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- Page 1 Home ››Indoor PTZ Cameras ››R9 Series ››R9-418F & R9-420F User Guide R9-418F & R9-420F Series Indoor PTZ Camera User Guide ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. Copyright Copyright 2015-2024 Bolin Technology, all rights reserved. No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, translated, or distributed in any form or by any means without prior consent in writing from our company. ... - Page 3 Symbol Description WARNING Contains important safety instructions and indicates situations that may cause bodily injury. CAUTION Users must be careful. Improper operations may cause damage or malfunction of product. NOTE Indicates useful or supplemental information about the use of the product. ...
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Page 4: What's In The Box
What's In the Box R9 Indoor PTZ Camera 12V, 4A Locking Power Supply with International Plugs (P12-4) IR Remote Controller (VCC-RC-2) RS422/232 RJ45 Adapter (VCC-CC45RS) Lens Cap Protective Dust Cover Safety Cable HDMI Cable Support with Screws Optional Accessories Large PTZ Camera Wall Mount Bracket - Available in Black or White (C-WM3B or C-WM3W) -
Page 5: Recommended Peripherals
Cover Set for Large PTZ Camera Wall Mount Bracket - Black or White (C-WM3B-CV or C-WM3W-CV) PTZ Camera Pendant Mount System for Drop Ceiling - Black or White (C-PMSB or C-PMSW) 10-Pin LEMO to Balanced XLR Connector (BLA-10) Recommended Peripherals 97W POE Injector (BL-PP97) Fast HEVC IP Decoder (EG40F) Dante AV-H Decoder (EG40DH) -
Page 6: Overview
Overview This user guide will provide users of the R9-418F and R9-420F indoor PTZ cameras with in-depth knowledge of the various features and functions of the camera and how it can be utilized. Functions limited to a speci c camera model will be noted as such in the various sections. ... -
Page 7: Camera Diagrams & Dimensions
Camera Diagrams and Dimensions NOTE: All dimensions listed below are in millimeters. NOTE: All dimensions listed below are in millimeters. - Page 8 ...
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Page 9: Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide The R9 Series Indoor PTZ Camera has multiple connection options for video output, power input, control input, audio input and output, and synchronization. You can choose the appropriate connection points based on your requirements. Power ... -
Page 10: Video Output
Gateway: 192.168.0.1 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 To change these settings, refer to the Web Interface Con guration section of this guide. To change these settings, refer to the Web Interface Con guration section of this guide. Video Output ... -
Page 11: Audio Input
2. Open an HTML5-enabled web browser on a computer and enter the IP address of the camera. By default, the camera is set to 192.168.0.13. The IP address can also be located under the “Status” menu of the camera’s On-Screen Display (OSD) or by using Bolin Technology’s IPC Search Tool in the Download Center. - Page 12 3. On the IR remote, the “Camera IR ID” that corresponds with the selected channel on the camera should be chosen. The remote is now ready to be used to con gure or control the camera. NOTE When you’re using the IR Remote, make sure to either power off any nearby cameras or set them to a different IR ID. If there are cameras within NOTE When you’re using the IR Remote, make sure to either power off any nearby cameras or set them to a different IR ID.
- Page 13 14. Power - Press and hold for three seconds to turn the camera on/off. 15. Fn Button - Press and hold in conjunction with other buttons in dark brown text (Stabilizer, Mute, Scan, etc...) to adjust parameters. VISCA Serial Commands (RS-422/485) ...
- Page 14 SONY Keyboard RS422 Connection Guide for Establishing RS422 Connection and Daisy Chain Con guration for Multiple Cameras with a SONY Controller. VISCA (Non-Sony) Keyboard RS422 Connection Guide for Establishing RS422 Connection and Daisy Chain Con guration for Multiple Cameras with a Non-Sony Controller: ...
- Page 15 The included extension cables, along with the RJ45 to RS422 Phoenix connector adapter, should be utilized to establish an RS422 connection for the control device. Guide to creating an RS422 Daisy Chain Connection for Multiple Cameras with an RS422 Standard Serial Port Controller. ...
- Page 16 The extension cables that are provided, along with the RJ45 to RS422 Phoenix connector adapter, should be utilized to establish an RS422 connection for the control device. Alternatively, you can establish an RS485 connection by directly connecting the camera and the controller using a CAT5/6 T-568B Standard Ethernet cable. ...
- Page 17 VISCA over IP Using VISCA over IP allows users to control the camera from anywhere that is on the same LAN as the camera. It involves connecting the PTZ camera to a network switch. The steps are as follows: 1.
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Page 18: Tally Light
NOTE: Factory-Default Camera Settings for control of VISCA over IP NOTE: Factory-Default Camera Settings for control of VISCA over IP Static IP Address: 192.168.0.13 Static IP Address: 192.168.0.13 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 VISCA over IP Control Port: 52381 VISCA over IP Control Port: 52381 ... - Page 19 1. On the keyboard side, connect pins 1-8. On the Video Switch side, connect pins 1-9, excluding pin 8. 2. Link keyboard pin 8 with video switch pin 9. 3. Connect keyboard pin 1 to video, switch pin 1, pin 2 to pin 2, and continue similarly (you can decide the rest based on the pattern), ensuring pin 7 is connected to pin 7.
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Page 20: Web Interface Con Guration
sends a tally signal to camera 1 via the standard RS-422 control cable. As a result, camera 1's tally light turns on, and the keyboard gains control over camera 1's pan and zoom. d. If you switch to camera 2 on the keyboard, the tally light for camera 2 will turn on, and the tally light for camera 1 will turn off. ... - Page 21 Factory-Default Camera Network Settings: Static IP Address: 192.168.0.13 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 NOTE: To obtain the IP address of the camera, open the OSD Menu and scroll down to the Status section. Alternatively, download Bolin's IPC search tool NOTE: To obtain the IP address of the camera, open the OSD Menu and scroll down to the Status section. Alternatively, download Bolin's IPC search tool from the website (www.bolintechnology.com) onto a Windows computer and run the tool to discover the camera on the network. ...
- Page 22 Cruise: The camera will record a series of movements that an operator makes, which can then be recalled whenever a user likes. Power-On Action: Users can de ne a set of actions that a camera does (preset recall, scan, trace, or cruise) once powered on. ...
- Page 23 Output By selecting the "Output" tab on the General Settings page, users can de ne what resolutions/frame rates, color space, bit depth, and color format they would like the camera's physical ports to output. Users can click the parameter they would like to modify and select from the drop-down menu. Once the desired settings have been chosen, click on the gray "Apply"...
- Page 24 The "System Format" will set the highest resolution and frame rate for the camera. While the frame rates are the same, output resolutions are simultaneous and independent of each other. The HDMI, SDI/Optical Fiber, and IP outputs can be set to different resolutions without impacting each other. Optical Fiber output resolution is determined by the SDI resolution. ...
- Page 25 H Phase ne: is used for nely adjusting the horizontal phase during Genlock. Note: A sync generator must be connected before the use of Genlock. Settings - Image Under the Image Settings page, users can choose to control the camera's PTZ functions, add on-screen overlays, and create a privacy mask to hide sensitive content. ...
- Page 26 OSD Overlays The Bolin PTZ cameras feature an OSD overlay (on-screen character generator) function, which allows users to embed important information (text or image) onto their IP video feed. To add an on-screen overlay, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the "OSD Overlay" on the Image Settings page. 2.
- Page 27 Privacy Masks In addition to text/graphic overlays to display info, the camera features a privacy mask function on the IP stream, which allows users to cover a certain portion of the screen to prevent con dential content from being seen. To create a privacy mask: 1.
- Page 28 Streaming Server From the Streaming Server tab, users can set up an IP stream to be sent from the camera to any destination via the network connection. This camera is capable of sending up to IP stream via RTSP, RTMP, SRT, MPEG-TS UDP, and MPEG-TS RTP. ...
- Page 29 To stream video from the camera to a destination, follow these steps: 1. Choose whether you want to stream the "Main Stream" or "Sub Stream" by selecting the appropriate stream type. Both streams contain the same video signal but can be con gured with different codecs and resolutions under the Codec tab.
- Page 30 1. RTSP Connection String: rtsp://IP address:RTSP port/media/video<1/2> RTSP port is 554 2. SRT Connection String: srt://<IP address>:<SRT port> SRT port is 1000 3. RTMP Connection String: RTMPstreamURL/Key RTMP Port is 1935 Note: To stream video, the user must rst log in to their video streaming platform. After logging in, they need to obtain the RTMP stream URL and key. Once they have these details, they can enter them into the RTMP settings page on the camera’s IP web interface.
- Page 31 Video Compression: Options are H264 (AVC) or H265 (HEVC). Video compression allows for the video signal to be streamed over the network while utilizing less space (data and bandwidth), while still maintaining a good-quality image. While this does cause some image degradation, compression only removes unwanted frames of video (determined by codec) and still maintains the necessary data and high quality required to stream.
- Page 32 Quantization is a lossy compression technique where a determination is made about the amount of color data that will be encoded into a video stream. This is possible by compressing a range of color values into a single value, usually in a manner that is not discernable to the human eye. The quantization setting determines the amount of compression for all the macroblocks in a frame.
- Page 33 Pattern: Static and DHCP DHCP - The IP Address of the device will be determined and dynamically assigned from the network gateway (router). This is recommended when the device is being installed on a network where the available IPs are unknown and a quick setup is required. Static IP- The user will de ne and enter the IP address of the device.
- Page 34 TCP Port: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a reliable, connection-oriented protocol used to ensure the secure and ordered delivery of data. TCP guarantees that transmitted video frames are received without loss and in the correct order, making it suitable for applications where data integrity is crucial, even though it may introduce slightly higher latency.
- Page 35 HTTP Port: HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is the protocol for data communication on the network, used for the transfer of text, images, sound, video, and other les between web browsers and servers. The HTTP port is the speci c network port through which devices establish connections for communication, facilitating the exchange of information between clients (such as web browsers) and servers on a local network or the Internet.
- Page 36 To update the rmware, follow these steps: 1. Visit Bolin Technology’s o cial website at www.BolinTechnology.com. 2. Navigate to the “Support Center” and select the “Download Center” option. 3. Input the model number of the device and select the corresponding device from the list.
- Page 37 To add a new operator, follow these steps: 1. Under the System section, nd the User tab. 2. Click on the ‘Add User’ button. 3. In the new window that appears, enter a username that is between 3–12 characters long, and a password. As you type the password, you can click on the eye icon to preview it.
- Page 39 Date & Time Under the "Date & Time" tab, users can con gure the date and time settings of the camera. ...
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Page 40: System Menus
Current Time: Displays devices' current date & time. System Time: Check the box to sync the device with the date and time that your computer is currently set to. Date Format: Users have the option to set the date format as either Y-M-D or D-M-Y. Time Format: Users have the option to set the time as either a 12- or 24-hour clock and whether it is displayed with or without milliseconds. - Page 41 Slow Shutter Off, On S. Shutter Limit 1/1 - 1/50 Gain Limit 9DB, 12DB, 15DB, 18DB, 21DB, 24DB, 27DB, 30DB, 33DB, 36DB, 39DB, 42DB, 45DB, 48DB Gain Point Off, On Point Position 0DB, 3DB, 6DB, 9DB, 12DB, 15DB, 18DB, 21DB, 24DB, 27DB, 30DB, 33DB, 36DB ...
- Page 42 Gain Point Off, On Point Position 0DB、3DB、6DB、9DB、12DB、15DB、18DB、21DB、24DB、27DB、30DB、33DB、36DB Max Speed 1/100 - 1/10K (1/100 level determined by the Min. Speed setting) Min Speed 1/25, 1/30-1/10K (1/10K level is determined by the Max Speed setting) Backlight Off, On ...
- Page 43 -99 - 0 - +99 -99 - 0 - +99 -99 - 0 - +99 -99 - 0 - +99 -99 - 0 - +99 Mode: ATW Speed 01 - 05 ...
- Page 44 -99 - 0 - +99 Mode: SVL Matrix Off, On Select Standard, Fl. Light, High Saturation Level 00 - 14 Phase -7 - +7 -99 - 0 - +99 ...
- Page 45 Black Gamma Range Low, Middle, High Black Level -48 - +48 Visibility Enhancer Off, On VE Effect -3 - +3 Pattern Pattern 00 - 51 Pattern Fine 00 - 09 ...
- Page 46 2160P25 HDMI: 2160P25、1080P25 SDI: 2160P25、1080P25 2160P24 HDMI: 2160P24、1080P24 SDI: 2160P24、1080P24 2160P23.98 HDMI: 2160P23.98、1080P23.98 SDI: 2160P23.98、1080P23.98 1080P60 HDMI: 1080P60、1080P30、1080i60、720P60 SDI: 1080P60、1080P30、1080i60、720P60 1080P59.94 HDMI: 1080P59.94、1080P29.97、1080i59.94、720P59.94 SDI: 1080P59.94、1080P29.97、1080i59.94、720P59.94 1080P50 HDMI: 1080P50、1080P25、1080i50、720P50 SDI: 1080P50、1080P25、1080i50、720P50 Factory Reset Yes, No Status Pelco ID ...
- Page 47 Iris F1.80,F1.81,F1.82,F1.83,F1.84,F1.85,F1.86,F1.87,F1.88,F1.89,F1.90,F1.91,F1.92,F1.93,F1.94,F1.95,F1.96,F1.97,F1.98,F1.99,F2.0 F2.12,F2.13,F2.14,F2.15,F2.16,F2.17,F2.18,.19,F2.20,.21,F2.22,F2.23,F2.24,F2.25,F2.26,F2.27,F2.28,F2.29,F2.30,F2.31,.32,F2.33, F2.46,F2.47,F2.48,F2.49,F2.50,.51,F2.52,F2.53,F2.54,F2.55,F2.56,.57,F2.58,F2.59,.60,F2.61,F2.62,F2.63,F2.64,F2.65,F2.67,F2.68, F2.79,F2.80,F2.82,F2.84,F2.86,F2.88,F2.90,F2.92,F2.94,.96,F2.98,F3.00,F3.02,F3.04,F3.06,F3.08,F3.10,F3.12,F3.14,F3.16,F3.18,F F3.40,F3.42,F3.44,F3.46,F3.48,F3.51,F3.54,F3.57,F3.60,F3.63,F3.66,F3.69,F3.72,F3.75,F3.79,F3.83,F3.87,F3.91,F3.95,F3.99,F4.0 F4.47,F4.51,F4.55,F4.59,F4.63,F4.67,F4.72,F4.77,F4.82,F4.87,F4.92,F4.97,F5.12,.20,F5.30,F5.40,.50,.60,F5.70,F5.80,F5.90,F6.00, F7.20,F7.30,F7.40,F7.50,F7.60,F7.70,F7.80,F8.00,F8.20,.40,F8.60,F8.80,F9.00,F9.40,F9.80,F10.2,F10.6,F11.0,F11.4,F12.0,F12.5,F F18.5,F19.0,F19.5,F20.0,F20.5,F21.0,F21.5,F22.0,F22.5,F23.0,F23.5,F24.0,F24.5,F25.0,F25.5,F26.0,F26.5,F27.0,F27.5,F28.0,F28. Smart Off, On Exposure Mode: Iris F1.80,F1.81,F1.82,F1.83,F1.84,F1.85,F1.86,F1.87,F1.88,F1.89,F1.90,F1.91,F1.92,F1.93,F1.94,F1.95,F1.96,F1.97,F1.98,F1.99,F2.0 Iris Priority F2.12,F2.13,F2.14,F2.15,F2.16,F2.17,F2.18,.19,F2.20,.21,F2.22,F2.23,F2.24,F2.25,F2.26,F2.27,F2.28,F2.29,F2.30,F2.31,.32,F2.33, F2.46,F2.47,F2.48,F2.49,F2.50,.51,F2.52,F2.53,F2.54,F2.55,F2.56,.57,F2.58,F2.59,.60,F2.61,F2.62,F2.63,F2.64,F2.65,F2.67,F2.68, F2.79,F2.80,F2.82,F2.84,F2.86,F2.88,F2.90,F2.92,F2.94,.96,F2.98,F3.00,F3.02,F3.04,F3.06,F3.08,F3.10,F3.12,F3.14,F3.16,F3.18,F F3.40,F3.42,F3.44,F3.46,F3.48,F3.51,F3.54,F3.57,F3.60,F3.63,F3.66,F3.69,F3.72,F3.75,F3.79,F3.83,F3.87,F3.91,F3.95,F3.99,F4.0 F4.47,F4.51,F4.55,F4.59,F4.63,F4.67,F4.72,F4.77,F4.82,F4.87,F4.92,F4.97,F5.12,.20,F5.30,F5.40,.50,.60,F5.70,F5.80,F5.90,F6.00, F7.20,F7.30,F7.40,F7.50,F7.60,F7.70,F7.80,F8.00,F8.20,.40,F8.60,F8.80,F9.00,F9.40,F9.80,F10.2,F10.6,F11.0,F11.4,F12.0,F12.5,F F18.5,F19.0,F19.5,F20.0,F20.5,F21.0,F21.5,F22.0,F22.5,F23.0,F23.5,F24.0,F24.5,F25.0,F25.5,F26.0,F26.5,F27.0,F27.5,F28.0,F28. Gain Limit 1 - 255 Smart Off, On Exposure ...
- Page 48 G Tuning 000 - 100 B Tuning 000 - 100 Mode: Low, Middle, High Sensitivity Manual R Tuning 000 - 100 G Tuning 000 - 100 B Tuning 000 - 100 Picture Sharpness ...
- Page 49 Preset Preset Standard, Extended Memory Preset 0 - 5 Speed Motionless Off, On Preset Reload Off, On Preset 1 Genlock H Phase -127 - +127 System Pelco ID 001 - 255 ...
- Page 50 MCU FW Exp Mode WB Mode Contrast Saturation Next Page Flip Mirror Stabilizer ...
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Page 51: Technical Speci Cations
Technical Speci cations R9-418F & R9-420F User Guide www.bolintechnology.com Bolin Technology ...
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