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  • Page 1 PTZ DOME SYSTEM SC-S36...

  • Page 3: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer • While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is accurate and complete, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions • NUVICO reserves the right to change the specifications of the hardware and software described herein at any time without prior notice. • No part of this guide may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, by any means, without prior written permission of NUVICO. • NUVICO makes no warranties for damages resulting from corrupted or lost data due to a mistaken operation or malfunction of the cameras, peripheral devices, or unapproved/ unsupported devices.

  • Page 4: Warning And Caution

    Warning and Caution WARNING! TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT. CAUTION! The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature accompanying the product.

  • Page 5: Fcc Compliance Statement

    FCC Compliance Statement FCC INFORMATION: THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH THE LIMITS FOR A CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE, PURSUANT TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. THESE LIMITS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE REASONABLE PROTECTION AGAINST H ARMFUL INTERFERENCE WHEN THE EQUIPMENT IS OPERATED I N A COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT.

  • Page 6: Important Safeguards

    Important Safeguards • Read these instructions. • Heed all warnings. • Follow all instructions. • Do not use this equipment near water. • Clean only with dry cloth. • Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. • Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other equipment (including amplifiers) that produce heat. • Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replace- ment of the obsolete outlet. • Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, conve- nience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the equipment. • Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. • Unplug this equipment during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time. • Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the equip- ment has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the equipment, the equipment has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. • CAUTION - THIS MANUAL IS FOR USE BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO RE- DUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN THAT CONTAINED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO SO.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Warning and Caution .
  • Page 8 3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3 .3 .0 Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 3.3.1 Language .

  • Page 9: Introduction

    This full-featured camera comes equipped with a high resolution 1/4” Interline transfer CCD Imager, which enhances low light sensitivity and provides crystal clear pictures even in challenging lighting environments. Additionally, a user-friendly on-screen display (OSD) menu makes setup and programing functions simple and easy. Now equipped with proprietary EZ-Coax™ transmission, initial setup and maintenance can be done easily and safely on the ground or a central- ized location. *Before installing and using this camera, please read this manual fully and carefully, and be sure to keep it handy for later use. Key Features • 1/4” CCD Sensor • 550 TV Lines • 36X A/F Optical Zoom Lens (3.4~122.4mm) 12X Digital Zoom (combined total of 432x) • Modular Design • Time sync with up to 10 Scheduled Actions • Day/Night Functionality with ICR • EZ-Coax™: NUVICO Up-the-Coax Telemetry Control • Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) • Multiple Protocol Support with Auto Detection and Setup • “Instant Digital Flip” of 180° during Tilt Travel • 360° Continuous Pan • Download / Save / Upload PTZ Settings using CK-1000 • Built-in Power Surge Protection • Power Requirement: 24VAC (40VA)

  • Page 10: Content Verification

    1. Introduction Content Verification Before installing the camera, please make sure that all of the following items are included in the box. EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome Series 1. EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome Camera 2. Aluminum Pendant Housing w/ Wall Mount (Pendant Housing Model) 3. Installation Manual 4. Mounting Hardware Available Models • NTSC: SC-S36N-PHW (Pendant Housing), SC-S36N-FMH (Flush Mount Housing) EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome Camera Dimensions See the diagram below for the exact dimensions for the EasyTrak ™ PTZ Dome Camera Dimensions.

  • Page 11: Installation And Configuration

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.0 Typical System Configuration Additional Controller Keyboard and a variety of external switching devices such as Multiplexers (MUXes) and Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) may be incorporated to accommodate the needs from a small to a large surveillance/security system. Figure.

  • Page 12: Basic Configuration Of Easytrak™ Ptz Dome System

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.1 Basic Configuration of EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome System Figure. 2 Illustrates the Basic Installation Configuration.

  • Page 13: Connecting The Easytrak™ Ptz Dome Directly To The Dvr

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.2 Connecting the EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome Directly to the DVR • Locate the RS-422 Rx+ & Rx- conductor wire from the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome. • Connect the RS-485 Tx(+)/ Tx(-) of the DVR into Rx(+)/Rx(-) of the PTZ dome camera.

  • Page 14: Connecting The Easytrack™ Ptz Dome To The Ez-Coax

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.4 Connecting the EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome to the EZ-Coax™ (FIGURE1: SW2 #1 is ON) (FIGURE1: SW2 #1 is OFF) RS-485 Connection KEYBOARD CONTROLLER EZ-Coax™ BNC Connection Figure. 5 Illustrates connecting EasyTrak™ PTZ to the EZ-Coax™ Transceiver. Use minimum of AC 24V / 40VA power source. • Connect the VIDEO-OUT jack to the VIDEO-INPUT of the device. • As the connecting method varies with the equipment, refer to the manual supplied with the equipment.

  • Page 15: Connecting The Easytrak™ Ptz Dome To The Dvr Via J-Box

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.5 Connecting the EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome to the DVR via J-box Figure. 6 Illustrates connecting EasyTrak™ PTZ dome & DVR into the Controller Keyboard. DOME 1 DOME 2 DATA 1 SLAVE 1 DOME 2 RS-232C + - + - + - ALARM / DVR DATA 1 REAR...

  • Page 16: Dip Switch Layout Diagram

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.6 DIP Switch Layout Diagram EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera must be installed by a qualified service personnel only. Before installing this camera system, Instruction Manual must be read thoroughly and fully understood. This setup procedure involves proper setting of the configu- ration switches indicated below.

  • Page 17: Easytrak™ Ptz Dome Camera Address (Id)

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.7 EasyTrak™ PTZ Dome Camera Address (ID) Each EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera must have a unique address (ID). Identical IDs on the same line may damage the control circuit caused by an electrical short. When install- ing multiple cameras or a DVR, it is recommended that cameras ID’s be identical to the camera port of the DVR. Cam Port 1 = Dome ID 1, Cam Port 2 = Dome ID 2 ... Cam Port 16 = Dome ID 16. If more than 16 PTZ cameras are installed using two or more DVRs the following formula is usedful to determine the Dome ID: ID = 16x (n-1) +m (Where n = number of DVR, m = Camera Port) Refer to Figure. 8 for setting the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera address (ID) and protocol selection. DOME ID 100 10 100 / 10 / 1: Indicates the digit placement of the Dome ID number.

  • Page 18: Setting Protocols

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.8 Setting Protocols EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera is capable of supporting multiple protocols if the com- munication speed is matched (same baud rate i.e., 9600 bps). All EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera comes with ‘Auto Detection’ as factory default for optimal performance. Note: Consult service personnel if the PTZ dome camera is installed with a device other than a recommended PTZ camera controller. Figure. 9 Illustrates the Protocol Selection Tables...

  • Page 19: Connections

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.9 Connections • How to Connect to RS-485 The EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera has built-in RS-485 receiver so that it can be con- trolled remotely by an external control device such as a Controller Keyboard or a DVR. RS-485: Connect the TXA (Tx+) and TXB (Tx-) of the RS-485 control devices (KBD, DVR...) to TRX+, TRX- of the dome camera. RS-485 does not allow for a star connection layout. A Splitter is required if a star con- nection layout is desired. RS-485 guarantees 1.2 Km of data line routing. A Repeater is recommended to extend over 1.2 Km. • Connecting the Video Output Refer to Figure. 2 - Basic Installation Diagram • Connecting the Alarms AL1 to 8 (Alarm In) Magnetic, PIR or other external sensor devices can be used to signal the PTZ camera reacting to an event. Refer to Chapter 3.2 - Program and Operation for configuring alarm input. GND (Ground) Note: All the connectors marked GND are common. Connect the ground of the Alarm input and(or) the Alarm Output to the GND connector.
  • Page 20 2. Installation and Configuration 2.1.9 Connections (Continued) • NO / NC (Normally Opened or Normally Closed dry contact relay output) EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera can activate external devices such as buzzers or lights using dry contact relays. Connect the device to the NO (NC) (Alarm Out) and COM (Common) connectors. See Chapter 3 - Program and Operation for configuring alarm output. • Connecting the Power Connect the AC 24V 40VA power to the camera. Use certified / Listed Class 2 power supply transformer only.

  • Page 21: Mounting The Easytrak™ Ptz Dome Camera

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.2.0 Mounting the EasyTrack™ PTZ Dome Camera Make sure that all the DIP switches are properly configured, and the external connections all properly connected before mounting the PTZ camera to any surface. The EasyTrak™ PTZ camera is designed to mount on a structural body supporting load of up to 5 Kg. Figure. 10 Example of Typical Ceiling Mounted Installation. INSTALLING THE CAMERA HEAD TO THE HOUSING BASE 1. Firmly hold the PTZ camera head as illustrated above. 2. Look carefully at the base of the camera head (PTZ module) and the base of the camera housing (enclosure) making certain that the 20-pin connector are on the same side. Rotate the camera head if necessary. 3. Align the latch hooks on both sides of the camera head and at the base of the camera housing, then push firmly until one hook snaps into place. 4. Snap the other remaining latch hook into place. 5. Once both sides are securely latched on, screw in the lock-screws located at the adjacent sides of the latch hooks.

  • Page 22: Power On & Boot-Up Sequence

    2. Installation and Configuration 2.2.1 Power On & Boot-Up Sequence When the EasyTrak™ PTZ camera is powered up, it will automatically start the boot-up sequence. The following information is displayed once the boot-up sequence is complete. SC-S Series V1.2 SC-S Series V1.2 Camera Type : 363N ID : 0001 9600bps Auto ID : 0001 9600bps Auto Wait Dome Setting. Wait Dome Setting. Pan Sensing. Init Pan Origin Set OK Tilt Sensing.

  • Page 23: Program & Operation

    3. Program & Operation 3.0 Dome Camera Selection Prior to programming or operating the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera, please make sure that both the camera and the Controller Keyboard is communicating. In order for changes to take effect, particular dome camera’s ID must be selected on the controller. Example: Pressing [1] then [6] then [CAM] key sequentially will select the camera 16. The selected camera ID will be displayed on the monitor. Principle of joystick usage in the programming (editing) mode is displayed below: Button or Joystick movement in menu Function Go into the sub-menu items. Execute the command(exit) Joystick left or right Change value. Navigate through the menu items. Joystick up or down Navigate through the menu items.

  • Page 24: Home Function

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions IMPORTANT: This section covers the programming of EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera when directly connected to the NUVICO Controller Keyboard. For programming using only the DVR, please refer to your DVR manual. 3.1.0 Function Access the ‘Function’ section of the OSD Main menu to designate a Home Function, program Presets, Patterns, Scans, or setup complicated Tours. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard, the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Main Menu Function Function Home Function Alarm Preset Screen Pattern Camera Scan Data Tour Schedule Run Function Setup Exit Exit Main-menu Sub-menu Select the ‘Function’ option, then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the ‘Func- tion’ sub-menu. Note: To accessed the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera’s OSD menu using your DVR, press the [Menu] button while in the PTZ menu.
  • Page 25 3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.1 Home Function ([MENU] Button _ Function _Home Function) Please program the Preset,Tour, Pattern, or AutoScan prior to designating the ‘Home Function . ’ The ‘Home Function’ recalls the predefined function, such as Preset, Tour, Pattern, or AutoScan as the default function after an assigned period of inactivity passes. Function: Tour/ Preset/ Pattern / AutoScan Home Function Number: --- Time: 10~240 Seconds Function : Tour Operation: Disable Number : ----...

  • Page 26: Preset

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.2 Preset ([MENU] Button _ Function _ Preset [Preset]) Preset is designed to store Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, and Iris settings. Once programmed, pressing combinations of [0~9] number buttons followed by the [Preset] button on the controller keyboard ([0~240] _ [Preset]) will automatically recall the predefined Preset. Presets may be assigned to alarm actions or as the ’Home Function.’ Preset programming menu allows for up to 30 pages, with each page programmable up to 8 Presets. F (Focus): Auto / Manual Preset 1/30 Preset 01/30 I (Iris): Auto / Manual / Iris Prior / Shutter Prior / Brightness B (BLC): OFF / ON TITLE SETUP TITLE SETUP W (WDR): ON / Auto / OFF PRESET1 PRESET1 --------------------- --------------------- A: Automatic --------------------- --------------------- M: Manual --------------------- ---------------------...
  • Page 27 3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.2 Preset (Continued) Editing the Title Name (Programming the Preset Continued) 4. Move the cursor over to the ‘TITLE’ field, twist the Joystick handle to enter the custom name for the Preset. 5. Once in the ‘Edit Title’ sub-menu, enter the desired name. Highlight the desired space of the title name and twist the Joystick handle to initiate the character selection. Start- ing from left and moving one space at a time to the right, select from the symbols and alphanumeric characters below the default title until the desired Title name has been fully entered. 6. Finish the Preset programming by scrolling down to the next empty slot, or all the way to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Should you want to program another Preset, simply repeat steps 2~6 while highlighting the next empty Preset slot. Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving.

  • Page 28: Pattern

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions Deleting the Programmed Preset - To delete a programmed Preset, press [OFF] or [HOME] button while highlighting the undesirable Preset. Overwriting the Programmed Preset - Overwriting the programmed Preset is possible without having to go through the camera’s OSD main menu. Pressing [0~248] button fol- lowed by [Preset] button respectively, recalls the programmed Preset position; however, pressing the [Shift] button in between the two buttons ([0~248] _ [Shift] _ [Preset]) will re-programs the Preset to the current view. Preset Programming Shortcut - The reprogramming method described above can also be used as a shortcut method of programming the Preset. Simply press [1~248] to des- ignate a Preset number, followed by [Shift] then [Preset] button to program the Preset. Note: If the selected Preset slot is occupied, you will be prompted to overwrite the exist- ing Preset. 3.1.3 Pattern ([MENU] Button _ Function _ Pattern [Pattern]) The Pattern function is designed to store and memorize complicated movements of the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera for total of 240 seconds. Once programmed, pressing the combination of [0~4] number buttons followed by the [Pattern] button on the Controller...
  • Page 29 3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.3 Pattern (Continued) PROGRAMMING THE PATTERN 1. Press the [Pattern] button to display the PTZ Pattern menu. ([Menu] Button _ Function _ Pattern Shortcut: [Pattern] 2. Select an empty Pattern slot (‘SEC’ for ‘seconds’ must read ‘000’). The Pattern record- ing is initiated by twisting the Joystick handle. Once the PTZ dome camera has been moved in a desired Pattern for up to 240 seconds (For zoom operation, twist the Joystick handle), press the Focus [Near or Far] button to end the recording. 3. Move the cursor over to the ‘TITLE’ field to enter the custom name for the Pattern. Using the ‘Edit Title’ page enter the desired title name (See step 6 of ‘Programming the Preset’ Pg.27) 4. Finish the Pattern programming by scrolling down to the next empty slot, or all the way to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Should you want to program another Pattern, simply repeat steps 2~3 while highlighting the next empty Pattern slot. Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving. Deleting the Programmed Pattern - To delete a programmed Pattern, press [OFF] or the [HOME] button while highlighting the undesirable Pattern.

  • Page 30: Scan

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.4 Scan ([MENU] Button _ Function _ Scan [Scan]) The Scan function is designed to store and memorize 2 specific points of the surveillance perimeter--the ‘Start’ point and the ‘End’ point. Once programmed, the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera will start the scan from the designated start point and move horizontally or diagonally to the end point and back in the predetermined speed. ([0~16] _ [Scan]). Scan 01: Autoscan01 SCAN MENU 01/08 Note: Although the scan title has been already assigned, it can be easily modified to reflect the Scan 01: AUTOSCAN01 programmed scan. It has the added benefit of being Speed easily identified by the user. Start NONE NONE Speed: 1 (Slower) ~ 8 (Faster) Start: Designated Start point Swap End: Designated End point Save And Exit Dir (Direction): CW(Clockwise) / CCW(Counter Clockwise) Swap: Swaps the START point and END point...
  • Page 31 3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.4 Scan (Continued) 1. Move the cursor down to the ‘Dir’ option. Determine the direction of the scan to either ‘CW’ (Clockwise) or ‘CCW’ (Counter Clockwise). 2. Move the cursor down to the ‘Swap’ option. You can swap the ‘Start’ position with the ‘End’ position using this option. 3. Finish the scan programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving. Deleting the Programmed Scan - To delete a programmed Scan, press [OFF] or [HOME] button while highlighting the undesirable Scan.

  • Page 32: Tour

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.5 Tour ([MENU] Button _ Function _ Tour [Tour]) There are total of 8 Tours that can be programmed in the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera. Each tour can be made up of any number of Presets, Patterns, and Scans, to a total of 32 pre-programmed functions. Tour 01: Tour01 (Tour01-Tour08) Tour 01: TOUR01 01/04 Note: Although the tour title has been already assigned, it can be easily modified to reflect the programmed Func TITLE Tour. It has the added benefit of being easily identified Prst PRESET1 by the user. Scan AUTOSCAN01 Ptrn PATTERN01 Func (Function): Preset / Scan / Pattern. ----- ----- --------------------- No.: Indicates the number of the function. ----- ----- --------------------- S (Speed): Fast / Medium / Slow...

  • Page 33: Run Function

    3.1 Programming the PTZ Functions 3.1.5 Tour (Continued) 1. By default, the ‘No.’ (number) slot will automatically be set to ‘01.’ Move the cursor over to ‘No.’ and define the function number by scrolling through the available programmed functions, if another number is desired. 2. The ‘S’ (speed) and the ‘DW’ (dwell time), is the speed and dwell time between the selected functions. These fields are automatically filled-in to their default setting of Slow and 3 seconds. You may customize these option by moving the cursor over to the ‘S’ or ‘DW,’ and selecting a different speed or dwell time. 3. Repeat steps 3~5 for each available slot until a desired Tour has been entered. 4. Finish the Tour programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving. Deleting the Programmed Tour - To delete a programmed Tour, press [OFF] or [HOME] button while highlighting the undesirable Tour. 3.1.6 Run Function ([MENU] Button _ Function _ Run Function) The Run Function allows you to run the programmed function or alarm without exiting out of the OSD menu. This function is useful in testing out the programmed function or alarm.

  • Page 34: Programming The Alarm

    3.2 Programming the Alarm 3.2.0 Alarm ([MENU] Button _ Alarm) The Alarm function is designed to trigger specific pre-programmed function of the Easy- Trak™ PTZ dome camera when there are changes in the input statuses. The PTZ dome camera reports the alarm state to the Controller Keyboard. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘ALARM’ option, then press the Joystick handle to the right to access its sub-menu. No (Number): Alarm Input Number Fun (Function): 001 ~ 240 (Preset) / T01 ~ T04 (Tour) / A01 ~ A08 (Scan) / P01 ~ P04 (Pattern) Priority 0 (Pattern, Scan, Tour) Pri (Priority): Lower Number = Higher Priority Priority 1 ~ 8 (Preset) / Priority 0 (Pattern, Scan, Tour) In: NO/NC - Normally Open/Closed, OFF - Ignore Out: R01 - Relay Out 1 / R02 - Relay Out 2 / OFF - No Input Hld (Held): 01~99 sec. (Alarm held time) Latch: ON (Shows ALL Alarms including past Alarm), OFF (Shows ACTIVATED Alarms ONLY) As indicated above, to set any sophisticated functions, such as Pattern, Scan, or Tour, you must set the ‘Pri’ (Priority) to zero. It is important to note that when an Alarm is triggered at two separate locations simultaneously, the camera can only follow one direction at a time. And because of this, it is recommended that all priority numbers be different across 8 alarm inputs. Note: There are total of 9 levels (Including 0) of priority. Levels 1~8 supports Presets (Pxx) only. However, the highest priority level ‘0,’ supports higher functions such as Pat- tern (Pxx), Scan (Axx), and Tour (Txx).

  • Page 35: Alarm

    3.2 Programming the Alarm 3.2.0 Alarm (Continued) PROGRAMMING THE ALARM 1. Under Alarm 01, select the desired Preset by scrolling through the available pro- grammed Presets. Scroll by twisting the Joystick handle. (Note: To select a Pattern, Scan, or Tour instead of Preset, change the priority setting to ‘0’.) 2. Select the desired Status of Input (NC/NO/OFF), and Status of Output (R01~R02/OFF) by twisting the Joystick handle on their respective fields. 3. Repeat steps 1~2 for each available slot until the desired Alarm is programmed. 4. Finish the Alarm setup programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving. Deleting the Programmed Alarm Setting - To delete a programmed Alarm setting, press [OFF] or [HOME] button while highlighting the undesirable Alarm setting.

  • Page 36: Programming The Screen Functions

    3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.0 Screen ([MENU] Button _ Screen) Access the ‘Screen’ section of the OSD Main menu to setup a Privacy Zone, des- ignate a North Direction, enter a custom Camera Title, or enable or disable other various OSD settings. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Screen’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. Screen Menu Language Privacy Zone North Direction Zone Title Camera Title OSD Display Exit 3.3.1 Language ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ Language) The default language for the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera is English. The default cannot be changed.
  • Page 37 3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.2 Privacy Zone ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ Privacy Zone) This function is used to conceal specific areas within the frame of the camera. The Privacy Zones moves in direct relation to the pan/tilt/zoom operation of the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera to mask-out the designated private area at all times. EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera offers masking of up to 8 unwanted areas. No. (Number): Zone Title number. Privacy Zone Setup Title: Input the custom title so that it can be easily identified, as shown in the left illustration. Title Method NONE/ON/OFF: Displays the status. WINDOW BLOCK Method: BLOCK or V-OFF. Use ‘Block’ for conventional NONE ----- privacy mask. ‘V-OFF’ disables the entire screen. NONE ----- Color: Mask color. This is a global setting and will NONE ----- effect all privacy masks. NONE ----- Latch: ON (Shows ALL Alarms including past Alarm),...
  • Page 38 3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.2 Privacy Zone (Continued) 1. Repeat steps 2~4 for each available slot until all the desired Privacy Zones have been entered. 2. Finish the Privacy Zone setup programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving. 3.3.3 North Direction ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ North Direction) North Direction is a user-defined setting that may correspond to magnetic north or well- known landmark. It is used to approximate the camera’s pointing direction while Direction Indicator is in operation. DESIGNATING THE NORTH DIRECTION 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Screen’ option. Scroll down to ‘North Direction,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub-menu. North Direction Position Pan:157.2 Tilt:043.4 Select Postion.

  • Page 39: Zone Title

    3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.4 Zone Title ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ Zone Title) Zone Title is a user-defined setting that helps identify certain areas of the monitored perimeter. 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard, the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Screen’ option. Scroll down to ‘Zone Title,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub-menu. ZONE TITLE Title Start ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ Prev Next...

  • Page 40: Camera Title

    3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.5 Camera Title ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ Camera Title) A custom title for the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera can be entered to easily identify between the many other cameras that may be connected to the DVR or network. PROGRAMMING THE CAMERA TITLE 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Screen’ option. Scroll down to ‘Camera Title,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub- menu. Camera Title Title CAM NO Save And Exit 2. To enter the Camera Title, twist the Joystick handle on the already highlighted ‘Title’ field. 3. Once in the ‘Edit Title’ sub-menu, enter the desired name using the symbols and alphanumeric characters below the default Title. (See step 6 of ‘Programming the Preset’ Pg.27) 4. Finish the Camera Title programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming. Pressing [ESC] button while programming will only exit the programming without saving.

  • Page 41: Osd Display

    3.3 Programming the Screen Functions 3.3.6 OSD Display ([MENU] Button _ Screen _ OSD Display) Access the ‘OSD Display’ section of the OSD main menu to enable or disable the various titles and functions covered in the previous programming sections. 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Screen’ option. Scroll down to ‘OSD Display,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub- menu. Function Title: Enables or disables the Preset, Pattern, OSD DISPLAY Scan, and Tour Title functions. Camera Title: Enable or disable the Camera Title. Function Title Dome ID: Enable or disable the Dome ID display. Camera Title Zone Title: Enable or disable the Zone Titles. Dome ID North Direction: Enable or disable the azimuth Zone Title direction display. North Direction Position: Enable or disable the current viewing Position coordinates.

  • Page 42: Programming The Camera Functions

    3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.0 Camera ([MENU] Button _ Camera) Access the ‘Camera’ section of the OSD Main menu to setup the Focus Control, adjust the WB Control, setup the AE Control, enable or disable the BLC, change the Motion Setup, adjust the Sharpness, setup the Digital Zoom, configure the Night Shot, and reset the Camera to the Factory Default. Main Menu Function Alarm Screen Camera Data Schedule Setup Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard, the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Camera’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. Focus Control: AUTO / MANUAL Camera Menu WB Control: White Balance AE Control: Automatic Exposure Focus Control Back Light: Back Light Compensation WB Control Sharpness: Adjust the sharpness of the image. (0-15) AE Control Digital Zoom: Enable or disable the digital zoom Back Light...
  • Page 43 3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.1 Focus Control ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ Focus Control) The Focus Control function is used to tune the sensitivity of the Auto Focus, or turn off the automatic function entirely to conserve the lifespan of the lens in highly active areas. Mode: AUTO / MANUAL FOCUS SETUP FOCUS SETUP AF Sensitivity: Normal / Low Mode Mode AUTO AUTO Exit AF Sensitivity NORMAL Exit 1. Choose between Auto or Manual mode. Under Manual setting, focusing has to be done manually with each zoom-in or zoom-out operation using the [Near]/[Far] but- tons. (Note: The ‘AUTO’ setting is highly recommended for most environments.) 3.4.2 WB Control ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ WB Control) The WB Control (White Balance) function is used to manually control the White Balance by increasing or decreasing the ‘R’ (Red) or ‘B’ (Blue) color values. It can also be set to ‘AUTO’ (recommended), Manual, or 7 other pre-configured settings.
  • Page 44 3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.2 WB Control (Continued) • AWC (Auto White Balance Control) - Automatically adjusts the red and blue values to compensate for the color shifting. • INDOOR - Fixed at color temperature of 3,200ºK • OUTDOOR - Fixed at color temperature of 5,400ºK • ONE PUSH - This setting temporarily allows the user to search for the correct color temperature setting, then lock-it in permanently. This is accomplished automatically the moment you set to this setting. So place A white sheet of paper in front of the camera while cycling through the available options for best result. • ATW (Auto Tracking White Balance) - ATW will automatically adjust the color temperature according to its ambient condition. • MANUAL - Allows manual adjustment of the R Gain (Red) and B Gain (Blue) values. • OUTDOOR AUTO - This is the same as ‘OUTDOOR’ setting but will allow for minor color shifting corrections. • SODIUM AUTO - Mostly at around 2,700ºK but will allow for minor color shifting corrections. • SODIUM FIXED - Fixed at color temperature of 2,700ºK (typ.)
  • Page 45 3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.3 AE Control ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ AE Control) The AE Control (Automatic Exposure) function is used to manually control the Iris, Slow Shutters, Gain, and Brightness. It can also be set to ‘FULL AUTO’ (recommended), or MANUAL, or one of 3 other pre-configured settings. Mode: Full Auto, Manual, Iris Prio, Shutter Prio, Bright AE SETUP Slow Shutter*: ON / OFF Iris: OPEN / F1.8 / F2.0 / F2.8 / F4.0 / F4.2 / F5.6 / Mode FULL AUTO F7.6 / F8.0 / F11 / F16 / CLOSED Slow shutter Gain: OFF / 8dB / 10dB / 12dB / ... / 34dB / 36dB Iris F4.8 Bright: 0 ~ 15 Gain Shutter: NORMAL, 1/60, ... , 1/100,000 Bright WDR Mode: Sets the maximum allowed Gain. Shutter 1/60 DNR Mode: OFF / 1 ~ 5 WDR Mode Stabilizer: ON / OFF / HOLD DNR Mode...

  • Page 46: Ae Control

    3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.3 AE Control (Continued..) 1. Set the ‘DNR Mode’ (Digital Noise Reduction) On or Off. 2. Turn the ‘WDR Mode’ (Wide Dynamic Range) On or Off. • WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) - WDR works by calculating the ratio between the brightest and darkest values and determine the balanced medium. 3. Turn the ‘STABILIZER’ On or Off. 4. Once the desired changes have been made, scroll down to the bottom to ‘Exit.’ 3.4.4 Back Light (BLC) BLC can assist in compensating for exposure problem associated with very bright back- grounds causing subjects to bloom or silhouette. BLC divides the frame and calculates each zone according to its exposure level to counter-balance excessive background light to distinguish the subject in the foreground. Camera Menu Focus Control WB Control AE Control Back Light Sharpness Digital Zoom Night Shot Camera Default Save And Exit...
  • Page 47 3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.5 Sharpness ([MENU] Button _ Camera _Sharpness) The sharpness of the picture can be adjusted to user preference. Setting ‘0’ represents the smoothest possible, and ‘15’ is the sharpest possible. (0 ~ 15) 3.4.6 Digital Zoom ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ Digital Zoom) The EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera is capable of digitally zooming up to 12X (OFF, 2x, 4x, MAX). Use this feature to control the digital zoom capability and if necessary, turn this feature off. 1. Set the maximum digital magnification. The Digital Zoom only engages when the maximum optical magnification has been reached. 3.4.7 Night Shot ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ Night Shot) EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera automatically converts to B/W mode in the absence of adequate lighting to reduce digital noise and add higher contrast. The Night Shot function allows the user to force the Color mode under poor lighting, or B/W mode during the day.
  • Page 48 3.4 Programming the Camera Functions 3.4.8 Camera Default ([MENU] Button _ Camera _ Camera Default) The Camera Default function is used to reset ONLY the ‘Camera’ programming to the factory default settings. The ‘Function’ programming will not be deleted. This will reset the camera programming, such as, Focus Control, WB Control, AE Control, Back Light, Sharpness, Etc. Camera Menu Focus Control WB Control AE Control Back Light Sharpness Digital Zoom Night Shot Camera Default Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Camera’ option. Scroll down to ‘Camera Default,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to ac- cess the sub-menu.

  • Page 49: Programming The Data Functions

    3.5 Programming the Data Functions 3.5.0 Data ([MENU] Button _ Data) Access the ‘Data’ section of the OSD Main menu to manage the many camera programming. You may use this feature to default the entire camera to the Factory Default settings (All), Erase the Data (Function only), Backup the Data, Restore the Data, or Clear the Backup Data. Main Menu Function Alarm Screen Camera Data Schedule Setup Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Data’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. Factory default: Reverts the camera programming, DATA MENU such as back to factory settings. Erase Data: Erase only the programmed data. Factory default Backup Data: Backs up the programmed data. Erase Data Restore Data: Restores using the Backup Data. Backup Data Clear Backup: Clears/Deletes the Backup Data.
  • Page 50 3.5 Programming the Data Functions 3.5.1 Factory Default ([MENU] Button _ Data _ Factory Default) The Factory Default function is used to reset the ENTIRE camera settings to the factory default settings. This will erase all ‘Camera’ and ‘Function’ programming! Every- thing will be erased! Factory Default ARE YOU SURE ? CANCEL 1. Upon entering the sub-menu, you will be prompted to reset the camera to the factory default settings. Select ‘OK’ to delete all programming and revert to fac- tory default, or ‘CANCEL’ to cancel and return to the ‘Data Menu.’ “WAITING FOR COMPLETION” will flash momentarily and the progress bar will display the current status if activated. 3.5.2 Erase Data ([MENU] Button _ Data _ Erase Data) This will erase all ‘Function’ (Preset, Pattern, Scan, Tour) programming, but leave the ‘Camera’ (Focus, WB, AE, BLC, etc) programming intact.
  • Page 51 3.5 Programming the Data Functions 3.5.3 Backup Data ([MENU] Button _ Data _ Backup Data) The Backup Data function is used to save both the ‘Camera’ and ‘Function’ program- ming to the backup memory built-in to the camera. Once saved, this allows for complete restoration of the camera programming in case of accidental deletions and unwanted modifications. Backup Data ARE YOU SURE ? CANCEL 1. Upon entering the sub-menu, you will be prompted to backup the camera and its current settings. Select ‘OK’ to save all data, or ‘CANCEL’ to cancel and return to the ‘Data Menu.’(Note: If there is an existing Backup Data already in the backup memory, then the camera will prompt you to clear that memory first.) 3.5.4 Restore Data ([MENU] Button _ Data _ Restore Data) The Restore Data function is used to revert all camera and function programming to the Backup Data stored in the backup memory.

  • Page 52: Clear Data

    3.5 Programming the Data Functions 3.5.5 Clear Data ([MENU] Button _ Data _ Clear Data) The Clear Data function is used to clear the saved data in the Backup Data. This will delete the ‘Backup Data!’ This cannot be undone once performed. CLEAR BACKUP DATA S/W Ver. : V1.2 Camera : HZM-363N ARE YOU SURE ? CANCEL 1. Upon entering the sub-menu, you will be prompted to clear the Backup Data. Select ‘OK’ to clear all data, or ‘CANCEL’ to cancel and return to the ‘Data Menu.’...

  • Page 53: Programming The Schedule Functions

    3.6 Programming the Schedule Functions 3.6.0 Schedule ([MENU] Button _ Schedule) Access the ‘Schedule’ section of the OSD Main menu to create a schedule of ‘Action(s)’ you would like the PTZ camera to follow. Main Menu Function Alarm Screen Camera Data Schedule Setup Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Schedule’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. Action: Up to 10 scheduled ‘Actions.’ SCHEDULE Action list: Function / Active / List Action All the programmed ‘Action(s)’ can be added to the Action list ‘Action List’ and enabled or disabled together. You may Exit also preview all the programmed actions here.

  • Page 54: Action

    3.6 Programming the Schedule Functions 3.6.1 Action ([MENU] Button _ Schedule _ Action) Please program the Function, Camera, and Alarm prior to designating the Schedule ‘Action(s).’ The programmed ‘Action’ may be set up to engage a particular ‘Function’ programming (Preset, Scan, Pattern, Tour), or enable/disable a particular ‘Camera’ programming (D/N, WDR), or ‘Alarm’ programming. The Action function is used to create a weekly schedule of the PTZ dome camera. You may create up to 10 ‘Actions.’ This ‘Action’ can affect for the entire week or just one particular day of the week. Number: 01-10. Displays the ‘Action’ number. ACTION Active: NO / YES Title: ACTION01 Custom Title can be entered here. Number (See step 6 of ‘Programming the Preset’ Pg.25) Active Function Type: PRESET / SCAN / PATTERN / TOUR Title ACTION01 / AUTO PAN / D/N: COLOR / D/N: B/W / D/N:AUTO / Function Type -------...
  • Page 55 3.6 Programming the Schedule Functions 3.6.1 Action (Continued) PROGRAMMING THE ACTION ACTION EDIT DAY Number Sunday Active Monday Title ACTION01 Tuesday Function Type PATTERN Wednesday Function Number Thursday Function Enable ----- Friday SMW-FS Saturday Start Time 07:00 AM Add Action to list Delete Action Save And Exit Exit...

  • Page 56: Action List

    3.6 Programming the Schedule Functions 3.6.2 Action List ([MENU] Button _ Schedule _ Action List) The Action List function is used to engage or disengage all the ‘Actions’ or a set of individual ‘Action(s).’ This function can also be used to display the scheduled ‘Action(s).’ SCHEDULE Action Action list Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Schedule’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. ACTION LIST ACTION LIST : ALL NO DAY TIME A FUNCTION 01:SMT-TF- 01:02 Y PRESET01 Function 02:-MTWT- 07:00 Y SCAN01 Active...

  • Page 57: Programming The Setup Functions

    3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.0 Setup ([MENU] Button _ Setup) Access the ‘Setup’ section of the OSD Main menu to setup the Flip, change the Speed, enable or disable the Preset Freeze, set up the Panning Range, set up the Tilt Over Angle, Calibrate the camera, change the Password, change the Date/ Time, and to display the System Information. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard and the OSD (On Screen Display) Main menu appears on the screen. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Then press the Joystick handle to the right at the desired option to access its sub-menu. Flip: ON / OFF Setup Menu Speed: SLOW / MID / FAST Preset Freeze: OFF / ON Flip Panning Range: Limits the camera panning ability. Speed FAST Tilt Over Angle: W/O BUBBLE / WITH BUBBLE / ON Preset Freeze / OFF Panning Range Calibration: Reset / Origin Position / Origin Offset Tilt Over Angle Enable/Disable / Auto Calibration ON/OFF Calibration Line Lock Control: Internal / External Line Lock Control Password: Enable/Disable or Edit the Password.

  • Page 58: Date/Time

    3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.2 Speed ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Speed) This function is used to define the speed of the PTZ dome camera when controlled manu- ally using the Controller Keyboard or through the DVR remote. 1. Choose one of 3 available settings. (SLOW, MEDIUM, or FAST) 3.7.3 Preset Freeze ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Preset Freeze) This function is used to freeze the frame momentarily while the PTZ camera moves quickly from one Preset to the next. This helps avoid the ghosting image which can be disorienting to the viewer. 1. Choose the ‘ON’ setting to enable this feature, or ‘OFF’ to view the picture as the camera moves from one point to the next. 3.7.4 Panning Range ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Panning Range) This function is used to limit the panning ability of the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera if installed near a wall or a corner.
  • Page 59 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.4 Panning Range (Continued) PAN RANGE SETUP LEFT LIMIT 000.0 RIGHT LIMIT 000.0 ENABLE Swap Right/Left Save And Exit PROGRAMMING THE PANNING RANGE 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Panning Range,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub-menu. 2. Highlight the ‘LEFT LIMIT’ and twist the Joystick handle to initiate the view selection. 3. Pan all the way to the farthest left you wish to view then press the Focus [Near or Far] button to designate the ‘LEFT LIMIT.’ 4. Repeat the same method described above, and designate the ‘RIGHT LIMIT’ position 5. Move the cursor down to the ‘ENABLE’ option and enable or disable this function. 6. You may ‘SWAP’ both the left and right limits using this function. 7. Finish the programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’...
  • Page 60 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.5 Tilt Over Angle ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Tilt Over Angle) This function is used to set the limit of the horizontal view angle (Tilt), so that the trim ring or the ceiling does not obstruct the horizontal image when zooming-out (Wide Angle). VIEW ANGLE SETUP Tilt Over Angle W/O BUBBLE Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Tilt Over Angle,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub-menu. • W/O BUBBLE - The tilt range of the PTZ dome camera is limited and the view is partially obstructed. • WITH BUBBLE - The tilt range of the PTZ dome camera is limited to view only below the horizon (-10º). The view is NOT obstructed. • ON - When it is desirable to see above the horizon, switch the function ‘ON,’ to view additional 10° above the horizon. Although the ceiling line and the trim ring is now visible during wide angle view, the viewing angle will narrow during zooming-in opera-...
  • Page 61 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.6 Calibration ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Calibration) The EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera is equipped with auto-calibration, which is capable of maintaining accurate operation through constant self-correction. Once this function is enabled, the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome will go through a series of Pan/Tilt movement and align its vertical and horizontal position against several check points. Any changes in its position through external forces will be automatically corrected. Calibration Origin Reset Origin Position Move Origin Offset : Disable Auto Calibraton : OFF Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Calibration,’ then move the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub- menu. 2. Scroll down to ‘Auto Calibration’ and move the Joystick handle to the right to enable the function ‘ON.’...
  • Page 62 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.7 LIne Lock Control ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Line Lock Control) This function is used to prevent the vertical video rolling when switching between multiple cameras to a single monitor. If the PTZ dome camera is experiencing video roll- ing, Line Locking the camera will synchronize the picture on the screen. If text appears slightly tinted on color monitors, disabling the Line Lock may prevent this problem. LINE LOCK SETUP Mode INTERNAL Phase Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Line Lock Setup,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub-menu. 2. Select the synchronizing method to either ‘INTERNAL,’ or ‘EXTERNAL.’ Choose ‘EXTERNAL’ to adjust the phase of the picture with other cameras. 3. Scroll down to ‘Phase’ and adjust the phase level to the desired level. 4. Finish the programming by scrolling down to the bottom to ‘Save And Exit.’ Note: You must ‘Save And Exit’ to finalize the programming, pressing [ESC] button while programming will exit programming without saving.
  • Page 63 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.8 Password ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Password) This function is used to setup the Password for the PTZ dome camera. You may use this feature to prevent unauthorized users from making unwanted changes to the camera settings and function programming. This feature also be used to change and edit your Password, if you feel it has been compromised. Password Setup Enable Password Edit Password Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Password,’ then move the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub- menu. 2. Scroll down to ‘Enable Password’ and change this setting to ‘ON.’ The factory default password is 9999. 3. Once enabled, highlight ‘Edit Password’ and move the Joystick to the right once to change the default password. 4. A number ‘0’ appears and is simultaneously highlighted. Either keep the number ‘0’ or move the Joystick up or down to change the number. Moving one digit at a time, input the desired 4-digit password. 5. Once complete, a new line appears and prompts you to confirm the password just entered. If the 4-digit password is a match, the camera will promptly inform you that the password has been successfully changed.
  • Page 64 3.7 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.9 Date/Time ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ Date/Time) The Date/Time function is new to the EasyTrak™ PTZ dome camera and allows for sophisticated functions such as ‘Schedules’ and ‘Action.’ The time and date does to set by itself and needs to be initially setup so that time-based functions can be utilized. DATE/TIME SETUP Time Format 12HR Time 12:00:00 AM Date Format MM/DD/YYYY Date 01/01/2011 Daylight Saving Edit Daylight Saving Save And Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘Date/Time,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the sub- menu.

  • Page 65: System Information

    3.9 Programming the Setup Functions 3.7.10 System Information ([MENU] Button _ Setup _ System Information) System Information can be viewed by accessing this option. The information may be needed for servicing and troubleshooting purposes. SYSTEM INFORMATION Camera Type HZM-363N 1.09 H/W Version V1.2 ROM Version V1.2 Protocol NUVICO Baudrate 9600bps Exit 1. Press the [Menu] button on the Controller Keyboard. Select the ‘Setup’ option. Scroll down to ‘System Information,’ then press the Joystick handle to the right to access the information.

  • Page 66: Troubleshooting Tips

    Troubleshooting Tips If a problem occurs, first re-check the installation of the camera against the instructions from this manual. Isolate the problem based on the problems listed below, and follow the instructions in the solutions section. If the problem still persists, then contact our technical support at the contact information on the back of this installation manual. Problem Solution Verify that power is connected to all components in the system. Verify that the power switches are ON. No video. Check that the BNC connectors are securely connected. Check the voltage level of the dome camera. Poor video quality.

  • Page 67: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications | NTSC Technical Specifications SC-S36N Video Format NTSC Image Sensor 1/4” CCD Horizontal Resolution 550 TV Lines Day/Night Functionality Yes w/ ICR Lens Type 36X A/F Optical Zoom 3.4-122.4mm (Auto Focus & Auto Iris) 12X Digital Zoom (Total: 432X) Angle of View 57.8°(W) ~ 1.7°(T) Min. Focus Distance 1ft. Communication RS-485, EZ-Coax™ Sync System Internal / External Effective Pixels (HxV) 768(H) x 494(V) Electronic Shutter 1/1 ~ 1/10,000 sec. Main Video Output 1.0 Vp-p Composite, 75 ohm Minimum Illumination 1.4 Lux (Color), 0.01 Lux (ICR On) S/N Ratio More than 50dB (AGC Off) On/Off/Auto BLC / DNR Yes (On/Off) / Off/1-5 Focus / WB / Iris / Gain Control Auto with Manual Override Pan Travel Range 360° Continuous...

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