100010

34

0110110

54

1111000

15

1100010

35

1110110

55

0000100

16

0010010

36

0001110

56

1000100

17

1010010

37

1001110

57

0100100

18

0110010

38

0101110

58

1100100

19

1110010

39

1101110

59

0010100

20

0001010

40

0011110

60

DIP SW

ID

DIP SW

ID

DIP SW

ID

1011110

61

0010101

84

1101011

107

0111110

62

1010101

85

0011011

108

1111110

63

0110101

86

1011011

109

0000001

64

1110101

87

0111011

110

1000001

65

0001101

88

1111011

111

1100001

67

0101101

90

1000111

113

0010001

68

1101101

91

0100111

114