Watec WAT-231S2 Operation Manual

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Hex. Wrench
Color CCD Camera
WAT-231S2
Operation Manual
This Operation Manual covers safety, camera functions, installation and the correct operating procedure for the WAT-231S2. First, we ask you to read this Operation Manual thoroughly, then install and operate the WAT-231S2 as advised. In addition, for future reference, we also advise safekeeping of this manual.
Please contact the distributor or dealer from which the WAT-231S2 was purchased, if you do not understand the installation, operation or safety instructions laid out in this manual. Not understanding the contents of the Operation Manual sufficiently may cause damage to the camera.
Guide to the Safety Symbols
The definitions of the symbols used in this operation manual are:
When you do not adhere to or take notice of the “Danger” sign, it
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may lead to a serious accident such as death or injury caused by
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fire or electric shock.
When you do not adhere to or take notice of the “Warning” sign, it may cause severe damage such as a physical injury.
When you do not adhere to or take notice of the “Caution” sign, it
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Cautions for Safety
may incur injury and cause damage to peripheral objects in the immediate surroundings.
The WAT-231S2 is designed to be used safely; however, it may lead to physical accident caused by fire and electric shock if not used correctly. Therefore, please keep and read the “Cautions for safety” below for protection against accidents.
Do not disassemble and/or modify the WAT-231S2.
Do not operate the WAT-231S2 with wet hands.
Use only the AD901-120/230 or equivalent power adaptor for the WAT-231S2.
The recommended voltage is DC+12V±10%
Do not expose the WAT-231S2 to wetness or high moisture conditions.
The WAT-231S2 is designed and approved for indoor use only. The WAT-231S2 is not water-resistant or waterproof. If the location of the camera is outdoors or in an outdoor like environment, we recommend that you use an outdoor camera housing.
Protect the WAT-231S2 from condensation.
Keep the WAT-231S2 dry at all times during storage and operation.
Should the camera not work properly, switch off the power immediately. Then check the camera according to the “Problems and Trouble shooting” section.
Avoid the striking of hard objects or dropping the WAT­231S2.
The WAT-231S2 uses high quality electrical parts and precision components.
Do not connect any power supply directly to the video out terminal of the unit.
Do not connect the WAT-231S2 with any monitor using a video/power single transmission terminal. The WAT-231S2 is not designed for use with this type of equipment. We also advise you to read the operation manual of the monitor you plan to use before any connections are made.
Do not install the WAT-231S2 in a position subject to direct sunlight.
Sunlight shinning directly onto the WAT-231S2 lens can cause damage to the CCD.
Select a stable place for installation of the WAT-231S2.
Use a support of durable strength around an installation position on a ceiling or wall when a camera stand or tripod is used.
Do not move the WAT-231S2 with the cables connected.
Before moving the WAT-231S2, always remove the video cable and power cable from the rear of the camera first.
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Avoid using the WAT-231S2 near any strong electro­magnetic field.
After installing into main equipment, if the WAT-231S2 is exposed to electromagnetic waves causing the monitored image to become distorted, we recommend the camera be shielded by appropriate protective casing.
Problems and Trouble Shooting
If any of the following problems occur when using the WAT-231S2,
An optimal picture cannot be obtained, after checking that all the cables and connections are correctly in place
Smoke or any unusual odor emerges from the WAT-231S2.
An object becomes embedded or a quantity of liquid seeps into the camera housing
Disconnect the camera immediately according to the following procedures:
More than the recommended voltage or/and amperage has been applied to the WAT-231S2 by mistake
An yt hing unusual occ urrin g t o an y e quipmen t c onnec ted to th e WAT-231S2.
Switch off the main power supply to the camera. Remove the power and video cables connected to the WAT-231S2.Contact the distributor or dealer from which the WAT-231S2 was
purchased.
About EMC
The WAT-231S2 is in conformity with EMC test standards carried out by authorized organizations in Japan.
NTSC FCC Part15 class B P A L EN61000-6-3/EN50130-4
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Contents
Do not modify the WAT-231S2. A modified camera may not conform to EMC test standards.
Using the contents figures below, check to make sure all parts are present before use.
Lens Mount Cap WAT-231S2 DC Plug Iris Connector
Description of Parts
CCD FRONT FACE
・・・・The light receiving face of the CCD camera
(Dirt, water or oil deposits on the CCD will cause an unclear picture on the monitor. Attach the lens cap to protect the lens and CCD from contamination and damage.)
LENS MOUNT ・・・・Mount for the lens (Thread type) IRIS LEVEL VOLUME By controlling the volume, the iris level of a DC iris lens can be adjusted. FOCUSING ADJUSTMENT SCREWS There are 3 hex. adjustment screws each placed at intervals of 120for
fine focusing of the lens.
AUTO-IRIS SOCKET ・・・・This socket is for a video or DC auto-iris lens cable connector.
(Video/DC: Auto selected by the camera)
TRIPOD MOUNTING SCREW HOLES ・・・・Mounting holes for stands. The size of these threads are 1/4”, 20 threads,
4.5±0.2mm, which is the same as any standard camera tripod (U1/4”).
WHITE BALANCE MODE SELECTOR ・・・・The selector for the white balance mode. PUSH BUTTON (R) (MWB mode) ・・・・The button for adjustment of the white balance to increase the red hue of a
monitored image using M.W.B mode.
PUSH BUTTON (B) (MWB mode) ・・・・The button for adjustment of the white balance to increase the blue hue of
a monitored image using MWB mode.
VIDEO OUT (BNC) ・・・・The terminal for composite video signal output Y/C OUT ・・・・The terminal for Y/C signal output POWER IN ・・・・The terminal designed for the DC-plug of the power adaptor FUNCTION SWITCHES
・・・・Functional switches for setting AGC, BLC and gamma control. MGC VOLUME ADJUSTING ・・・・The volume for setting manual gain control
AE MODE CONTROL
・・・・The switch for the electronic shutter mode control according to the object
being monitored.
WHITE BLEMISH CORRECTION BUTTON ・・・・The button for correction of white blemish.
Power Supply
If any other power adaptor besides the AD901-120/230 is used, please use a stabilized power adaptor designed for DC+12V±10%, with a current capacity of more than 250mA. Use the optional DC plug if the shape or polarity of the DC plug of the power adaptor to be used is not compatible with the camera (See the drawing on the right below).
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The wiring on the connector must be exact. Be careful no to touch the other terminal while wiring. Protect the wiring portion by using insulation tape after wiring. If the above care and attention is not adhered to, damage to the WAT-231S2 and power adaptor may occur and may also cause fire.
Auto-iris Lens
Before connecting the auto-iris lens, please make sure that the pin configuration is correct by checking with the following table. If the configuration of your iris connector is different from the following, the plug and pins will need to be rewired.
Pin No.
EIAJ Video
Auto-iris Lens
Arrangement
② ③ ④
Power
Not used
Iris signals
Common (GND)
EIAJ DC
Auto-iris Lens
Arrangement
Control Control
Drive Drive
Set-up and Operation
1) Ensure that the power to the WAT-231S2 and the peripheral equipment is turned off before making any connections.
2) Remove the lens mount cap from the WAT-231S2 and attach the CS-mount lens. Use the optional C-mount adaptor (34CMA-R) when a C-mount lens is used.
3) Connect the iris control cable to AUTO-IRIS SOCKET on the WAT­231S2 when an auto-iris lens is being used.
4) Connect VIDEO OUT on the WAT-231S2 with the monitor, using a
coaxial cable with 75Ω impedance, such as an RG-58/U or an RG-6/U.
If the monitor has an S-terminal, high resolution imaging is possible by connecting with Y/C OUT.
The Y/C OUT can be used together with the VIDEO OUT. Select a monitor with the same television system as the WAT-231S2
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NTSC or PAL. A monitor with more than 600TV lines is recommended.
DC+ 12V
COMMO N(GND )
5) Insert the power plug of the power adaptor to POWER IN on the back panel of the WAT-231S2. Confirm that the power adaptor is not connected to the power supply before insertion of the power plug into POWER IN.
6) Turn on the power to the WAT-231S2, monitor and all other allied
equipment. When a picture cannot be obtained on the monitor, or a problem occurs, check and follow the procedure mentioned in the Problems and Trouble Shootingsection.
7) After following the procedure below and the picture is still out of focus,
open the iris fully and loosen FOCUSING ADJUSTMENT SCREWS with the hex. wrench and move the lens forwards until a clear picture is obtained.
Manual Lens
Adjust the focus and iris to the best position on the lens.
Video Auto-iris Lens Adjust the focus on the lens.
DC Auto-iris Lens
Iris Level Adjustment (for DC auto-iris lenses only)
Adjust IRIS LEVEL VOLUME placed on the side of the unit until an acceptable light level is attained.
Adjust the iris level on the camera, then adjust the focus on the lens. See below.
CLOSE D
LEVE L
OPEN
No change will occur if a video iris lens or manual iris lens is fitted.
8) Select any required shutter speed by the AE MODE CONTROL to one of its 10 positions. (Shutter mode is set to 8 upon shipment)
No.
Mode
Shutter Speeds (Sec.)
NTSC PAL 0 OFF 1/60 1/50 1 FL 1/100 1/120 2 ES 1/250
3 ES 1/500 4 ES 1/1000 5 ES 1/2000 6 ES 1/4000 7 ES 1/10000 8 EI: OFF 9 EI: FL
AE Mode
1/60-1/100000 1/50-1/100000
Effect
OFF Fixes the shutter speed to NTSC: 1/60, PAL: 1/50.
Reduces the flickering phenomena occurring on the
FL
monitor screen caused by fluorescent or mercury lamps.
ES
Fixes the shutter speed in a range between 1/250­1/10000. (6 steps) Automatically selects the shutter speed according to
OFF
the lighting conditions, retaining the proper exposure
EI
mode. (Electronic Iris) For electronic iris reducing the flickering phenomena
FL
occurring on the monitor screen caused by fluorescent or mercury lamps.
In EI mode, intense light may leave a trail on the screen longitude. This
smearing is a natural phenomenon and is not due to equipment failure or fault.
9) Select any required white balance mode by WHITE BALANCE MODE SELECTOR. (Shutter mode is set to
AUTO upon shipment)
Mode
Name Effect
Automatically follows and adjusts to the
AUTO
Auto-tracking
changing color temperature of the illumination.
MWB
Manual
Manual adjustment using ⑧⑨PUSH BUTTON(R)(B) as required. Adjusted with PUSH BUTTON(B)
PWB
Push-lock
according to the color temperature of the environment. As long as (B)button is pressed, the color temperature is adjusted according to the environment. As soon as the (B)button is released, the color temperature will be fixed at that setting.
Incandescent
Fluorescent 1
Fluorescent 2
2
Lock
(=3200K)
(=4300K)
(=5100K)
Sunlight
(=6300K)
To lock your manually adjusted color temperature settings. Color correction to give natural color renditions under incandescent lighting. Color correction to give natural color renditions under reddish fluorescent light. Color correction to give natural color renditions under bluish fluorescent light.
Used in sunlight to retain white balance.
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10) Set the FUNCTION SWITCHES according to
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AC Adaptor (AD901
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120/230)
C-mount Adaptor (34CMA
-R)
Mini Stand (MS50)
your requirements.
Switch Setting Effective Condition (Example)
When sensitivity is more
iimpor
tant
than the SN ratio.
1.
2.
AGC
AGC
ON
OFF
MGC
ON
HI
OFF
LO
When an auto iris lens can not be used for general surveil-
ilance purposes.
Increase the MGC in a low light environment when object illumination is important. Lower the gain control for a clearer picture with less noise.
When sensitivity is more impor
--tant than the SN ratio
When SN ratio is important and AGC is also required.
ON
1 2 3 4
Factory
Settings
When the picture of the
3.
ON
BLC
OFF
monitored object is silhouetted due to strong lighting from above or behind.
When the illumination differences between a
imonitored object is narrow.
4. Gamma
correction
ON
OFF
Applicable to a general surveil-
ilance monitoring system
When gamma correction is not
required for image processing
11) Set the gain to the required environment by MGC VOLUME ADJUSTING. Manually adjusted in a range between 0 to 32dB. In a low light environment, when illumination of the object is important, increase the manual gain. Lower the gain control for a clearer picture with less noise.
12) Correction of white blemish by WHITE BLEMISH CORRECTION BUTTON. The WAT-231S2 is manufactured using high-grade CCD devices that are selected by tough standards by the manufacturer. However, it is impossible to prevent the white blemishes from occurring after shipment because the white blemish phenomena can be caused by cosmic rays. The WAT-231S2 has a white blemish correction circuit to help control the white blemish phenomena. Correct according to the following procedures, if white blemishes are present.
[PROCEDURE]
1. Completely cover the lens to prevent light entering.
2. Set to MWB or PWB by WHITE BALANCE MODE SELECTOR
3. Set to AGC ON by FUNCTION SWITCHES
4. Press the WHITE BLEMISH CORRECTION BUTTON using a fine
stick or piece of wire.
5. After 5 seconds, the white blemishes are automatically detected, and then recorded to the camera.
[ATTENTION]
1) Make sure that the lens is completely shielded from light before correction of the white blemishes. If the lens is not covered properly and light can enter into the lens on to the CCD face, the correction of the white blemish may not be detected correctly.
2) Make sure that WHITE BALANCE MODE SELECTOR ”MWB or PWB” is selected. If any other position is selected; the data cannot be saved to the camera.
Options
To purchase these options, please contact the distributor or dealer from which you purchased the WAT-231S2.
The recommended AC adaptor for the WAT-231S2 for a constant and stable power supply.
This lens mount adaptor is used to convert a CS-mount to a C-mount.
A convenient stand for the WAT-231S2. With this stand, the camera can be adjusted to any desired angle.
Specifications
Model WAT-231S2 (NTSC) WAT-231S2 (PAL)
Pick-up Element 1/3 inch interline transfer CCD image sensor
Number of Total Pixels
Number of
Effective Pixels
Unit Cell Size
Imaging system
811(H)×508(V) 795(H)×596(V)
768(H)×494(V) 752(H)×582(V)
6.35um(H)×7.4um(V) 6.5um(H)×6.25um(V)
Ye, Cy, Mg, and G complementary
color mosaic filters on chip
Sync. System Internal
Scanning System 2:1 interlace
Video Output
Composite, Y/C: 1.0V(p-p) 75Ω (Unbalanced)
Resolution (H) More than 540TVL (Center, Y/C)
Minimum Illumination
S/N
More than 50dB (MGC=0dB, γ=1.0)
0.05 lx F1.2
OFF 1/60 sec. 1/50 sec.
FL 1/100 sec. 1/120 sec.
AE Mode
White Balance
ES
EI: OFF
EI: FL
1/60-1/100000 sec. 1/50-1/100000 sec.
1/250, 1/500, 1/1000,
1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000 sec.
ATW, PWB, MWB,
3200K, 4300K, 5100K, 6300K
AGC HI: 0-38dB / LO: 0-32dB
MGC 0-32dB
Gamma Characteristics
γ≒0.45(ON) /γ=1.0(OFF)
Lens-iris Video / DC (EIAJ arrangement, Auto-select)
Back Light
Compensation
White blemish
Correction
Power Supply
Power Consumption
Operating Temperature
-10 - +50(Without condensation)
ON / OFF
Up to 32 dots
DC+12V±10%
2.1W (175mA)
Operating Humidity Less than 95% RH
Storage Temperature
-30 - +70(Without condensation)
Storage Humidity Less than 95% RH
Lens Mount CS-mount
Size
Weight Approx. 160g
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Watec is not responsible for any inconvenience or the attendant
44.5(W)×44(H)×64(D) (mm)
to the video and monitoring recording equipment caused by misuse, mis operation or improper wiring of our equipment.
If for any reason the WAT-231S2 does not work properly, or if you have any questions regarding installation or operation, please contact the distributor or dealer from which it was purchased.
Watec Co., Ltd.
Add.: 254-2 Nihonkoku, Daihoji, Tsuruoka- Shi,
TEL: +81-235-23-4400 FAX: +81-235-23-4409 Email: info-o@watec.co.jp URL: http://www.watec.net
Yamagata-Ken, 997-0017 Japan
1453Z00-Y2000001
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