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Page 1: User Manual
User Manual Intelligent High Speed Dome Camera Note: Read this manual carefully before installation and operation. Keep it handy for later reference. -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 1. Product Introduction 1.1 Features…………………………………………………….…………….3 1.2 Function………………………………………………………………….4 2. Installation Instruction 2.1 Wiring Diagram………………………………………………………….7 3. Basic Operation……………………………………………………………….8 4. Menu Settings 4.1 Main Menu……………………………………………………………….11 4.2 System Information…………………...…………………………………12 4.3 Address setting……………………………………………………...……12 4.4 Pan Tilt Setup……………………………………………………...…..13 4.5 Trajectory Scan…………………………………………………………..16 4.6 Setting Camera menu……………………………………………………17 4.7 Cruise setting…………………………………………………………….18 4.8 Display Setup…………………………………………………………….19 5. -
Page 3: Product Introduction
1. Product Introduction 1.1 Features Strong Intelligence Function: Compatible with PELCO-D, PELCO-P and EverFocus Protocol. Recognize 2400, 4800, 9600 Baud Rate. Automatic recognition for RS 485 control protocol. With 4CH trajectory scan and 4CH preset cruise ... -
Page 4: Function
Set up the left and right border of specified zones, pan tilt zoom dome can rotate at specified speed. Call the specified special preset can be 360°durative scan OSD English Menu Built-in OSD English screen menu, it can modify the info and the parameter ... - Page 5 2.) Focal length/rotation speed auto. Configure technology. When you adjust manually, if the focal length is too long and when you touch the PTZ keyboard joystick lightly under the high speed pan tilt rotation, it may let the video image move promptly and can lead to data loss. Based on this, our High Speed PTZ Dome can adjust the horizontal and vertical speed according to the focal length, it makes the manual tracking target be more convenient.
- Page 6 preset to reset auto focus. 5.) Auto. Cruise It can add some presets into auto. cruise section in turn via preset cruise preset sites. You just set command of 99 preset or use the idle motion to make the PTZ dome move continuously within certain space of time as per the turn of reserved presets.
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Page 7: Installation Instruction
2. Installation Instruction 2.1 Wiring Diagram Power supply: DC 12V 3A interface Control cable: RS485 control Video cable: BNC interface Power supply connection Attention：Please check the voltage rating and electric current, it is as below, Voltage Rating Range of Voltage Rating Electric Current ±5% DC 12V... -
Page 8: Basic Operation
Basic Operation As the concrete operation methods are not exactly the same for different platform systems, you are suggested to operate according to the user manual. Under some circumstances, when it may needs particular operation; please contact the supplier for necessary instructions. - Page 9 3.) Call presets Please call presets as below steps, (1) Press Arabic number key (please input the number of specified preset) +CALL， the camera will move to preset immediately. Meanwhile, the related zoom, focus and iris will be automatically changed to preset parameters. Functions Table of special presets Special Preset Function...
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Page 10: Menu Setting
4. Menu Setting The following is about detailed operation of OSD menu. When you turn on the power of the PTZ dome, after the self-checking, the following information will be displayed on the monitor: Control Protocol: Auto Baud Rate: Auto Address of PTZ dome: 1 Finished in horizontal direction Finished in vertical direction... -
Page 11: Main Menu
the option “back” to return to the pervious menu. This operation is valid only under relevant commands. G Exit menu: Shake joystick up and down, point the cursor to the option “Exit”, then press button OPEN to exit OSD menu. H Return to the previous menu: Shake the joystick up and down, point the cursor to the option “Back”, ,then press button OPEN to return to the previous menu. -
Page 12: System Information
4.2 System information System information menu： SYSTEM INFORMATION COM: Auto ADDRESS: SOFTWARE VERSION V5.2.2 BACK EXIT Figure 4.2 System information menu System information menu: check current information of PTZ Dome. The detailed explanation is as below: ● < COM>: Show baud rate, parity bit, date bit and stop bit. ●... -
Page 13: Pan Tilt Setup
Figure 4.3 ADDR SETTING ADDR TYPR: Choose “Add Type”, then choose address from “Add ● Soft”(0-255), press button “Exit” and camera reboot, address was changed to address of “ADDR SOFT” Note: The set soft address will become invalid once the DIP switch is turned. 4.4 Pan Tilt Setting Pan tilt setting menu MOTION... - Page 14 choose “SET ZONE SCAN SCOPE” to enter: SET ZONE SCAN LEFT LIMIT POSITION OPEN IRIS TO CONTINUE Figure 4.4.1.1 Setup LEFT limit position of zone scan Shake joystick of keyboard and choose the left limit position, press OPEN, confirm it and enter the below figure SET ZONE SCAN RIGHT LIMIT POSITION OPEN IRIS TO CONTINUE...
- Page 15 <POWER UP>: This menu is to set automatic motions if not receiving any commands when PTZ dome is powered on. The parameters are as below : NONE: No motion Continuous scanning: Execute non-stop scanning Intermittent scanning: Execute intermittent scanning Zone scanning: Execute zone scanning (Only valid after zone scanning scope is set) Preset 1: arrive at No.1 preset...
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Page 16: Trajectory Scan
Preset 8: arrive at No.8 preset Trajectory 1: Execute trajectory scanning route 1 Trajectory 2: Execute trajectory scanning route 2 Trajectory 3: Execute trajectory scanning route 3 Trajectory 4: Execute trajectory scanning route 4 Preset cruise : Execute presets cruise(Only valid after presets are set) Back: Return to main menu ... -
Page 17: Setting Camera Menu
Figure 4.5.1 Edit Trajectory Scanning Define the starting position of trajectory scanning; choose “IRIS+” to the following figure: TRAJECTORY SCANNING DATA STORED 1％ Figure 4.5.1.1Trajectory scanning editing Shake joystick of keyboard and edit scanning route and motion, Start to record from motion 1 to motion 100 at most, press button OPEN to reserve this setting, and then return to figure 4.5, Clear this trajectory scanning route：Clear the current scanning route. -
Page 18: Cruise Setting
4.7 Cruise Setting CRUISE SETTING TIME INTERVAL <SEC> PRESET 1 PRESET 2 PRESET 3 PRESET 4 PRESET 5 PRESET 6 PRESET 7 PRESET 8 PRESET 9 PRESET 10 CRUISE SETTING PRESET 11 PRESET 12 PRESET 13 PRESET 14 PRESET 15 PRESET 16 PRESET 17 PRESET 18... -
Page 19: Display Setup
Figure 4.7 Presets Setting Menu Preset cruise is set for lens to automatically execute preset scanning. The details are as following: Time interval [sec]：waiting time between different presets cruise Presets 1~ 20 (Presets cruise parameters list): Choose the presets cruise page ... -
Page 20: Trouble Shooting
means not displaying. < P/T DEG>: It is vertical and horizontal angles display when PTZ moves “ON” means displaying, while “OFF” means not displaying. Back：Return to main menu。 Exit： Exit menu. 5.Trouble Shooting 5.1 Simple list of malfunctions removal Malfunctions Possible Reasons Solution... -
Page 21: Attention
5.2 Attention 1. Safe transportation Do not force, shake violently during transportation, preservation and installation. 2. Careful Installation Please handle with care. Do not press hard on the camera and its' parts to avoid camera malfunctions when installing. Do not turn on power before the dome covering is installed. - Page 22 7. Do not use the PTZ dome camera in extreme temperature or humidity environment. The temperature should be -25 and humidity less than 90%. 8. Do not install the camera close to air outlet of air conditioner. Camera lens will be misty because of water condensation under the below conditions。 Instant temperature change because of air container being turned on and off.
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Page 23: Specifications
Scanning Speed 001-255Class Optional Cruise 4Units(27Preset per Units) Preset Pause Time 0-99Min.Optional Communication Style RS485 Protocol PELCO-D, PELCO-P, EverFocus Protocol Baud Rate 1200BPS/2400BPS/4800BPS/9600BPS Internal Fan Rotating Speed Displayed on OSD Track Memory In 3 Min Power Consumption <22W Supply Voltage... - Page 24 24/ 24...