Aventura CAM-IPD-x-DN Series Guide

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IPD Series PTZ & Positioning Camera
User Installation Manual
Model Series:
PTZ Dome Range CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-DN Series. CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IC. CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IRL, CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IR,
Positioning PTZ CAM-IRZ-xx-xxx-IR. CAM-LTZ-xx-xxx-IRL

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Contents
1. Precautions ............................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Installation ................................................................................................................................................................ 4
2.1 Cautions ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
2.2 Distributing of power close to the device......................................................................................................... 4
2.3 Lightning Proof and Surge Protection............................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Water Proof....................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.5 Preparation of Installation ................................................................................................................................ 5
2.6 Model Range ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.7 Bracket Selection .............................................................................................................................................. 2
2.8 Installation ........................................................................................................................................................ 3
2.8.1 Wall Mount ................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.8.2 Pendant Mount ............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.8.3 Cable Connection .......................................................................................................................................... 4
2.8.4 Positioning Unit............................................................................................................................................. 2
3. Performance.............................................................................................................................................................. 2
3.1 Generic Production Specifications .................................................................................................................... 2
3.2 Camera Technical Specifications....................................................................................................................... 2
3.3 Network IP Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 3
4. Performance and Application ................................................................................................................................... 4
4.1 PTZ Performance and Features......................................................................................................................... 4
4.2 Camera ID.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
4.3 Auto-run motion ............................................................................................................................................... 2
4.4 Camera Control ................................................................................................................................................. 2
5. Network Configuration ............................................................................................................................................. 2
5.1 Login.................................................................................................................................................................. 2
5.2 Download ActiveX plugin .................................................................................................................................. 2
5.3 Login Browser.................................................................................................................................................... 3
5.4 Live Preview ...................................................................................................................................................... 3
5.5 Client Search Tool ............................................................................................................................................. 4
6. Appendix ................................................................................................................................................................... 5
6.1 Basic Operation................................................................................................................................................. 5
6.2 Shortcut Keys .................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.3 Menu Index ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.4 CAD Dimensions................................................................................................................................................ 8
6.4.1 Internal PTZ and D/N PTZ Models............................................................................................................. 8
6.4.2 Laser LED and IR LED PTZ Models. ............................................................................................................ 8
6.4.3 Positioning units........................................................................................................................................ 8
6.5 RS485 Bus Basic Knowledge.............................................................................................................................. 9
7. Maintenance and Service........................................................................................................................................ 10
7.1 Limited Warranty ............................................................................................................................................10
7.2 Warranty terms...............................................................................................................................................10
7.3 Warranty Shipping .......................................................................................................................................... 10
8. Regulatory Information...........................................................................................................................................11
8.1 EU Conformity Statement............................................................................................................................... 11

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1. Precautions
Electrical safety
Conform to the country and local electrical safety standard when using or installing the product.
Transportation
Protect the PTZ against extremes of pressure, vibration, and humidity during shipping, storage, and
installation. Use the packaging designed for and supplied with the PTZ camera.
Installation of care
Please refer to this user installation manual before installation. Please pick up the Infrared parts gently
and do not press, you may damage the unit which will cause a malfunction.
Requirements to service personnel
Qualified technicians should do all the service work. Only when authorized by Aventura Support.
Do not disassemble the pan/tilt module
Do not remove screws, and don't maintain the parts in the Pan/Tilt by yourself. Only qualified
and authorized personnel can undertake repairs. Please contact support for problems and resolutions.
Environmental requirements for PTZ:
Environmental temp: -25°C ~ +50°C
Humidity: <90%
Air pressure: 86~106Kpa
Power supply: AC 24V/2500MA, 50/60HZ
Don't aim the camera to view any strong light directly
Don't point the PTZ to the sun or other bright objects. It may affect image quality.
The function of waterproof (Outdoor models)
The product is water-proof, humidity-proof and dust-proof, which pass the standard of IP66.
A high humidity environment may cause damage to the internal workings and should be avoided.

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2. Installation
2.1 Cautions
Please read all this user manual before installation.
Power: AC24V or High PoE when available, use the power devices supplied with the unit only.
Precise optical and electronic parts inside of the product. Avoiding severe pressure, hard vibration, etc.
non-correct operation methods, which may cause damage to the product when in transportation and
during installation.
Please do not disassemble parts inside of product at random, which may cause a negative influence on
the use of the product. No user serviceable parts inside and will void warranty.
Please comply with standards of Electrify Safety and use the supplied transformer with the product.
Enough distance must be ensured between Network or RS-485 cable, Video signal cable and
equipment’s of high voltage when doing transmission. Lightning-proof and surge-proof etc. protection
measures are needed. The Device subject to abnormal operational use will void warranty.
Do not use product beyond the rated temperature, humidity or specifications of power. Do not place
camera pointing to Sun or extreme brightness, care to be taken if installation during the day, when
external lighting may not be noticeable. Avoid such locations or adjust external lighting not to interfere
with camera positions and operation.
Do not use abrasive cleansers to clean product. Please use a dry cloth to clean up dirt; the Neutral
solvent is needed when the surface is not easy to clean.
Handle product with care to avoid or excessive vibration; Incorrect use of camera can result in damage
and void the warranty.
Please fix product to the position which is stable and firm. This device is not suitable for mobile
applications.
2.2 Distributing of power close to the device.
Please refer to right Figure 1 right
It is necessary to keep 50 meters distances at least
between the high voltage unit and the high voltage
cable with the signal transmission line.
Outdoor wiring is best to along under the eve of the
house.
Wiring at void place must adopt by way of sealed steel
tube bury underground, and sealed steel tube should
be grounded.
Under thunderstorm or high inductive voltage region
(e.g., high voltage transformer substation), you must
add extra high-power lightning proof equipment and
install lighting rod.
Outdoor equipment, routes of lighting proof and
ground design must consider according to the request of construction lightning proof and coincide with
connection requests of country and industry standard.
The system must provide an equipotential ground. Grounding equipment must satisfy the anti-jamming and
electrical safety requirements and must not short-circuit or mix connection with high voltage electricity net.
When the system is grounded separately, the ground resistance should be not more than 4 ohms, and a
section of the grounding conducting wire should be less than 25 mm².
1 2 3
1 Power Supply Surge
2 Data Signal Surge
3 Video Signal Surge
45º
Lighting Rod
Install with the 45º of Rod
ProtectiveTube
Earth resistance must
be less than 4
Figure 1

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2.3 Lightning Proof and Surge Protection
This product uses TVS lightning Proof
technology, can prevent the damage of the
equipment caused by kinds of pulse signal such as
instant lightning strike of power below 4000V, the
surge and so on.
At the same time, you must adopt the essential
protective measure according to the actual situation
regarding outdoor installation under guarantee
electricity security. (Refer to the previous chapter)
2.4 Water Proof
Outdoor PTZ is waterproof, moisture-proof,
dustproof performance has achieved the IP66
international standard. The indoor PTZ doesn't allow
to install in an outdoor environment which is full of
moisture. - This is not an indoor model! You should
prevent the camera and the internal components
from damage that caused by the long-time water
collecting, such as ice or snow.
2.5 Preparation of Installation
The request of the quality of installation person
and maintainer:
oAll installation and maintenance work
related to this product should complete
by technical personnel who qualify for
installation and maintenance.
Basic requirements
oPlease refer to this handbook for detail.
oAll electrical work must be observed local
latest electricity laws, regulation on
fireproof as well as the related rules and
regulations:
oChecking everything is completed
according to the packing list. Make sure
the application place and the way of
installation for PTZ are compatible with
the request. If not, please contact your
supplier.
oPlease use this product according to the
working conditions request.
oPlease handle with the pan/tilt module
carefully, do not extrude various structure
parts; The down cover belongs to the
senior optics part, do not touch with the
hand; Please do not get through power
except for the electrifying inspection in
the process of installation.
Check the structure intensity for installation space
and installation site.
oMake sure you have enough space to hold
this product and its parts of installation in
the site.
oMake sure the bearing capacity of ceiling,
wall, the bracket that installs the PTZ
support the gross weight of the PTZ and
the structural parts of the installation.
Having the safe coefficient of 4 times or
above is necessary.
Installation
Stuff Preparation
Please select the type of cables based on transmitting
distance:
1. 75Ωimpedance
2. All copper conductor wire
3. 95% copper net structure
4. Network cable RJ45 <100M {330feet}
5. RS485 Communication cables (Refer to
manual appendix)
6. 24VAC Power supply cable (Refer to manual
appendix)
Keep All the Original Package Materials
Please preserve the mode original package
material properly after opening the PTZ
packing, to return in original package is such
conditional require.
Failure to return in the original package may
cause further damage to the product, and
additional costs and warranty issues can be
avoided. Please contact Aventura technical for
advice.
Brief introduction of a mounting way
The mounting way of pan/tilt: wall mount, pendant
mount.
Bracket Installation: Installation position
must enable to undertake high weight
pressure, which must be 4times of the
total weight of PTZ and bracket.
The wall must be secure and stable;
bracket must attach to a solid wall, and
not a free-standing wall with little or no-load bearing
capacity.
WARNING

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2.6 Model Range
The PTZ consists of several parts, which form the basis of a complete solution. Bracket for fitting, and the
main housing body. Positioning model is an all in one complete camera and requires just the installation to a
bracket. The Day/Night PTZ dome style models will have a removable dome cover and a module which can
be removed. IR and Laser LED models are also fully encapsulated and require only the attachment to the
required bracket.
2.7 Bracket Selection
Most cameras are supplied with a standard Wall mount.: Other options available as shown below diagram:
Internal Recess Mount PTZ Day/Night PTZ IR Led PTZ Laser Light PTZ Positioning Unit. PTZ with Thermal or IR LED)
Wall Mount (PTZ & Positioning PTZ) Pendant Mount Corner Mount Pole Mount

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2.8 Installation
2.8.1 Wall Mount
a) The installation site must be able to support
the sum of weight such as the dome, the
bracket, and the pedestal, multiplied by four.
b) The chosen wall of installation site must be
substantial. Make sure the bracket installs on
the wall first and it sturdy and horizontal.
c) Depending on access to the back of the wall, it
may be necessary to pull all wires out through
the bracket before mounting, then connect
wires to cameras and push up into mount
before attaching a camera body to the
bracket.
d) Attach the bracket to surface with four M6
holes. A suggested depth of 75mm will allow
for a perfect fit of supplied bolt anchors.
Note: Be sure to have access for cables at the rear. The rear of the
bracket has breakaway slots to allow for side exit of wires against
a flat surface.
e) Please pay attention to Figure 2 below ○ 1
must have an appropriate seal applied to
prevent the water ingress.
f) With the bracket secure you can attach the
dome body using the bolts which fix around
the ○ 2 holes.
g) You should align the home position, so the
camera is pointing forward.
You need to follow the operation
guide; it’s essential to keep water
away from the internals of the
product. Water damage will not be
covered under warranty repairs.
242mm
200mm
[7.87"]
170mm
[6.69"]
60mm
[2.36"]
12mm
[0.47"]
[9.52"]
140mm
[5.51"]
114mm
[4.48 "]
Figure 2
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2.8.2 Pendant Mount
a) The installation surface must be able to
support the weight of the dome.
b) Do not install on ceiling tiles which are brittle
and would break easily.
c) Attach the bracket to surface with three M6
holes. A suggested depth of 75mm will allow
for a perfect fit of supplied bolt anchors.
You need to follow the operation guide; it’s
essential to keep water away from the
internals of the product. Water damage will
not be covered under warranty repairs. The
device is designed for maintenance-free
operation under normal conditions.
d) Before connecting the dome to the pendant
mount bracket, it’s best to present all cables
being connected to the device. And allow for
some movement of wires above the
installation.
e) Connect all cables to the central dome body,
and ease device onto the bracket, and attach
the side bolts to secure dome.
2.8.3 Cable Connection
P1 RJ45 Connector for Ethernet/PoE
P2 Reset
P3 Audio In
P4 Audio Out
P5 Alarm In
P6 Alarm Out
P7 RS485 (note + and –marked)
P8 AC24V (Red and Black)
103mm
120º
120º
[4.05"]
WARNING

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2.8.4 Positioning Unit
a) Optionally positioning cameras can be installed to
a pole mount bracket. The pole mount is a
universal bracket which also is suitable for other
PTZ series devices.
b) The positioning bracket then attaches to the pole,
using the supplied bolts.
c) If you are not using the pole mount, then the
bracket will attach to a stable surface / such as a
wall. It is essential you have a durable solid
surface due to the tension weight of camera when
connected.
d) You must also provide suitable cable access
through the bracket center.
e) Finally, a secure main camera body to the bracket. Care should be taken with the weight, and the cables will
need to be attached in advance. The install is a two-person operation due to the weight of device and time
which would be required to make the connections to the camera unit.
Note: You need to be sure connections of the four bolts are tight, and the washers are used as shown in the above diagram.

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3. Performance
3.1 Generic Production Specifications
3.2 Camera Technical Specifications
PTZ Dome Range CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-DN Series. CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IC. CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IRL, CAM-IPD-xx-xxx-IR,
Positioning PTZ CAM-IRZ-xx-xxx-IR. CAM-LTZ-xx-xxx-IRL
Model variations if available replace the xx-xxx with codes below.
Model Code Variation
2Z-36X
2Z-20X
2Z-40X
3Z-36X
8Z-36X
Image element
1/2.8 Type Exmor CMOS sensor
1/2.4 Type Exmor CMOS sensor
Total pixels
3.21M
2.13M
3M
8.51M
Low Illumination
Color:0.05 Lux W/B:0.01Lux
Color:0.05 Lux
W/B:0.01Lux
Color:0.05 Lux W/B:0.01Lux
Optical zoom
20X
36X
40X
30X
30X
Lens
5-100mm
4.5-165mm
6.8-272mm
4.6-165mm
6-180mm
F-Stop
F1.5(Wide)~F3.2(Tele)
F1.6(Wide)~F5.5(Tele)
F1.8(Wide)~F6.0(Tele)
F1.6(Wide) ~ F5.5(Tele)
F1.5(Wide) ~ F4.0(Tele)
Zoom speed
5.2s /7.0s
4.2s /6.0s
5.2s /7.0s
5.2s /7.0s
5.2s /7.0s
Digital zoom
16X
16X
16X
16X
16X
Wide Angle (W x H)
58.5°x 33.2°
60.5°x 35.1°
33.5°x 25.3°
60.5°x 35.1°
60.5°x 35.1°
Tele Angle (W x H)
3.1°x 1.7°
1.8°x 1.0°
1.2°x 0.7°
1.8°x 1.0°
1.8°x 1.0°
Min. Working distance
1m (Wide)2m (Tele)
1m (Wide)1.5m (Tele)
1m (Wide)2m (Tele)
Resolution(H*V)
1920×1080,1280×720
2048×1536,1920x1080
3840×2160,2592×1944
Main stream
1080P(1920×1080)/720P (1280×720)
3840×2160,2592×1944
Sub stream
D1/VGA (640×480)/ QVGA (320×240)
(1920×1080) / (1280×720)
Video frame rate
1 ~ 25fps (50HZ) 1 ~ 30fps (60HZ)
Video compression
H.264/MJPEG
Audio compression
G.711a/ G.711u
Comm. Interface
Onvif 2.4 (TCP/IP) Visca protocol (TTL 3.3v) Pelco D protocol (TTL 3.3v)
WDR Range
ON/OFF
Sharpness control
16 steps
Preset
128
S/N
>50db
3D Noise Reduce
0-5, total 6 grade
BLC
ON/OFF
Area Exposure / Focu
s
N/A
Electronic Shutter
1/30~1/10000
Day/Night
Auto/Color/White & Black
Electrical
Setting:
Power supply
AC24V / PoE
Baud rate (RS485)
2400/4800/9600/19200bps
Consumption
Outdoor 30W
Protocol
PELCO_D
Decoder
Built-in
Address setting
RS485: 0-254
Surge
Buitt-in TVS4000V, Lighting
Environmental:
Operation:
Operational
-10°C~+50°C (14°F~+122°F)
Pan rotation
360° continuously
Environmental humidity
0-90% none compensation
Tilt rotation
Tilt90°, with auto flip
Protection grade
IP66, Weatherproof housing
Rotation speed
Pan0.4~320°/S Tilt0.4 ~150°/S
Physical:
Preset
128 Presets
Weight
6.1/6.8kg (13lb/14.9lb) (Model Dependant)
Surveillance
Preset, Tour, Scan, Pattern
Mount
Wall, Pendant, Corner, Pole, Recess

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3.3 Network IP Specifications
Support H.264/MJPEG/H.265 Video Compression, dual frame rate, high compression, high video quality
Support Micro SD card storage( need factory preset）
IP PT tile, date, time, frame rate
Support multi-network protocol: TCP/IP, UDP, RTSP, HTTP, DDNS, FTP, NTP, PPPOE, SMTP
Built-in web server, support IE explorer video watch, match specification, upgrade, User Rights Management
Built-in ONVIF protocol can make technology docking with another onvif platform, built-in SD card storage function
Support ONVIFonvif
ONVIF technology
docking
Compliant NVR: Dahua, HIKVISION, Zeno-tech
Compliant:nuuo, Digifort,milestone
Video compression
H.264/ MJPEG
HD
Image resolution
(main stream)
1080P(1920×1080)/720P(1280×720) 3MP / 8MP models support (2048x1536) / (3840x2140)
Image resolution
(Secondary stream)
D1/VGA(640×480)/QVGA(320×240)
SD
Image resolution
(main stream)
704×576, 1-25 (30) fps/s; 640×480, 1-25 (30) fps/s
Image resolution
(Secondary stream)
704×576, 1-25 (30) fps/s;640×480, 1-25 (30) fps/s 320×240, 1-25 (30) fps/s
Video Bitrate
32Kbps-16Mbps vary continious, support CBR/VBR
Info display
(featured product)
Dome Title, Preset, Pattern, Scan, Zone, Zoom, Alarm, Date/Time G.711U, G.711A,
Audio compression
Support 32K stereo
Audio compression
Video/image/file
Saving Methods
manual, auto(loop, timing, alarm switch volume, motion detection)
Protocol support
TCP/IP，UDP, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, HTTP, DNS, DDNS, DHCP,
FTP, NTP, PPPOE, SMTP, UPNP
Web client viewing
Support IE10.0 and over( built in Web Server), support 8.

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4. Performance and Application
4.1 PTZ Performance and Features
This intelligent PTZ comes with a smart design and a sturdy structure which is intended for a special occasion
and high-point monitoring. With built-in constant temperature device and wipers (if model supports), it can
dramatically enhance the usability in a broad variety environment. It also can contain multiple light source
for different applications and locations, with the low noise flexible rotation capacity and powerful functions
of the camera block, it will provide an excellent graphics for your customer.
Built-in receiver.
oAll configurable options stored in central control board to protect against power cuts.
oIntegrate design and high durability.
o128 presets can be randomly stored.
o01-80preset support auto-tour and each tour can save up to 16 presets.
oFour pattern tours.
oFour scans.
oBuilt-in direction indicator
oBuilt-in temperature indicator.
oBuilt-in clock setting function
oRJ45 network interface, Min3.5 audio
interface.
oRS485 Bus communication.
oOne alarm input, one alarm output (relay normally open or normally closed)
Pan Tilt Feature
oAluminum alloy material and anti-violence design surface are well hidden, and rapid heat removal;
Level of protection achieves IP66.
oPrecise stepping motor drives the pan to run smoothly and react to sensitivity.
oIntegrated design, compact structure, easy to disassemble.
oExquisite mechanical drive, support to rotate pan 360°continuously and tilt 0°~ +90°and may
rotate 180°with an auto flip.
oPan 0.1°/s to rotate slowly, and the image doesn't vibrate.
Built-in digital camera
oHigh sensitivity, high resolution, and integrated digital processing
oAuto-focus
oAuto-Iris
oAuto brightness control
oAuto white balance
oAuto backlight compensation
oAuto slow shutter
oAuto switch day/night
OSD menu
oWebpage support English Language (Future revision may contain additional languages)
oVisual OSD menu. Revising the PTZ's information and parameter by keyboard and OSD menu, and it
is easy to operate.
oSet park action function and set presets, or run a scan, pattern, tour, etc. during idle time.
Internal temperature test
oSet time display.
oWhen the temperature exceeds the limit, the screen will display alarm information.
oWhen the temperature is under the limit, the PTZ will delay to startup, and when the heating device
is heated and got higher than the low limit temperature to startup.
oAccording to the temperature, the fan measures if it is to start or not and prolong the life of the fan.
Night View Function (optional feature on models with IR LED / Laser)
oSelect the different light source according to your need; this option will be not available if the PTZ
has no this function)
oCan manual control or auto-control infrared LED ON/OFF, manual control through keyboard call 62
preset can turn infrared LED ON/OFF. If auto-control is working, image color will be a switch to black
and white when in low brightness, black and white will be a switch to color when in high intensity.

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Alarm in/out control function.
On the IE interface, you can set the corresponding input and output functions, such as: receiving the alarm
input signal can send a message can post an e-mail or capture pictures.
The items below describe the primary functions and the general principle of intelligence PTZ cameras. They may not
refer to the particular operation methods of your device. A different system may have different operation methods.
4.2 Camera ID
There is two eight-position dial switches SW1 and SW2 inside the PTZ housing, and SW2 is for setting
communication baud rate and controlling protocol. (For detail setting, please refer to DIP switch setting)
Besides the factory protocol (FACTORY), the PTZ is compatible with various popular protocols, such as
PECLO-D, PECLO-P, and customized protocol. See section 6.5 for further information about RS-485.
Any controlling command must base on the physical camera address, and the camera only answers to the
controlling command address which coincides with itself. There are three kinds of camera address:
Common address: Use the camera's switch number to set address 1-8 bits, the address range is 1-254.
Debug address: (Only factory protocol and PELCO can be set) if the camera ID is set 0, the user may select
any address to control the PTZ. And there is also an IP address which the camera will respond to commands.
4.3 Auto-run motion
Focus/speed proportion pan
When manually adjusting, for far focus situation, the PTZ responds at a high-speed so that touching rocker
slightly may make the picture move rapidly, thus causing the image to lose. To base on humanized design,
the PTZ automatically adjust pan and tilt rotation according to zoom near and far, which make it is
convenient to operate manually to make tracking for the object. In the menu, you may change system
parameter setting proportion pan as ON to run this function.
Auto flip
If the user holds the joystick in the down position, the camera rotates pan 180 degrees. In the menu, you
may set the system parameter setting AUTO FLIP as ON to run this function.
Park action
By the menu “park time” and “park action,” the user may set auto-call preset or run tour, pattern, and scan,
etc. after pointing a few minutes if the PTZ doesn't run any motions.
Power up action
By the menu “power up the action,” after the PTZ powers up or restarts, the user may set auto-resume
movements before power up and auto- call preset or run tour, pattern, and scan, etc.
4.4 Camera Control
Magnification control
The user can control “Wide/Tele” to adjust zoom far and near of the image by keyboard controller to obtain
a panoramic image or close view that you need. The PTZ support digital zoom and optical zoom.
Focus control
The system defaults Autofocus. When the lens changes, the camera will auto-adjust focus according to the
center of the image to get a sharp image; the user can also manually focus to get the desired image by
operating keyboard “FAR/NEAR.” When operating keyboard joystick, camera resumes to autofocus.
The camera will be unable to autofocus in the following conditions:
oTarget is not the center of the image.

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oObservation of the target near and far at the same time, cannot be clear at the same time.
oTarget is a strong light object, such as neon light, spotlight, etc.
oTarget moves too fast.
oTarget area such as a wall.
oTarget is too dark or vague.
oThe target image is too small.
Iris control
The system defaults Auto Iris. The camera can rapidly adjust the size of Iris, through the automatically induct
the changing of environment ray, and thus make the brightness of deferent image stable.
The user may adjust Iris by controller keyboard “open/close” to get required brightness that you need. The
user also can resume auto Iris by joystick operation. When controlling the Iris manually, the PTZ locks
current position you manually controlled; when operating joystick, the PTZ resume auto Iris.
Auto backlight compensation
Camera sub-area can carry out auto backlight compensation. Under a strong light background, the camera
will auto compensate light for the darker object and adjust daylight to the bright environment. To avoid
making the image lack fidelity by the back line is too bright, and the object is unable to be recognized
because of darkness, thus gain a clear image.
Auto white balance
The camera can automatically adjust white balance by the alteration of background lightness to reach a pure
color.
Thermal
Positioning units with a thermal part will feature a dual network camera device, and so a thermal image will
be encoded at the same position as the main zoom camera position. There is a minor offset of position due
to the thermal lens having a fixed focal length. This will vary depending on the chosen mm at the time of
purchase.

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5. Network Configuration
Network Connection brief
All PTZ cameras' factory default IP is 192.168.1.88, be sure you are on the correct network segment for
successful communications. Use static IP addresses for multiple PTZ devices, proper assignment of address
should be performed in advance of devices being physically installed to reduce potential conflicts or network
issues.
Users can modify the PTZ IP address through the quick configuration tool or via a web browser on the device.
5.1 Login
Before login the camera, please confirm that the network segment of the camera and local PC is the same.
E.g., the IP address of the camera is 192.168.1.100, so the IP address of the local pc should be 192.168.1.xxx.
The default IP address of the camera is 192.168.1.88, so we should check the IP address of PC in the network
segment 192.168.1.xxx or not. Start->Run->CMD, input the command ipconfig -all to verify the IP address of
PC, if the IP in the 192.168.1.xxx as follows, so we can access the camera:
5.2 Download ActiveX plugin
Run Internet Explorer (IE), enter the default IP address of the PTZ device.
Download and install ActiveX is required before any further steps can be undertaken.
ActiveX installing method:
Download installation will prompt you to run or download. You will be unable to enter the device settings
without the completion of this installation.
For each PC this will only be required once. So, to configure or set several devices, you will install ActiveX on
each PC which involves browser access.
Running the ActiveX part will be a set of prompts which will then proceed to install into your system.

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5.3 Login Browser
Using Internet Explorer (IE) with default address at URL. As a first security measure, you are prompted to set
a complex password. The help provided will provide the details of the minimal requirements.
5.4 Live Preview
After successful login to the device, you will enter directly into the Liveview. The full selection of features of
PTZ is activated by clicking the icon at the top right as indicated below:
In the real-time browsing page, you can capture video images, video, playback, voice intercom, monitor,
clear the alarm, Log query, partial image enlargement, full-screen preview and cloud mirror control and
other operations.
[Master Stream] Retrieve the master stream of the device to view the video in real time to get the best
view.

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[Secondary Stream] Retrieve the secondary stream of the device to see videos and reduce the network load.
[PTZ control] up, down, left, right, automatically adjust the PTZ rotation speed PTZ operation. As shown
below (Figure 3).
[Lens control] Zoom, focus, aperture, light, wiper, and other PTZ operations are available. The interface is
also on the primary control in (Figure 3).
[Preset Control] Presets can be set, called PTZ operation, click the inverted triangle below at bottom as
(Figure 3), Click the right triangle below will expand the options to present all additional options as shown
(Figure 4).
Figure 3 Figure 4
5.5 Client Search Tool
Supplied on the provided CD with the product is the AV PTZ Tool. This application runs only on Windows PC
systems. You can run directly from the CD and does not require an install.
The tool will Search all PTZ / Positioning cameras. And IP settings / Time and firmware upgrades. Click the
Search will populate the found devices. Factory device has a username and password as admin. When you
first connect to the browser you are prompted to change password.

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6. Appendix
6.1 Basic Operation
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 default setting, then moving to tilt origin, the lens is adjusted from far zoom to near zoom, then from
near zoom to far zoom, when self-testing completes, there is relevant system information displaying on the
screen, as follow:
S/N of the PTZ
Firmware version
Protocol
PTZ ID
Communication parameter
The information will not disappear until you stop to operate the system. If you set “power up action,”
The PTZ will automatically activate motions after self-testing. How to perform the function? We will explain
detail introduction in following passages.
Call the main menu
The system enters the main menu by calling 95 preset or by calling nine preset twice within 3 seconds.
All the menu setting is available from the main menu.
Menu and Keyboard operation:
oKeyboard operation:
[OPEN] when choosing pictures, it means to increase Iris; when setting menu, it means to enter the
next menu or setting or means to save after setting.
[CLOSE] when choosing pictures, it means to reduce Iris; when setting menu, it means to exit without
saving the setting.
[NEAR] Focus to near
[TELE] Increase magnification
[WIDE] Reduce magnification
Joystick to up: When choosing the menu, it means to pick the former one; when selecting a picture,
it means camera tilt up.
Joystick to down: when choosing the menu, it means to select the next one; when selecting a
picture, it means camera tilt down.
Joystick to the left: when choosing the menu, it is equal with [CLOSE], when selecting a picture, it
means camera tilt left.
Joystick to the right: when choosing the menu, it is equal with [OPEN], when selecting a picture, it
means camera tilt right.
Press [TELE] and [WIDE] at the same time, it means 3D joystick rotates joystick cap.
oMenu Operation
“BACK”: Back to the former menu
“EXIT”: Exit to menu
“ON”: Open some setting
“OFF”: Close some setting

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6.2 Shortcut Keys
PT unique shortcut keys as below. Functions are issued with preset from Browser or NVR devices. And
also, can be called via an RS485 connected keyboard.
Thermal shortcut keys (if products without thermal, no need to refer below)
“ZOOM+” continuously clicking “+,” zoom is increasing uninterruptedly, zoom range from 1x to 8x
“ZOOM-”continuously clicking “-,” zoom is reducing uninterruptedly, zoom range from 8x to 1x
“FOCUS+” continuously clicking” +,” manual near focus uninterruptedly.
“FOCUS-” continuously clicking”-,” manual far focus uninterruptedly.
“IRIS+” click open “+” every time, the color code is switch once.
“IRIS-”Soft press trigger autofocusing
In 3 seconds call 59 preset twice, and enter into the menu of the thermal camera.
The following description for the buttons:
ZOOM (+) upward cursor movement
ZOOM (-) downward cursor movement
FOCUS (+) go back superior menu
FOCUS (-) enter submenu or go to current menu
IRIS (-) save button
Set
Call
Function Description
N
/
Save No.N preset
/
N
Call No.N preset
59
/
Iris off
59
Iris on
51
/
Save horizontal scan left limit #1
52
Save horizontal scan right limit #1
53
Save horizontal scan left limit #2
64
Save horizontal scan right limit #1
51
Call horizontal scan #1
52
Call horizontal scan #2
53
Call preset cruise #1
54
Call preset cruise #2
55
/
Record pattern scanning #1
56
Record pattern scanning #2
57
Stop to record pattern scanning
55
Call pattern scan #1
56
Call pattern scan #2
61 or 62
Turn light on
61 or 62
/
Turn light off
/
63
Start wiper（auto stop after 4times）
94
Reboot PT
95
Enter into menu
96
Factory default
163
Turn on off guardian function
164
Turn on preset guardian function
165
Turn on horizontal scan guardian function
166
Turn on cruise guardian function
131-150
/
E.g.: set+140+ preset, the time is
( 140-130)X 3=30seconds
Set free time of guardian function( num-150) x3minutes，
151-170
Set free time of guardian function(num-150) x3minutes,
E.g:set+160+ preset, the time is (160-150)X 3=30minutes

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6.3 Menu Index
MAIN MENU
SYSTEM SETTING
CAMERA SETTING
FUNCTION SETTING
WINDOW BLANKING
EXIT
SYSTEM SETTING
EDIT DOME LABEL
INITIAL INFO
DISPLAY SETUP
MOTION
CLEAR
PASSWORD SETUP
CLOCK SETTING
COMM SETTING
BACK
EXIT
EDIT DOME LABEL
L：HD SPEED DOME
BACK
EXIT
INITIAL INFO
FIRMWARE V1.23 6300
PROTOCOL：FACTORY
DOMEADDRESS：000
COMM：4800,N,8,1
BACK
EXIT
DISPLAY SETUP
DOME LABEL OFF
PRESET LABEL OFF
ZOOM LABEL ON
ZONE LABEL OFF
DIR. LABEL ON
TEM. LABEL OFF
TIME LABEL ON
DATE LABEL ON
BACK
MOTION
AUTO FLIP ON
PROPORTION ON
PARK TIME 005
PARK ACTION SCAN
POWER UP ACTION AUTO
FAN ENABLED 045C
TEMP C/F CENT
ADVANCE SETTING
BACK
CLEAR
CLEAR ALL ZONES
CLEAR ALL PRESETS
CLEAR ALL PATTERNS
CLEAR ALL TOURS
CLEAR ALL WINDOWS
FACTORY DEFAULTS
RESTART
BACK
EXIT
PASSWORD SETUP
OLD :******
NEW :******
CONF :******
ENABLE : OFF
BACK
EXIT
COMM SETTING
S/N: 4JKAA7824000058
CONF: 4JKAA7824000058
SITE ID 001
COMM SPEED 4800BPS
BACK
EXIT
CAMERA SETTING
ZOOM SPEED HIGH
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
BLC MODE OFF
SLOW SHUTTER OFF
LINE SYNC N/A
WDR MODE N/A
ADVANCE SETTING1
ADVANCE SETTING2
BACK
ADVANCE SETTING1
B&W AUTO
BLACK TIME N/A
COLOR TIME N/A
THRESHOLD 10dB
MAX GAIN 08dB
EXPOS. COMP ON
MIRROR ON
FLIP OFF
NEXT
NEXT
SHARPNESS 005
PS SCAN OFF
STABLE ZOOM OFF
DNR OFF
VIDEO MODE 1080I60
BACK
EXIT
ADVANCE SETTING 2
AE MODE AUTO
SHUTTER N/A
IRIS N/A
BRIGHT N/A
WB MODE AUTO
R GAIN N/A
B GAIN N/A
HI-RESOLU 018
BACK
ADVANCE SETTING
EIS ENABLED OFF
PRESET FREEZE OFF
AUTO FOCUS OFF
DEFOGGER 015C
HEAD UP ON
BACK
EXIT
FUNCTION SETTING
PRESETS
SCAN
PATTERNS
TOUR
ZONES
TIME RUNNING
AUTO TRACKING
BACK
PRESETS
PRESET NUMBER 05
SET PRESET
SHOW PRESET
CLEAR PRESET
AUTO TRACKING NONE
EDIT PRESET LABEL
BACK
EXIT
SCAN
SCAN NUMBER 04
SCAN SPEED 50
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMIT
RUN SCAN
CLEAR SCAN
EDIT SCAN LABEL
BACK
EXIT
PATTERNS
PATTERN NUMBER
PROGRAM PATTERN
RUN PATTERN
CLEAR PATTERN
EDIT PATTERN LABEL
BACK
EXIT
TOUR
TOUR NUMBER 1
EDIT TOUR
RUN TOUR
CLEAR TOUR
BACK
EXIT
ZONES
ZONES NUMBER 1
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMIT
CLEAR ZONE
EDIT ZONE LABEL
BACK
EXIT
T
IME RUNNING
DAY SAT
TIME CHANNEL 1
START TIME 00:00
END TIME 00:00
RUNNING TOUR1
BACK
EXIT
AUTO TRACKING
DAY THU
STATE OFF/TIME
START TIME 00:00
END TIME 00:00
SENSITIVE MID
TRACKING-ZOOM OFF
TRACKING-SPEED MID
TRACKING PARA
BACK
EXIT
WINDOW BLANKING
WINDOW NUMBER 01
EDIT WINDOW
ENABLE WINDOW OFF
CLEAR WINDOW
BACK
EDIT PRESET LABEL
L：PRESET 05
BACK
EXIT
EDIT SCAN LABEL
L：AUTO SCAN
BACK
EXIT
EDIT PATTERN LABEL
L：PATTERN 1
BACK
EXIT
EDIT TOUR
PO-S-TM PO-S-TM
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
00-0-00 00-0-00
BACK
EXIT
EDIT ZONE LABEL
L：ZONE 1
BACK
EXIT
TRACKING PARA
SET LEFT LIMIT
SET RIGHT LIMIT
SET UP LIMIT
SET DOWN LIMIT
PARK TIME 000s
PARK ACTION NONE
BACK
EXIT