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Genie HDSD2PTZ20-IRDH User Manual

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HDSD2PTZ20-IRDH
Infrared Intelligent Vehicle PTZ Camera
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  • Page 1 HDSD2PTZ20-IRDH Infrared Intelligent Vehicle PTZ Camera User Manual...
  • Page 2 CONTENTS PAGE (IF IT IS A LARGE MANUAL)

  • Page 3: Technical Specification

    1. Section 1 Header (Copy these for other sections) • Use this for Key features 2. Technical Specification Model Number HDSD2PTZ20-IRDH *Design and Specifications are subject to change without notice. CHANGE THIS TO WHAT THE PRODUCT IS AND COPY INTO THE MASTER PAGE A...

  • Page 4: Environmental Requirements

    1. Precaution Electrical safety Conform to country and local electrical safety standard when using or installing the product. Transportation The PTZ’s should be protected against extremes of pressure, vibration and humidity during storage, installation and transportation. The infrared PTZ camera is transported by integrated packing. Installation of care Please refer to the user installation manual when installing.

  • Page 5: Technology Parameter

    2.1 Technology Parameter CHANGE THIS TO WHAT THE PRODUCT IS AND COPY INTO THE MASTER PAGE A...
  • Page 6 2.3 PTZ Performance and Feature The intelligent PTZ is complete new compact design camera using built-in temperature sensor and wiper func- tion to allow full resolution picture in raining day. The camera uses a multi pin socket for convenient installation. The Infrared LED range more than 60 meters and the camera can rotate flexibly with low noise and allow wide range capture.
  • Page 7 3 Performance Internal temperature test • Set time display • When the temperature exceeds the limit, the screen will display an alarm • When the temperature is under the limit, the PTZ will delay to start up, and when the camera temperature is over the limit the PTZ will not start up.

  • Page 8: Function Instruction

    3 Function Instruction This passage mainly describes the main function and general principle of the PTZ camera. Different system platforms have different operation methods, generally you should refer to the system manufacturer’s operation manual. Please contact dealer to get necessary information, there are some particular requirements and opera- tions under specific condition.
  • Page 9 3. 3 Camera control Magnification control The user can control “Wide/Tele” to adjust zoom far and near of the image via the keyboard controller to obtain panoramic image or close view that you need. The PTZ supports digital zoom and optical zoom. Focus control System defaults Auto focus.
  • Page 10 4. System setting 4. 1 Basic operation 4.1.1 Current-carrying to PTZ and Self-testing The PTZ conducts self-testing after current-carrying , and it rotates slowly until displaying pan origin that is de- fault setting, then moving to tilt origin, the lens is adjusted from far zoom to near zoom, then from near zoom to far zoom, when the self-testing is finished, the relevant system information displaying on the screen, as follow: The information will not disappear until you stop to operate the system.
  • Page 11 4. 2 Edit dome label When using a lot of the PTZ systems, in order to identify each PTZ, the systems supports title settings. The settings are as follow 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by calling 9 preset twice within 3 seconds.
  • Page 12 4. 4 Display setup 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Tilt up/down joy stick to SYSTEM SETTING, press OPEN to enter sub- menu. 3) Tilt up/down joy stick to [DISPLAY SETUP], press [OPEN] to enter “display setup”...
  • Page 13 4. 5 Systematic motion control Systematic motion controlling may control a series o f canonical move- ment of the PTZ, and play an important role in controlling the PTZ. 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds.
  • Page 14 4. 5. 3 Park action This setting allows the PTZ to run an appointed action after it enters stand by mode (1-240 minutes). If default sets as 0 , it means not to run this action automatically. 1) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [PARK T IME], press [OPEN] to set park time, the range is 0-240 (minutes), press [OPEN] to save.[PARK ACTON] is running action at park time, when [PARK TIME] sets as 0, this item can’t be set...
  • Page 15 4.5.6 Advance setting 1. Operate joystick and move to [ADVANCE SETTING] , press [OPEN] to enter into “advance setting”; [EIS ENABLED]: Electronic Image Stabilizer function; [PRESET FREEZE]: Function of Preset Freeze means during calling pre- sets, the monitor displays the image before call presets, and releases the freeze image when the camera arrives the appointed presets.
  • Page 16 4. 6 Clear and restart 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Tilt up/down joystick to [SYSTEM SETTING], press [OPEN] to enter submenu. 3) Tilt up/down joy stick to [CLEAR] , press [OPEN] to enter submenu, as left picture shows.
  • Page 17 4.7 Password set 1. The system enter s into th e main menu by call ing 95 preset o r by calling 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2. Operate the joystick up and down, move the cursor to [SY STEM SETTI NG] , press [OPEN] to call the submenu.
  • Page 18 4.8 Time set 1. The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2. Operate the joystick up and down, move the cursor to [SYSTEM SETT ING] , press [OPEN] to call the sub menu. 3.
  • Page 19 4.9 DOME Address Setting 1. The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2.Tilt up/down the joystick and move the cursor to [SYSTEM SET TING], press [OPEN] to enter submenu. 3.
  • Page 20 5. Camera setting 5. 1 Zoom speed 1. The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2. Tilt up/d own joystick to [CAMERA SETTING] , press [OPEN] to enter submenu 3.
  • Page 21 5. 2 Digital zoo m cont rol 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Tilt up/down joystick to [CAMERA SETTING], press [OPEN] to enter camera setting. 3) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [DIGITAL ZOOM], press [OPEN] to enter digital zoom setting, tilt up/down joystick, to choose ON means open digital zoom control which is digita l zoom is pulled near, if pulling...
  • Page 22 5.3 Backlight compensation 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [CAMERA SETTING] to enter submenu. 3) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [BLC MODE], press [OPEN], There will bea signin the front of [BLC MODE] , the cursor jump to right, tilt joystick to open or close back light compensation function.
  • Page 23 5. 4 Slow shutter control 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice wit hin 3 seconds. 2) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [CAMERA SETT ING] to enter submenu.
  • Page 24 5 . 5 Line sync control 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [CAMERA SETTING], press [OPEN] to enter submenu. 3) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [LINE SYNC] ;...
  • Page 25 5. 7 IR cut filter 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice with in 3 seconds. 2)Operate joystick , move the cursor to [CAMERA SETTING] to enter submenu. 3) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [ADVANCE SETTING] 1;...
  • Page 26 5. 8 Advance setting2 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. 2) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [CAMERA SETTING] to enter submenu. 3) Operate joystick, move the cursor to [ADVANCE SETTING2]; press [OPEN] to enter submenu, as left picture shows;...
  • Page 27 5. 8. 2 White balance mode System supports [AUTO] indoor mode [INDOOR] outdoor mode [OUT- DOOR] auto track mode [ATW] single mode [OPW]. [OPT] mode manual mode [MANUAL] and kinds of white balance modes, etc. Detail setting as follow: 1) The system enters in to the main menu by calling 95 preset or by calling 9 preset twice within 3 seconds.
  • Page 28 6. Function setting 6.1 Preset 1) The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by calling 9 preset twice within 3 seconds. Click each command to enter“ preset menu” according to the order of the left picture. As following: •...
  • Page 29 6.3 Pattern 6.1 Preset Pattern is built-in function in camera; the PTZ can record tracks that are no less than 180s . (A series of pan/tilt controlling and lens controlling command ). A PTZ may set up to 4 pattern tours. 1)The system enters into the main menu by calling 95 preset or by call- ing 9 preset twice within 3 seconds.
  • Page 30 6. 4 Tour Tour is the built-in function in the PTZ, it will arrange the presets into the queue of auto-tour, and can set how long it will park at preset. Operate auto-tour is a process of incessantly transfer each preset . One tour can store 32 presets at most.
  • Page 31 A PTZ may be set up to 8 zones; the regional scene can 't be overlapped. User can set label for each zone. When setting [ZONE LABEL] as ON, the PTZ will display zone label as it runs some zone . It is convenient to know the zone that the camera shoots by setting zone label.
  • Page 32 6 . 6 Time running User can set the time of preset, scan, tour and pattern. 1.Call 95 preset or call 9 preset twice within 3 seconds to enter into the ma in menu. 2. Operate the joystick, move the cursor to [FUNCTION SET- TING] , press [OPEN] to call the sub menu.
  • Page 33 7. Privacy zone masking Privacy function can show someone piece of regional shield- ing while protecting. For example, protect the window of bedroom or ATM of bank. A PTZ can set up to 2 4 privacy windows.( Masking setting function is relative with the model of camera module.
  • Page 34 8. Alarm function The PTZ may connect with 7 alarm input, 2 alarm output, and support alarm linkage. The external alarm message sends to the PTZ, then the PTZ sends to alarm point shoot (to call preset, auto scan, auto cruise and auto pattern), and choose that to run alarm output or not.
  • Page 35 3.ARM Setting 1. Call 95 preset or call 9 preset twice within3 seconds and then input the password to enter the main menu. 2. Operate the joystick up and down, move the cursor to [ALARMS] , press [OPEN] to call the submenu. 3.
  • Page 36 9. Set Language 1. Call 95 preset or call 9 preset twice w ithin 3 seconds and then input the password to enter the main menu. 2. Operate the joystick up and down, move the curso r to [LAN- GUAGE] , press [OPEN] to call th e submenu. 3.
  • Page 37 CHANGE THIS TO WHAT THE PRODUCT IS AND COPY INTO THE MASTER PAGE A...
  • Page 38 10.2 24VAC Wire Diamet er and Transmission Distance Comparison chart The transmission distances listed below are farthest ones recommended for each giving wire diameter when the 24VAC voltage loss ratio is below 10% (for equ ipment powered by AC, the allowed maximum voltage loss ratio is 1 0%).
  • Page 39 10. 3 Domestic and Ab road Wire Gauge Conversion Chart CHANGE THIS TO WHAT THE PRODUCT IS AND COPY INTO THE MASTER PAGE A...
  • Page 40 1 0. 4 Rs485 Bus Basic Knowledge • The connection of 120Ω termination resist or: Connection mode for 120 Ω resistance of equipment • Characteristics of Rs485 Bus terminal. Setting connection of terminal resistance As specified by Rs485 standard, Rs485 Bus is of 12 0Ω...
  • Page 41 • Problems in practical connections In su ch circ umstan ces the factor y recom In some circumstances user adopts a star configuration mends the u sage o f RS48 5 distr ibutor. The in practical connection . The termination resistors must dis tributo r can chan ge the star configura tion be connected to the two equipment 1# an d 5# in co nnectio n to th e mode of co nnecti on stip...
  • Page 42 10. 5 DIP switch setup Open base, the re are two code switches with 8 digits, S W1and SW2. SW1 is for setting of PTZ ID; SW2 is for settings of control protocol, baud rate , terminal resistance connect. 10. 5. 3 ID setting (SW1) 10.
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  • Page 47 11.Installation 11.1 Caution • Please refer to user manual before installation. • Power: AC220V/110V-AC24V, for actual needs, please refer to label of product. • Precise optical and electronic parts inside of product. Avoiding severe press, hard vibration etc. non-correct operation methods, which may cause damage to product when transportation and installation. •...
  • Page 48 11. 3 Lightning Proof and Surge Proof Stuff Preparation This product uses TVS lightning Proof technology, it can Please select the type of cables bassed on trans- prevent from the damage of the equipment caused by mitting distance: kinds of pulse signal such a s instant lightning strike of •...
  • Page 49 11.6 Structure Introduction The pan/tilt camera has five parts: main body, camera protection shield, LED protection shie ld, pedestal and pedestal pad. DIP switch setup inside pedestal; and original integrated packing. 11.7 Basic Size graph CHANGE THIS TO WHAT THE PRODUCT IS AND COPY INTO THE MASTER PAGE A...
  • Page 50 11.8.2 Top-down Mounting (Non standard 11.8 Installation setting) Stand-up mount, top-down mount and wall mount are available for this product, which are suitable for different 1. the mounting position must be able applications. Because this product is an integrated pack- to take the weight o f PTZ.
  • Page 51 Please make video cable, power cable, control cable and alarm cable penetrated the brack- et, and fixed the bracket stably. Keep enough length of cables: Video cable should be kept 50 mm out of the bracket , and other cables should be kept 8 0-100 mm from the bracket Please connect cables refer to the attached tag.
  • Page 52 12.Maintenance service terms Warranty Repair Product Returns Genie CCTV will repair or replace any product that fails within the terms of the limited warranty in Product can only be returned to Genie CCTV by effect at the time of purchase. The warranty...
  • Page 53 If the returned product RMA number. is found to be out of warranty Genie will advise the cost of repair. A Purchase Order must be raised to cover the...
  • Page 54 GENIE CCTV LTD. CCTV House, City Park, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL7 ILT Tel: +44 (0) 1707 330541 Fax: +44 (0) 1707 330543 www.geniecctv.com Edition. GN-February 2015...