Sanyo VCC-HD5400 User manual

VCC-HD5400/HD5400P
Features of This Camera
Specifications
Target size and recording time
Connection and setting of this camera
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The camera supports network operation. By simply connecting a LAN cable to it, you can construct the most
advanced network monitoring system. From the Web browser (Internet Explorer) installed on your PC, you
can operate the camera via the network in an easy-to-use manner.
The camera supports bidirectional audio communications, enabling you to communicate with people at the
camera from your PC while monitoring the surveillance video, instead of just hearing sounds from the
camera.
In addition, it is a PoE product that can be powered through a LAN cable, so you can install it in locations
where there is no power outlet nearby.
The camera has 2-megapixel CMOS sensor that produces clear images at ultra-high resolution.
Using multi-stream video transmission, it can simultaneously deliver up to four video/ima
g
e streams. Because
it allows video/image compression format, resolution, and other image conditions to be set as desired for
each stream, you can choose the optimal video/image for your application.
When connected to a high-definition monitor, the camera allows you to monitor the video in the full high-
definition format.
You can freely control camera lens orientation with your PC mouse.
With a 10× built-in optical zoom lens, the camera offers a zoom magnification of up to 160× in conjunction
with the electronic zoom function.
By installing an SD memory card or external hard disk (sold separately), surveillance video can be recorded
on the camera side.
The camera's motion sensor function can work in conjunction with any external alarm device, facilitating the
construction of a high-level security system.
Installing associated software applications on your PC further extends the capabilities of your surveillance system.
H.264 Plug-in (supplied):Surveillance video can be viewed in H.264 format.
Auto IP Setup (supplied):This searches your local network for cameras and allows IP
addresses to be set at once.
Downloader (supplied):This downloads image data recorded on the camera to your PC.
DLViewer (supplied):This plays back image data that has been downloaded to your PC.
VA-SW3050Lite (supplied):This allows you to simultaneously monitor multiple camera video
images on a multi-view screen.
VA-SW3050Server/Client (sold
separately):This allows you to record and play back video images from the
camera on your PC that are distributed over the network.
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Image pickup device 1/2.5" CMOS sensor
Effective pixels 16:9 1920 (H) × 1080 (V), 4:3 1600 (H) × 1200 (V)
Lowest image
illumination
50IRE: 2.0 lx (F1.8, in color mode with high gain)
50IRE: 0.1 lx (F1.8 in black-and-white mode with high gain)
Video S/N ratio 50 dB or higher (when AGC is 'OFF')
Lens Focal Length: f=6.3 - 63 mm
F number: F1.8 - 2.5
Optical zoom 10x, electronic zoom 16x (up to 160x when used in combination with
the optical zoom)
Rotational scope Pan: 360° endless pan
Tilt: –20 to +200°
Rotation speed Pan: Max. 350°/sec
Tilt: Max. 350°/sec (0.1° - 120°/sec for manual operation)
Preset position Max. 256
Auto mode Sequential, auto pan, tour, automatic return
Day/Night function Auto, color, black-and-white, alarm input switching
White balance Auto (ATW), one push (AWC), manual (R/B gain adjustable), indoor, outdoor,
fluorescent
Backlight compensation Multi-spot evaluative metering, center-weighted evaluative metering, masking, face
detection
Electronic sensitivity
boosting
Auto (32× max) or Off
Electronic shutter VCC-HD5400P: 1/25, 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000
VCC-HD5400: 1/30, 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000
Long exposure shutter (1×, 2×, 4×, 8×, 16×, 32×)
Iris AUTO/MANUAL (electronic iris: ON/OFF)
Camera settings Up to 8 patterns of monitoring conditions are configurable.
AGC gain Normal/Middle/High (Manual gain setting possible at Off)
Gamma correction 0.45, 1, Mode 1, Mode 2
Aperture compensation On/Off (Correction level adjustable)
VIVID COLOR EFFECT ON/OFF
DNR (digital noise
reduction)
ON/OFF
Image inversion Horizontal/Vertical/Horizontal and vertical/Off
Privacy mask ON/OFF, up to 32 positions
Motion sensor ON (detection area setting, video analytics)/OFF, face detection function
Auto pursuit ON/OFF
Sway compensation ON/OFF
Language selection English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese
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Video output HD Output: HDMI terminal (TYPE C)
Monitor output: BNC terminal (MONITOR OUT)
LAN 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ-45 connector)
EX-HDD Connector For connecting an external hard disk drive case
SD Card Slot 1 (SDHC compliant, max. 32 GB supported)
Alarm input 4 (NO/NC), also used for switching between day and night modes
Alarm output 2 (NO/NC, 16V, 150 mA, open collector)
Audio input/output Audio input (white: 3.5-mm mini jack)
Audio output (black: 3.5-mm mini jack)
Communication method RS-485
Protocol SSP, PELCO-D
Baud Rate 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200
Address 1 - 255 (sanyo SSP: 1 to 127)
SD memory card Normal recording, alarm recording, backup video recording in event of a network
failure, log information
External HDD Normal recording, alarm recording, backup video recording in event of a network
failure, log information
Image/video
compression
H.264/JPEG
Video size (H.264) (16:9) 1920×1080, 1280×720, 640×360, 320×180
(4:3) 1600×1200, 1280×960, 1024×768, 640×480, 320×240
Video size (JPEG) (16:9)1920×1080, 1280×720, 1024×576, 640×360
(4:3) 1600×1200, 1280×960, 1024×768, 800×600, 640×480, 320×240
Picture quality QUALITY mode: BASIC, NORMAL, ENHANCED, FINE, SUPER FINE
BITRATE mode: User-specified bit rate
Interface 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX
Protocol TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, NTP, DHCP, FTP, DDNS, RTP, RTSP, RTCP
Audio G.711 (Bidirectional)
Simultaneous access 20
Security BASIC authentication (ID/password), SSL, IP filtering
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Operating ambient
temperature/humidity
–10 to +50°C/14 to 122°F
90% RH or less (no condensation)
Power source VCC-HD5400P:
12 to 15 VDC
24 VAC±10%, 50 Hz
PoE
VCC-HD5400:
12 to 15 VDC
24 VAC±10%, 60 Hz
PoE
Power consumption 21 W (PoE: 12.3 W)
Weight 1,350 g / 47.6 oz.
Dimensions Unit: mm (inch)
Accessories
1Mounting plate
2Hexagonal wrench
3Cable holder for wiring
Appearance and specifications are subject to change without prior notice or obligations.
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This table is displayed using a browser-specific function and therefore not displayed on the PDF
manual.
Refer to the table “Target size and recording time” in the electronic manual.
This table is displayed using a browser-specific function and therefore not displayed on the PDF
manual.
Refer to the table “Target size and recording time” in the electronic manual.
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For the cable type, see the “cable label” attached to the cable bundle.
For the detailed connection procedure, refer to the “Connections” section.
Connect this terminal to the power supply.
Alarm input cable: Connect an external switch, infrared sensor, or other device to detect alarm conditions
such as the entry of an intruder.
Alarm output cable: Connect a buzzer, lamp, or other alarm device.
By connecting a system controller (sold separately), the camera can be controlled remotely.
AAudio output terminal (black: 3.5-mm mini jack)
Use this jack to connect to the audio input jacks of a powered speaker system or a monitor.
BAudio input terminal (white: 3.5-mm mini jack)
Use this jack to connect an external microphone to listen to the sound while monitoring the live video, or
simultaneously record the video and sound.
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This jack supports 3.5-mm diameter monaural microphone plugs, or monaural line-level input plugs (the
left channel only for stereo plugs).
Connect this terminal to a monitor, etc. A live video will be displayed on the monitor once the camera is turned on.
You cannot output the video simultaneously from HD video output terminal (HDMI) and from monitor
output terminal (MONITOR OUT). When both terminals are used, the HD video output terminal takes
precedence.
To always use the same video terminal, change the [TERMINAL] settings on the VIDEO & AUDIO
SETTINGS (TV OUT) screen via network operation.
When the camera is turned on, the information on the firmware version and address is displayed on
the monitor.
The live video displayed on the monitor provides the current pan/tilt angle, zoom magnification and
preset position name (or the memory usage when the TOUR operation is set).
You can change the display position and other settings on the VIDEO & AUDIO SETTINGS (TV
OUT) screen via network operation.
If you wire on the ceiling surface, remove the wiring gutter cover.
If you have connected the controller to the camera, you must configure necessary settings.
For details, refer to the “Control/Address Settings” section.
AControl switch
Use this switch to configure the baud rate and protocol settings.
BAddress switch
Use this switch to configure the camera control address.
Use this socket to connect the camera to your PC to enable network operation.
To record video on an external hard disk drive, you must install a 2.5" hard disk (SATA) in the dedicated hard disk
case (VA-HDC4000) which is sold separately and then connect the case.
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The terminal outputs super-fine HD (High Definition) video signal. Use the terminal to connect a high-definition
monitor with HDMI interface.
To record live video on a SD memory card, open the cover as shown below and insert the card into the card slot
until you hear a click.
AFall-prevention screw
Use this screw and the supplied hexagonal wrench to secure the installed camera.
BSD Card Slot
CPower indicator
This indicator lights up when the camera is powered on.
When the camera is on, this indicator blinks to indicate the following camera statuses:
Deactivation of recording to SD memory card in progress
Firmware update in progress
An SD memory card error occurred (Fast blink)
DSD CARD button
Disable recording: The power indicator blinks when this button is pressed, and stays lit when the SD memory
card is prepared to be removed.
Enable recording: The power indicator blinks when this button is pressed, and stays lit when the SD memory
card is recognized.
Use this cable to hook the camera on the supplied mounting plate when installing the camera.
Perform the following connections according to the installation environment and application of your camera.
APower Connection
BNetwork Connection
CAlarm Cable Connection
DConnection of system controller
EInstalling Recording Media
Before attempting the following connections, be sure to turn off all components of your system.
Improper connection may cause smoke or failures. Before attempting to connect each system
component, carefully read the instruction manual that comes with it to familiarize yourself with the
correct connection procedure.
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Connect the power terminals (24 VAC/12 VDC) of the camera to a power supply.
1Connection to 24 VAC power supply
Although the power terminals have no polarity, the earth grounding wire must be connected to the GND (earth
grounding) terminal.
2Connection to 12 VDC power supply
Note the polarity (+/–) of the power terminals when connecting the camera to a 12 VDC power supply.
Incorrect polarity may cause damage to the camera.
Be sure to use an 18AWG or thicker wire power cable.
If you must use a long power cable, determine the cable type by ensuring that the voltage at the 24-
VAC/12-VDC terminal is within the operating range of the camera.
If you are using PoE, do not use the camera's power terminals (24 VAC/12 VDC).
This camera is designed so that you can use all of its functions via network operation.
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By connecting the network (LAN) socket of the camera to your PC using a LAN cable, you can configure and
operate it from the Web browser installed on your PC.
Use a LAN cable no longer than 100 m (109.4 yards) with the shield type CAT5 or higher.
Use a straight-type cable if connecting to LAN, and use a cross-type cable if directly connecting the
camera to a PC.
The supported Web browser is Internet Explorer Ver.6.0 SP2 or higher, or Internet Explorer Ver.7.0.
About the internet connection
Port forwarding for the video port must be enabled on the broadband router.
For details on how to set port forwarding, please refer to your router's Instruction manual.
To connect two or more cameras, on the NETWORK SETTINGS screen, assign them with port
numbers that are different from that of the first camera.
Using PoE
This camera supports PoE (Power over Ethernet). This means that you can install the camera in locations where
there is no 24-VAC/12-VDC power outlet nearby.
If you are using PoE, do not use the camera's power terminals (24 VAC/12 VDC).
Do not power the PoE hub or PoE power adapter until you finish connecting the camera.
When the PoE power supply is used, you cannot record video to an external hard disk drive.
You can use a PoE-compatible switching hub to extend the transmission distance.
For details on the extendable distance, please refer to the hub performance in the specifications, etc.
1Connecting the PC and camera through a switching hub
2Connecting the PC and camera through a switching hub and a power supply adapter
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Use a thicker cable than 24AWG for connection. (Maximum length 600 m)
1Outputting alarm signals (ALARM OUT1-2)
Connect a buzzer, lamp, or other alarm device to the alarm output cable.
Alarm can be output via two channels.
After connecting an alarm device, configure the output conditions for the corresponding alarm output
cable via network operation on the ALARM SETTINGS screen.
Configuration of alarm output terminal is also possible via remote operation. For that, set [ALARM
OUT] to “REMOTE” on the ALARM SETTINGS screen.
2Inputting alarm signals (ALARM IN1-4)
Connect an alarm switch, infrared sensor, or other device to detect alarm conditions to the alarm input cable.
Up to four independent alarm input channels are available.
After connecting an alarm device, configure the input conditions for the corresponding alarm input
cable via network operation on the ALARM SETTINGS screen.
To use the alarm input terminals as color/black-and-white mode switching terminals, follow the steps
below.
Under [DAY/NIGHT], set [DAY/NIGHT] to “COLOR” and select the cable you want to use in [EXT
ALARM].
On the ALARM SETTINGS screen, in [POLARITY], select the signal polarity of the alarm input
terminal.
If you connect an external switch to ALARM IN1 terminal, you can specify time by controlling the
switch. In this case, configure the [CLOCK IN] setting on CLOCK SETTINGS screen.
By connecting a system controller (sold separately), the camera can be controlled remotely.
Configure the protocol, baud rate and address. (Refer to “Control/Address Settings”).
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When recording live video on the camera, install an SD memory card or external hard disk on the camera.
Always turn the power off when installing a recording medium.
When you insert a new recording medium, format it on the SD/HDD screen.
Inserting an SD Memory Card
How to insert the SD card
Open the cover on the side face of the camera, and insert an SD card into the card slot until it is locked with a
clicking sound.
How to remove the SD card
Press the SD CARD button and, after confirming that the indicator lamp has stopped blinking and now stays lit,
take out the SD card.
Connecting an External Hard Disk
Put the hard disk in a dedicated hard disk case (VA-HDC4000, sold separately) and then connect the case to the
camera.
Connect the mini-USB (type B) connector of the USB cable to the camera, connect the other connector (type A) of
the cable to a commercially-available USB adapter (female A to male mini B), and connect the adapter to the hard
disk case.
For detailed information on the hard disk case including hard disk installation, refer to the instruction manual
supplied with the hard disk case.
If you remove the hard disk drive, be sure to set [HDD] to “NO USE” on the SD/HDD screen before
removal.
If you have connected the system controller to the camera, you must confi
g
ure both the control switch and address
switch.
Use this switch to configure the baud rate and protocol settings.
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Switches 2 and 3 are not used.
Settings in bold typeface in the table below show the factory default configurations.
1Baud Rate
Configure the transmission rate of connected devices to the transmission rate of the camera.
Transmission Rate Switch 6 Switch 5
2400 OFF OFF
4800 ON OFF
9600 OFF ON
19200 ON ON
When protocol is set to “PELCO”, set to 2400.
2Protocol
Select the protocol for controlling the camera.
Protocol Switch 4 Corresponding Protocol
SSP (SANYO) OFF Automatic switching between Sanyo SSP and high speed SSP
PELCO ON Automatic switching between PELCO-D and PELCO-P
3Terminator
If you connect multiple cameras, turn “ON” the terminator setting (switch 1) on the last device, and turn “OFF”
those on all other devices.
If you use the RS485 communication mode, assign a unique address (camera No.) to each camera.
Configure the address by setting the dip switches to “ON” and “OFF”.
Configure the switches according to the List of Address Configuration Switches shown below. Circles in the list
indicate “ON”.
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When protocol is “SSP (SANYO)”:
Configurable addresses: 1 to 127
Switch 8 is configured to “OFF”.
When protocol is “PELCO”:
Configurable addresses: 1 to 255
To configure the address to a number between 128 and 255, set the switch 8 to “ON”.
List of Address Configuration Switches
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VCC-HD5400/HD5400P
Preparing Your Computer for Network Operation
Setting Up IP Addresses Automatically (Auto IP Setup)
Check your operating environment
Configue the network information on your PC
Operation Privileges and Login Users
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Follow the steps below to prepare your computer for network operation. For detailed procedure, refer to the linked
information.
1Assign a unique IP address to each camera.
If you have newly installed two or more cameras on your network, you can accomplish this by using the supplied
“Auto IP Setup” software.
2Check your operating environment
3Connect the camera to the network to which your PC is also connected.
4Configue the network information on your PC
You need to configure information such as the IP address of your PC.
5Install the “H.264 Plug-in” from the supplied CD-ROM onto your PC.
You are now ready to monitor the surveillance video in the H.264 format.
6Access the camera from your Web browser.
From your Web browser (Internet Explorer), access the camera and log into the system as an “admin” user
(administrator).
When you log in, you can select the display language on the network operation screens.
7Monitor live video.
When you access the camera and log into the system, live video from the camera appears on the live screen.
If the live screen displays no or distorted video, check your operating environment and connection
conditions.
8Configure the necessary settings on the administrator configuration screens.
Although the camera is already configured with the factory default settings so that you can monitor live video
immediately after you log into the system, you need to configure necessary settings according to your installation
environment and application of the camera.
If this is the first access to the camera, start by configuring the system clock on the CLOCK
SETTINGS screen.
9Use associated software applications to extend the capabilities of your surveillance
system.
Install the following associated software applications on your PC, as required:
Downloader (supplied): Downloader application for downloading video data recorded with the camera to
your PC.
DLViewer (supplied): Player application for playing back downloaded video data.
VA-SW3050Lite (supplied): Monitor application for monitoring video images from more than one camera
simultaneously on a multi-view screen.
VA-SW3050Server/Client (optional): Recorder/player application for recording and playing back streaming
video data from the network.
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If you are installing two or more new cameras on the same local network, you need to change the factory default
IP address of each camera to prevent IP address overlap. The supplied “Auto IP Setup” software frees you from
this burden by automatically assigning a unique IP address to each camera on your network.
Before setting up the IP addresses automatically, click the [Search Cameras] button in the utility window to search
all cameras on the network and display the address settings and details of each camera.
1Status
NEW: The camera has the default IP address (“192.168.0.2”).
Assign a unique IP address.
OK: The camera has a unique IP address and can be connected successfully to network.
CAUTION: The camera cannot be connected successfully to the network because of IP address overlap or
other reason.
Change the IP address.
2Number of searched cameras (Total and by status)
3Camera details
“Model name”, “IP Address”, “Port”, “SSL”, “Camera Title”, and “Firmware Version” are not shown if
the network board or other hardware is not supported.
“IP Address”, “Port”, “SSL”, and “Camera Title” are editable. (Refer to the “Manually Setting Up IP
Addresses of Existing Cameras” section.)
4Camera Image button
Select the desired camera row and click this button. Then, video from the camera appears in a separate window.
Use it to check which camera is selected or when editing the camera title or other data.
5Web Browser button
Select the desired camera row and click this button. Then, the Web browser opens and connects to the camera
automatically.
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1Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC.
The opening menu appears.
2Click [Auto IP Setup].
The utility window opens so that you can search cameras.
If you encounter a firewall confirmation dialog box, disable the firewall so that your PC can
communicate with the camera.
3Click Search Cameras .
The utility searches all cameras on the local network and shows information on each camera one after another.
The above screenshot shows an example when your PC is connected to 10 cameras.
4Click Auto setting and, in the address range selection dialog box, click EXECUTE .
The utility automatically assigns a series of new IP addresses, starting from the start address.
The “default gateway address of PC + 1” is initially displayed as the start address.
To specify your own address range, type both the start and end IP addresses.
The utility automatically assigns an IP address to each camera located in the LAN, but not beyond
the router.
It skips any IP address that is already used.
If you find that the searched cameras have overlapping IP addresses (indicated by a status of “CAUTION”) or if
you need to change a camera title, you can edit the displayed camera data manually as described below.
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1Select the desired camera and click Manual setting .
The camera information dialog box opens.
2Make changes to the camera data and click EXECUTE .
This transmits your changes to the camera.
You can see the problem of IP address overlap has been resolved in the [Status] row of the list, which has been
changed from “CAUTION” to “OK”.
You cannot change the model name.
If your login user name and password has been changed from the factory default settings, you will be
presented with an authentication check dialog box. In this case, type the current user name and
password.
If SSL communication is enabled for the selected camera, you cannot edit the camera data. Change
the SSL and port number settings in the authentication check dialog box.
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