Infinova V1723 User manual

V1700 Series
Super Domes
Operation/Programming Manual
This manual addresses operation and programming of Infinova V1700 series super domes. The domes stand out for
their state-of-the-art precision technologies and provide a highly reliable and cost-effective solution to various
applications.
This manual applies to the following models: V1723, V1743, V1725, V1745, V1726, V1746, V1727, V1747, V1728,
V1748, V1729 and V1749. V1723, V1725, V1726, V1727, V1728 and V1729 are indoor Super Domes; while V1743,
V1745, V1746, V1747, V1748 and V1749 are outdoor Super Domes. The model V1725/V1745, V1726/V1746,
V1727/V1747, V1728/V1748, V1729/V1749 and V1723/V1743 have optical zoom 18X, 22X, 23X, 26X, 35X and 36X
respectively. To distinguish these six series, the convention used in this manual is [For 18X Super Dome only], [For
22X Super Dome only], [For 23X Super Dome only], [For 26X Super Dome only], [For 35X Super Dome only] and
[For 36X Super Dome only].
Please familiarize yourself with the instructions and guidelines discussed in this manual before attempting to operate
and program your super domes.

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FCC Warning
The Super Domes comply with the FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions.
zThis device may not cause harmful interference.
zThis device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
The Super Domes have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to the FCC rules. 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. There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

Read this manual carefully before installation. This manual should be saved for future use.
Important Safety Instructions and Warnings
zElectronic devices must be kept away from water, fire or high magnetic radiation.
zClean with a dry cloth.
zProvide adequate ventilation.
zUnplug the power supply when the device is not to be used for an extended period of time.
zOnly use components and parts recommended by manufacturer.
zPosition power source and related wires to assure they will be kept away from ground and access way.
zRefer all service matters to qualified personnel.
zSave product packaging to ensure availability of proper shipping containers for future transportation.
Indicates that the un-insulated components within the product may carry a voltage harmful to humans.
Indicates operations that should be conducted in strict compliance with instructions and guidelines contained in this manual.
Warning: To avoid risk of fire and electric shock, keep the product away from rain and moisture!

Table of Contents
Chapter I Product Description.................................................. 1
Chapter II System Feature........................................................ 1
2.1 High-Performance Image....................................................... 1
2.2 OutstandingA.I. Camera........................................................ 1
2.3 Open Protocol Design............................................................ 1
2.4Automated Operation............................................................. 1
2.5Area Partition and Privacy Mask............................................ 2
2.6 Intuitive Menu Programming ................................................. 2
2.7 Powerful Alarm Handling ...................................................... 2
2.8 Wide Application & Easy Installation..................................... 2
Chapter III Dome Operation..................................................... 2
3.1 System Initiation.................................................................... 2
3.2 Basic Operations.................................................................... 2
3.3 Settingand Calling up a Preset............................................... 3
3.4 Settingand Calling up a Pattern.............................................. 4
3.5 Settingand Calling up aAutopan ........................................... 5
3.6 Special Operations................................................................. 7
Chapter IV Menu Programming...............................................7
4.1 Menu Navigation and Operation.............................................7
4.2 Main Menu............................................................................7
4.3 Camera Information...............................................................9
4.4 Camera Setup ........................................................................9
4.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode............................... 10
4.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup........................................... 13
4.7 Home Position..................................................................... 16
4.8 Alarm Action and State......................................................... 16
4.9 AUTOPAN .......................................................................... 17
4.10 Pattern............................................................................... 18
4.11 Setting Areas...................................................................... 18
4.12 Default Set......................................................................... 20
Chapter V Operations Under Different Protocols................... 21
5.1 Performances and Features................................................... 21
5.2 Operations........................................................................... 21
Appendix I Specifications........................................................ 25
Appendix II Troubleshooting.................................................. 27

Chapter I Product Description
With its super domes series, Infinova offers a line of cost-effective
and highly reliable security cameras that represent the peak of
CCTV surveillance/security technology.
Utilizing newly developed digital signal processing technology, the
super domes provide clear and crisp images with high resolution and
sensitivity. Their excellent image controls, such as auto iris, white
balance and backlight compensation enable it to reproduce
smear-free images and natural colors even in a poorly illuminated
area.
With an open protocol design, the domes are compatible with
multiple protocols, such as RS485 and Up the Coax. The selectable
video coaxial control function brings cost saving and great
convenience to users. The domes can be applied to a host of CCTV
systems including those from other leading manufacturers.
The domes support a total of 128 presets, 1 autopan and 4 patterns
to facilitate site surveillance. Each preset can be called up either
manually or automatically upon alarm. Altogether, 4 alarm inputs
and 1 relay output are provided, significantly enhancing the domes'
alarm handling capabilities. The number of presets varies in
different protocols.
The domes provide an "area" feature that divides the whole
surveillance site into a maximum of 16 sections, each with an
independently defined text description. Privacy mask can be defined
to prevent users from viewing undesirable areas.
When no command is received for a certain period of time, the
domes can automatically return to "home position" (a selected
preset, autopan point or pattern point) to view a key area. An "auto
flip" feature enables the domes to turn 180 degrees to follow a
subject passing right beneath it.
Other features include on-screen character information; menus for
setting up, and built-in surge protection.
A variety of super dome models are designed to suit different
applications, installation sites and budgets. Their compact structure
and user-friendly design significantly simplify the installation
procedures and routine maintenance.
Chapter II System Feature
2.1 High-Performance Image
zThe Super Domes utilize the newly developed 1/4” CCD that
features significantly optimized image quality and dramatically
reduced smear level.
zThe Digital Slow Shutter (D.S.S.) allows the camera a
considerably long exposure time of 1/1.5 second, enabling it to
capture more color data. This also greatly enhances the camera's
sensitivity.
zOptional 36X, 35X, 26X, 23X, 22X and 18X optical zoom lenses
are provided to meet various needs. Combined with an up to 12x
digital zoom, the maximum zoom ratio can reach 432X, 420X,
312X, 276X, 264X and 216X respectively.
2.2 Outstanding A.I. Camera
zThe domes provide continuous auto focus to help operators
navigate a surveillance site or trace a moving subject.
zThe pan and tilt speeds are automatically adjusted in proportion to
the zoom position. This capability ensures steady images when
the camera moves.
zWhen surrounding illumination changes, the camera
automatically adjusts its iris size ("auto iris") to keep the output
image at a fixed level of lighting.
zThe "auto white balance" function features built-in sensors to
measure the current color temperature, and uses an algorithm to
process the image so that the final output image may be close to
what the human eyes see.
zOperators can use the "backlight compensation" feature to
automatically adjust the exposure level for an object in a strong
light background, so as to avoid a sharp contrast of brightness and
darkness that usually leads to a vague silhouette of the object.
2.3 Open Protocol Design
zThe Super Domes are compatible with multiple protocols, such as
RS485 and RS422. The selectable video coaxial control function
brings cost saving and great convenience to the users. This wide
compatibility enables the domes to be used in various CCTV
systems including those from other leading manufacturers.
2.4 Automated Operation
zUp to 128 presets (pre-defined pan/tilt/zoom positions) can be
programmed and stored in the non-volatile memory of the domes.
Each preset can be called up either manually via keyboard or
automatically upon alarm.
zIn addition to presets, the super domes also provide four patterns
(recorded navigation course) to facilitate routine surveillance.
Users can easily activate a pattern with simple keystrokes.
z"AUTOPAN" function, 1 autopan could be provided in total.
Once called up, enables the domes to scan through a surveillance
area automatically. A description title for the AUTOPAN can be
programmed and stored in the domes.
zThe domes, after receiving no command for a certain period of
time, will automatically return to a preset position ("home
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position"). This allows the domes to keep an "eye" on a key area
even if an operator has carelessly pointed it at an insignificant
position.
zWhen a tilt operation exceeds the straight down position, e.g.,
when following a person that moves right beneath the domes, the
domes will automatically rotate 180 degrees. This "auto flip"
feature eliminates the possibility of inverted images, and ensures
that the surveillance view will always be seen in an upright
position.
2.5 Area Partition and Privacy Mask
zWith the help of the "area partition", users can divide the whole
surveillance area into a maximum of 16 sections, and define a
16-character description title for each section.
zTo prevent users from viewing a specific sensitive place, the
Super Domes feature a "privacy mask" that can screen out the
undesirable area.
2.6 Intuitive Menu Programming
zThe super domes provide text overlay menus for setting up
operation parameters. The menus are mostly self-explained and
easy to operate. To configure these parameters, users only need to
move the joystick.
zVarious functions may be programmed via on-screen menus,
including lens and pan/tilt parameters, camera A.I. controls,
on-screen title descriptions, area partition, privacy mask and other
automatic operations.
2.7 Powerful Alarm Handling
zThe domes provide 4 alarm inputs to follow external alarm
devices such as motion sensors, door contacts, etc. Upon alarm,
the domes will be automatically return to a certain preset.
zThe preset to call upon alarm, as well as the normal state
(normally open or closed) of each alarm input, can be easily
configured via on-screen menus.
zAs an added security feature, 1 alarm output is also provided to
activate such auxiliary devices as time elapse recorders or digital
video recorders.
2.8 Wide Application & Easy Installation
zDifferent dome models are designed to meet the needs of an
ever-changing market of CCTV security/surveillance. They stand
out in applications from state security to residential communities,
and from luxury hotels to hostile outdoor environments.
zWith their compact structure and user-friendly design, the domes
can be installed easily and quickly at any location. This
timesaving advantage becomes especially useful when the
installation site is large and the surveillance spots are scattered.
Chapter III Dome Operation
Before attempting to power on and operate the domes, please make
sure that the domes have been properly installed and the DIP
switches have been correctly set.
3.1 System Initiation
Once powered, the domes will automatically perform an initiation
sequence to start configurations and self-check the system status.
They will pan, tilt and zoom to verify the correctness of system
parameters as well as the normal operation of the dome drive.
When the initiation is finished, the domes stop and the following
on-screen information will be displayed.
The overlay text displays the camera ID number, the selected
protocol, the baud rate, the version of the embedded software, and
indicates the success of the auto detection.
The information will remain on screen until dome operation starts.
3.2 Basic Operations
The super domes can be easily controlled via the keyboard controllers.
Listed below (see the below table) are some guidelines for basic
operations
Please note that all these operations are performed in the OPERATE
mode, i.e., with the key switch at the OPERATE position.
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Operations Instructions
Camera
Call-up
NOTE: The dome cameras must be called up
(put under the control of) via the keyboard
before operation or programming.
To call up a camera, enter the camera ID
number, and press the CAM key. For details on
setting camera ID, please refer to Installation
Manual.
Pan &Tilt Move the joystick in the desired direction.
Zoom In Press the TELE key, or turn the joystick
clockwise for a close view of distant objects.
TELE
or
Zoom Out Press the WIDE key, or turn the joystick
counterclockwise for a wide scene.
WIDE
or
Iris Open Press the OPEN key to manually increase the
aperture to make the image brighter.
OPEN
Iris Close Press the CLOSE key to manually decrease the
aperture to make the image darker.
CLOSE
Focus Near Press the NEAR key to manually adjust focus on
near objects.
NEAR
Focus Far Press the FAR key to manually adjust focus on
distant objects.
FAR
For more details on camera control and video switching operations,
please refer to relevant manuals supplied with your matrix switching
system. Operations concerning some particular features of the
domes will be further discussed in the next chapter, Menu
Programming.
3.3 Setting and Calling up a Preset
Presets enable users to pre-define and save camera information such
as pan/tilt angle and zoom to create specific views that can be called
up for display either automatically (upon home position or alarm) or
manually (via keyboard commands). The super domes are capable
of storing up to 128 such camera views.
The following is a brief introduction on how to define and call up a
preset using the V2117 system keyboard. For preset instructions on
your control system, please refer to relevant manuals provided with
your system keyboard.
To set a preset view
1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Move the joystick to change the pan/tilt and lens positions;
+
3. Enter the preset number on the keypad, and press the SHOT key
to store the settings;
2 8 SHOT (Setting Preset 28 as an example)
Note: If the PRESET TITLE DISP entry of OSD SETUP menu (see
section 4.6) is set to “ON”, a description title must be assigned to
the preset. Otherwise, if “OFF”, skip to step 9 directly.
4. When the following information is displayed, move the cursor to
the first entry of the TITLE item;
PRESET NO. : 028
TITLE:
EXIT:
5. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to select a suitable
character (or a space);
6. Move the cursor to the next entry;
7. Repeat Steps 5 through 6 until the whole title has been edited;
8. Exit title editing menu by deflecting the joystick leftward at the
EXIT entry;
9. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
To call up a preset
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter the desired preset number on the keyboard, and press the
SHOT key to call up.
2 8 SHOT (Setting Preset 28 as an example)
Note: Some preset number is endowed with special function. Also
the number of programmable presets varies under different
protocols, for details, please refer to “Operations under different
protocols” in Chapter V.
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3.4 Setting and Calling up a Pattern
Pattern is the patrol record of dome and could be applied by
keyboard. Dome could record horizontal, vertical and zoom
operation and it could repeat the recorded operation accurately when
applied. This identity could be used to define normal route.
Under INFINOVA, PELCO-D/P, Up the Coax protocols, dome
could define and store 4 independent patterns.
You can set the title of a pattern through the menu of PATTERN
SET and clear the title via OSD SETUP. And the defining and
calling up the pattern can be performed by using V2117 system
keyboards.
Below is the way to define and call pattern under different
protocols.
The following are guidelines for defining and calling these four
patterns with Infinova V2117 system keyboards under INFINOVA
protocol.
To define a pattern
1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter "70, SHOT" or "1,PATRN" to start recording Pattern 1;
7 0
SHOT
OR 1PATRN
3. Use the joystick to perform a series of pan, tilt and zoom
operations to finish a navigation course;
Pan Left Zoom In
Example
4. Enter "70", and then press the SHOT key or “1 PATRN” to save
the navigation course as the pattern, for Pattern 1;
7 0
SHOT
5. If pattern 2 is needed, Enter "71, SHOT" or "2, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 2 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 1
SHOT
OR 2PATRN
6. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "71, SHOT" or “2
PATRN” to save Pattern 2;
7. If pattern 3 is needed, Enter "72, SHOT" or "3, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 3 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 2
SHOT
OR 3PATRN
8. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "72, SHOT" or “3
PATRN” to save Pattern 3;
9. If pattern 4 is needed, Enter "73, SHOT" or "4, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 4 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 3 SHOT
OR
4PATRN
10. Repeat step 3 to finish the course. Enter "73, SHOT" or “4
PATRN” to save Pattern 4;
11. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
To recall a pattern once
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter one of the following code combinations to recall up the
designated pattern:
zEnter "70, SHOT" or "1,PATRN" to recall Pattern 1;
7 0
SHOT
OR 1PATRN
zEnter "71, SHOT" or "2,PATRN" to recall Pattern 2;
7 1
SHOT
OR 2PATRN
zEnter "72, SHOT" or "3,PATRN" to recall Pattern 3;
7 2
SHOT
OR 3PATRN
zEnter "73, SHOT" or "4,PATRN" to recall Pattern 4.
7 3 SHOT OR 4PATRN
To recall a pattern repeatedly
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;
2. Enter one of the following code combinations to recall the
designated pattern repeatedly:
Enter "69, SHOT" + "70, SHOT" to recall Pattern 1 repeatedly;
Enter "69, SHOT" + "71, SHOT" to recall Pattern 2 repeatedly;
Enter "69, SHOT" + "72, SHOT" to recall Pattern 3 repeatedly;
Enter "69, SHOT" + "73, SHOT" to recall Pattern 4 repeatedly;
The following are guidelines for defining and calling these four
patterns with Infinova V2117 system keyboards under PELCO-D/P
protocols.
To define a pattern
1. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter "70, SHOT" OR "1,PATRN" to start recording Pattern 1;
7 0
SHOT
OR 1PATRN
3. Use the joystick to perform a series of pan, tilt and zoom
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operations to finish a navigation course;
Pan Left Zoom In
Example
4. Enter "69", and then press the SHOT key to save the navigation
course as a pattern;
SHOT
69
5. If pattern 2 is needed, Enter "71, SHOT" OR "2, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 2 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 1
SHOT
OR 2PATRN
6. Repeat step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 2;
7. If pattern 3 is needed, Enter "72, SHOT" OR "3, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 3 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 2
SHOT
OR 3PATRN
8. Repeat step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 3;
9. If pattern 4 is needed, Enter "73, SHOT" OR "4, PATRN" to start
recording Pattern 4 (or otherwise skip to step 11);
7 3 SHOT OR 4PATRN
10. Repeat step 3 and 4 to save Pattern 4;
11. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
To recall a pattern once
The procedures to recall a pattern once under PELCO-D/P protocols
are the same with those under INFINOVAprotocol.
3.5 Setting and Calling up a Autopan
With the AUTOPAN features, the domes can automatically move
back and forth between two pre-defined positions (AUTOPAN
boundaries). This allows the domes to continuously scan through an
area when no manual operation is performed.
The parameters of autopan such as direction, speed, dwell time, title
can be set via AUTOPAN SET menu. While the start/end point and
calling of autopan are programmed via Infinova V2117 system
keyboards.
Below is the way to program and call up autopan under INFINOVA,
PELCO-D/P protocols:
To define the start point
1. Use the joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired
as the start point;
2. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
3. Enter code commands "92, SHOT" to set the current position as
the start point.
9 2 SHOT
4. The following overlay messages will be displayed, indicating the
start point has been defined, and the system is ready for setting
the other boundary.
SET AUTOPAN
To define the end point
1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the
position to be set as the end point;
2. Enter code commands "93, SHOT" to set the current position as
the end point.
9 3 SHOT
How to call the AUTOPAN
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter code commands "98, SHOT" to call the AUTOPAN.
9 8 SHOT
Under INFINOVA protocol, there is another way to program the
start/end point and call up the autopan.
To define the start point
1. The joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired as
the start point;
2. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
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3. Enter code commands "66, SHOT" to set the current position as
the start point.
SHOT
66
4. The following overlay messages will be displayed, indicating the
start point has been defined, and the system is ready for setting
the other boundary.
SET AUTOPAN
To define the end point
1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the
position to be set as the end point;
2. Enter code commands "66, SHOT" to set the current position as
the end point.
SHOT
66
3. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
How to call the AUTOPAN
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Enter code commands "66, SHOT" to call the AUTOPAN.
SHOT
66
Below is the way to program the start/end point and call up autopan
under Up the Coax protocol:
To define the start point
1. Use the joystick to move the camera to the position that is desired
as the start point;
2. Place the key switch at the PROGRAM position;
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
3. Set the current position as the start point:
For example: enter code commands "66, SHOT" when use
V2015+V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) +Up the
Coax dome.
6 6 SHOT
4. The following overlay messages will be displayed, indicating the
start point has been defined, and the system is ready for setting
the other boundary.
To define the end point
1. Once the above messages are displayed, deflect the joystick to the
position to be set as the end point;
2. Set the current position as the start point:
For example: enter code commands "67, SHOT" when use
V2015+V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) +Up the
Coax dome
6 7 SHOT
3. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
How to call the AUTOPAN
1. Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
OPERATEPROGRAM
MENU
2. Call up the AUTOPAN.
Enter code commands "64, SHOT" when DATALINE convert to
Up the Coax.
6 4 SHOT
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3.6 Special Operations
There are some shortcuts to control the dome under different
protocols. Below shows the operations of special function.
1. 180°Auto Flip
Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
Under INFINOVA, Up the Coax protocols, enter “33, SHOT” or
“65, SHOT” to recall 180°flip automatically.
Under PELCO-D/P protocol, enter “33, SHOT” to recall auto
180°flip.
2. Recall Home Position Manually
Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
Under INFINOVA, PELCO-D/P protocols, enter “34, SHOT” to
recall home position manually.
3. Autoscan
Place the key switch at the OPERATE position.
Under Infinova, Pelco-P/D protocol, enter “99, SHOT” to recall
autoscan.
Under Up the Coax protocol, enter “66, SHOT” when using
V2117 + V2414 (DATALINE convert to Up the Coax) + Up the
Coax dome.
Chapter IV Menu Programming
The super domes feature on-screen overlay menus for setting up
various operation parameters. To utilize functions like AUTOPAN,
home position, area partition and privacy mask, appropriate settings
must be defined via these menus.
4.1 Menu Navigation and Operation
The V2117 system keyboard can be used to call up and navigate
through the programming menus, as well as to define system
parameters. For guidelines on menu navigation and operation,
please refer to the table below Please note that these operations are
made in the PROGRAM mode.
Operations Guidelines
Access the
Main Menu
For INFINOVA protocol (using V2117)
keyboard: enter 65/95 and then press SHOT
key.
For PELCO D/P Protocol (using V2117
Keyboard): enter 95 and then press SHOT key.
Position the
Cursor
Move the joystick in the desired direction.
Access a
Sub-Menu
Move the cursor to the sub-menu, and deflect
the joystick rightward.
SET CAMERA ID CAMERA ID : 001
Return to the
Main Menu
Move the cursor to the bottom line (Return),
and deflect the joystick leftward.
SETCAMERA ID
CAMERA SETUP
SET AE MODE
OSD SET UP
CONFIG HOME POSITION
ALARM ACTION AND STATE
AUTOPAN SET
PATTER N SET
AREA SET
DEFAULT SET
EXIT
Return
Move the cursor to the desired parameter
entry, deflect the joystick upward (or
downward) to choose an appropriate value,
and then move the cursor back or to the next
entry filed.
Select a
Parameter
DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF
DIGITAL ZOOM: ON DIGITAL ZOOM: ON
Exit the Main
Menu
Move the cursor to the EXIT line in the main
menu, and deflect the joystick rightward to
exit.
EXIT
4.2 Main Menu
After the successful key operation, the main menu will be displayed
directly on the screen when the password protect feature is disabled.
Entering the preset password to access the main menu if the
password protect feature is enabled.
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PASSWORD: ******
Follow these steps to enter system access password:
1. Move the cursor to the first * symbol;
2. Push the joystick upward (or downward) to toggle through
available numbers (0 ~ 9);
3. After choosing the desired number, move the cursor to the next *
symbol;
4. Repeat steps 2 through 3 until the entering of the whole password
is finished.
If the wrong password is entered, the system will prompt “ACCESS
DENY” and deny access to the menu.
If the correct password is entered, the main menu will be displayed on
the screen, shown as below:
SET CAMERA ID
CAMERA SETUP
SET AE MODE
OSD SETUP
CONFIG HOME POSITION
ALARM ACTION AND STATE
AUTOPAN SET
PATTERN SET
AREA SET
DEFAULT SET
EXIT
The main menu provides access to eleven sub-menus as well as
some other system functions, which are briefly outlined in the
following section.
1. SET CAMERA ID
zDisplay the dome's current S/N number.
zAllow users to enter a new S/N number.
zDisplay the camera ID number.
zSet system password
zConfirm password
zEnable/disable password protection
zDisplay version number
2. CAMERA SETUP
zEnable/disable 12X digital zoom.
zSet zoom speed (high/low).
zSet default iris value.
zSet level iris value [For 22X/23X/35X super domes only].
zSelect iris mode (M/A/Manual Priority)
zTurn on/off backlight compensation.
zSelect white balance mode (M/A)
zSet white balance R-gain.
zSet white balance B-gain.
zSelect focus mode (M/A/Manual Priority)
3. SET AE MODE
zSet digital slow shutter.
[Except for 18X super domes with FCB-EX45CP camera]
zSet shutter speed.
zSelect exposure mode.
zDefine B/W mode.
[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]
zB/W change. [For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]
zPro-B/W [For 23X/35X super domes]
zReverse current image.
[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]
zMirror current image
[For 18X/26X/36X super domes and
22X super domes with VK-S274ER/R camera]
zFreeze current preset’s image
[For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes and 22X super domes with
VK-S274ER/R camera]
zWDR [For 23X/35X/36X super domes only]
zAGC Level [For 22X /23X/35X super domes only]
zCAM FUNCTION [For 23X/35X/36X super domes only]
4. OSD SETUP
zAUTOPAN title display mode
zPreset title display mode
zZoom display mode
zCursor moving speed
zEnable/disable alarm function
zLine Lock
zPhase adjust
zClear title
zPrivacy mask set
5. CONFIG HOME POSITION
zSet a home position action parameter.
zDetermine how long before the domes return to its home position
(return time).
zMotor Check
6. ALARM ACTION AND STATE
zDefine alarm action for each alarm input.
zDefine alarm priority.
zDefine relay output for each alarm input.
zSet the N.O. or N.C. state for each alarm input.
7. AUTOPAN SET
Set parameters for AUTOPAN, including:
zPan direction,
zPan speed,
zTime to stay at pan limits,
zTitle information.
8. PATTERN SET
zSelect a pattern to set title information.
zDefine title information for selected area.
zTitle information ON/OFF
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9. AREA SET
zSet serial number for 16 areas
zDefine title for 16 areas
zArea display switch
zSet boundaries among 16 areas
10. DEFAULT SET
zSet the parameters to factory defaults.
zReset Camera
11. EXIT
zExit the main menu.
4.3 Camera Information
The SET CAMERA ID menu is generally used to display the
current serial number (S/N) and camera ID number of the domes.
The users could enter a new serial number or enable the password
protection.
CURRENT S/N
Function: Display the current serial number of the domes.
INPUT S/N
Function: Allow a user to enter a new serial number.
Operation: To input a desired serial number,
1. Move the cursor to the first digit entry;
2. Deflect the joystick downward (or upward) to toggle through
available numbers (0 ~ 9);
3. When the desired number is displayed, move the cursor to the
next digit entry;
4. Repeat Steps 2 through 3 until the entire serial number is entered.
CAMERA ID
Function: Display the current ID number for the domes.
Note: The camera ID number can be selected via the DIP switch of
S1. For details on S1 settings, please refer to Installation Guide.
PASSWORD SET
Function: Set/change system access password.
Operation: To input a desired system access password
1. Move the cursor to the first *symbol;
2. Push the joystick upward (or downward) to toggle through
available numbers (0 ~ 9);
3. After choosing the desire number, move the cursor to the next *
symbol,
4. Repeat steps 2 through 3 until entering of the whole password is
finished.
CONFIRM PASSWORD
Function: Input the same password as the “PASSWORD SET”
entry to confirm a new password.
Operation:Follow the steps described in “PASSWORD SET” to
input the confirming password.
Note: If the confirming password is incorrect, the system will deny
return to the main menu, and display the following information to
require correct password setting and confirmation:
CURRENT S/N
INPUT S/N : 20060530001
CAMERA ID : 001
PASSWORD SET :
CONFIRM PASSWORD :
PASSWORD ENABLE : OFF
RETURN
PASSWORD NOT MATCH
VER : XXXXX XXXXX ******
******
PASSWORD ENABLE
Function: Enable/disable the password protect feature.
Operation:ON - enable the password protect feature, i.e. require
entering system access password before access the main
menu.
OFF - (default) disable the password protect feature.
VER: Version No.
Function: Show current operation program version number..
4.4 Camera Setup
The CAMERA SETUP menu provides configuration for most
lens/optics parameters.
SET CAMERAID
CAMERA SETUP
SET AEMODE
OSD SETUP
CONFIGHOME POSITION
ALARM ACTION AND STATE
AUTOPANSET
PATTERN SET
AREASET
DEFAULT SET
EXIT
DIGITAL ZOOM :
ZOOM SPEED :
IRIS DEFAULT :
IRIS MODE:
BACKLIGHT :
WB MODE :
WB-R :
WB-B :
FOCUS MODE:
RETURN
OFF
HIGH
M/A
OFF
AUTO
000
000
AUTO
DIGITAL ZOOM :
ZOOM SPEED :
IRIS LEVEL:
IRIS MODE:
BACKLIGHT :
WB MODE :
WB-R :
WB-B :
FOCUS MODE:
RETURN
OFF
HIGH
128
M/A
OFF
AUTO
000
000
AUTO
For 18X/26X/36X domes
IRIS DEFAULT :
9
For22X/23X/35X domes
128
DIGITAL ZOOM
Function: Enable/Disable digital zoom. Determine digital zooming
multiple.
Options: OFF – Disalbe digitao zoom function (default)
0/02X-0/12X - Zooming multiple is from 2 to 12. With
full capacity of optic zoom, releasing button first then
pressing button to enter the digital zoom status.
01X-12X - Zooming multiple is from 1 to 12. With full
capacity of optic zoom, pressing button continuously to
enter the digital zoom status.
Note: It cannot enter the 0/02X-0/12X digital zoom status when
using the pattern. (For 36X, 26X domes and 18X domes with
FCB-45CP camera, there are only ON/OFF options: namely
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enable/disable digital zoom function. The default is OFF.)
ZOOM SPEED
Function: Determine the zooming speed of the camera, i.e., how
fast the camera will go from its full wide zoom to its
maximum optic zoom.
Options:HIGH - (default) set the camera at a high zooming speed.
LOW - set the camera at a low zooming speed.
IRIS LEVEL[For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes only]
Function: Set the level of the iris.
Options: 0 ~255 - the default is "128" [For 22X/23X/35X Super
Domes]
IRIS DEFAULT
Function: Set the default value of the iris.
Options: 0 ~015 - the default is "9" [For 18X/26X Super Domes]
0 ~255 - the default is "128" [For 22X/23X/35X Super
Domes]
IRIS MODE
Function: Select the iris mode.
Options: M/A - (default) when the camera is still, users can
adjust the iris manually, and otherwise, when the
camera is under control of the joystick, the camera can
adjust the iris automatically.
MANU - Users can adjust the iris manually.
AUTO - The camera can adjust the iris automatically.
BACKLIGHT
Function: Turn on/off the backlight compensation feature.
A sharp contrast of brightness and darkness may arise
when a bright backlight is present. This usually leads to a
vaguely dark or even silhouetted image of a subject under
surveillance. Under such circumstances, the backlight
compensation can be used to achieve a suitable exposure
level so as to get a clear view of the subject.
With backlight compensation, the camera becomes more
sensitive to the light level in the center of the picture,
and thus, enhances the image quality of the subjects in
this area.
Options: ON - enable the backlight compensation.
OFF - (default) turn off the backlight compensation.
WB MODE
Function: Select the white balance mode.
The domes feature built-in sensors to measure the
current color temperature, and use an algorithm to
automatically process the image so that the final output
image may be close to what the human eyes see.
Under some particular situations, however, users can
also manually adjust the white balance parameters to
achieve what they consider to be the best-balanced
pictures.
Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically
make white balance.
MANU - allow a user to manually adjust white balance
parameters (see below).
WB-R
Function: Allow manual adjustment of R-gain value for customer
white balance.
Options: 000 ~ 255 - The color shift will be viewed on the
monitor when changing the R-gain value. The greater
the number is, the more reddish the picture becomes.
WB-B
Function: Permit manual adjustment of B-gain value for customer
white balance.
Options: 000 ~ 255 -The color shift will be viewed on the monitor
when changing the B-gain value. The greater the number
is, the more bluish the picture becomes.
FOCUS MODE
Function: Select the focus mode of the camera.
Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically
focus on the subject in the center of the picture.
MANU- manually adjusts focus on the target.
M/A - when the camera is still, users can adjust the
focus manually, and otherwise, when the camera is
under control of the joystick, the camera can adjust its
focus automatically.
Note:The camera may not perform the best auto focus when the
target stays at the following conditions:
zis not in the center of the image;
zappears too dark or vague;
zis a strong light object, e.g., a flash light;
zis a large blank area such as a white wall;
zis located behind a screen-like object such as a painted glass
window or a safety net;
zmoves too fast.
4.5 Setting AE (Automatic Exposure) Mode
The AE mode menu helps a user to set up an appropriate AE
(Automatic Exposure) mode to have the camera automatically set
the shutter speed and/or aperture value to match the brightness of
the scene. Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) can also be set in this menu.
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AE-DSS :
SHUTTER :
EXPOSURE :
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
SET AE MODE
AGC LEVEL : 028
MIRROR : OFF (only for 22X with 274 camera)
FREEZE : OFF (only for 22X with 274 camera)
For 22X
RETURN
SHUTTER :
EXPOSURE : AUTO AUTO
SET AE MODE
MIRROR : OFF
For 18X
MAIN MENU
SET CAMERA ID
CAMERA SETUP
SET AE MODE
OSD SETUP
CONFIG HOME POSITION
ALARM ACTION AND STATE
AUTOPAN SET
PATTERN SET
AREA SET
DEFAULT SET
EXIT
WDR :
IMAGE QUALITY :
RETURN
001
OFF
SHARPNESS :LOW
005
SLOW AE :
FOCUS LIMIT :30cm
CAM FUNCTION
For 36X
REVERSE :
FREEZE :
RETURN
OFF
SHUTTER :
EXPOSURE :
B/W MODE :
B/W CHANGE :
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
COLOR
SET AE MODE
AE -DSS :
MIRROR : OFF
OFF
ON
CAM FUNCTION (only for 36 X)
For 26/36X
Pro-B/W :
REVERSE :
RETURN
NORM
OFF
AE-DSS :
SHUTTER :
EXPOSURE :
B/WMODE :
B/WCHANGE :
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
COLOR
WDR : OFF
SET AE MODE
FREEZE : OFF
For 23X/35X
CAM FUNCTION
AGC LEVEL : 028
FNR MODE : AUTO1
FNR LEVEL : 000
RETURN
CAM FUNCTION
For 23X with 454EN/N
CAM FUNCTION
For 35X
AGC LEVEL : 028
STABILIZE : OFF
EIS FREQUENCY : 5HZ
SIGNAL MODE : PRGSS
RETURN
AE-DSS [For 22X/23X/35X/26X Super Domes only]
Function: Enable/disable the DSS capability, and set the digital
slow shutter.
The digital slow shutter (DSS) slows the picture frame
rate and enhances the camera's sensitivity in poor light
environments. Light sensitivity improves as the value of
DSS increases.
Option：AUTO - (default) auto digital slow shutter function
The classification of manual DSS is relating to the
formats of the Super Domes.
Under the PAL format, the range could be adjusted as follows:
1/1.5, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/25, 1/50
Under the NTSC format, the range could be adjusted as follows:
1/2,1/4,1/8,1/15,1/30,1/60
Note: It only could sets the ON/OFF status when using the
26X/36X domes.
SHUTTER
Function: Select the shutter speed-priority AE mode, and set a
suitable speed.
Once a shutter speed is set, the camera will
automatically select an aperture value to match the
brightness. Faster shutter speeds allow the camera to
capture instantaneous streak-free images of a moving
subject, while slows speeds improve light sensitivity in
poorly illuminated areas.
Option：AUTO -（default）auto shutter speed priorityAE mode
The classification of manual shutter speed is relating to the
formats of the Super Domes.
[For 18X Super Domes]
Under the PAL format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is
as follows:
1/50, 1/75,1/100,1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300,1/425,1/600,1/1000,
1/1250,1/1750,1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000
Under the NTSC format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed
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is as follows:
1/60, 1/90,1/100,1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350,1/500,1/725,1/1000,
1/1500,1/2000,1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000
[For 26X/36X Super Domes]
Under the PAL format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed is
as follows:
1/1,1/2, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/25, 1/50, 1/75,1/100,1/120, 1/150, 1/215,
1/300,1/425,1/600,1/1000,1/1250,1/1750,1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000,
1/10000
Under the NTSC format, the adjustment range of the shutter speed
is as follows:
1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/90,1/100,1/125, 1/180, 1/250,
1/350,1/500,1/725,1/1000,1/1500,1/2000,1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000,
1/10000
[For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes]
Under the PAL format, the range could be adjusted as follows:
1/1.5, 1/3, 1/6, 1/13, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/150, 1/250
1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/30000
Under the NTSC format, the range could be adjusted as follows:
1/2,1/4,1/8,1/15,1/30,1/60,1/120,1/180,1/250,1/500
1/1000,1/2000,1/4000,1/10000,1/30000
EXPOSURE
Function: Select exposure compensation mode or set an
appropriate internal reference brightness level.
Options: AUTO - (default) auto exposure compensation mode.
[For 18X/26X/36X Super Domes]
0~15 - set an appropriateinternal reference brightnesslevel.
[For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes]
F1.6, F2.2, F3.2, F4.4, F6.4, F8.8, F12, F17, F24, F34
B/W MODE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X Super Domes only]
Function: Select black & white /color conversion mode.
In a brightly illuminated area, the camera will generate
normal color images. If the illumination fades and the
area becomes dark, the camera will convert color images
into black & white images to increase light sensitivity.
Options: AUTO - (default) enable the camera to automatically
switch between color and black/white imaging
according to changes of lighting condition.
MANU - Require a user to manually switch imaging
mode between color and black/white.
B/W CHANGE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X Super Domes only]
Function: Change imaging mode between color and black/white
manually.
Options: COLOR - (default) enable the camera to display color
image no matter how illumination conditions may
change.
B/W - Make the camera output black & white images
regardless of lighting conditions.
PRO_B/W [For 23X/35X Super Domes only]
Function: Change different illumination conditions for black &
white/color conversion.
Options: day, norm (default), night
As illumination decreases, a setting of “day” will cause
a hard conversion from color to B/W, while a setting of
“night” will cause an easier conversion from color to
B/W. As illumination improves, a setting of “day” will
cause an easier conversion from B/W to color, while a
setting of “night” will cause a hard conversion from
B/W to color. Intermediate value “norm” is the default
status.
REVERSE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes]
Function: Reverse the current image vertically.
Options: OFF - (default) turn off the image reverse function of
the camera.
ON - turn on the image reverse function of the camera.
Note: For 23X/35X domes, the functions of REVERSE and
PRIVACY MODE 2 cannot be simultaneously enabled.
MIRROR [For 18X/26X/36X super domes and 22X super domes
with VK-S274ER/R camera]
Function: Mirror the current image horizontally.
Options: OFF - (default) turn off the image mirror function of the
camera.
ON - turn on the image mirror function of the camera.
FREEZE [For 23X/26X/35X/36X super domes and 22X super
domes with VK-S274ER/R camera]
Function: Freeze the current image.
Options: OFF - (default) turn off the image freeze function of the
camera.
ON - turn on the image freeze function of the camera.
PST - turn on the image freeze function when using the
preset function.
WDR [For 23X/35X/36X Super Domes]
Function: Present the clear image on the conditions that black and
white showing a striking contrast.The illumination’s
proportion between indoor and outdoor can reach to
1:128 at farthest.
Options: [For 23X SuperDomes]
There are 5 options for selection: OFF/AD WDR /AD
WDR/WDR /WDR
OFF - (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range
function of the camera.
In other 4 modes of WDR, users can get highlight and
shadow detail under high contrast conditions. Compared
with WDR mode, AD WDR provides color details in
highlight scene. While in WDR and AD WDR
modes, the brightness of lighting area would be reduced.
[For 36X SuperDomes]
OFF - (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range
function of the camera.
ON - turn on the image wide dynamic range function of
the camera.
Note: WDR settings for 36X domes are in CAM FUNCTION menu.
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[For 35X SuperDomes]
OFF - (default) turn off the image wide dynamic range
function of the camera.
MD1 –WDR image processing mode 1
MD2 –WDR image processing mode 2
Note: WDR function for 35X is available only when STABILIZE is
OFF and SIGNAL MODE is PRGSS.
AGC LEVEL[For 22X/23X/35X Super Domes only]
Function: It can increase light sensitivity automatically under
lower illumination conditions and heighten the CCD
semaphore intensityto obtain clear image.
Options: 000~040 levels can be selected. The default is 028.
The higher AGC level is, the higher sensitivity the
camera detected. It suits to adjust the light under lower
illumination conditions.
The lower AGC level is, the lower sensitivity the camera
detected. It suits to adjust the light under higher
illumination conditions.
Note: For 23X/35X domes, AGC LEVEL can be adjusted in the
submenu of CAM FUNCTION.
CAM FUNCTION [For 23X/35X/36X super domes]
The settings of submenu of CAM FUNCTION are varied for
different optical zoom domes, of which AGC and WDR function
has been introduced above, thus this part will be skipped below.
[For 23X superdomes]
AGC LEVEL: 028
FNR MODE: AUTO1
FNR LEVEL : 000
RETURN
CAM FUNCTION
FNR MODE – to set noise reduce mode
Options: AUTO1/AUTO2/AUTO3: auto mode, the larger the
number behind AUTO is, the more effective the noise
reduce is. The default is AUTO 1.
OFF – Disable noise reduce function
MANU –Set noise reducing parameters manually
FNR LEVEL – to set noise reducing parameters in MANU mode,
the larger the number is, the higher the level is.
Options: 000~015: adjustable, The default is 000.
[For 35X Super Domes]
AGC LEVEL : 028
STABILIZE : OFF
EIS FREQUENCY : 5HZ
SIGNAL MODE : PRGSS
RETURN
CAM FUNCTION
Function: Stabilize function could proof the image shaking when
the domes’re operating on the acceleration or abrupt
halting condition. Please note that if CAM FUNCTION
is ON, Digital Zoom will be affected, and the digital
zoom can reach 64 at the most.
Options: OFF (default):disable the function
ON: enable the function
EIS FREQUENCY: 5 HZ (default), 10 HZ
SIGNALMODE:
PRGSS (default):Progress scanning;
INTRL: Interlace scanning.
Note: Please restart the system after changing signal mode.
[For 36X superdomes]
WDR :
IMAGE QUALITY:
RETURN
001
OFF
SHARPNESS: LOW 005
SLOW AE :
FOCUS LIMIT: 30cm
SLOWAE
Function: Exposure time setting
Options: 001~032 adjustable, the larger the number is, the longer
the camera exposes.
IMAGE QUALITY
Function: Image quality setting
Options: HIGH- Resolution is 530TVL
LOW–(default) Resolution is 470TVL
SHARPNESS
Function: Adjust the brightness of edges of a subject.
Options: 001~015 for selection, default”005”. The larger the figure
is, the clearer the image is, vice verse.
FOCUS LIMIT
Function: Focus adjustment
Options: 10cm, 30cm(default), 1m
4.6 OSD (On-Screen Display) Setup
The domes can generate overlay text descriptions concerning
various operations to facilitate site surveillance. Use the OSD
SETUP menu to activate the on-screen displays (OSD) for these
descriptions:
SET CAMERA ID
CAMERA SETUP
SET AE MODE
OSD SETUP
CONFIG HOME POSITION
ALARM ACTION AND STATE
AUTOPAN SET
PATTERN SET
AREA SET
DEFAULT SET
EXIT
AUTOPAN TITLE DISP : OFF
PRESET TITLE DISP : OFF
ZOOM DISP : OFF
CURSOR CONTROL : FAST
ALARM ENABLE : OFF
LINE LOCK : OFF
PHASE ADJUST : 001
CLEAR TITLE
PRIVACY MASK SET
RETURN
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AUTOPAN TITLE DISP
Function: Enable/disable the on-screen title information for a
running AUTOPAN or not.
Options: OFF - (default) turn off the on-screen display for
AUTOPAN.
ON - display the title information of AUTOPAN.
Note: The title information for AUTOPAN is defined in the
AUTOPAN menu.
PRESET TITLE DISP
Function: Determine whether to display the title information for a
called-up preset.
Options: OFF - (default) disable the on-screen display for preset
title.
ON - display the title information for a called-up preset.
ZOOM DISP
Function: Turn on/off the on-screen display of the current zoom
value (i.e., lens magnification times).
Options: OFF- (default) turn off the on-screen zoom information.
ON - enable the on screen display of the current lens
magnification times.
CURSOR CONTROL
Function: Adjust the moving speed of the on-screen cursor.
Options: FAST - (default) set the on-screen cursor to move at a
high speed.
SLOW - slow the moving cursor.
ALARM ENABLE
Function: Enable/disable the alarm function of the domes.
Options: OFF - (default) disable the alarm function of the domes.
ON - enable the alarm function of the domes.
LINE LOCK
Function：Turn on/off the line lock SYNC function of the camera.
Options：OFF -（default）Turn off the line lock SYNC function
of the camera
ON- Turn on the line lock SYNC function of the
camera
Note：The option could not resume default in DEFAULT SET menu.
The function is available when the power supply is AC.
The function is invalid when the power supply is DC.
PHASE ADJUST
Function：Adjust forward/afterward the line lock SYNC level of the
camera
Option：Under the PAL format
001~198 Slightly adjust the line lock SYNC level of the
camera
Under the NTSC format
001~165 Slightly adjust the line lock SYNC level of the
camera
Note：The option could not resume default in DEFAULT SET menu.
CLEAR TITLE
Function: Clear the programmed title information of presets,
patterns, areas and AUTOPAN.
Move the cursor to CLEAR TITLE and deflect the
joystick rightward, the following information will be
displayed.
PRESET NO
PATTERN NO
AREA NO
AUTOPAN
RETURN
: ALL CLEAR
: ALL CLEAR
: ALL CLEAR
: CLEAR
PRESET NO
Function: Clear part of or all preset title information.
Options: 001~128 - Clear title information of the selected preset.
ALL - Clear the title information of all presets.
PATTERN NO
Function: Clear part of or all pattern title information.
Options: 001~004- Clear title information of the selected pattern.
ALL - Clear the title information of all patterns.
AREA NO
Function: Clear part of or all area title information.
Options: 001~016 - Clear title information of the selected area.
ALL - Clear the title information of all areas.
AUTOPAN
Function: Clear AUTOPAN title information.
To clear title information:
1. Move the cursor to “ALL” (To clear AUTOPAN title, start from
step 3 directly);
2. Deflect the joystick upward or downward to select a desired
number (of presets, patterns or areas) or ALL;
3. Move the cursor to the relevant CLEAR;
4. Deflect the joystick upward or downward to clear title
information;
5. Continue to clear other title information or return to the previous
menu from RETURN.
PRIVACY MASK SET
Function: “Privacy Mask” can be used when some specific areas
need to be covered and avoid being seen by operators.
The system will cover those areas by displaying blank
screen, and operators are unable to see those areas on
the monitor. The covered areas would not expose with
the movement of lens or zoom operations, and by doing
so the areas will always be screened.
Move the cursor to PRIVACY MASK SET and deflect the joystick
rightward, the following information will be displayed:
PRIVACY MASK MODE 1
PRIVACY MASK MODE 2
RETURN
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