Ikegami IPD-BX110 User manual

Ikegami Tsushinki Co., Ltd.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL
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RAIN OR MOISTURE.
IPD-BX110
Rev. A
Mega-Pixel
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Thank you much for choosing this Ikegami high quality TV Camera.
Please read this Instruction Manual carefully to keep your Ikegami camera at peak
performance for longer service duration. All Ikegami cameras are designed and
manufactured with utmost care and craftsmanship to provide long life and high
quality performance, if it is properly used and maintained as outlined in this manual.
The Instruction Manuals for this device are composed of three sections: this manual,
Installation Manual, and Instruction Manual (Application Instructions). This manual
describes operation and settings of the device. Refer to the Installation Manual for
installation and to the User's Manual for network connections and settings.
●The User's Manual can be downloaded here:
http://www.ikegami.co.jp/en/products/security/download/index.html
●Software for displays: A special viewer is required for displaying images via the
network. Consult with your dealer on how to obtain a viewer.
This Ikegami product is made of ECO friendly components based upon the
companies policy and corporate social responsibility to contribute towards the Global
Environmental Solution for energy conservation and environmental sustainability,
all the components used in this product are Non-hazardous, Non-Toxic , Lead-
Free and conform with Japan's Green Product regulations(*), the EU's RoHS
directive and other regulations and laws relating to Environmental and Hazardous
Chemical Substances.

Contents of IPD-BX110 Instruction Manual
Page
1. Introduction ................................................................................. 1
1-1. Handling precautions ........................................................... 1
1-2. Disclaimer ............................................................................ 2
1-3. Protection of personal information ....................................... 2
1-4. Cautions Concerning Network Connections ........................ 3
1-5. Limitations on Equipment Use ............................................. 3
1-6. License for third party software ............................................ 4
2. General ....................................................................................... 4
3. Features ...................................................................................... 5
4. Names of parts and their functions ............................................. 6
4-1. Terminal Block ..................................................................... 9
5. Handling of lenses ...................................................................... 11
5-1. Cautions when choosing lenses .......................................... 11
5-2. Lens attachment .................................................................. 11
6. Setup ........................................................................................... 12
6-1. Setup Switches and functions .............................................. 12
6-2. Setup 1 ................................................................................ 13
6-3. Setup 2 ................................................................................ 22
6-4. Setup 3 ................................................................................ 23
7. FOCUS EZ function .................................................................... 28
7-1. Screen Displays ................................................................... 28
7-2. Flange Focus ....................................................................... 29
8. Troubleshooting .......................................................................... 31
9. Warranty and after-sale service .................................................. 32
10. Specifications .............................................................................. 33
11. External Appearance ................................................................... 35

Instructions for Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment in Private
Households
Disposal of used Electric and Electronic Equipment
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with waste
recycling, disposal and collection regulations)
This symbol on the product, or in the related documents in the package, indicates that
this product shall not be treated as normal household waste. Instead, it should be taken
to a proper applicable collection point or depot for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment.
By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent possible negative
consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise caused by
inappropriate handling of this product. The correct recycling of materials will help to conserve
natural resources.
For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city authority,
your household waste disposal service or the place where you purchased the product.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.
CAUTION;
ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PART
RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USERS AUTHORITY TO
OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

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1. Introduction
1-1. Handling precautions
• Do not install the camera in a water-splashed or highly humid environment.
•Do not use the camera where the ambient temperature drops below -10°C or
rises above +50°C. The images and component parts may be adversely
affected or the camera may not function correctly.
•When housing in a camera housing, pay attention to the temperature inside
the housing. The temperature inside the housing becomes the camera ambient
temperature.
•Never open the camera case because there are precision electrical and
electronic components inside and an accident may result.
•Be sure to turn off the power before installing or making connections.
•Be careful not to drop or give a strong shock to the camera while transporting
it.
• Do not insert hands or fingers in the interior of the lens mount.
•Do not orientate the camera directly towards the sun.
•In case of an auto-iris lens, the focus may be unstable (hunting) due to
insufficient adjustment and lead to such phenomena as insufficient light. In
such a case, carry out readjustment of the Iris Level with setup.
•To use the lens focus function in the ideal conditions, carry out adjustment of
the flange focus (distance from the lens attachment surface to the surface to
be photographed).
•To obtain maximum benefits from the features of this product, use lenses
especially designed for mega-pixel cameras.
•Use only the recommended SD card.
SD cards other than the recommended card may not operate normally or
result in a reduction in performance.
* The recommended SD card is listed in the Application Section.

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1-2. Disclaimer
(1) This equipment is used to take images as a surveillance camera. It is not to
be used for the purpose of crime prevention.
(2) Ikegami assumes no responsibility for the following matters.
①System impediment, malfunction or breakdown as a result of connecting
with equipment from other companies.
②Accidents or breakdowns due to mistaken usage or negligence.
③Disassembly or repair of equipment that is not recognized by Ikegami.
④Improper use by a third party of the surveillance images produced by this
equipment, or damages resulting from such use.
⑤Loss of the setting contents.
⑥In addition, all damages resulting directly or indirectly in connection with
this device.
(3) SD Card
•Please be aware that this company assumes no responsibility regarding
guarantees in cases where images were not recorded due to problems
with this device or the SD card.
•The following cases may involve destruction (loss) of recorded data. Please
be aware that this company cannot assume any responsibility regarding
damages due to destruction of data.
• Mistaken usage method of SD card.
• If the SD card was not correctly inserted in the device.
•If the SD card has undergone electrical or mechanical shock or force.
•If the SD card was removed or the device power was turned off during
access to the SD card.
1-3. Protection of personal information
If it is possible to identify individuals with the image information obtained with
this device, this amounts to personal information as determined in the Act on
the Protection of Personal Information. Image information of this sort should be
handled properly in accordance with the law.
The contents of information recorded on the SD memory card used with this
device may correspond in some cases to private information. If this device is
given to a third party due to disposal, transfer or repairs, please be especially
careful about handling.

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1-4. Cautions Concerning Network Connections
This equipment is connected to a network for use. To protect the system from
damage unique to network connections, the customer should act on personal
responsibility to carry out security measures.
Damage unique to networks includes leaking/outflow of information obtained
with this device, damages due to illegal access and system stoppage.
Countermeasures include the following. The customer should additionally take
personal responsibility to insure sufficient countermeasures.
• Do not install in locations where cables can be easily exchanged.
• Insure network security (firewalls, etc.)
• Carry out periodic virus checks on computers connected to the system.
• Computers connected to the system should have limitations on users
(password setting).
• The system should be managed to insure that there is no leaking of
authentication information.
1-5. Limitations on Equipment Use
This equipment has its usage regulated by the VC-1 and AVC/H.264 Patent
Portfolio Licenses Concerning Personal and Non-Commercial Use. This
license should be observed in limiting use of this equipment to private use or
uses that are non-profit.
For details consult the following:
http://www.mpegla.com
Reference: Actions permitted by VC-1 and AVC/H.264 images for private and
non-commercial uses.
(1) Only encoding of images to the VC-1 and AVC/H.264 for private
uses or uses not having profit for purposes.
(2) To be used for encoding for private applications or applicant
that do not have profit as a goal, and for decoding of VC-1 and
AVC/H.264 images from a supplier who has obtained a patent.

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1-6. License for third party software
We are licensed to use the software made by third parties for this product. The
license for each software shall be applicable to the software in question
respectively and not to the whole software of this product.
Certain software used in this product and made by third parties are used based
on the following licenses:
* GNU General Public License Version 2 (GPL)
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html
* GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 (LGPL)
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html
* OpenSSL License
http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project
for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/)
* Original SSLeary License
http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html
This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young
([email protected])
The text of the license is included in the Instruction manual (Application Instructions).
Distribution of source code of free software
If you would like to purchase the GPL/LGPL software used in this product, please
contact our sales division. In accordance with the licence terms, we will provide
this at cost.

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2. General
This equipment is a surveillance-use mega-pixel network camera featuring Web
server functions for connection to a network.
The image compression makes use of the H.264 method to supply high-quality
images. Because it is used with PoE, it is possible to connect it to an Ethernet to
easily create a surveillance camera network system.
The camera section makes use of a 1.4 million pixel 1/3-type single plate CMOS
sensor to offer high resolution, high sensitivity, and high picture quality in addition
to backlight compensation and auto iris functions, etc. This is a CCTV camera
suited to all general surveillance purposes.
3. Features
(1) High picture quality, high resolution
Newly developed high sensitivity 1.4 million pixel 1/3-type CMOS RGB
sensor and digital process circuit for high precision and azimuth and low
noise to create sharply defined images.
(2) High image quality image compression
Features latest H.264 compression engine for delivery of high-quality
images even at high compression rates.
(3) PoE, Power over Ethernet:
The PoE provision is built-in this unit, so that no need to apply an external
power if there is no power outlet nearby. This provision makes this unit and
associate system units useful to make an operationally effective system
without power supply problems.
(4) Full range of image quality adjustment functions
Includes automatic-trace type white balance control (ATW), backlight
compensation, flickerless function, etc. to match to the ideal image quality
in a variety of scenes.
(5) Auto-iris function
Operates with DC iris lens.
(6) Flange focus adjustment mechanism
For easy focus tracking adjustment when using a zoom lens.
Mounted with remote flange back adjustment function for easy adjustment
of back focus following installation.

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(7) FOCUS EZ function
Uses focus adjustment auxiliary function to confirm the focus condition
with a focus indicator displayed on the screen.
When using the auto-iris lens, it is possible to forcibly open the lens focus
for easy focus adjustment without worrying about the depth of field.
(8) Audio function
Features highly sensitive internal microphone for audio/video surveillance.
(9) Monitor-use analog image output (for image confirmation)
Features an analog image output for display on NTSC monitors, etc. This
simplifies field angle adjustment during installation (the analog image output
is only for field angle confirmation).
(10) Motion Detection Function
A motion detection function with Ikegami’s original algorithms and resistant
to reaction has been adopted for use outdoors, etc. for reduction in error
detection caused by shaking leaves on trees, etc.
(11) Alarm Function
Equipped with a pre-alarm function to record images prior to generation of
an alarm if an alarm is generated.

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4. Names of parts and their functions
VIDEOOUT
POWER
LINK ACT
DC12V
SDCARD
7.5W
D
U
E
RL
SET UP
FOCUS EZ
MEGA pixel
LENS
MEGA pixel
FOCUS
Camera mounting
screw holes
(1/4"-20UNC)
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5
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1
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7
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9
10 11
[Front]
[Side]
[Rear] [Bottom]
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①Lens mount (CS mount)
This is used to mount the lens on the camera. Many types of CS mount lens
can be used.
C-mount adapter (optional) allows use of C-mount lens.
②Camera mount
These holes (1/4”-20UNC) are used to install and fix the camera on the
camera mounting or bracket. Those can be also applicable to normal use
tripods which have a quarter inch thread. This mount, with two mounting
holes, can be re-positioned on either the bottom or the top of the camera as
required.
Note:
For screws to attach a tripod or camera holder, choose screws for which
the screwing length to the camera mount is 4.5-5.5 mm.
③Lens control connector
Specifically used to connect the auto iris lens.
Connect the wires as shown below.
Please refer also to the instructions of the lens to be used.
1. Damping coil (-)
2. Damping coil (+)
3. Driving coil (+)
4. Driving coil (-)
④VIDEO OUT (BNC)
Outputs analog image (NTSC) (terminate at 75 Ohms).
This BNC connector is an output of video signal for local testing or for
monitoring.
This is useful for camera setup and lens adjustment.
⑤Power indicator
A green LED lights when power is being input to the camera. If the green
and orange light display is blinking, request maintenance or inspection.
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2
1
4
3
2
1
4
Auto irls lens
Applicable connector
E4-191J-150
(Technical electron Co.Ltd.,)
or equivalent

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⑥Ethernet connector (RJ45)
To be used with Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX. For connection to other
devices, use a cable of category 5 or higher.
Used with PoE (IEEE 802.3af) CLASS 0.
LINK/ACT LEDs
LINK: Green light is lit when connection with other equipment has
been established.
ACT: Orange light blinks when sending/receiving data with other
devices.
⑦FOCUS EZ function switch (also functions as setup function switch)
FOCUS EZ is a function that supports focus adjustment.
For details, see Section 7: FOCUS EZ Function.
⑧Setup function switch
See Section 6: Setup
⑨DC12V/AC24V Input Connector
Power source input connector when not supplying power from PoE.
Input a power source of DC10.5V - 15V or AC24V±10%
*This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should
conform to all local cades.
The thickness of the cable for connection is 0.2 - 1.0SQ (AWG24-18).
Remove about 7 mm.
⑩Alarm input-output/day-night switching terminal block
Uses for remote control of alarm input/output or day/night switching.
For details, see Section 4-1: Terminal Block
⑪SD card slot
For inserting SD card.

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4-1. Terminal Block
These terminals are used as input or output terminals.
Only connect after first confirming that no power is being supplied to the
equipment.
4-1-1. Terminals
No. Name Function
①② IO1 Alarm input/output terminal
Normally open no-voltage contact input or open
collector output.
Terminal ②is grounded.
③④ IO2 Same as IO1.
Terminal ④is grounded.
⑤⑥ REMOTE Remote output for day/night switching.
Terminal ⑥is grounded.
① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
IO1 IO2 REMOTE

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4-1-2. When using as input terminal. (IO1/IO2/REMOTE)
■ Connection example
■ Operation
Operates with function set with input/output setting screen.
4-1-3. When using as output terminal. (IO1/IO2)
■ Connection example
■ Operation
Operates with function set with input/output setting screen.
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No-voltage connection
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Open collector
Contact point input with
external device.
+24V
10KΩ
MaxDC24V50mA

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5. Handling of lenses
5-1. Cautions when choosing lenses
Operates with CS mount lens. When using a C-mount lens, purchase the
separately-sold C-mount adapter.
To obtain maximum use of the functions of this equipment, use lenses designed
especially for mega-pixel cameras.
Choose a lens for which the protrusion of the lens on the camera mount inner
side is 6 mm or less.
6 mm or less.
5-2. Lens attachment
Align the lens with the camera lens mount and slowly rotate in a clockwise
direction to attach. The lens control cable is inserted in the camera lens connector.
When attaching the lens to the camera, tilt the camera slightly downward from
horizontal position so that no dirt enters the interior of the camera.
Be careful not to soil the lens surface or lens mount interior with fingers and
hands. If finger and hand soiling gets on the lens mount interior, it could result in
shadows on the screen.
Note:
When attaching the lens, pay attention to the following:
1. Be careful that no dirt or dust gets inside the camera interior.
2. Do not touch the lens mount interior.
3. Do not soil the lens surface.
Match the lens with the lens
mount and rotate slowly in a
clockwise direction to secure.
The lens control connector is connected
to the camera lens connector.

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6. Setup
6-1. Setup Switches and functions
Setup involves making camera settings from the menu display on the screen.
Setup is controlled with the push switch on the back of the camera.
See Section 6-2 and the following sections regarding menus.
D
U
E
RL
SET UP
FOCUS EZ
Item selection
[U]button ↑
[D]button ↓
← →
Setting change [L]button [R]button
Press [E] button to go to submenu.
SETUPMENU
PAGE 1/3
DAY/NIGHT AUTO．．
SENSUP STD
SHUTTER X32X1
LIGHTCONT． LENS．．
GAIN AGC
WHITEBAL． ATW1
MENULOCK OFF

EXITCANCELRESET

E(Enter) Press the button for 2 seconds to go to the set up mode. The
setup menu is displayed on the screen.
The setup mode is used to decide on and carry out settings
and to move to the submenus.
U(Up) Select the menu item (up/down).
D(Down) Also used for the FOCUS EZ ON(U) and OFF (D)
functions.
L(Left) Change setting values.
R(Right)
*If a condition continues for more than 3 minutes with no switch operation, the
system returns to the normal screen.

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6-2. Setup 1
6-2-1. Main Menu 1/3
SETUPMENU
PAGE 1/3
DAY/NIGHT AUTO．．
SENSUP STD
SHUTTER X32X1
LIGHTCONT． LENS．．
GAIN AGC
WHITEBAL． ATW1
MENULOCK OFF

EXITCANCELRESET

PAGE Menu page number. Changes in order: 1/3, 2/3, 3/3.
DAY/NIGHT AUTO Automatic switching to high quality color images
during the day and high-sensitivity black-white
images at night. Press the [E] button to display
the DAY/NIGHT submenu. Possible to set the
brightness level for day or night. For details, see
Section 6-2-2.
REMOTE Open or short the remote terminal on the back of
the camera for remote control of color/black-and-
white switching.
Press the [E] button to display the submenu and
set the terminal polarity. For details, see Section
6-2-3.
COLOR Color mode fixed.
B/W Black/white mode fixed.
(Condition on
shipment from
factory)

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SENS UP For settings other than OFF or MANUAL, the Gain automatically
goes to AGC. It is also possible to switch to HYP-AGC.
OFF There is no function for increasing the electronic
sensitivity.
S/N The S/N priority mode. Used to take pictures of
objects for which the brightness changes and there
is little movement.
STD Standard mode. Used to take pictures at locations
where the brightness changes and it is necessary
to prevent object blurring and screen roughness.
MOVE
Mode giving priority to motion. Used to take pictures
of images where brightness changes and there
is movement, such as roads or parking lots, etc.
MANUAL Setting of fixed magnification. The magnification
can be set with the Shutter item.
SHUTTER If the electronic sensitivity increase mode is OFF (SENS UP =
OFF), it is possible to select the high-speed shutter.
If the electronic sensitivity mode is ON (SENS UP = ON), it is
possible to set the magnification for electronic sensitivity UP.
If set to FL, flicker (resulting from fluorescent lamps, etc.) is
eliminated.
LIGHT CONT. If the [E] button is pressed, the submenu LIGHT CONTROL is
displayed, and it is possible to adjust the auto-iris lens aperture
and the backlight compensation (Note 1).
For details, See Section 6-2-4.
GAIN Possible to set image brightness.
LOW Fixed sensitivity for bright locations.
MID Fixed sensitivity between LOW and HIGH.
HIGH Fixed setting for dark locations.
AGC Standard automatic sensitivity adjustment.
HYP-AGC High-sensitivity automatic sensitivity adjustment.
WHITE BAL. For adjusting difference in color tone due to light source
differences (white balance).
ATW1 Automatic tracking toward light source (Note 2).
ATW2
Used when the color temperature adjustment range
is wider than ATW1 and with a sodium lighting.

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WHITE BAL. AWC Automatic adjustment
(Continued.) Focus on the white object that is the target and
press the [E] button.
Before adjustment: AWC PUSH is displayed.
During adjustment: AWC - - - - is displayed.
When adjustment is finished:
AWC SET is displayed.
Following that: AWC PUSH is displayed.
If AWC NG is displayed, see Note 3.
MANUAL Press the [E] button to display the WHITE
BALANCE submenu and carry out manual
adjustment.
For details, See Section 6-2-6.
MENU LOCK Possible to prevent changes in settings in menu.
Press the [E] button to set to ON. In the ON state, no controls
other than EXIT are possible.
To release: Press the buttons in the following order:
[U] →[R] →[D] →[L] →[U] →[D] →[E]
Select the item with the [L], [R] buttons and then press the [E]
button.
EXIT Save the setting and return to the normal screen.
CANCEL Return the setup to the final save state.
RESET Return setup to the condition at time of factory shipment.
Note 1: For objects with a large light volume difference, the target object may
be too dark and subdued (backlight condition). Backlight correction is
the function used at this time to make the target object appear more
brightly.
Note 2: For some objects, even if the white balance is set to ATW, tracking is
not possible. In this case, carry out adjustment either with AWC or with
MANUAL.
Note 3: For some objects, automatic adjustment (AWC) of white balance is
not possible (AWC NG is displayed). In this case, carry out AWC again.
If AWC NG appears again, carry out white balance adjustment with
MANUAL.