SDOMEO4802701
Outdoor Day/Night Speed Dome
with built in Sony CCD 27x
optical zoom camera
SDOME4802201
Indoor Day/Night Speed Dome
with built in Sony CCD 22x
optical zoom camera
User’s Guide
Safety Attention Notes
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Please read the instructions thoroughly before installing or operating the unit.
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Please do not put the machine on an unstable table or mounting bracket.
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Please prevent all liquids or other contaminating material from entering into the dome
housing.
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When connecting to the power source, please follow all electric safety standards and
only use the power supply designated for this device. The speed dome's RS-485 and
video signal uses TVS technology to protect it from strong electric surges. This
technology prevents damage to the device resulting from impulse signals such as
lightning strikes or surges under 500W power. Allow for enough distance between the
RS-485 and video signals and high-voltage equipment or cables during the
transmission process. Please do not power the unit until all connections are secure
and installation is complete.
●
Avoid shooting very bright objects directly into the camera's CCD (such as the sun or
light fittings).
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When the machine is not operating properly, do not casually repair it. Refer to the
instructions for information about how to service or repair your speed dome.
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Please protect the unit against extremes of vibration, pressure or dampness while
transporting unit. Damage can occur from improperly packaging the unit while
shipping.
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Please only install the outdoor dome camera system in outdoor environments.
Contents:
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 5
2 Technical Data ............................................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Technical Parameter of Intelligent High-speed Dome .................................................................. 5
2.2 2.2.
3 Setting, Installation, Connection ................................................................................................. 6
3.1 Dome Address, Transmission Speed, Protocol Setting .................................................................. 6
3.1.1 Speed Dome Camera Address Setting ................................................................................... 7
3.1.2 Speed Dome Camera Communication Protocol Setting ....................................................... 8
3.1.3 Speed Dome Camera Transmission Speed Setting (Baud Rate Setting) ................................ 8
3.1.4 RS-485 Bus Matching Resistance .......................................................................................... 8
3.2 Installation, Connection ................................................................................................................ 9
3.2.1 Installation Requirement ....................................................................................................... 9
3.2.2 Outdoor Speed Dome Camera Wall Hanging Installation
3.2.3 Indoor Hemisphere Dome Camera Recessed Installation ................................................... 13
4
Control Keyboard Control Use Instruction to Speed Dome Camera
Camera Parameter for High-speed Dome:
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4.1 Setting and Adjusting Preset Position ......................................................................................... 15
4.1.1 Setting Preset Position ........................................................................................................ 16
4.1.2 View Preset Position ............................................................................................................ 16
4.2 Dome Pattern Tours .................................................................................................................... 16
4.2.1 Preset Position Parameter Setting ...................................................................................... 17
4.2.2 Sequence Setting ................................................................................................................. 18
4.3 Auto Scanning (2points scanning, 360° scanning) ....................................................................... 18
4.3.1 2 Points Scan ....................................................................................................................... 18
4.3.2 360° Scan ............................................................................................................................. 19
4.4 Objective Tracking ....................................................................................................................... 19
4.5 Camera Control ........................................................................................................................... 20
4.5.1 Zoom Control ....................................................................................................................... 20
4.5.2 Focus Control ....................................................................................................................... 20
4.5.3 Iris Control ........................................................................................................................... 20
4.5.4 Auto Backlight Compensation ............................................................................................. 20
4.5.5 Auto White Balance ............................................................................................................. 20
5 Camera Menu Setting ............................................................................................................... 21
6 Protocol Order Chart ................................................................................................................. 23
6.1 PELCO-D
,
PELCO-P Protocol Order Chart ..................................................................................... 23
7 Exception Handling ................................................................................................................... 24
1 Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing our speed dome, an intelligent, high-speed dome
camera with a high-performance DSP camera and sophisticated zoom lens. It is an
advanced technological surveillance product combining an all-direction variable speed
dome and digital decoder all in one unit. It can aim quickly and scan continuously,
making omni-directional and non-blind-spot monitoring into reality. Additionally, it can
quickly adapt to changing environments with its 18x optical and 12x dig
with precise stepping motors. The advanced stepping motor technologies enable
the dome to rotate smoothly, respond sensitively and aim precisely. The speed dome
camera has memorizing function when the power cuts off, can auto resume to
previous working status before the power cuts off. Use the high-performance speed dome
“
When
it Counts.
All of the features make the intelligent high-speed dome camera fit for a wide
range of applications such as intelligent building, bank, street of c
”
ity, airport, station etc.
ital zoom
2 Technical Data
2.1 Technical Parameter of Intelligent High-speed Dome
Model
Power Supply AC24V DC12V, 3A
Operating temperature
Operating moisture
Power consumption 20W
Communication RS485 bus
Communication transmission speed
Horizontal rotation speed
Horizontal rotation range 360° unlimited rotation
Tilt rotation range 90
Auto f lip
Auto zoom speed control Control speed auto-adjusted according to zoom length
2 points scan
2 points scan speed
Dwell time(2 points scan)
Preset Positions 128 pcs
Running to preset speed:
Dwell time at preset position
Cruise Tour: 8 group
Cruise Points Qty per cruise group 16 preset positions
Fan, Heater
-40°C~+60°C 0°C~+40°C
≤
95%
1200/2400/4800/9600bps
0.4°- 280° (1-64 grade shift gears)
°
Rotates 180° when camera tilts to the vertical position
changing
Can set freely
1－64 grade available
1－60s available
1－64 grade available, 0.4° - 280°
1－60s available
Fan and heater auto-starts 12VAC NIL
Outdoor Day/Night
Speed Dome
Indoor Speed
Dome
2.2 2.2.
¼" Sony Exview (Day/Night) CCD
¼" Sony
Exview (Day/Night)
Camera Parameter for High-speed Dome:
Mode
Model
Outdoor Day/Night
Speed Dome
Indoor Speed
CCD
Scan 2:1 Interlace 2:1 Interlace
Resolution >480 lines >480 lines
Minimum illumination
Iris
Focus Auto/manual Auto/manual
Zoom 27x optical 22x optical
Focal length
Angle of view 44° (wide), 2° (Tele-) 52° (wide), 2° (Tele-)
Backlight compensation Backlight compensation Backlight compensation
White balance Auto Auto
Gain
Signal
S/N ratio >55dB >55dB
Video signal output 1.0
0.8lux/0.01lux (b/w mode)
Auto/manual
f=4 – 88mm
Auto
PAL/NTSC
±
0.2Vp-p 1.0
1lux/0.01lux (b/w mode)
Auto/manual
f=3.25 – 88mm
Auto
PAL/NTSC
±
0.2Vp-p
Dome
3 Setting, Installation, Connection
3.1 Dome Address, Transmission Speed, Protocol Setting
Before the dome is installed, the communication protocol, baud rate and dome address, should be
confirmed. Set the code switch, keeping the setting consistent with the control system. The
relative code switch site and connecting wire are diagrammed below for reference.
Note: Internal version has only 6 SW2 switches.
3.1.1 Speed Dome Camera Address Setting
The address code for the speed dome should be properly set before use to ensure accurate
operating order of the controller at the control centre and to control many dome cameras. The
address code is made up of ADD (8 bits) on PCB board. The 8 bits switch uses the 8421
binary coded decimal system. The largest value is established at 256. 1 means ON status
and 0 means OFF status. Each dome address code and keyboard relative screen display
mode is represented in the chart below (see the following figure and the address/digits
in
following chart)
SW 2 switch (Address settings for PELCO P):
“
With reference to the above chart: When all code switches are under
OFF” status on speed
dome, address code is 1. When you input Numerical key No.1 on control keyboard, then
press CAM key for confirmation showing that set keyboard address as No.1 control address.,
At this time, keyboard can control speed dome camera(its control address is 0001). Other
address is to be set as above.
SW 2 switch (Address settings for PELCO D):
3.1.2 Speed Dome Camera Communication Protocol Setting
SW 1 switch:
3.1.3 Speed Dome Camera Transmission Speed Setting (Baud Rate Setting)
The 5th and 6th bits of FUN on the PCB board are used to set the baud rate (see following
figure). The default baud rate setting is 9600.
SW1 switch:
3.1.4 RS-485 Bus Matching Resistance
For central controlling, the matching resistance should be set for the device that is furthest
away from the controller. There is an end matching resistance switch on FUN. The 8
FUN shows ON status (see chart below) which means the BUS matching resistance has
been connected.
th bit of
3.2 Installation, Connection
Attention!
1. Installation should only be handled by a qualified CCTV expert.
2. For detailed connection information, please refer to silk-screen print instruction on PCB and
installation guide or manuals.
3. Because the dome is a high-grade optical unit, please never touch any of the optical
components.
4. For a clear image, the dome cover should be cleaned periodically. When cleaning, position
your hand to hold dome's outer loop to prevent finger sweat acidity from corrupting the
surface of the dome. If the dome is scratched, it will aff
a soft dry cloth or similar products to clean its outer surface. If the dust is heavy, you can use a
neutral cleanser. Any advanced furniture cleanser can be used to clean the dome exterior.
Installation Preparation
3.2.1 Installation Requirement
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Installation should be handled by a qualified service agent and should comply with all local
regulations, Service personnel should forecast potential problem such as falling objects, outer
breach, building vibration or other similar conditions.
●
Check for all necessary materials, and ensure if the selected installation location is suitable for
the speed dome.
ect image quality. Therefore please use
3.2.2 Outdoor Speed Dome Camera Wall Hanging Installation
·
Wall Hanging Installation
ATTN: Installation locations should endure 5 times weight of total weight (dome camera,
mounting bracket and mounting base) to avoid in shaken images.
a. Set wall bracket mounting on the wall. Draw out center site of the hole on the wall against bracket
sample
b. Use drill to make 4 holes with the M8 size at the des ignated site. Screw in M8 bolt for mounting
c. Put power, communication and video lines through bracket hole, leaving enough wire
length Maneuverability.
d. Fix the bracket to the wall with 4 M8 bolts and mounting tray.
·
Housing Installation
a. Remove housing from the packing and put the cable into the bracket from bracket top. Install
G1 1/2 bolt on the top of housing into the bolt of wall bracket. At the same time, use two M8
bolt to secure in place.
Camera Module Installation
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Install under the condition that the power is off
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Loosen the two M5 bolts on the bracket, which are located in the inner housing.
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Take the camera module from the packing, and check if connecting wire plugs are loose. Set code
switch of the dome.
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Secure the camera module (use one hand to hold stepping motor, preventing it from moving.).
Insert the wire terminal into the outlet on the end of camera module. Align two holes on the
camera module base with the two M5 bolt of the connectin
g bridge. Twist the camera module in to
place. Ensuring the two M5 bolts reach the end of bar hole. Tighten the two M5 bolts to make
camera module fixed on the upper housing.
Connection (Outer connecting wire )
Connect BNC video interface of outdoor speed dome camera with video wire (BNC). Connect
power supply line with set power line (AC24V).
Should not connect positive and negative polarity of RS485 contrarily. A RS485 positive, B RS 485
negative polarity. If connect RS485 contrarily, will not control outdoor speed dome camera
Electricity
●
Check the polarity of the plug and outlet, then check all connecting wires
●
Domes enter self-inspection, and carry out a replacement program when first powered on.
(During the replacement process, self-inspects horizontal and tilt rotation to starting point
°
before camera lens extend, then make a horizontal 360
dome stops completely, the self-inspection is completed and dome i
controlled.
and tilt 90°rotation). After the
s ready to be
Dome Mounting
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Please make 3 bolt holes aim at housing bolt holes, and use thee M3 bolts to fix.
●
Use soft cloth to wipe off dust and smudges of transparent dome, avoid scratching the
dome
3.2.3 Indoor Hemisphere Dome Camera Recessed Installation
ATTN: Installation locations should endure five times the total weight of the ca m era assembly
(dome camera, mounting bracket and mounting base) to avoid in shaken images.
Installation ceiling must be strong and has no peelin g phenomenon.
A. Draw out center site of the hole on the ceiling against embedded upper housing sample
B. Use drill to make hole on the ceiling
Housing Installation
A Take out the housing from the carton, adjust the thickness of bolt reed more than that of
ceiling.
B Stick 3 rings to housing, and install the upper housing in the round hole of the ceiling,
connecting flange edge with the ceiling surface closely.
C Use screwdriver to rotate the bolt of the ring, making the ring stick to the ceiling in order to
connecting flange edge with the ceiling surface closely.
Camera Module Installation
Turn power supply off prior to installation.
Loosen the two M5 screw on the bracket, which are located in the inner housing .
Take the camera module from the packing carton, and check if connecting wire plugs are loose.
Set code switch of the dome camera.
Secure the camera module (use one hand to hold stepping motor, preventing it from moving.).
Insert the wire terminal into the outlet on the end of camera module. Align two bar holes on the
camera module base with the two M5
upward ensuring the two M5 bolts reach the end of bar hole. Tighten the two M5 bolt to make
camera module fixed in the upper housing.
bolt of the connecting bridge. Twist the camera module
Connection (Outer Connecting Wire)
●
Check the polarity of the plug and outlet, then check all connecting wires.
●
Domes enter self-inspection, and make a horizontal 360° and tilt 90° rotation to
test
Connect BNC video interface of dome camera with video wire (BNC) which is finished installing.
Connect power supply line with power line (AC24V) which have been set well.
Electricity
Dome Mounting
●
Use soft cloth to wipe off dust and smudges of transparent dome cover, avoid scratching it
●
Align two holes on the dome cover edge with the two connection points of the metal upper
camera lens, dome horizontal and tilt electronic& mechanical structure. Then carry out a
replacement program rotating to starting point. After the dome stops completely, the
self-inspection is completed and dome is ready to be controlled.
housing.
.
4
Control Keyboard Control Use Instruction to Speed Dome Camera
Use the keyboard controller to realize the complete potential of the speed dome. (The control keyboard
control protocol is set as the default protocol for the speed dome.)
4.1 Setting and Adjusting Preset Position
The Preset function is the dome's default level angle, lean angle and camera focal length in EMS
memory. By using this saved parameter, the dome and camera can run to the preset positions
when it is required. Operator can save and adjust preset positions by using the control keyboard; the
speed dome can support 128 preset positions.
4.1.1 Setting Preset Position
Adjust the speed dome camera to the desired position using the keyboard joystick/rocker (including
location, camera zoom, focus and iris), and then input the required preset position number. The
inputted preset position value No. is displayed at the bottom of the LCD
Call, to confirm position. The preset position at
“
DATA” disappears showing that the preset position
“
DATA” area. Press Shift +
was set successfully.
For example: Set No.1 preset position
1. In the Main Menu screen, Press CLR to Clear the data. The keyboard displays:
2. Enter the Preset Position Number you wish to set
Ex. Set Preset Position No. 1, the keyboard displays:
Displays the Preset Position
Number (1-128)
3. Adjust the speed camera to the desired position including location, camera zoom, focus
and iris.
4. Press Shift + Call for final confirmation.
4.1.2 View Preset Position
Use the keyboard to view the preset position. (Preset positions are saved in advance). Input the
preset position you would like to view, Data area will display preset position number. Press Call key,
the dome will move to the target place.
For example: View No.5 preset position
1. In the Main Menu, Press CLR to clear the data.
2. Input the preset position you would like to view. Example: View preset position No. 5
3. Press the CALL key. The dome will move to the Preset Position No. 5
Displays the Preset Position
Number (1-128)
4.2 Dome Pattern Tours
Pattern Tours are a key function of the speed dome camera. You can layout the preset position order in
the pattern tours through our advanced program. Using the control keyboard you set the rotation speed
for each preset position and dwell time at each preset position. Only an outer command unit can
transfigure the speed dome camera into a pattern tour program route.
4.2.1 Preset Position Parameter Setting
speed dome camera has the capacity to set up to 128 preset positions through the keyboard. It can
set a running speed at each preset position from 0.4/s to 280/s (1-64grades) and dwell time from
(1-60seconds).
Note: speed dome can rotate at low speeds and at fast speeds. Its speed can be divided into 64
grades. 1 is the lowest speed and 64 is the fastest speed.
To get to the control keyboard Main Menu Press Exit until the screen displays:
1. In the Main Menu, Press the SHIFT+EXIT key. Keyboard displays:
Press CLR to delete previous data. Input
required SPEED DOME address code XXXX
（1-1024）for control. Press Enter for
2. Enter the correct Speed Dome Unit and Press Enter.
Example: Preset Position for Speed Dome 3. Keyboard displays:
3. Now the control Keyboard displays:
Preset position (1-128)
Running
speed
Press
4. Press CLR key to delete previous data before programming to a new preset position.
5. Enter desired Preset Position and Press Enter.
6. Press
7. Press
For example: Set the running speed of preset position No. 6 as Grade 64 (fastest speed), dwelling time
is 5 seconds. Set the running speed of preset position No.2 as Grade 10, d
(1-64)
Shift
+MON
key key on the keyboard to move the cursor up and down
Shi
ft+M
ON
to get to Speed. Using the number keys enter the desired running speed.
Shi
ft+M
ON
to get to Time. Using the number keys enter the desired dwell time.
1. Press the SHIFT+EXIT key.
2. Press CLR to clear the data.
3. Input 06 (Note: Setting the Preset Position No. 6) press the Enter Key to Confirm.
4. Press the
S
hift
+MON
key to move the cursor to Speed:00
←
5. Input 64, press Enter
6. Press the
S
hift
+MON
key to move the cursor to Time:00
←
7. Input 05, press Enter
Displays the Speed Dome
Address (1-1024)
Dwell time(1-60)
welling time is 10seconds.
8. Press
S
hift+
MON
to move the cursor back to 1.Position:001
←
9. Press CLR to delete 0006
10. Input 02, press Enter
11. Press the
Shi
ft+M
ON
key to move the cursor to Speed:64
←
12. Press CLR to delete 64
13. Input 10, press Enter
14. Press the
S
hift
+MON
key to move the cursor to Time:05
←
15. Press CLR to delete 05
Input 10, press Enter
4.2.2 Sequence Setting
This function can realize that camera can scan from No.1 preset position to No.16 preset position,
every 16 preset positions are treated as one sequence, there are 128 preset positions for speed dome
camera, so there are 8 sequences.
Setup sequence:
First, you need to setup preset position (shift + call + Preset No.) and give every position a number and
name them, such as No.1, No.2.....No.128, every 16 preset position as one sequence.
When sequence is ok, to press "call+ preset Number" will pick up preset position,
press "call+ 98" to pick up sequence of "No1-No16";
press "call+80" to pick up sequence of " No17-No 32 preset position";
press "call+81" to pick up sequence of "No 33- No 48";
press " call+82" to pick up sequence of "No49-No64".....
press " call +86 " to pick up sequence of "No 113-No 128 preset position.
4.3 Auto Scanning (2points scanning, 360° scanning)
The operator can also run a simple point-to-point scan (also called back-and-forth scanning). To do
this, set Preset Point A first (at the same time set the dwell time at Point A), and then set Present
Point B (at the same time set the dwell time at Point). Finally execute an outer command to scan
between points A and B.
4.3.1 2 Points Scan
1. To set Point A. Move the joystick to the desired position.
2. In the Main Menu enter a dwell time for Point A. Example: If Dwell time is 2 seconds the control
keyboard displays:
3. Press PAN A.
4. To set Point B. Move the joystick to the desired position.
5. In the Main Menu enter a Dwell time for Point B.
6. Input the grade Speed (1-64) and Press AUTO
Example: Set dwell time of Point A as 2 seconds, dwell time of Point B as 3 seconds. Make the
scanning at 32-grade speed between the two points
a) Move control joystick to Point A of scanning
b) Input 02, then press Pan-A on the keyboard after two seconds c)
e control joystick to Point B of scanning
Mov
d) Input 03, then press SHIFT+Pan-A on the keyboard after two seconds e)
Input 32 grade, then press AUTO key.
This will scan starting at Point A to Point B at a scanning rate of 32 grade stopping at Point A for 2
seconds and Point B for 3 seconds.
4.3.2 360° Scan
The Operator can also start an auto cruise scan. This scan will rotate 360° from the desired
position.
1. In the Main Menu, input desired cruise group No.
Example: Desired Group No. is 4 the control keyboard displays:
2. Press Shift + Scan to place PTZ into cruise scanning.
OR
1. Move the joystick to desired position.
2. Input the running speed (1-64) and then input Shift + AUTO key.
Note: When speed dome camera is under the auto scanning status, you can use the
joystick if you want it to stop scanning.
4.4 Objective Tracking
A user can rotate the camera lens up, down, left and right to view objects through the field of
vision using the control keyboard. In addition, a user can adjust focal length to change the angle of
view or the size of the objects. When in auto - iris and auto-zoom mode, the camera adjusts
automatically to get a clear picture with changing image environments.
Focus/Rotate Auto Speed Controls
When manually adjusting the zoom length or focal distance at longer ranges, a typical PTZ dome
may move too quickly
especially designed to adjust the sensitivity of the Pan and Tilt controls making navigation easy
and intuitive at these long ranges.
Auto Flip
The speed dome's auto-pan rotation with 180-degree flip capabilities automatically rotates the
°
camera 90
when the camera tilts to the vertical position. This feature enables the continuous
monitoring of an object as it passes through the field of vision.
resulting in the loss of important images. The out door speed dome is
4.5 Camera Control
4.5.1 Zoom Control
The user can adjust the advanced zoom feature to acquire needed image through control
keyboard. The speed dome features a 216x zoom magnification (18x Optical and 12x Digital).
4.5.2 Focus Control
The speed dome’s default setting is for auto-adjust focusing. Under special conditions, a user can
adjust the focus manually meet the required image effect.
a. The object is not on the center of the picture.
b. Attempting to view images that are far and near at the same time
c. Object is strongly lighted object, such as neon lamp, focus lamp and etc.
d. Objects behind the glass covered by beat and dust.
e. Objects moving quickly
f. Objects within large area and single color suc h as wall
g. Objects that are too dark or faint
4.5.3 Iris Control
●
The speed dome’s default setting is for auto-adjust iris. It can make an adjustment
quickly through auto detecting the beam change.
●
User can adjust iris size manually through control keyboard to get required image
brightness.
●
User can renew auto iris after moving the joystick or sending additional commands
through the controller (Attn: Suggest users to use auto iris).
Remark: When controlling the iris manually, the dome locks in its current control position and will
not reset the auto-iris even if current object changes.
order to reset the auto iris.
You need to move the joystick or send control
4.5.4 Auto Backlight Compensation
Camera is divided into six areas to realize auto backlight compensation. In lighting conditions
where a strong backlight exists, the speed dome will adjust the light levels relative to the
foreground and background objects in order to achieve the highest resolution image. The
camera is divided to 6 zones to best handle these unique lighting conditions.
4.5.5 Auto White Balance
The speed dome will automatically adjust the white balance to contrast the changing
background lighting conditions to achieve the truest digital color image.
Enter into
camera menu
Menu
Data Select
Menu
data confirm
5 Camera Menu Setting
Through the control keyboard , you can enter the speed dome camera menu setting.
V.1 Camera Menu （LGCamera，CNB Camera，J270zoom Camera）
Operating Key
Set 95
ZoomWi
ZoomTe
FocusF
FocusN
V.2 Camera Menu（
Operating Key
Set 95
pre
de
le
ar
ear
pre
set post
Sony Camer
set post
ion Enter
ion
Functi
Cursor up
Cursor dow
Increase of data(or select the item
Decrease of data(or select the item)
a,Pe
Functi
on
Camera menu
lco
prot
on
n
ocol
）
)
Set 96
Set 97
Set 98
Set 99
V.3 Camera Menu（
1. Press “
2.Press “
pre
pre
pre
pre
M
MPX”or“Aut
3. Press CLR to delete Original Data
4. Input desired speed dome Address, Press Enter
01. Use
MPX
set post
set post
set post
set post
PX”or“Auto
key（Page up）and
ion
ion
ion
ion
Sony Camera,Matri
o
Cursor(up)
Cursor(down)
prot
”, control keyboard displays:
”, control keyboard displays:
ocol
Press Enter key
Aut
o
）
Displays Speed Dome Address
key(page down) to select camera OSD. Press
DVR
key
Pan_
A
(confirmation),
PELCO-D、PELCO-P、SAMSUNG、KALATEL protocol：Adjust preset position:No.55 and
enter menu. Please refer to VI.
02. Take example for SONY camera to introduce each menu function
1)CAM ID：（camera marking No.）
2)DZOOM：OFF（Digital zoom switch）
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
3)FOCUS：AUTO（Auto Focus）
Press down PAN_A key, status from AUTO(auto) MAN(Manual) change
(Select).
4)MIRROR：OFF（Right-Left shift）
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
5)NEGATIVE：OFF
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
6)ICR：AUTO（B/W
Press down PAN_A key, status from AUTO(auto) OFF change
–
color auto shift）
Then select AUTO status, the Day/Night dome camera will shift B/W image when the
illumination is low. When select OFF, will not shit as B/W image.
7)COLOR：OFF（Color display）
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
8)FREEZE：ON（Picture Freeze）
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
9)DISPAY：OFF（Screen display）
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
10)BACKLIGHT：ON
Press down PAN_A key，status from OFF ON change
11)WBC MODE：AUTO（whit balance）
Press down PAN_A key, status from AUTO INDOOR OUTDOOR
MAN
12)BRIGHT：
13)RGAIN：（Red gain）
14)BGAIN：（Blue gain）
15)LOST POWER SAVE（Save set）
Press down DVR key and save set
16)EXIT MENU
Press down DVR key and exit the menu
17)SET PRIVACY ZONE
This function can be optional.
Keyboard Operations
Keyboard Operations
position: No. N
position
position: No. N
Start the second
(17-32preset )
Start Two point
Start the third
group preset
Set two point
6 Protocol Order Chart
(33-48preset )
Start the four
Start the five
(65-79preset )
Start the six group
(81-96preset )
Start the seven
(100-112preset )
Start Two point
Scan s
low spee
d
360
º
S
can
Menu
data confirm
Start Two point
6.1 PELCO-D
P.S.: PELCO protocol has no relative order in control protocol because of part special function. In
order to control some special function of dome, we make function shift to usual function. Usually
adopt "adjust preset position/set preset position order" to make shift. Order shift chart see as below:
N
Code
80
81
82
83
84
,
PELCO-P Protocol Order Chart
Adjust preset
group preset
group preset
(49-64preset )
group preset
preset
Set No. N preset
Set watch preset on
Set watch preset off
Set watch preset
wait time five sec.
Set watch preset
wait time ten sec.
Digital zoom ON
N
Code
89
92
93
95
96
Adjust preset
Scan
high s
Set two po
scan end point
360
slow s
scan s
º
S
peed
tart poi
can
peed
int
Set No. N
preset position
Clear Alarm
nt
Enter into
camera menu
Cursor(up)
360
º
85
group preset
Start the eight
86
group preset
(113-128preset )
87
88
Scan
middle spe
For example: Use control keyboard to control speed dome PELCO protocol.
Set the protocol, address and baud rate to speed dome camera, make it same as that of the
keyboard. When Input 51, then input CALL, the dome will make the slow scanning between two
points. If input 51, then input SHIFT＋CALL, will enter starting point of line scanning(i.e. point 1).
If other some control device to control speed dome camera, Part of special function for Intelligent
high speed dome can
When other control device to control speed dome camera, need set protocol, address and baud rate
ed
’
t be realized because of protocol limitation.
Digital zoom OFF
Auto turn ON
Auto turn OFF
97
98
99
Scan
middle speed
Start the second
group preset
(1-16preset )
high s
peed
Cursor(down)
Menu
Data Select
correctly. When you set address, please set the speed dome protocol 1 more than other control device. For
example: DVR address is 1, dome camera address should be set as 2 for normal control.
7 Exception Handling
Issue
Possible Reason
Solution
Power on, no movement,
no image, indicator light
does not light
Power on, self check, has
image, can
’
t control,
indicator light does not
flicker
Camera can’t reposition
itself. (camera can no
longer move)
Power line connected wrong
Correct it
Power damaged Replace
Blowout Replace
Power line be connected bad
The machine’s address code or
baud rate is wrong
Protocol wrong
RS485 bus be connected wrong
Check it
Reset
Correct it
Check it
Mechanical failure Repair it
Camera incline Correct it
Power is not enough Replace
Image is not stable Video line connected bad Check it
Image is dim
Power is not enough
Focus in manual state
Replace
Operate the machine or adjust a
preset position
Dome is dirty Clean it
VIII. Address-Binary code chart
Binary System Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Matri
Binary System Code
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Binary System Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
00000000 1 00010000 17 00100000 33
00000001 2 00010001 18 00100001 34
00000010 3 00010010 19 00100010 35
00000011 4 00010011 20 00100011 36
00000100 5 00010100 21 00100100 37
00000101 6 00010101 22 00100101 38
00000110 7 00010110 23 00100110 39
00000111 8 00010111 24 00100111 40
00001000 9 00011000 25 00101000 41
00001001 10 00011001 26 00101001 42
00001010 11 00011010 27 00101010 43
00001011 12 00011011 28 00101011 44
00001100 13 00011100 29 00101100 45
00001101 14 00011101 30 00101101 46
00001110 15 00011110 31 00101110 47
00001111 16 00011111 32 00101111 48
BinarySystem;Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Binary System Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Matri
Binary System Code
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
00110000 49 01011001 90 10000010 131
00110001 50 01011010 91 10000011 132
00110010 51 01011011 92 10000100 133
00110011 52 01011100 93 10000101 134
00110100 53 01011101 94 10000110 135
00110101 54 01011110 95 10000111 136
00110110 55 01011111 96 10001000 137
00110111 56 01100000 97 10001001 138
00111000 57 01100001 98 10001010 139
00111001 58 01100010 99 10001011 140
00111010 59 01100011 100 10001100 141
00111011 60 01100100 101 10001101 142
00111100 61 01100101 102 10001110 143
00111101 62 01100110 103 10001111 144
00111110 63 01100111 104 10010000 145
00111111 64 01101000 105 10010001 146
01000000 65 01101001 106
10010010 147
01000001 66 01101010 107 10010011 148
01000010 67 01101011 108 10010100 149
01000011 68 01101100 109 10010101 150
01000100 69 01101101 110 10010110 151
01000101 70 01101110 111 10010111 152
01000110 71 01101111 112 10011000 153
01000111 72 01110000 113 10011001 154
01001000 73 01110001 114 10011010 155
01001001 74 01110010 115 10011011 156
01001010 75 01110011 116 10011100 157
01001011 76 01110100 117 10011101 158
01001100 77 01110101 118 10011110 159
01001101 78 01110110 119 10011111 160
01001110 79 01110111 120 10100000 161
01001111 80 01111000 121 10100001 162
01010000 81 01111001
122 10100010 163
01010001 82 01111010 123 10100011 164
01010010 83 01111011 124 10100100 165
01010011 84 01111100 125 10100101 166
01010100 85 01111101 126 10100110 167
01010101 86 01111110 127 10100111 168
01010110 87 01111111 128 10101000 169
01010111 88 10000000 129 10101001 170
01011000 89 10000001 130 10101010 171
Binary System Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Binary System Code
Matri
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
Matri
Binary System Code
PELCO-D
PELCO-P
10101011 172 11001000 201 11100101 230
10101100 173 11001001 202 11100110 231
10101101 174 11001010 203 11100111 232
10101110 175 11001011 204 11101000 233
10101111 176 11001100 205 11101001 234
10110000 177 11001101 206 11101010 235
10110001 178 11001110 207 11101011 236
10110010 179 11001111 208 11101100 237
10110011 180 11010000 209 11101101 238
10110100 181 11010001 210 11101110 239
10110101 182 11010010 211 11101111 240
10110110 183 11010011 212 11110000 241
10110111 184 11010100 213 11110001 242
10111000 185 11010101 214 11110010 243
10111001 186 11010110 215 11110011 244
10111010 187 11010111 216 11110100 245
10111011 188 11011000 217 11110101 246
10111100 189 11011001 218 11110110
247
10111101 190 11011010 219 11110111 248
10111110 191 11011011 220 11111000 249
10111111 192 11011100 221 11111001 250
11000000 193 11011101 222 11111010 251
11000001 194 11011110 223 11111011 252
11000010 195 11011111 224 11111100 253
11000011 196 11100000 225 11111101 254
11000100 197 11100001 226 11111110 255
11000101 198 11100010 227 11111111 256
11000110 199 11100011 228
11000111 200 11100100 229
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