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SHANY MZC-81XX SERIES User Manual

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  • Page 1 Speed Dome MZC-81XX SERIES MZC-82XX SERIES MZC-91XX SERIES WD Speed Dome MZC-WD81XX SERIES MZC-WD82XX SERIES MZC-WD91XX SERIES...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    INDEX I. Notes on Safety II. Introduction III. Technical Data 1. Technical Parameters of the Intelligent High-speed Dome 2. Camera Parameter for High-speed Dome: (Built in Zoom Camera module). IV. Installation 1. Installation Note 2. Wall mount installation guide 3. Ceiling mount installation guide 4.

  • Page 3: I. Notes On Safety

    I. Notes on Safety Please read the instructions thoroughly before installing or operating the unit. ◎ ◎ Please do not mount the machine on an unstable surface or bracket. Please prevent all liquids or other material from entering the dome housing. ◎...

  • Page 4: Ii. Introduction

    II. Introduction Congratulations on purchasing the speed dome, an intelligent, high-speed dome with a high-performance DSP camera and sophisticated zoom lens. It is an advanced surveillance product combining an all-direction variable speed motor mechanism and digital decoder all in one unit. It is aim to quickly scan continuously, as well as making omni-directional and non-blind-spot monitoring into reality.

  • Page 5: Camera Parameter For High-Speed Dome: (Built In Zoom Camera Module)

    2. Camera Parameter for High-speed Dome: (Built in Zoom Camera module). 18x Camera TV System NTSC Image Sensor 1/4”SONY Super-HAD CCD Number of Total Pixels 470,000 Pixels 410,000 Pixels Resolution Color:540TVL, B/W:560TVL Minimum Illumination Color:0.7Lux@F1.6 (30IRE) ; B/W:0.1Lux@F1.6 (30IRE) Video Output CVBS 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω...
  • Page 6 36x Camera TV System NTSC Image Sensor 1/4”SONY Super-HAD CCD Number of Total Pixels 470,000 Pixels 410,000 Pixels Resolution Color:540TVL, B/W:560TVL Minimum Illumination Color:0.7Lux@F1.6 (30IRE) ; B/W:0.1Lux@F1.6 (30IRE) Video Output CVBS 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω Signal to Noise Ratio More than 50dB Gamma Correction 0.45 Mechanical IR Cut Filter (ICR)
  • Page 7 WD 36x Camera TV System NTSC Image Sensor 1/4" Sony Exview-HAD CCD Number of Total Pixels 440,000 Pixels 380,000 Pixels Resolution 530TVL Minimum Illumination 1.4Lux@F1.6, Slow Shutter Mode:0.1Lux@F1.6, B/W: 0.01 Lux@F1.6 Video Output CVBS 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω Wide Dynamic Range ON (128X) / OFF Signal to Noise Ratio More than 50dB Mechanical IR Cut Filter (ICR)

  • Page 8: Iv. Installation

    IV. Installation 1. Installation Note Power supply note ● Wrong Don’t use uncertified power supply. Don’t use one adapter to supply more than one speed dome in order to avoiding signal disturbance. Right Input voltage should be in AC24±3V current 3A. One adapter for one speed dome only.
  • Page 9 Maintenance note ● Wrong No submerged No high-pressure-water No installation in erosive place Installation / User’s Guide...
  • Page 10 Right Water resistance Use soft waterish cloth to clean cover No erosive objects in installation place Note It is capable to water resistance, but no submerged. Don’t use high-pressure-water upward to the dome. Installation place should avoid erosive water (e.g. air-condition water) dropped to the dome. Installation / User’s Guide...
  • Page 11 Don’t toward the CCD sensor face bright light directly and in long ● duration Wrong(Don’t let the CCD sensor face to dazzling light directly.) Right(Turn the CCD away from the bright light source in order to extend the camera’s life.) Note Avoid the CCD sensor face to dazzling light directly.
  • Page 12 Don’t install unit when power “ON” ● Wrong Don’t install unit power “ON” Right Note Don’t install unit when power ON. During the process of installation, the power supply must be (unplug) at OFF status. Installation / User’s Guide...
  • Page 13 Don’t forcibly turn camera by hand ● Wrong When testing speed dome camera, don’t forcibly turn camera by hand, as it will cause problems to the camera. Right Control equipment (e.g. keyboard, DVR) is required to control the camera movement. Note When testing the speed dome with movements, the control equipments are required.
  • Page 14 Distance at Video signal transmission and RS-485 control ● Wrong ≧ ≧ RS-485 1200m control 32 domes ≧ Video signal dis 300m Image quality decrease, or Out of control Right RS-485 dis＜1200m control less than 32 domes Video signal dis＜300m Image clear Control steadily Installation / User’s Guide...
  • Page 15 Notice 1. Video signal’s transmission distance is 300m by using coaxial-cable. Please use video compensator or optical cable transmission facilities. When distance is required conger than 300M. 2. Please use twisted-pair wire for RS-485 data transmission. 3. If RS-485 transmission distance is further than 1200m, please use signal repeater or signal distributor.

  • Page 16: Wall Mount Installation Guide

    2. Wall mount installation guide Bolt(M5) Mounting Bracket Housing Inner housing Bolt(M3*3) Transparent Dome Camera Module Assemble Sketch Step 1 ◆ Please drill the installation holes site in M8 Bolt size. Step 2 Installation / User’s Guide...
  • Page 17 Step 3 ◆ Take camera module out of package, set the switcher on mode. (Please refer to P.19.20.21 of the manual) Hold the module, align the connection plate to the connection pins and insert the ◆ module (the power supply must be at OFF status), twist the module veerly to the end, to fix it on the base.

  • Page 18: Ceiling Mount Installation Guide

    3. Ceiling mount installation guide Fix board BNC Video Output Port Housing AC 24V Power Input Port RS485 Signal Control Port Module Assemble Sketch Step 1 Use soft cloth to clean cover in order not to scratch the ◆ corer surface. ◆...
  • Page 19 Step 3 Align the holes on board and ceiling, ◆ use spanner to lock the screws. Step 4 Use tool to make breach Put housing on fix board, place ◆ wire in the breach, twist cover clockwise to fix it on the board. Step 5 Take out module of carton, set ◆...
  • Page 20 Step 6 Hold module with two hands, ◆ align arrow at unlocking label, insert terminal to the socket. (The power must be at OFF status) Step 7 Then twist module clockwise ◆ until arrow pointing at locking label in order to fix module on the board.

  • Page 21: Surface Mount Installation Guide

    4. Surface mount installation guide Mount hardware Ceiling Driving-unit Installation Screw-base configuration Step 1 (1) To mount the bracket to the ceiling , the ceiling needs to be excavated. (2) The diameter for the mount hardware should be between 175mm~180mm. (3) The thickness of the ceiling should be between 5mm ~20mm.
  • Page 22 (1) Please release the screws attached under the mount hardware to it’s most flexibility.(In case of mounting on the 20mm ceiling). (2) Push the hardware up to the most-upper-position of the excavated ceiling, and meanwhile ,the clips will be stuck on the ceiling. (3) Fasten the released screws and then the clip will fix on the ceiling.
  • Page 23 Step 4 Twist the screw-base clockwise to make it fix firmly. Screw-base Finalized installation diagram Installation / User’s Guide...

  • Page 24: V. Settings

    V. Settings 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 Dip switches to keeping the setting consistent with the control system. The relative code switch site and connecting wires are diagramed below for reference.

  • Page 25: Speed Dome Camera Address Setting

    2. Speed Dome Camera Address Setting The address code (Cam ID) for the speed dome must to be properly set before use to ensure accurate addressing of the domes for control at center. The address code is made up of SW201 (8-bits) dip switch on PCB board. The 8-bit switch uses the 8421 binary coded decimal system;...

  • Page 26: Speed Dome Camera Communication Protocol Setting

    3. Speed Dome Camera Communication Protocol Setting The 1st, 2nd and 3rd bits in SW202 are used to set communication protocol (see following figure) Restore Daisy chain Note After establishing the communication protocol, please restart the unit to save the ◆...

  • Page 27: Restore The Factory Default

    5. Restore the factory default Please keep the dip switch at the position” off” when using the speed dome. The switch is designed to restore the factory default, and it is advised to be controlled by the engineers of distributor locally. After operating this function, all the previous settings will be removed.

  • Page 28: Rs-485 Bus Matching Resistance

    7. RS-485 Bus Matching Resistance For better centralized control, a matching resistance should be set in parallel via RS-485 interface at the speed dome that is farthest from the center controller. By doing this, those signal reflection and interference from the RS-485 signal and the like can be cleared up. There is a switcher for controlling of the matching resistance at the end of SW202 on the PCB board.

  • Page 29: Ac/Dc Power Supply

    8. AC/DC power supply The default power supply is AC 24V, if you choose to power with DC24V, please shift the power code AC 24 + (red colored) to DC 24V input on the drive board, and also shift the power code AC24 –...
  • Page 30 DC 24V ◆ Installation / User’s Guide...

  • Page 31: Vi. User's Operation

    VI. User’s Operation The Speed Domes have been implemented and compatible to PELCO (D/P type) protocol that works with all devices such as DVR, Video Servers, PC, and keyboards that compatible to the same protocol for system integration and operation handy. 1.

  • Page 32: Preset Function

    Note: When the followings occur, the speed dome may not be able to focus properly: When the object is not at the camera＇s viewing center; With complicated front and background, the good focusing can not be ensured for all. The taken object is too bright—if it is lit by the laminator such as spotlight, neon-lamb, etc. Fast-moving object Objects stay behind glasses with water-drops or covered by a layer of dust A big plain object and dull in color or background—such as a plain wall...

  • Page 33: Pattern Function

    4. PATTERN Function With the PATTERN feature, it can unite PRESET #1 ~ #10 to group a pattern and perform the presets in order continuously.  Execute PATTERN function Press the PATTERN function key on the controller to activate the PATTERN function. Note: (1) The PATTERN function is to group the PRESETs from #1 to #10 and perform all position orderly continuously.

  • Page 34: Camera Menu (Osd Menu) Setting

    Right Limit position: Press 93 + preset keys to save the finish point of the scanning function  Execute the Scanning function: with the following options (1) At Middle speed: Press 99 + preset keys or Auto Scan key , the speed dome will move in between of the start and the finish point at middle speed.

  • Page 35: X Camera Menu

    9. 18x Camera Menu (1) NEGATIVE：OFF Status OFF (2) DZOOM：OFF (Digital zoom switch) Status OFF (3) FOCUS：AUTO (Auto Focus) Status AUTO (auto) MAN (Manual) (4) MIRROR：OFF (Right-Left shift) Status OFF (5) SLOWSHUTTER：ON Status OFF (6) ICR：AUTO (B/W – color auto shift) Mode AUTO (7) COLOR：OFF (Color display) Status OFF...
  • Page 36 (16) GAIN： Move right to increase the value. Move Left to decrease the value. (17) SHUTTER： Move right to increase the value. Move Left to decrease the value. (18) IRIS：(Iris adjustment) Move right to increase the value. Move Left to decrease the value. (19) SET PRIVACY ZONE：...

  • Page 37: X Camera Menu

    10. 36x Camera Menu MAIN MENU SYSTEM LANGUAGE CAMERA ID CAMERA BAUD RATE PROTOCOL FIRMWARE RESTORE TITLE DISPLAY CARMERA ID CAMERA PRESET DATE/TIME ZOOM RATIO ALARM ALARM MESSAGE TITLE TITLE MESSAG PRESET PRESET NO. POSI SAVE DELETE TITLE PAUSE TIME CAMERA LENS IMAGE...

  • Page 38: Appendix

    Appendix SPECIAL FUNCTIONS SETUP – Reference Table preset FLIP Move to HOME Home position Activate Home function Disable Home function to exit option in MENU PAN : 360∘ Left Limit Right Limit go to OSD MENU Scanning at middle speed Installation / User’s Guide...

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