Provision ISR AUTO SYNC FOCUS SERIES User manual

Features
• 4~9mm Auto sync. Lens
• Day &night function, 30m IR Distance.
• 600TV Lines.
• 2D-DNR, DWDR.
• OSD control.
• RS-485 for OSD and lens control.
• Round design for all direction movements.
1. Do not install the camera in places where the temperature is above
50°C or under -10°C.
2. Do not touch the CCD surface with your finger. If cleaning is
needed, please wipe it using a soft cloth with a little bit of alcohol.
3. Do not install in places with high humidity, it can seriously damage
the quality of the picture.
4. Do not drop the camera and the controller and avoid physical shock.
5. Do not face your camera to a strong light, it can damage the CCD.
6. Do not expose the camera to rain or dusty surroundings.
7. It’s highly important to use the correct and suitable power supply
(DC12V) for the camera.
8. Only professional and qualified technician can install and test this
camera.
9. During use, if any errors occur, cut off the power immediately and
contact your local distributor.
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Note:
In order to avoid electrical
proper power according to
the manual.
WARNING
Note: Only professional technicians is
allowed to open the front or back cover
of this camera.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Precautions
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Features
Precautions
OSD Main Menu
The controller
Connection
Settings up baud rate, protocol
and camera address
The Menu
1) Exposure
2) Special
3) White Bal
4) Backlight
5) Reset
Specifications
MANUAL EN ESPAÑOL

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The controller
OSD Main Menu
Exposure
Shutter/Brightness/AGC/DWDR
Special
Cam Title/Motion/Privacy/Image Adjustmen
Lens Shad/2DNR/Mirror/Font Color/Contrast/Sharpness/Display/Negative image.
White Balance
ATW/ATW2/AWC SET/Manual
Backlight
BLC/HLC/Off
Reset
Use the arrows to navigate in the menu and change values.
Open menu
Zoom In
Zoom Out
Save parameter of
function setup.
Press long to change
protocol setup
Special function setup
DC12 Volt
Power
RS 485
Conection

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3) Connect the video cable (Rj-59) to the camera and connect the
camera to the electricity:
When powering on the remote, the green LED on the right top corner
will turn on. If the LED is blinking constantly try removing the power
cable and plug it back in.
The controller auto-detects the protocol and baud rate of the camera,
The protocol and baud rate will be displayed on screen when the
powering on the camera.
Connection
1) Connect the RS-485 cables, make sure you connect as
described below:
2) Connect the controller to the electricity
AB
Power Suply Cable
for Controller
and Camera
Included
Power Led
Power Suply Cable
for Controller and Camera
Included
Video cable
Rj-59

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a) Press and hold for 3 seconds the button on the remote.
The following lines will blink on the screen:
c) Press the button again to set BAUD RATE – use
to change parameter.
This is the main menu page.
Press to enter the setup menu.
d) When done, press the button to save and exit.
When you see the sign – press to enter the sub menu.
- Press the again to set cameras ADDRESS – Use
to change parameter.
b) While blinking – press on the button on the remote,
Protocol line will appear on the screen:
- To change protocol between PELCO-D / PELCO-C use the
Button on the remote.
Settings up baud rate, protocol and camera address
The Menu
SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
PROTOCOL: PELCO D
BAUD RATE: 2400
ADDRESS: 001
PROTOCOL: PELCO D

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1) Exposure The EXPOSURE menu
To compensate for the lighting conditions, the exposure control can
be adjusted.
Use this menu to set the means for the camera to automatically
control the brightness.
Available means include automatic gain control (AGC), electronic
light control (ELC or SHUTTER).
These settings determine how the cameras will behave at various
light levels and affect video image quality.
SHUTTER - Controls the amount of light according to your own
environment. Increase SHUTTER value in dark places for a brighter
picture,
Decrease SHUTTER value in places with more light for reducing
amount of light. It is recommended to use AUTO.
Enter the exposure menu:
- Scroll to EXPOSURE using
- Scroll to SHUTTER using
- Use or ► to change SHUTTER value.
It is recommended to use AUTO.
- Press to enter the EXPOSURE menu.
SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
EXPOSURE
SHUTTER AUTO
BRIGHTNESS 0|------|-----|255
AGC MIDDLE
DWDR ON
RETURN RET

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EXPOSURE
SHUTTER AUTO
BRIGHTNESS 0|------|-----|255
AGC MIDDLE
DWDR ON
RETURN RET
AGC - At low lightning conditions, if the image is too dark – select
higher AGC level which means that the camera would amplify the
CCD input signal and make image will become brighter but noisier.
- Scroll to AGC using
- Use to change AGC level between:
LOW/MIDDLE/HIGH or OFF.
DWDR - WDR is used when your want to see BOTH bright and dark
zones of the image. In the mode, you will see the details in both the
dark and bright.
- Scroll to DWDR using
- Use to change DWDR level between ON or OFF,
If select ON – press to set DWDR level.
- Scroll to LEVEL using
- Use ◄ or ► to change level.
DWDR
LEVEL 0 -------|-------63
RETURN RET
When seeing “RETURN” option-
You can either return to last page, or quit the menu,
Scroll to RETURN using
Use to select between RETURN- return to previous page,
END - close the menu.
BRIGHTNESS - You can control the BRIGHTNESS of the picture in
a very accurate level of between 0 to 255.
- Scroll to BRIGHTNESS using
- Use to change BRIGHTNESS level,
You can set level between 0-255.

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SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
- Press to enter the SPECIAL menu. - Use to move, select with the characters with .
- Use CLR to clear (backspace), press END when finished.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 A B C D E
F G H I J K L M
V W X Y Z ►
( ) - _
/ = & :~ , .
CLR POS END
- - - - - - - - - - - -
- Scroll to CAM TITLE using
- Use select ON/OFF, if selected ON press to
configure the camera name.
a) CAM TITLE – Configure a name for the camera.
SPECIAL
CAM TITLE ON
MOTION OFF
PRIVCAY OFF
IMAGE ADJ.
RETURN
Configure Motion Detect option, privacy masks and image settings
like brightness, special modes and camera name.
- Scroll to SPECIAL using
2) SPECIAL

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MOTION
AREA SEL. AREA1
AREA STATE ON
HEIGHT ------|------
WIDTH ------|------
LEFT/RIGHT ------|------
TOP/BOTTOM ------|------
DEGREE ------|------
VIEW ON
RETURN
- Use to scroll in the MOTIOM menu.
- Use to change the parameters.
- Scroll to PRIVACY using .
AREAL SEL - You can select between 4 different areas to adjust
motion detect in them individually.
AREA STATE - select current area ON/OFF.
HEIGHT/WIDTH - Adjust the size of the area.
TOP BOTTOM LEFT/RIGHT - adjust the position of the area.
DEGREE - Set degree level.
VIEW - you can see the where motion is detected on the picture In a
brick mode and camera will display a small icon every time
motion is detected.
c) PRIVACY - You can set privacy masks on areas in the pictures
you don’t want to show.
Size color and position are adjustable.
SETUP
CAM TITLE ON
MOTION ON
PRIVCAY ON
IMAGE ADJ .
RETURN
- Scroll to MOTION using
- Use to select ON/OFF, if selected ON press
to enter motion detection menu.
b) MOTION - You can select up to 4 motion detection areas with
adjustable height and widths and position.
SPECIAL
CAM TITLE ON
MOTION OFF
PRIVCAY OFF
IMAGE ADJ.
RETURN

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d) IMAGE ADJ - adjust special effects like 2DNR function, contrast,
Sharpness etc.
- Scroll to PRIVACY using .
- Press to enter the IMAGE ADJ. menu.
- Use to scroll in theIMAGE ADJ. menu.
- Use to change the parameters.
SETUP
CAM TITLE ON
MOTION ON
PRIVCAY ON
IMAGE ADJ .
RETURN
IMAGE ADJ.
LENS SHAD. ON
2DNR ON
MIRROR OFF
FONT COLOR
CONTRAST
------|------
SHARPNESS
------|------
DISPLAY CRT
NEG. IMAGE OFF
RETURN
- Use to select ON/OFF, if selected ON press
to enter the PRIVACY menu.
- Use to scroll in the PRIVACY menu.
- Use to change the parameters.
AREAL SEL -You can adjust 8 different privacy masks individually.
AREA STATE - select current mask ON/OFF.
HEIGHT/WIDTH/LEFT/RIGHT - adjust size of the mask.
TOP BOTTOM/LEFT/RIGHT - adjust the position of the mask.
PRIVACY
AREA SEL. AREA1
AREA STATE ON
HEIGHT ------|------
WIDTH ------|------
LEFT/RIGHT ------|------
TOP/BOTTOM ------|------
RETURN

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FONT COLOR:
You can select a different color for fonts and headlines in the OSD.
CONTRAST:
adjust contrast level.
- Use to scroll in the FONT COLOR menu.
- Use to change colors.
- Use to change CONTRAST level.
SHARPNESS:
adjust sharpness level.
- Use to change SHARPNESS level.
DISPLAY:
select the type of used monitor CRT/LCD/USER.
- From the SPECIAL menu, use to scroll to DISPLAY.
- Use to select betweenCRT/LCD/USER.
- Press to enter the sub menu of each display screen
and adjust parameters like GAMMA and COLOR LEVEL.
CRT ADJUST
PED LEVEL ---------|----------
COLOR GAIN ---------|----------
RETURN
2DNR:
The camera is equipped with the most advance Motion compensated
2D-DNR (2-Dimensional Digital Noise Reduction) function;
it operates in both spatially and temporally, while calculating and
compensating for motion in the image to minimize ghosts.
The result is a superior noise reduction with less motion blurring
artifacts even at extreme low-light situations.
This menu allows the tuning of the camera behavior at low light
condition and balance between image quality parameters as noise
level versus bluer and ghost.
MIRROR:
for un-normal installations and according to the position of the
camera.
- Use to select ON/OFF for the 2DNR function.
- Use to select ON/OFF for the MIRROR function.
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NEGATIVE IMAGE:
switch to negative color mode.
- Use to select ON/OFF for theNEGATIVE IMAGE
function.
Example: Negative Normal
LCD ADJUST
GAMMA---------|----------
PED LEVEL ---------|----------
COLOR GAIN ---------|----------
RETURN
USER ADJUST
GAMMA---------|----------
PED LEVEL ---------|----------
COLOR GAIN ---------|----------
RETURN

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- Use to scroll in the menu.
- Use to change the parameters.
- Scroll to WHITE BAL using .
- Use to change between ATW1/ATW2/AWC
SET/MANUAL.
3) WHITE BAL
White balance adjustment - adjust the white balance of color
necessary for the correct reproduction of colors including white as
white and other colors based on it. In changing light conditions
(changing the color temperature of light), white balance needs to be
done again.
White balance setting can be adjusted according to the color
temperature of object.
SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
ATW/ATW2:
Auto Tracing White Balance - Auto white balance of color, which
tracks the changes of white at the pictures in real time, comparing it
with standard white color and reproduce the colors without the need
for manual setup.
MANUAL:
If selected MANUAL press to enter the sub menu.
AWC SET:
WB MANUAL
COLOR TEMP OUTDOOR
BLUE -------|------
RED -------|------
RETURN RET

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COLOR TEMP:
select according to your environment OUTDOOR/INDOOR,
BLUE and RED levels will be adjusted automatically.
If selected MANUAL – you will be able to adjust BLUE and RED
levels manually.
4) BACKLIGHT
You can select between the special backlights modes – BLC or HLC
according to your environment or turn it off.
Counter light, taillight, facilitating the photographed object to be
separated from the background. Often with different color
temperature compared with that of the front lighting, this creates a
color perspective.
- Scroll to WHITE BAL using .
- Use to change between HLC/BLC/OFF.
SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
a) HLC (highlight compensation): (function that suppresses strong
headlights at night and improves visibility to provide clear images
with superb picture
- From BACKLIGHT Use to select HLC mode.
- Press to enter the HLC sub menu.
- Use to scroll in the HLC menu.
- Use to change parameters.
HLC
LEVEL ----------|----------
MODE ALL DAY
RETURN RET

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b) BLC: The camera features a backlight compensation circuit that
prevents the object in front of the light to become like a black shadow
and to create clear detailed picture.
AREA SEL: you can configure 2 BLC adjustable areas on the picture
as necessary.
AREA STATE: Select area ON/OFF.
GAIN- Level of area’s transparency – use higher level when back light
is stronger.
HIGHT/WIGHT: Size of area.
LEFT/RIGHT/TOP/BOTTOM: Position of area.
- Use to scroll in the BLC menu
- Use to change parameters.
- Use to scroll to RESET.
- Press to enter the RESET sub menu.
- Use to scroll in the RESET sub menu.
- Select FACTORY and press to reset all settings to
factory default settings.
BLC
AREAL SEL AREA1
AREAL STATE ON
GAIN -----------|----------
HIGHT -----------|----------
WIGHT -----------|----------
LEFT/RIGHT -----------|----------
TOP/BOTTOM -----------|----------
RETURN
5) RESET
Here you can reset all settings to factory default settings.
SETUP
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
WHITE BAL ATW 1
BACKLIGHT OFF
RESET
EXIT
RESET
FACTORY RESET
RETURN RET

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SpecificationsSpecifications
Image Sensor
Horizontal Resolution
Effective Pixels
Minimum Illumination
TV System
IR LED
IR Series Distance
Lens
Sync System
OSD Menu
S/N Ratio
Gamma Correction
Video Out
Electronic Shutter Time
Operation Temperature
Storage Temperature
White Balance
Power
Dimension
Weight
Water resistance
¢5 X36PCS
1/3" SONY ICX639BK CCD
DI-360CSAS
MODEL
PAL/NTSC
25M
4~9mm Auto sync. lens
0.45
Composite Signal (1.0Vp-p, 75Ω)
Auto
DC12V 400mA
IP66
730g
¢118 x 94(H) mm
Internal
Auto: PAL 1/50-1/100,000Sec; NTSC 1/60-1/100,000Sec
-10°C ~ +50°C RH95% Max
-20°C ~ +60°C RH95% Max
PAL: 795 (H)× 596(V) NTSC: 811 (H) ×508 (V)
Available (DWDR, 2D-DNR, Motion Detect, HLC)
≥50dB (AGC OFF)
0.01Lux/F2.0 (0 Lux IR On)
600TV Lines
Image Sensor
Horizontal Resolution
Effective Pixels
Minimum Illumination
TV System
IR LED
IR Series Distance
Lens
Sync System
OSD Menu
S/N Ratio
Gamma Correction
Video Out
Electronic Shutter Time
Operation Temperature
Storage Temperature
White Balance
Power
Dimension
Weight
Water resistance
¢5 X36PCS
1/3" SONY ICX639BK CCD
I3-360CSAS
MODEL
PAL/NTSC
30M
4~9mm Auto sync. lens
0.45
Composite Signal (1.0Vp-p, 75Ω)
Auto
DC12V 400mA
IP66
820g
256Lx143Wx86H mm
Internal
Available (DWDR, 2D-DNR, Motion Detect, HLC)
≥50dB (AGC OFF)
Auto: PAL 1/50-1/100,000Sec; NTSC 1/60-1/100,000Sec
-10°C ~ +50°C RH95% Max
-20°C ~ +60°C RH95% Max
PAL: 795 (H)× 596(V) NTSC: 811 (H) ×508 (V)
0.01Lux/F2.0 (0 Lux IR On)
600TV Lines

Specifications
Image Sensor
Horizontal Resolition
Effective Pixels
Minimum Illumination
TV System
IR LED
IR Series Distance
Lens
Sync System
OSD Menu
S/N Ratio
Gamma Correction
Video Out
Electronic Shutter Time
Operation Temperature
Storage Temperature
White Balance
Power
Dimension
Weight
Water resistance
¢8X36PCS
1/3" SONY ICX639BK CCD
I4-360CSAS
MODEL
PAL/NTSC
40M
4~9mm Auto sync. lens
0.45
Composite Signal (1.0Vp-p, 75Ω)
Auto
DC12V 400mA
IP66
820g
259(W)x159(H)x104(D)mm
Internal
Auto: PAL 1/50-1/100,000Sec; NTSC 1/60-1/100,000Sec
-10°C ~ +50°C RH95% Max
-20°C ~ +60°C RH95% Max
PAL: 795 (H)× 596(V)NTSC: 811 (H)×508 (V)
Available (DWDR, 2D-DNR, Motion Detect, HLC)
≥50dB (AGC OFF)
0.01Lux/F2.0 (0 Lux IR On)
600TV Lines
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Características
• Lente 4~9mm de auto sincronización.
• Función Día-Noche. Distancia infrarojos 30m .
• 600TV Líneas.
• 2D-DNR, DWDR.
• Control OSD.
• RS-485 para menú y control de la lente.
• Diseño circular para movimiento en toda dirección .
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Precauciones
Contenido
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Características
Precauciones
Menú Principal
Dispositivo Control
Conexión
Ajuste de ritmo de transmisión, protocolo y dirección
int. de cámara
Menú
1) Exposición
2) Especial
3) Balance de blancos
4) Contraluz
5) Reinicio
Especificaciones
1. No instale la cámara en sitios cuya temperatura supera los 50°C
o por debajo de los -10°C.
2. No tocar la superficie del CCD con los dedos. Si necesita
limpieza utilice un paño suave con alcohol .
3. No instale la cámara en sitios de mucha humedad podría
dañar la calidad de imagen.
4. No exponga la cámara a golpes .
5. No exponga la cámara a fuertes luces que podrían dañar el CCD.
6. No exponga la cámara a lluvia o sitios con polvo .
7. Es sumamente importante utilizar la fuente de alimentación
correcta para la cámara (DC12V).
8. Se requiere la instalación por personal técnico calificado
9. Si se produce algún fallo durante el uso de la cámara
inmediatamente corte el suministro eléctrico de la cámara y
contacte a su distribuidor local.
Nota:
Para prevención de choques
eléctricos o fuego, por favor
use la corriente apropiada,
acorde con el manual.
ADVERTENCIA
Nota: Sólo técnicos profesionales
pueden abrir las cubiertas frontal o
posterior de esta cámara.
PELIGRO DE CHOQUES
NO ABRIR

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DISPOSITIVO DE CONTROL
Abre Menú
Zoom aleja
Guarda los ajustes
realizados
Presione largamente
para ajuste de protocolo
Ajuste Función Especial
OSD MENU PRINCIPAL
OBTURADOR/BRILLO/GANANCIA/DWDR/RETORNO
ESPECIAL
Título Cámara/Movimiento/Privacía/Ajuste de Imagen
Sombra/2DNR/Espejo/Color de Fuente/Contraste/Nitidez/Monitor/Negativo.
BALANCE DE BLANCOS
ATW1/ATW2/AWC/MANUAL
CONTRALUZ
BLC/HLC/Off
REINICIO A VALORES DE FABRICA
Zoom acerca
EXPOSICIÓN
COLOR TEMP BLUE RED
Utilice las 4 flechas para navegar a través del menú y ajustar los valores
DC12 Volt
Alimentación
Conexión
RS 485

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3) Conectar la cámara al cable de video (Rj-59) y de alimentación
Cuando conecte el control, el LED verde a la derecha arriba se
encenderá. Si éste parpadea pruebe retirar el cable de alimentación
y vuelva a conectarlo.
El Control detecta automáticamente el protocolo y el ritmo de trans-
mición de la cámara.
Estos parámetros se visualizarán en pantalla cuando se conecta la
cámara.
Conexión
1) Conectar los cables RS-485, para control de la cámara.
Asegúrese realizarlo de la siguiente manera:
2) Conectar el control a la alimentación
AB
Cable de alimentación
para Cámara y Control
Suministrado
conexión de video
Cable de alimentación
para Cámara y Control
Suministrado
Led de encendido