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Summary of Contents for VERVIEW OVU00106
- Page 1 Sparkle Dome Technical Manual Product Number: OVU00106, OVU00145, OVU00144 Manual Revision: 1.2.3 Software Version: 2.0.0 www.overview.co.uk This is the property of Overview Limited, no copying without permission 23 May 2013 except as permitted by copyright law...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction................................4 Product Features ..............................4 Precautions and Warnings............................ 4 Contents Supplied within the Box ........................5 Instructions for the Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment ..............5 Product Specification............................6 Menu System ..............................6 Drive Capabilities .............................. 6 Video System .............................. - Page 3 Address Switches ............................19 Menu Structure ..............................20 Introduction..............................20 Menu Structure – Notes ..........................20 Menu Control Commands ..........................21 Run Menu ............................... 21 Setup Menu ..............................22 Motion Menu..............................22 Motion Menu – Formatting Position ......................23 Motion Menu – Setting Up a Tour........................24 Motion Menu –...
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Page 4: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for choosing the Overview Sparkle fully functional Dome camera. Sparkle is an integrated CCD camera, optical zoom lens and high-speed pan and tilt system. The unit requires external control equipment to access all its functions. Product Features The Sparkle PTZ Dome is a highly flexible precision camera system with a high resolution, high sensitivity day/night camera and either 18x, 28x or 36x optical zoom. -
Page 5: Contents Supplied Within The Box
Contents Supplied within the Box Tile Mount Dome Components Supplied Pendant Mount Dome Components Supplied Tile mount Dome unit Pendant Mount Dome unit Installation and set-up guide CD Installation and set-up guide CD Cavity fixing screws Cable assembly Instructions for the Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment The Wheelie Bin symbol on this product or its packaging indicates that the product is required to be disposed of in an acceptable manner. -
Page 6: Product Specification
Product Specification Menu System The Sparkle on screen menu system offers a simple, intuitive and powerful interface to the complete set of Dome features, with password protection for increased security. Password protection: Built in Languages supported: English, French, Spanish, German and Italian Drive Capabilities Specification Value... -
Page 7: Lens
Lens Camera specific (see table below) FCB-EX985EP FCB-EX1020P Camera FCB-EX49EP 18x optical zoom 28x optical zoom 36x optical zoom Lens f=4.1mm (wide) to f=3.5mm (wide) to f=3.4mm (wide) to 73.8mm (tele) 98.0mm (tele) 122.4mm (tele) F1.4 to F3.0 F1.35 to F3.7 F1.6 to F4.5 Digital zoom 12x (216x with optical... -
Page 8: Controller Protocols
Controller Protocols Protocols Name RS-485 Overview BBV 485 Ikegami i-LAN Ikegami 485 Pelco P Pelco D Phillips Samsung Kalatel Sensormatic Ultrack VTC Scorpio CBC C-Dome Forward Vision MIC1-300 Vicon SISS COHN Pelco Coaxitron ™ Co-axial Baxall FSK-STD BBV UTC This is the property of Overview Limited, no copying without permission 23 May 2013 except as permitted by copyright law... -
Page 9: Installation / Connection
Installation / Connection Wall Mounting Bracket Using the base casting as a template, drill and fit wall plugs to the mounting surface. Fit and screw the base casting to the mounting surface. The cable loom needs to be routed through the various mounting bracket components prior to final assembly. -
Page 10: External / Internal Pendant Mount Dome
External / Internal Pendant Mount Dome Mounting Fitting of the safety cable Lift the plastic cover away from the fixing point on the wall bracket. Clip the caribenna at the end of the safety cable into the eyelet that is fitted to the wall bracket. Eyelet Caribenna Fig 2... -
Page 11: Mounting The Dome Unit
Mounting the Dome unit Make sure the four M6 cap head screws are un-screwed so the heads of the screw are at least 5mm above the top of the Dome unit. Align the four screws through the holes in the bracket and rotate the Dome so the screws move into the slots in the bracket. -
Page 12: Address Switch Access
Address Switch Access Removal of Internal Mechanism 1. Un-screw the three M5 cap head screws in the lower housing. The screws are captive and will not fall out of the lower housing. 2. The internal mechanism will drop by approximately 5mm. A safety plate in the upper housing will hold it there. -
Page 13: Accessing The Address Switches
Accessing the Address Switches 1. Rotate the internal drive, making sure not to touch the sensitive PCB, until the two address switches can be seen through the internal cover. 2. The address switches can now be rotated using a small flat screwdriver to the appropriate settings. Address Switches Fig 6... -
Page 14: Internal Tile Mount Dome - Mounting
Internal Tile Mount Dome – Mounting Hole Cutting Template 1. Cut the profile below into the tilt you will be mounting the Dome into. Fig 7 Ceiling Mount Disassembly 1. Unclip the cover ring from the ceiling mount Dome. 2. Unscrew the locking screw, it is captive in the locking ring and should not completely fall out. 3. -
Page 15: External Cover Mounting
External Cover Mounting 1. Mount the external cover into the pre-cut tile using the M4 cavity screw supplied. 2. Connect the screw terminal block and BNC connector as described in the ceiling mount – electrical connection (Fig 12) part of this guide. Fig 9 Fitting of Internal Mechanism into External Cover 1. -
Page 16: Address Switch Access
Address Switch Access 1. Remove internal mechanism as shown in section `Ceiling Mount Disassembly’ (Fig 8). 2. Rotate internal drive until you can access the address switches through the hole in the internal housing. Fig 11 Electrical Connections 1. Please see below the electrical connections for the ceiling mount Dome. 2. -
Page 17: Address Switches Settings And Controller Protocols
Address Switches Settings and Controller Protocols The address switches are used to set up the controller protocol and the unit ID of each Dome. There are 255 unit ID’s and a maximum of 32 control protocols. The following figures and tables outline how to set up address switches on a unit. - Page 18 Notes: It must be changed on Dipswitch S3 (nearest base), Bit 1-5 only. In the table below: 0 - OFF 1 – ON Dipswitch S3 Baud Number Protocol – RS485 bit 5 --- 1 Rate OVERVIEW 00000 9600 PELCO_P 9600 00001 9600 PELCO_P 4800...
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Page 19: Address Switches
Address Switches YELLOW 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191... -
Page 20: Menu Structure
Menu Structure Introduction Sparkle Dome uses a straightforward, simple, intuitive conventional menu structure which features: Multilingual: the menu can be displayed in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian Simple intuitive menus Minimised menu pages and key entry for actions ... -
Page 21: Menu Control Commands
Menu Control Commands GO TO PRESET 95 enters and exits the menus on all protocols with the exception of Kalatel (PRESET 63). GO TO PRESET 1 acts as select once in the menus. In addition to this, the following, more convenient, commands also act as enter menu and menu select. -
Page 22: Setup Menu
Setup Menu 1. The SETUP menu gives the operator full access to set up presents and tours as well as other features of the unit (See Fig 19). SETUP menu is password protected (See Fig 20). 2. The password is defaulted to “AAAAAA” and can be changed in the CHANGE PASSWORD MENU (See Fig 69). -
Page 23: Motion Menu - Formatting Position
Motion Menu – Formatting Position 1. Clicking on a position number takes the user to the FORMAT POSITION menu (See Fig 23 & 24). 2. The FORMAT POSITION menu allows the operator to setup a preset position. The top line displays the position number and its status. -
Page 24: Motion Menu - Setting Up A Tour
Motion Menu – Setting Up a Tour 1. Selecting MOTION from SETUP menu allows an operator to set up tours (See Fig 26). 2. Selecting a slow (1-8) or fast (9-16) tour from the MOTION menu takes the operator to the SETUP TOUR menu (See Fig 27). -
Page 25: Motion Menu - Setting Up A Mimic Tour
Motion Menu – Setting Up a Mimic Tour 1. Selecting MOTION from SETUP menu allows an operator to set up mimic tours (See Fig 30). 2. Selecting a mimic (MX) tour from the MOTION menu (See Fig 30) takes the operator to the SET UP MIMIC Tour menu (See Fig 32). -
Page 26: Video Settings
Video Settings 1. Selecting VIDEO from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the VIDEO SETTINGS menu (See Fig 34). 2. From the VIDEO SETTINGS menu the operator can change the following options (See Fig 35): a. PICTURE MODE: toggles between COL/MON, COLOUR and MONO. This sets up which display mode is used by the camera. -
Page 27: Joystick Settings
Joystick Settings 1. Selecting JOYSTICK from the SETUP menu takes the operator to JOYSTICK SETTINGS menu, which allows the operator to adjust the control settings of the Dome (See Fig 36). 2. From the JOYSTICK SETTINGS menu the following features can be adjusted (See Fig 37): a. -
Page 28: Privacy Menu
Privacy Menu 1. Selecting PRIVACY from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the SET UP PRIVACY ZONE menu (See Fig 38). 2. The Dome can store 24 privacy zones. The camera can only display 8 privacy zones on the screen at any one time (See Fig 39). -
Page 29: Alarms Menu - Alarm Setup
Alarms Menu – Alarm Setup 1. Selecting ALARMS from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the ALARM SETUP menu where alarm actions, masks and holidays can be formatted (See Fig 41 & 42). 2. Selecting an alarm takes the operator to the FORMAT ALARM menu (See Fig 43). Fig 41 Setup menu screen Fig 42 Alarm Setup menu screen 1. -
Page 30: Alarms Menu - Alarm Mask Setup
Alarms Menu – Alarm Mask Setup 1. Selecting ALARMS from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the ALARM SETUP menu where alarm actions, masks and holidays can be formatted (See Fig 45 & 46). 2. Selecting an alarm mask from the ALARM SETUP MENU takes the operator to the ALARM MASK SETUP menu (see Fig 47). -
Page 31: Alarms Menu - Alarm Holiday Setup
Alarms Menu – Alarm Holiday Setup 1. Selecting ALARMS from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the ALARM SETUP menu where alarm actions, masks and holidays can be formatted (See Fig 49 & 50). 2. Selecting an alarm holiday from the ALARM SETUP menu takes the operator to the FORMAT ALARM HOLIDAY menu (See Fig 51). -
Page 32: Display Options
Display Options 1. Selecting DISPLAY OPTIONS from the SETUP menu takes the operator to the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu, where options regarding display information can be adjusted (See Fig 53 & 54). 2. From the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu the following features can be adjusted: INFO DISPLAY: toggles between ON and OFF to control whether the Dome information is displayed on the screen. -
Page 33: Display Options - Editing Default Position Text
Display Options – Editing Default Position Text 1. Selecting EDIT DEFAULT POS TEXT from the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu takes the operator to the menu, where the default position text can be edited (See Fig 55 & 56). 2. This text is used when a preset position has no display text of its own and is accompanied by the relevant position number. -
Page 34: Display Options - Setting Up Date And Time
Display Options – Setting Up Date and Time 1. Selecting DATE AND TIME SETUP from the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu takes the operator to the DATE AND TIME menu (See Fig 59 & 60). 2. In DATE AND TIME menu, selecting DATE FORMAT changes the displayed date format between OFF, SHORT, MEDIUM and LONG. -
Page 35: Special Settings
Special Settings 1. SPECIAL SETTINGS menu gives access to the technical features of the Dome (See Fig 63). 2. From the SPECIAL SETTINGS menu the following features can be adjusted (See Fig 64): a. POWER FAIL: toggles between P/T/JOY, P/T and OFF and controls what type of action is stored when the Dome is powered down. -
Page 36: Special Settings - Setting Timeout Time
Special Settings – Setting Timeout Time 1. By selecting TIMEOUT TIME from the SPECIAL SETTINGS menu, the operator can set the time after which the Dome executes its timeout action (See Fig 65 & 66). Fig 65 Special Settings menu screen Fig 66 Timeout Time screen Special Settings –... -
Page 37: Changing The Password
Changing the Password 1. CHANGE PASSWORD menu allows the user to change the password used to enter the SETUP menu (See Fig 69-72). 2. If the wrong password is entered at any point the current CHANGE PASSWORD screen will be redisplayed. -
Page 38: Warranty Return Procedure
Warranty Return Procedure Use the following procedure to return a unit to Overview Ltd: Telephone or write to Overview Ltd, for a Return Authorization (R.M.A.). Do not ship the equipment until you receive the RMA. Overview Ltd. 55 Bendon Valley London SW18 4LZ Tel: +44 (0) 208 875 0984...
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