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InMotion in52S9x2D Series User manual

in52S9x2D Series
Tamper Resistant Dome Camera
Quick Start Guide
Before operang this product, please read this quick-start guide to ensure proper use.
Please store these instrucons a safe place for future reference.
FEATURES
• Polycarbonate Housing
• Polycarbonate Bubble
• DC Varifocal lens
• ⅓ High Sensitivity Sensor
• 700TVL Resolution
• 0.05 Lux
• HLC, BLC, DEFOG
• Sens Up
• On Screen Menu
• 3 Axis gimbal
• 12VDC/24VAC Powered
PRECAUTIONS
1. Before installing and operang the unit, please read this manual carefully.
2. Precision components are contained in this camera, please avoid violent vibraons during
installaon and maintenance. Do not connect the power unl you have completed the
installaon.
3. Please obey all local electrical wiring regulaons when using this unit.
4. Do not use abrasive or corrosive materials for cleaning. Use only a so cloth for cleaning.
5. To prevent damage to the lens or sensor, do not point the camera directly into the sun
or very strong light sources.
6. Do not use the camera outside it’s working temperature (-10°C~ 50°C / 14°F ~122°F) or
humidity (<90%) ranges.
7. Ensure that the power supply meets the current requirements of the camera and that
the supply voltage is inside the tolerances of the camera: 24VAC ±10%
8. Ensure that the xings used are adequate to support the load of camera.
9. In case of camera failure, do not aempt to dismantle or service the camera yourself.
Please refer to qualied service personnel for repair of the camera.
CONNECTIONS
1. Power Input connector. This is a 2.1mm DC jack.
Observe polarity of 12VDC connecons. The
centre conductor is +12VDC ±10% and outer is
ground. 24VAC power is not polarity conscious.
Use the terminal block adaptor for connecng
24VAC power, if required.
Refer to the diagrams below for claricaon.
2. BNC Connector. Video Output. 75Ω 1Vp-p
3. Locking grub-screw



12VDC
GND
MOUNTING
1. Using the enclosed drill template, mark and drill the four
mounng holes for the base. Choose an appropriate drill
bit for the surface you are drilling in to and ensure that the
diameter is correct for the xings being used.
2. If rear cable exit is to be used, mark and cut a central
20mm (¾”) diameter hole for the cable and connectors, as
indicated on the drill template.
3. If side cable exit is not to be used, insert the rubber trim
bung at point ④. The bung is found in the accessory pack.
4. Use appropriate No.8 countersunk screws (and wall plugs,
if applicable) for the mounng surface in use.
5. Ensure that the xings can adequately bear the weight of
the camera.
6. Slacken the locking grub-screw and remove the dome
cover. If necessary, rotate the gimbal in axis A to gain
access to the mounng holes
7. Mount the camera and t the O-rings in the accessory
pack to maintain a moisture proof seal.
8. Make the video and power connecons and commission the camera
9. Once commissioning is complete, replace the liner, dome cover and re-tension the grub-
screw to prevent unauthorized users tampering with the camera.
LENS AND POSITIONING
The camera and integral varifocal lens are mounted on a
3-axis gimbal with integrated liner. To remove the liner for
commissioning, gently squeeze at points B and withdraw the
liner in direcon C.
To posion the camera to give the required image content,
gently turn the gimbal arms ⑤ to orientate it in axis D. To adjust
the camera lt, gently turn the gimbal disk ⑥ in axis E. To adjust
the azimuth, turn the gimbal disk in axis F.
Note: Do not use the lens as a lever to adjust the camera posion
The eld of view may be adjusted by loosening the zoom lever,
⑦, and moving until the required field of view is obtained.
Loosen the focus lever ⑧ and adjust to obtain optimum
focus. Remember to tighten both levers when adjustments are
complete to prevent image drift.. They should be tensioned
“nger ght“ only
When complete, gently push the liner back onto the gimbal
arms, unl it snaps into place.
OSD ACCESS
The camera is supplied in a general conguraon that will suit the majority of installaon
requirements. Should advanced conguraon be required then the on-board ⑨ joysck may
be used to provide access to the camera On Screen Display (OSD) for user programming.
To view the On Screen Display and image from the camera, connect a monitor to the service
jack ⑩ (2.5mm mono jack, or oponal lead) or direct to the
video output of the camera.
To acvate the camera OSD, depress the joysck on the
service board
Push the joysck  to select a menu from the list.
Push the joysck  to change the selected value.
Press the joysck buon to open a sub-menu or execute a
command.
A
④
B
C
B
D
F
E
⑤
⑦
⑧
⑥
Down
Left
Up
Right
⑩⑨
Oponal Programming Method
MENU
Exposure..
Day/Night..
WhiteBalance..
Display Adjust..
Connect the Video-In connector of the UTC controller to the Video-Out connector
of the camera. Connect the Video-Out of the UTC controller to a display monitor.
To acvate the camera OSD, depress the joysck buon on the UTC Controller
for 2 seconds (operaon is conrmed when LED is latched on).
Push the joysck to select a menu from the list.
Push the joysck  to change the selected value.
Press the joysck buon to call the sub-menu or execute a command.
To return from a sub-menu to the previous menu, select “Return” and press the
joysck buon.
OSD MAIN MENU
When the OSD menu is launched, you are
presented with the adjacent opening screen.
A menu opon followed by a  indicates the
presence of a sub-menu. Options set to OFF
will not show a  until set to ON
Use RETURN  to return to the previous
menu.
EXPOSURE MENU
ALC menu:
• BRIGHTNESS - sets the level of the
overall brightness
• SHUTTER- OFF, 1/60~1/120K.
(1/50~120K PAL) Set this on to reduce
the exposure time of each image. This
can be used to reduce blur in images
with fast changing content.
• FLK- Use this when flicker is observed
in the image under fluorescent lighting.
When FLK is ON, the shutter menu is disabled.
• AGC- Off or Level Control -Used to adjust overall AGC level
• SENS UP - Slows frame rate and increases low light sensitivity
• IRIS SPEED - Level control for iris
Rev 0.1
MENU
EXPOSURE ALC
DAY/NIGHT. AUTO
WHITE BAL 
DISPLAY ADJ 
IMAGE 
DNR ON
MOTION 
SYSTEM 
EXIT SAVE
ALC
BRIGHTNESS 10
SHUTTER 1/60
FLK OFF
AGC 10
SENS UP 8x
IRIS SPEED 10
RETURN 
DAY/NIGHT MENU
DAY/NIGHT - AUTO, COLOR, NIGHT, EXT1, EXT2
• AUTO - Allows the camera to switch
from color to monochrome mode in
low light. The switching thresholds and
hysteresis time are adjustable. SMART
IR is not applicable for this model.
• DAY - fixes the camera in color mode
• NIGHT - fixes the camera in monochrome
mode.
• Extern - NA
• CDS - NA
WHITE BALANCE MENU
WHITE BAL - ATW (default), PUSH, MANUAL
• ATW - the camera automatically
samples the image for optimum white
balance
• PUSH - Allows the white balance to
be set automatically and locked. This
option is normally used when no white
reference is present in the image. To set
the white balance, hold a white object
in front of the camera, with light from the source falling on it and press
the joystick to set and lock the white balance
• MANUAL - this option allows the Red and Blue gain to be manually set in
the image. Note, using this option requires care to ensure all cameras on
one system have the same color response.
DISPLAY ADJ
DISPLAY ADJ - OFF, ON - Press to open submenu.
• GAMMA - 0.35~0.70, default 0.45 - sets
the gamma response of the camera.
This used to compensate for the output
response of different display types. It can
also be used to bring out details in low
light areas of an image.
• CHROMA - Level control
• SHARPNESS - Level control
• DE-BACK NOISE - Level control
• SHADING - Level control for lens
• RESOLUTION - Level control
• WARM COLOR - Level control
• COOL COLOR - Level control
IMAGE
IMAGE-
• BACKLIGHT - OFF, BLC, HLC
• BLC - Adjust the area to be enhanced
and sets the level. Initial resets the BLC
setting to defaults.
• HLC - (High Light Compensation ) Low,
Middle, High. This inverts over exposed
areas from white to black
DISPLAY ADJ
GAMMA [ 5]
CHROMA [ 3]
SHARPNESS [ 3]
DE-BACK NOISE [ 3]
SHADING [ 0]
RESOLUTION [ 15]
WARM COLOR [ 8]
COOL COLOR [ 5]
RETURN 
• CONTRAST - OFF, D-WDR, DEFOG
• D-WDR- Auto, Manual - Actively controls gamma compensation to provide
optimal image exposure in images with extremes of lighting
• DEFOG - Improves the clarity of image obscured by fog and snow by analysing
the brightness of the image and compensates the color of the image.
• POSI/NEGI - Selects what effect you want on the image
• H-MIRROR- OFF/ON, Set this feature to ON to show a mirror image of the
camera view.
• PRIVACY ZONE - OFF, ON - Press to open submenu.
• AREA NO - 1~8, Select the privacy zone
• DISPLAY -Set to on settings will be applied
• TOP/BOTTOM/LEFT/RIGHT - sets the X/Y positions of the sides of the selected
zone
• INITIAL - Pressing enter resets the selected zone to its factory defaults. Only
available when the zone is enabled
• DNR - OFF, ON - Press to open submenu.
LEVEL - LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH - Controls the level
of digital noise reduction applied to the image.
Increasing DNR may soften the image.
MOTION - OFF, ON - Press to open submenu.
• SENSITIVITY - Set sensitivity threshold, A high figure makes the zone more
sensitive.
• AREA-1~4, Select motion detection zone
• AREA USE If selected “MOTION...” will be
displayed on screen
• TOP/BOTTOM/LEFT/RIGHT - sets the
X/Y positions of the sides of the selected
zone.
• INITIAL - Pressing enter resets the
selected zone to its factory defaults.
Only available when the zone is enabled .
SYSTEM
• SYSTEM gives access to basic camera configuration
• CAM TITLE - OFF, ON turning ON enables sub menu to enter upto 8
characters for a camera title.
• CAM ID- Camera Number
• ID DISPLAY - OFF,ON
• SYNC - INT, LINELOCK
• BAUDRATE - NA
• PROTOCOL - NA
• LANGUAGE -Default to English
• SPECIAL
• DEFECT DETECTION - Used to correct
bad pixils
• FONT COLOR - 1-8
• VERSION - Display firmware version
• EXIT - SAVE, RESTORE, INITIAL. select SAVE to save any changes made to the
camera settings to flash memory and exit the menu. Select RESTORE to reject
any changes made to the camera settings and exit the menu. INITIAL defaults
the camera setting back to default.
SPECIFICATIONS
System NTSC
CCD Sensor 1/3” Advanced High Sensivity Sensor
Eecve Pixels 960x494 NTSC
Performance Resoluon 700TVL
Sensivity 0.05Lux
S/N Rao 52dB
Day / Night Soware Controlled
Lens Type 2.8~12m, 9~22mm DC Varifocal
Mount 14mm straight
Funcons OSD English, Chinese
Shuer 1/60~120,000
Flickerless On/O
D-WDR O/Low/Medium/High
DEFOG AUTO/MANUAL/Low/Medium/High
AGC Adjustable Level
SENS UP Adjustable Level 512x
Electronic shuer O/On 1/200,000 sec maximum
Sync Internal
Camera ID Number O/On 1~255
Camera Name O/On, 8 Characters
White Balance ATW/Push/Manual
3D DNR O/Low/Middle/High
Gamma 0.35,0 .4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.55
Moon Detecon 4 areas, O/On, Posion & Sensivity
Privacy masking 8 areas, O/On, Color, Posion
Image funcons Sharpness, Mirror, Defog, HLC, BLC,
Negave, Shade Comp
Input/Output Video Output CVBS 1.0Vp-p 75Ω - BNC
CVBS 1.0Vp-p 75Ω - Service port
Programming interface On board joysck
Power D Model 12VDC/24VAC ±10% 2.5W max
Physical Construcon Polycarbonate Shell
Polycarbonate Bubble
Dimensions (mm) 108Ø x 95mmH (4.24”Ø x 3.47”H)
Weight 550g (1.21 lb)
Mounng Surface
Environmental Operang Temperature -10°C~+50°C
Humidity Less than 90%, non condensing
Order Codes White 2.8~12mm in52S9N2D28V12
9~22mm in52S9N2D9V22
DNR
MOTION SET
MOTION DET OFF
DETECT SENSE 111
BLOCK DISP OFF
DETECT AREA 
MONITOR AREA 
RETURN
IMAGE
BACKLIGHT OFF
CONTRAST OFF
POSI/NEGA POSI
H-MIRROR OFF
PRIVACY OFF
RETURN 
DNR
LEVEL LOW
RETURN 
MOTION
SYSTEM
CAM TITLE OFF
CAM ID 0-255
ID DISPLAY OFF
SYNC INT
BAUDRATE NA
PROTOCOL NA
LANGUAGE ENG
SPECIAL 
RETURN 
EXIT MENU
DAY/NIGHT
Auto 
DAY 
NIGHT 
EXTERNAL NA
CDS NA
RETURN 
WHITE BAL
WHITE BAL ATW
R-Y [ 63]
B-Y [ 96]
RETURN 

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