EYEsurv ESC-Z30 User manual

EYEsurv ESC-Z30 30X Optical Zoom Camera w/ auto
focus - 3.0 - 90.0mm Zoom Lens
iring and Configuration Guide

Introduction:
Thank you for purchasing our EYEsurv ESC-Z30 Zoom Camera. This is a
great surveillance camera that can be use in many ifferent scenarios where a
zoom camera is nee e . It has excellent zoom ability an great vi eo quality.
Also, the camera not only lets you zoom from the buttons on the back of the
camera, but also with a PTZ controller or a DVR with PTZ controls. Whichever you
eci e to use we here at Nellys Surplus hope this gui e will help explain
everything you nee to know to get your new camera up an running for your
specific scenario.
Hooking up your ESC-Z30
1. You will nee your ESC-Z30 camera
2. 12VDC Power Supply (1 Amp)
3. A Communication Wire Pair
4. Siamese Cable (Which inclu es coax vi eo cable an 2 power wires)
5. BNC Connectors to go on the en s of your coax cable.
Step 1. First off, you will nee to eci e if you're going to mount your camera
from the top or the bottom, then screw the mounting block into the camera
accor ingly. Please note that the camera alrea y comes with the mounting block
on the bottom but this can be change to the top if you eci e.
DO NOT CONNECT THE POWER TO THE POWER SUPPLY UNTIL FULLY WIRED.

Step 2. Next, connect the re positive power wire the DC (+) port on your camera
as shown below:
Step 3: Next, please insert the black negative power wire into the 12V ( - )
connection.
Step 4: Next, you will nee to connect the communication wires: Please insert the
re cable into the "A" slot, an the black wire to the "B" slot. These are what's
calle your RS-485 communication wires an these will be ran back to your DVR

or PTZ controller. The A is Positive (TX+) an the B is negative (TX-) The type of
wires use here o not nee to be real robust. In our example, we simply use
18/2 stran e power wires, but you can actually use speaker wires or the thin
single wires within Cat5 cable if you wish. Whatever you use, please note that
polarity oes matter so please ensure that you got the positive an negative wires
in the correct inputs.
(Your camera connections shoul look just like this ^)
Step 5 : Next, connect the en of the BNC connection to the back of your EYEsurv
Zoom camera.
-Once you have complete these steps the back of your camera shoul
look like the picture below.

Step 6: Now take the other en of your communication cables an connect them
to the back of your DVR or to your PTZ controller. Once again, the re wire goes
in the "A" slot" an the black wire goes in the "B" slot. Keep in min that your
DVR or PTZ controller may have ifferent "labels" (instea of A an B) for the RS-
485 connection. Some may have RX+ an RX- while others have just + an -,
whatever it is, please ensure that you put the positive wire into the positive input
an the negative wire into the negative input. Once you have complete this, the
back of your DVR shoul resemble something like the picture below.

Step 7: On to the BNC cable, you will nee to run one en of your BNC cable into
the back of your DVR, monitor, or whatever you are using to capture vi eo. Most
people will be using a DVR.
*In our example below we hooke it up to Channel 1 on our DVR.*

Step 8: Lastly, you will nee to connect the power cables to the power supply. In
our example we use a stan ar 12VDC power supply. Once again, polarity oes
matter so please follow this step accor ingly to wire it correctly.
Configuring your DVR/PTZ Controller and
EYEsurv ESC-Z30
Introduction: This tutorial will explain how to get your DVR/PTZ Controller an
your Z30 camera communicating with each other by matching up three things:
Camera ID, Protocol, Bau Rate. This tutorial is necessary in the connection
process, so please, follow each step thoroughly to get your camera an DVR
connecte properly.
Opening The Menu- Now we will nee to check the settings on the camera, o
this by pressing the "Menu" button on the back of the camera, this will bring up
the Setup Menu on your screen.

Controlling the camera from your DVR or PTZ Controller:
All DVR's an PTZ controllers are ifferent. Some DVR's o not have PTZ controls
on them. Before attempting to set up your DVR to "talk" to your camera, make
sure the DVR has PTZ controls. To configure your DVR or PTZ controller please
make sure it has the following settings:
Pelco D Protocol: Pelco D is generally one of the protocols that PTZ controllers
an DVR's on the market to ay can support. It is very wi ely use for most PTZ
an Zoom cameras. Go ahea an set your PTZ controller or DVR to PelcoD as
this is the only protocol that this camera can support an cannot be change .
Camera ID: The camera ID is use to ifferentiate between multiple PTZ or zoom
cameras connecte to your evice, also allowing the evice to know which one to
control. In our example we have selecte Camera ID 001, if you choose to use a
ifferent camera ID be sure to not only set it on your DVR/PTZ controller but also
on the camera itself. Make sure that your DVR/PTZ Controller an the camera
have the same exact camera ID.

Baud Rate: The bau rate is the communication language spee that the
DVR/Controller uses to communicate with the camera. In our camera example
we use 2400. This camera also supports 4800 an 9600 bau rate as well.
Whatever Bau rate you choose on the camera, be sure that it is exactly matche
on your DVR or PTZ controller.
Basic Remote Controlling of the camera: After you get the Protocol, Bau Rate,
an Cam ID all matche up between your camera an DVR/PTZ controller you are
rea y to start controlling your camera from the DVR or PTZ controller. This is as
easy as opening up the PTZ controls on your DVR an simply selecting the zoom in
an out an focus icons. If it's a PTZ controller, simply push the zoom an focus
buttons. Please note that the menu cannot be called up remotely from the DVR
or PTZ controller so please ensure that you have your desired settings upon
installation.
Controlling the camera directly from the
camera
Introduction: Now that you have your camera connecte properly, you can also
control it from the back of the camera. This is goo for testing an configuration
purposes.

Menu: Pulls up the main menu for the
camera, you can navigate up using the
"Tele" button an own using the
"Wi e" button. Also, to change values
on the menu use "Near" to go up in
value an "Far" to go back in value.
Press the Menu button again to exit.
Zoom: Tele = Zoom In
ide = Zoom Out
Focus: Far = Far Focus
Near = Near Focus
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