Secuwatch SGC-IR-PTZ36 User manual

The World’s First 360°Endless PAN/ TILT Motion
Auto LED Brightness Control by Distance Range
Auto LED Pulse Control by Distance Range
PAN/ TILT Torque Compensation (Step-Out Prevention)
Ver. 1.2
IR PTZ CAMERA
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Warnings & CautionsContents
Components
CONTENTS ···················································································································································································· 2
COMPONENTS ············································································································································································· 2
WARNINGS & CAUTIONS ························································································································································· 3
GENERAL FEATURES ·································································································································································· 6
PART NAMES ················································································································································································ 7
A. Basic Parts ·········································································································································································· 7
B. Connection Method ······················································································································································· 8
INSTALLATION ············································································································································································· 9
A. Ceiling Mount Bracket ··················································································································································· 9
B. Pole Stand ·········································································································································································· 11
C. Wall Mount Bracket ························································································································································ 13
QUICK OPERATING KEYS ························································································································································· 15
DIAGNOSTIC ················································································································································································ 17
OSD MENU SETTING ································································································································································· 18
A. OSD Menu Table ······························································································································································· 18
B. Dome Set ············································································································································································· 19
C. Camera Set ········································································································································································· 25
D. Preset Set ············································································································································································ 27
E. Auto Scan Set ···································································································································································· 28
F. Tour Set ················································································································································································ 29
G. Privacy Set ········································································································································································· 30
H. Pattern Set ········································································································································································· 31
I. Alarm Set ············································································································································································· 33
J. Sector Set ··········································································································································································· 34
DIP SWITCHING SETTING ······················································································································································· 35
A. ID Setting ·········································································································································································· 35
B. 485 Termination ······························································································································································ 41
C. Protocal ············································································································································································· 41
D. Baud Rate Setting ·························································································································································· 41
TROUBLESHOOTING ······························································································································································· 42
SPECIFICATION ········································································································································································· 43
DIMENSIONS ············································································································································································· 44
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
1. IR CAMERA 1SET 2. MANUAL 1EA
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence
of un-insulated“dangerous voltage”within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sucient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence
of un-insulated“dangerous voltage”within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sucient magnitude to constitute
a risk of electric shock to persons.
• If you fail to read this information and handle the product incorrectly, death or
serious injury may occur.
• The unit should be installed by the trained personnel.
• Switch o immediately if the product emits smoke or abnormal heat.
• Never install the product in area exposed to oil or gas.
• Never touch the power cord with wet hands.
• Clean only with dry cloth.
• Ensure that the product is not subjected to strong impacts and vibration.
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WEEE Compliance statementWEEE Compliance statement
English
Disposal of your old appliance
1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol
is attached to a product it means the product is
covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.
2. All electrical and electronic products should
be disposed of separately from the municipal
waste stream via designated collection facilities
appointed by the government or the local
authorities.
3. The correct disposal of your old appliance will
help prevent potential negative consequences for
the environment and human health.
4. For more detailed information about disposal of
your old appliance, please contact your city oce,
waste disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the product.
Français/French
Élimination de votre ancien appareil
1. Ce symbole, représentant une poubelle sur
roulettes barrée d'une croix, signie que le
produit est couvert par la directive européenne
2002/96/EC.
2. Tous les produits électriques et électroniques
doivent être éliminés séparément de la chaîne
de collecte municipale des ordures, par l’
intermédiaire des installations de collecte
prescrites et désignées par le gouvernement ou
les autorités locales.
3. Une élimination conforme aux instructions
aidera à réduire les conséquences négatives et
risques éventuels pour l'environnement et la
santé humaine.
4. Pour plus d'informations concernant
l'élimination de votre ancien appareil, veuillez
contacter votre mairie, le service des ordures
ménagères ou encore le magasin où vous avez
acheté ce produit.
Deutsch/German
Entsorgung von Altgeräten
1. Wenn dieses Symbol eines durchgestrichenen
Abfalleimers auf einem Produkt angebracht
ist, unterliegt dieses Produkt der europäischen
Richtlinie 2002/96/EC.
2. Alle Elektro- und Elektronik-Altgeräte müssen
getrennt vom Hausmüll über die dafür staatlich
vorgesehenen Stellen entsorgt werden.
3. Mit der ordnungsgemäßen Entsorgung des
alten Geräts vermeiden Sie Umweltschäden und
eine Gefährdung der persönlichen
Gesundheit.
4. Weitere Informationen zur Entsorgung
des alten Geräts erhalten Sie bei der
Stadtverwaltung, beim Entsorgungsamt oder
in dem Geschäft, wo Sie das Produkt erworben
haben.
Italiano/Italian
RAEE: SMALTIMENTO DELLE VOSTRE
VECCHIE APPARECCHIATURE
1. Quando il simbolo del “Cassonetto Barrato”
è apposto su un prodotto, signica che lo stesso
può ricadere nei termini previsti dalla Direttiva
Europea nr. 2002/96/EC in funzione dell’attuazione
denita dalla Legislazione dei singoli stati membri
dell’Unione Europea.
2. Tutti i prodotti elettrici ed elettronici dovrebbero
essere smaltiti separatamente dai riuti
municipali, tramite appositi contenitori, approvati
dall’Amministrazione Comunale o dalle Autorità
Locali.
3. Il corretto smaltimento delle vostre vecchie
apparecchiature, contribuirà a prevenire possibili
conseguenze di impatto negativo sull’ambiente e
per la salute dell’uomo.
4. Per maggiori informazioni circa lo smaltimento
delle vostre vecchie apparecchiature, siete pregati
di contattare l’ucio municipale della vostra città,
il servizio di smaltimento riuti o il punto vendita
nel quale avete acquistato il prodotto.
Polski/Polish
Utylizacja starych urządzeń
1. Kiedy do produktu dołączony jest niniejszy
przekreślony symbol kołowego pojemnika
na śmieci, oznacza to, że produkt jest objęty
europejską dyrektywą 2002/96/EC.
2. Wszystkie elektryczne i elektroniczne produkty
powinny być utylizowane niezależnie od odpadów
miejskich, z wykorzystaniem przeznaczonych do
tego miejsc składowania wskazanych przez rząd
lub miejscowe władze.
3. Właściwy sposób utylizacji starego urządzenia
pomoże zapobiec potencjalnie negatywnemu
wpływowi na zdrowie i środowisko.
4. Aby uzyskać więcej informacji o sposobach
utylizacji starych urządzeń, należy skontaktować
się z władzami lokalnymi, przedsiębiorstwem
zajmującym się utylizacją odpadów lub sklepem, w
którym produkt został kupiony.
Português/Portuguese
Eliminação do seu antigo aparelho
1. Quando este símbolo de latão cruzado estiver
axado a um produto, signica que o produto é
abrangido pela Directiva Europeia 2002/96/EC.
2. Todos os produtos eléctricos e electrónicos
devem ser eliminados separadamente da
coleta de lixo municipal através de pontos de
recolha designados, facilitados pelo governo ou
autoridades locais.
3. A eliminação correcta do seu aparelho antigo
ajuda a evitar potenciais consequências negativas
para o ambiente e para a saúde humana.
4. Para obter informaçõs mais detalhadas acerca
da eliminação do seu aparelho antigo, contacte as
autoridades locais, um serviço de eliminação de
resíduos ou a loja onde comprou o produto.
Español/Spanish
Cómo deshacerse de aparatos
eléctricos y electrónicos viejos
1. Si en un producto aparece el símbolo de un
contenedor de basura tachado, signica que éste
se acoge a la Directiva 2002/96/EC.
2. Todos los aparatos eléctricos o electrónicos se
deben desechar de forma distinta del servicio
municipal de recogida de basura, a través de
puntos de recogida designados por el gobierno o
las autoridades locales.
3. La correcta recogida y tratamiento de los
dispositivos inservibles contribuye a evitar riesgos
potenciales para el medio ambiente y la salud
pública.
4. Para obtener más información sobre cómo
deshacerse de sus aparatos eléctricos y
electrónicos viejos, póngase en contacto con su
ayuntamiento, el servicio de recogida de basuras o
el establecimiento donde adquirió el producto.

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Part NamesGeneral Features
• IR LED PTZ has been designed unique and strong with high quality for security applications that
demand the very high performance both day and at night time.
• The range oers numerous benets over the use of traditional dome and PTZ cameras, and comes
with a variety of options in order to oer a best t solution for virtually any application.
• Rated to an industry leading IP68, the vandal resistant aluminum camera housing is suitable for
installation in the harshest of environments.
• Surveillance with optimum picture is possible owing to lter changeable Day & Night function and
DSS function.
• Auto-IR cut lter removable function is the auto-controlling operation such as color picture plus
infrared cut lter during the day and black and white picture plus lter elimination at night.
THE WORLD'S FIRST 360° ENDLESS PAN/TILT MOTION
• IR PTZ camera adopted the world's rst 360° endless Pan / Tilt.
AUTO LED BRIGHTNESS CONTROL BY DISTANCE RANGE
• When it's on a wide angle(zoom out), illumination level of LED is automatically readjusted to a
dimmer level by way of prevention against image saturation. When it's on a narrow angle(zoom in),
illumination level of LED is automatically readjusted to get the maximum to have enough light for
clear image display and reduction of energy consumption (30° LED 28EA, 12° LED 15EA)
PAN / TILT TORQUE COMPENSATION
• Pan / Tilt Torque vibration sensor keeps the Pan / Tilt Motor securely in place during strong winds.
AUTO LED PULSE CONTROL BY DISTANCE RANGE
• It automatically controls the pulse of LED electric current which is consumed Most depending on
distance range so that it produces 2 times better LED Brightness with same amount of electric
current as others.
CAMERA
IR LED
DIP SWITCH COVER
MOUNT HOLE (M4 x 16 - 4EA)
BASE BODY
CABLE
MAIN BODY
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InstallationPart Names
A. Ceiling Mount Bracket
A-2. Connect the Ceiling Mount Bracket to the Camera with 4 pieces of M4X16
screws and spring washer. (FIG.2)
A-3. Connect the Safety wire of the Camera to the Bracket. In order to avoid
getting entangled in the Camera, fasten the Safety wire to the bracket with
Cable tie. (FIG.3)
A-1. When you install IR PTZ Camera on the ceiling, make 4 holes at the edge with
Ø13 in diameter and 37mm in depth. If you want to connect the cables from
the inside of the ceiling, also make a ole for the cables with about Ø30~50 in
diameter in the center of 4 edges. (FIG.1)
1. CEILING MOUNT BRACKET 1EA
2. SET ANCHOR BOLT (W5/9) 4EA
3. SCREW M4 x 16 5EA
4. SPRING WASHER Ø4 5EA
5. WRENCH (3mm) 4EA
6. MANUAL
CONTENTS
B. Connection Method
ⓐ Explanation
ⓐⓑ
ⓒ
ⓑ Explanation
ⓒ Explanation
Color USE
BLACK BNC Video Cable
Color USE
YELLOW
(AWG#20)
AUX 1-A
BROWN AUX 1-B
RED AUX 2-A
WHITE AUX 2-B
GRAY GND
VIRMILION (ORANGE) ALARM 1
VIOLET ALARM 2
PINK ALARM 3
SKY BLUE ALARM 4
BLACK GND
BLUE RS-485 D+
GREEN RS-485 D-
Color AC Type DC Type (DC12V~DC24V)
RED AC 24 DC (+)
WHITE AC 24 DC (-)
BLACK F. G. N/C
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B-1. When you install IR-PTZ Camera on the pole, make 4 holes at edge with Ø13
in diameter and 37mm in depth.
Make also a hole for the cables with about Ø30~50 in diameter in the
bottom center of the bracket. (FIG.6)
B-2. Pass the cables of the camera through the inside of Pole Stand and connect
the Camera to the Pole Stand with pieces of M4*16 screws. (FIG.7)
B-3. Connect the Safety Wire of the camera to the bracket.
In order to avoid getting entangled in the camera, fasten the Safety wire to
the bracket with Cable Tie. (FIG.8)
Installation Installation
A-4. When you want to connect the cables from the inside of ceiling, pass the
cables through the ceiling. When you want to connect the cables from the
outside of ceiling, remove the hole cap from the side of the bracket and pass
the cables through the hole.
A-5. Install 4 pieces of Anchor bolt in the holes at the edge and tight enough
with Nuts. (FIG.4)
A-6. Connect the cables referring to the page 8. (FIG.5)
B. Pole Stand
1. POLE STAND 1EA
2. BOLT & NUT M10 4EA
3. FLAT WASHER 4EA
4. SPRING WASHER Ø10 4EA
5. SCREW M4 x 16 5EA
6. SPRING WAHGER Ø4 5EA
7. WRENCH (3mm) 1EA
8. MANUAL
CONTENTS
(M4 x 16 - 4EA)

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Installation Installation
B-4. Install 4 pieces of Anchor bolt in the Ø13 holes at the edge and connect the
cables.
B-5. Adjust the Camera and Pole Stand to M10 x 45 Bolt and Flat Washer, Spring
Washer. And then tight enough with Nuts. (FIG.10)
C. Wall Mount Bracket
C-1. When you install IR PTZ Camera on the wall, make 4 holes at the edge with
Ø13 in diameter and 37mm in depth and install 4 pieces of Anchor bolt in
the Ø13 holes at the edge. (FIG.11)
C-2. Connect the Camera to Wall Mount Bracket with 4 pieces of M4 x 16 screws
and Spring Washer. (FIG.12)
1. WALL MOUNT BRACKET 1EA
2. SET ANCHOR BOLT (W5/6) 4EA
3. SCREW M4 x 16 5EA
4. SPRING WASHER Ø4 5EA
5. WRENCH (3mm) 1EA
6. MANUAL
CONTENTS
• If you want to connect the cables from the inside of the wall, also ake a hole
for the cables with about Ø30~50 in diameter in the center of 4 edges.
• In order to avoid the impact of the Camera and Bracket when moving, set
and drill in the long side as length and the short side as height.
• Check also if the long side of the Bracket sets as length and the short side
of the Bracket sets as height.
(M10 x 45 - 4EA)
(M4 x 16 - 4EA)

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Installation Quick Operating Keys
C-3. Connect the Safety wire of the Camera to the Bracket. In order to avoid
getting entangled in the Camera, fasten the Safety wire to the bracket with
Cable tie. (FIG.13)
C-4. When you want to connect the cables from the inside of wall, pass the cables
through the wall. When you want to connect the cables from the outside of
wall, remove the hole cap from the side of the bracket and pass the cables
through the hole.
C-5. Install 4 pieces of Anchor bolt in the holes at the edge and tight enough
with Nuts. (FIG. 13)
C-6. Connect the cables referring to the page 8. (FIG.14)
The IR Camera supports Pelco D/P Protocols
The default setting of the IR Camera is Pelco D/P(Auto Detection) with 2400bps
(Baud rate).
[PELCO D/P PROTOCOLS]
The comprehensive feature set of the camera is available from Pelco Compatible
controllers via quick operation keys as dened below.
1 ~ 64 + preset and 100 ~ 200 + preset are used for normal user presets.
Presets 65 ~ 99 + are reserved for special functions.
For Example, to enter OSD MENU, press the button 95 + Preset.
Number Note Function
1 ~ 64, 100 ~ 200 + PRESET Preset Executing Preset 1 ~ 64, 100 ~ 200
65 + PRESET Preset Status Display Preset Status
66 + PRESET Auto Scan Executing Auto Scan
70 + PREST VIB CORR Selectable On / O in picture Stabilization Function
71 ~ 78 + PREST Group Tour Executing Group Tour #1 ~ #8
81 ~ 88 + PREST Pattern Executing Pattern #1 ~ #8
91 + PREST Zero Position Searching Pan / Tilt Zero Position
92 + PREST Freeze Select Freeze image when camera is working
93 + PREST BLC Selectable On / O BLC function
94 + PREST Day/Night Selectable Day / Night / Auto Mode
95 + PREST OSD Entering OSD Main Menu
96 + PREST Focus Adjust Focus adjust
97 + PREST Alarm Selectable Enable / Disable all alarms
98 + PREST AUX1 Selectable On / O Aux1
99 + PREST AUX2 Selectable On / O Aux2
Number Function
Tilt Up / Down Sub menu cursor moves up / down
Pan Left / Right Enter to the sub menu or status change or decrement
Focus Near Using for enter key when user select YES or NO
Focus Far Using for function changing keys when set coordinate
Zoom Tele Status cursor to the right
Zoom Wide Status cursor to the left
<Quick Operation Key Table 1>
<Quick Operation Key Table 2>

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DiagnosticQuick Operating Keys
• 65 + Preset
Preset Status is displayed, to remove this screen, Press Focus Near button.
• 92 + Preset
This feature freezes the current live image during tour, auto scan or pattern
operation.
When you press 92+Preset button, the image freezes but the camera is still
working as operation such as tour, pattern or auto scan.
To return to normal images, press 92+Preset button again
• Due to Zoom camera module. OSD Menu not provides every feature.
In this case, “Not available” is displayed on the monitor.
• This feature is operated by preset number but not included in OSD main menu.
A. PAN Origin Test
Zero point of Pan is Located during the Panning test.
B. Tilt Origin Test
Zero point of Tilt is Located during the Tilt Test
C. TX Connection Test
Wait for 60 seconds for TX Connection Test.
During 60 seconds, the camera is must received a signal by any control
equipment as DVR or controller.
Then OK is displayed then automatically verifying TX Connection Test
D. Camera Comm. Test
Camera communication is also checked.
OK should be displayed in these four tests before installation.
If all the above Tests are OK, “NOW EEPROM CHECKING” and “ALL DATA
INITIALIZING” is displayed and the camera is ready to operate.
Whenever the IR Camera is power on, a standard diagnostic is operated.
• If “Not Tested” is displayed in the test.
- The result which is not received any signal from DVR or controller.
- Wrong connecting way such as the protocol, baud rate or RS-485
connection.
The use may check the install way carefully.
CAMERA ID : 001
BAUD RATE : 2400BPS
WAITING............
PAN ORIGIN TEST OK
TILT ORIGIN TEST OK
TX CONNECTION TEST OK
CAMERA COMM TEST OK

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
MAIN MENU
DOME SETUP
CAMERA SET
PRESET
AUTO SCAN
TOUR
PRIVACY
PATTERN
ALARM
SECTOR
EXIT
MAIN MENU
DOME SETUP
CAMERA SET
PRESET
AUTO SCAN
TOUR
PRIVACY
PATTERN
ALARM
SECTOR
EXIT
PRIVACY SET
PRIVACY NO : 01
DISPLAY : ON/OFF
ACTION : MOVE / ADJUST
SAVE
EXIT
PATTERN SET
PATT NO : 01
PATT TITLE : PATTERN 01
DATE FILL : 100%
SAVE
EXIT
ALARM SET
ALARM NO : 01
ALARM INPUT : OFF / ON / NC
ALARM ACT : 001
AUX ACT : BLK
SAVE
EXIT
SECTOR
SECTOR NO : 01
SECTOR ID : SECTOR01
SECTOR START : XXX.X.XX.X
SECTOR END : XXX.X.XX.X
SAVE
EXIT
DOME SET
CAMERA ID : CAM 1
HOME POS : OFF
MANUAL SPEED : 150℃
ZOOM SPEED : FAST
ALARM : DISABLE
LANGUAGE : ENGLISH
[NEXT PAGE]
SAVE AND EXIT
EXIT
CAMERA SET
FLICKER : OFF / ON
SHUTTE-SPD : 1/50
APERTURE : 10
DZOOM : OFF / ON
WB MODE : AWB MODE
BLC : OFF / ON[BLC / WDR]
D/N MODE : AUTO
DSS MODE : OFF / ON
[NEXT PAGE]
EXIT
CAMERA SET
HR MODE : OFF / ON
DNR MODE : 05
IS MODE : OFF / ON
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
PRESET SET
PRESET NO : 01
PRESET ID : PRESET 01
PAN : XXX.X TITL : XX.X
FREEZE MODE : OFF
FREEZE ALL : OFF
SAVE
EXIT
AUTO SCAN SET
START ANGLE : XXX.X.XXX.X
END ANGLE : XXX.X.XXX.X
DIRECTION : CW
ENDLESS : OFF / ON
SPEED : 10°/S
DWELL TIME : 03
SAVE AND EXIT
EXIT
TOUR SET
TOUR NO : 01
TOUR TITLE : TOUR 01
TOUR STEP : 01
PRESET NO : 01
DWELL TIME : 03
SPEED : 200°/S
SAVE
EXIT
DOME SET
[SYSTEM SET]
SYSTEM LOCK : OFF
[PASSWORD]
[OSD DISPLAY]
[SYSTEM STATUS]
[INITIALIZATION]
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
SYSTEM SET
FLIP STATUS : NOMAL
MOTOR TORQUE : LOW
RECOVER ORIGIN : ON
D/N LEVEL : 08
TEMPERATURE : CELSIUS
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
OSD DISPLAY
CAMERA ID : ON / OFF
PRESET ID : ON / OFF
SECTOR ID : OFF / ON
COORDINATE : ON / OFF
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
[SYSTEM STATUS]
PROTOCOL : PELCO D/P
BAUD RATE : 2400BPS
FIRMWARE VER : 2.00a
UPGRADEDDATE : 11.01.11
CAMERA MODULE: EX1020
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
[INITIALIZATION]
[TOUR CLEAR]
[PRESET CLEAR]
[SECTOR CLEAR]
[PRIVACY CLEAR]
[PATTERN CLEAR]
[LOAD OPTIMIZED DEFAULT]
[PREVIOUS PAGE]]
A. OSD Menu Table
B. Dome Setup
To enter OSD Menu, press the button 95+Preset then OSD Main Menu is
displayed.
To enter dome setup, use the joystick right to move when cursor on dome setup.
• Use the joystick up down to move the position and left right to make selection.
B-1. DOME SET - CAMERA ID
To set camera name, and select a title of up to 16 characters using left or
right direction keys or joystick. Press ZOOM TELE button to move to the next
character from left to right direction and ZOOM WIDE button to move to the
next character from right to left direction. (Space displays when □appears.)
B-2. DOME SET - HOME POS
This is for Home Position, basically, including the Recover. On ON, it would
be indicated the number [Relevant function], number is for time and
[Relevant function] is that what operation product will be working on.
You can set up the time using the Joystick Left/Right, it should be showed
up on the Left of Menu if you press the Focus Far Key. In case of “[ ]”, possible
to change into other one as you want and come out from “[ ]” after vanish.
DOME SET
CAMERA ID : CAM 1
□□□□□□□□□
HOME POS : OFF
MANUAL SPEED : 150℃
ZOOM SPEED : FAST
ALARM : DISABLE
LANGUAGE : ENGLISH
[NEXT PAGE]
SAVE AND EXIT
EXIT

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
B-3. DOME SET - MANUAL SPEED
Manual speed of Pan / Tilt is selectable from 100˚/sec up to 200˚/sec.
The default setting is 150˚/sec.
B-4. DOME SET - ZOOM SPEED
Move joystic right or left direction is selectable from SLOW ~ FAST.
The default setting is FAST.
B-5. DOME SET - ALARM
You must enable the alarms for them to operate. The default setting is
disabled.
This function can be recalled by pushing 97+preset button.
B-6. DOME SET – LANGUAGE
Multiple languages are selectable here including English, Italian and Polish.
The default setting is ENGLISH.
B-7. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE]
- Set time : 15~90 (Each 5)
- Set article : [AUTO] - RECOVER operation.
[PRST1]-[PRST8] – PRESET1 ~ PRESET8 OPERATION.
[TOUR1] ~ [TOUR8] – TOUR1 ~ TOUR8 OPERATION.
[PATT1] ~ [PATT8] – PATTERN1 ~ PATTERN8 OPERATION
[SCAN] – AUTOSCAN OPERATION.
B-7-1. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] -SYSTEM SET
To enter system set, use the joystick right to move when cursor on system set.
- Flip status available and the default setting is NORMAL.
Move joystick right or left direction is for selecting NORMAL or REVERSE.
- Motor torque available and the default setting is LOW.
Move joystick right or left direction is for selecting LOW or MIDDLE or HIGH.
- Recover Origin is for correct when both of PAN and TILT are warped by
impact.
On ON, it should be operated, on OFF, it's not.
- D/N Level is selectable 0 to 15. The default setting is 08.
- Temperature available and the default setting is CELSIUS.
Move joystick right or left direction is for selecting CELSIUS or FAHRENHEIT.
B-7-2. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] -SYSTEM LOCK
All stored dome settings can be password protected to prevent
unauthorized changes. In order to enter [PASSWORD] page, the system lock
status must rstly be set as ON. The default setting is OFF.
B-7-3. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] -[PASSWORD].
To enter this page to set a password. move joystick or pan key in the right
direction.
The password must be set by preset number from 001 to 255 (Default 99).
DOME SET
[SYSTEM SET]
SYSTEM LOCK : OFF
[PASSWORD]
[OSD DISPLAY]
[SYSTEM STATUS]
[INITIALIZATION]
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
ENTER PASSWORD
BY ENTERING PRESET CODE
PASSWORD ***
CONFIRM ***
SYSTEM SET
FLIP STATUS : NOMAL
MOTOR TORQUE : LOW
RECOVER ORIGIN : ON
D/N LEVEL : 08
TEMPERATURE : CELSIUS
[PREVIOUS PAGE]

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
If you press an incorrect number between PASSWORD and CONFIRMED,
“CANCELLED” is displayed on the monitor when you press FOCUS NEAR key.
“CANCELLED” will be displayed on the monitor, it goes to previous page.
B-7-4. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] - [OSD DISPLAY]
The camera ID setting denes whether the camera OSD display is displayed
or switched o.
B-7-5. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] - [SYSTEM STATUS]
This page shows the information of this camera.
- Protocol and baud rate are shown due to the dip switch setting
- Firmware version and upgraded date will change if upgraded.
- Camera module is setting as follows.
B-7-6. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] - [INITIALIZATION]
To clear the current settings select the item that you wish to reset back to
factory defaults.
To clear the memorized data. move the joystick or pan right key until the
cursor is on the required item.
Press FOCUS NEAR button when the cursor is at YES in order to clear
memorized data.
Then each item such as tour, preset, and sector will icker for about 2 ~ 3
seconds.
After this process, the menu is returned to the previous page.
• When a password has been set, the operator must enter the correct
password in order to enter OSD MAIN MENU, or to change any of the
domes conguration data.
• If you set a password you must ensure that it does not get lost. If this
happens the dome must be returned for workshop repair.
OSD DISPLAY
CAMERA ID : OFF
PRESET ID : OFF
SECTOR ID : OFF
COORDINATE : ON
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
[SYSTEM STATUS]
PROTOCOL : PELCO D/P
BAUD RATE : 2400BPS
FIRMWARE VER : 2.00
UPGRADEDDATE : 11.01.11
CAMERA MODULE : EX1020
[PREVIOUS PAGE]
[INITIALIZATION]
[TOUR CLEAR]
[PRESET CLEAR]
[SECTOR CLEAR]
[PRIVACY CLEAR]
[PATTERN CLEAR]
[LOAD OPTIMIZED DEFAULT
[PREVIOUS PAGE]]
TOUR CLEAR
ARE YOU SURE? YES NO
TOUR CLEAR
• Use the above method for [PRESET CLEAR], [SECTOR CLEAR],[PRIVACY
CLEAR], [PATTERN CLEAR].
[CONFIRMED] [CONFIRMED]
ENTER PASSWORD
BY ENTERING PRESET CODE
PASSWORD ***
CONFIRM *** CONFIRMED
ENTER PASSWORD
BY ENTERING PRESET CODE
PASSWORD ***
CONFIRM *** NOT CORRECT
Enter any number from 001~255 on the password blank area and again on
the conrm blank area.
Then “CONFIRMED” is displayed on the monitor and the menu will go back
to the previous age automatically.

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
- To Clear all data and return to factory defaults, move the joystick right or
press the pan light key to when the cursor is at [LOAD OPTIMIZED DEFAULT]
to enter the next page.
- Move joystick or the pan right key so that the cursor is over YES, then press
the FOCUS NEAR button.
“ALL DATA INITIALIZING” is then displayed for about 5~7 seconds and then
the menu is returned to the previous page automatically.
B-8. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] - SAVE AND EXIT
To saving the memorized data and escape this page, move joystick to the
right direction when cursor is at SAVE AND EXIT.
B-9. DOME SET - [NEXT PAGE] – EXIT
In order not to save any data and wants to escape this page, move joystick
to the right direction when cursor is at EXIT.
LOAD OPTIMIZED DEFAULT
ARE YOU SURE? YES NO
NOW EEPROM
CHECKING
ALL DATA
INITIALIZING
C. Camera Set
C-1. CAMERA SET - FLICKERLESS
The ickerless feature has options of 50Hz and 60Hz.
The default setting is OFF (NTSC : 60Hz / PAL : 50Hz).
The ickerless mode only needs to be set when there is a mismatch between
the power frequency and camera sync rate. The default setting is OFF.
C-2. CAMERA SET - SHUTTER
It is for set up the Shutter Speed of camera.
•Default value is Auto and it can be changed into other one using the
Joystick Left/Right of Controller.
- Change to turn : Full Auto →Manual
- Auto : Changed according to light level automatically.
- Manual : It can be changed into other one using the Focus Far Key of
controller and on ON the DSS (Digital Slow Shutter), it should be set up 1/1
to 1/10,000, on OFF, 1/50(1/60)~1/10,000.
C-3. CAMERA SET - APERTURE
Aperture correction enhances the picture details and sharpness by
increasing the gain of the camera.
Increase the value to sharpen the image, decrease to soften it the default
setting is 10. (The aperture level is from 01 ~ 15.)
C-4. CAMERA SET - D ZOOM
Digital zoom is enabled to apply when the zoom lens has reached its
maximum optical zoom in capability. The default setting is OFF.
C-5. CAMERA SET - WB MODE
White balance functions has 4 modes and may need to be changed
depending on the situation.
• AWB Mode : 3,200ºK to 6,500ºK (Default)
• Indoor : up to 3,200ºK
• Outdoor : up to 5,800ºK
CAMERA SET
FLICKER : OFF
SHUTT-SPD : 1/150
APERTURE : 10
DZOOM : OFF
WB MODE : AWB MODE
BLC : OFF / ON[BLC / WDR]
D/N MODE : AUTO
DSS MODE : OFF
[NEXT PAGE]
EXIT
CAMERA SET
HR MODE : ON
DNR MODE : 5
IS MODE : OFF
[PREVIOUS PAGE]

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
C-6. CAMERA SET - BLC (Back Light Compensation)
From simple ON / OFF setting to user friendly BLC status indication [BLC]
status with control of controller by "FOCUS FAR KEY"(" " signal appeared)
With the control of joystick on controller by LEFT / RIGHT, setting change of
[BLC] / [WDR] is available.
Setting change completed by pressing FOCUS FAR KEY.(" " signal disappeared.)
This function can be recalled by pushing 93+Preset button.
C-7. CAMERA SET - D/N MODE
The dome camera can operate in day / night mode and will switch
depending on lighting conditions. Alternatively it can be forced into color
only mode.
The default setting is AUTO MODE. This function can be recalled by pushing
94+Preset button.
C-8. CAMERA SET - DSS MODE (DIGITAL SLOW SHUTTER)
If digital slow shutter is enabled the exposure time of the camera is
increased, thus allowing more light to be collected and improving low light
response.
This setting should not be enabled if the dome is touring at night or fast
moving objects are likely to be in the scene as smearing is also increased.
The default setting is OFF.
C-9. CAMERA SET - [NEXT PAGE] - HR MODE
Images with a high resolution can be obtained using a newly developed
DSP for improved pictur quality. The default setting is OFF.
C-10. CAMERA SET - [NEXT PAGE] - DNR MOED
It enables noise reduction digitally.
It sets the noise reduction rate using LEFT / RIGHT key of CONTROLLER
JOYSTICK [OFF, 1~5]. The default setting is OFF
C-11. CAMERA SET - [NEXT PAGE] - IS MODE
It help to stabilized video image when camera revealed to wind or other
environmental reasons. The default setting is OFF.
• OFF : 530TV Lines • ON : 550TV Lines
D. Preset Set
D-1. PRESET - PRESET NO
Up to 165 preset positions are available.
Use the joystick or pan left / right keys to select the number.
D-2. PRESET - PRESET ID
To create preset titles use the joystick or pan left / light keys to navigate the
menu.
The ZOOM TELE button moves to the next character from left to right and
ZOOM WIDE button moves to the next character from right to left. (Space
displays when □ appears.)
D-3. PRESET - PAN : XXX.X TILT : XX.X
Preset FOCUS FAR button in order to set preset position then, use the
joystick or pan left / right keys to the position where memorized preset
number is needed.
Then press FOCUS FAR button again after setting a preset location.
D-4. FREEZE MODE : On Preset, you make a decision whether you get it move or
stop.
On ON, Freeze Preset can be working on.
D-5. FREEZE ALL : You can set it up into ON / OFF, on ON, Freeze all should be
working on.
D-6. PRESET - SAVE
Move the joystick right or press the pan right key when the cursor is at SAVE
and then the cursor will be located on Preset ID for the continuous preset
No. setting.
D-7. PRESET – EXIT
To escape this page, move joystick to the right direction.
PRESET SET
PRESET NO : 01
PRESET ID : PRESET 01
PAN : XXX.X TITL : XX.X
FREEZE MODE : OFF
FREEZE ALL : OFF
SAVE
EXIT

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
AUTO SCAN SET
START ANGLE : XXX.X.XXX.X
END ANGLE : XXX.X.XXX.X
DIRECTION : CW
ENDLESS : OFF
SPEED : 10°/S
DWELL TIME : 03
SAVE AND EXIT
EXIT
E. Auto Scan Set F. Tour Set
66+Preset button is working as AUTO SCAN after setting. 8 Programmable tours can be set and each tour can have up to 64 preset steps.
After setting up the tours the 71 ~ 78+Preset buttons launch group tours #1 ~ 8.
E-1. AUTO SCAN - START ANGLE.
To set the start position, press FOCUS FAR button then move the dome to
the required start position. Press FOCUS FAR button again is to escape.
E-2. AUTO SCAN - END ANGLE
To set the end position, press FOCUS FAR button then move the dome to the
required end position. Press FOCUS FAR button again is to escape.
E-3. AUTO SCAN - DIRECTION
Auto Scan directions are available as CW or CCW.
• CW : Clock wise direction. [Default]
• CCW : Count Clock Wise Direction.
E-4. AUTO SCAN - ENDLESS
Auto Scan can be set to endless rotation by enabling the endless option.
The default setting is OFF.
E-5. AUTO SCAN – SPEED
The scan speed can be programmed from 05°/S up to 35°/S.
The default setting is 10°/S.
E-6. AUTO SCAN - DWELL TIME
The dwell time at the start and end points can be programmed from 1
second to 30 seconds. The default setting is 03 seconds.
E-7. AUTO SCAN - SAVE AND EXIT
To save the memorized data and escape this page, move the joystick right or
press the pan right key when the cursor is at SAVE AND EXIT.
E-8. AUTO SCAN - EXIT
To escape this page, move joystick to the right direction.
F-1. TOUR SET - TOUR NO.
Up to 8 group tours can be programmed.
F-2. TOUR SET - TOUR TITLE
To set a tour title, use the joystick left / right or pan left / right keys.
Each title can have up to 16 characters. Press ZOOM TELE button to move
the next character from left to the right and ZOOM WIDE button to move the
next character from right to left. (Space displays when □ appears.) The tour
title is not displayed on the monitor and is only for the reference of user.
F-3. TOUR SET - TOUR STEP
Each tour group consists of up to 60 preset steps with dierent dwell time
and speed.
It is possible to match any preset # for any tour step.
F-4. TOUR SET- PRESET NO.
For each tour step it is possible to select any preset number up to 64.
The default setting is BLK.
F-5. TOUR SET - DWELL TIME
Dwell time can be programmed from 1-99 seconds.
The default setting is 03 seconds.
F-6. TOUR SET – SPEED
Each tour step can be set with a dierent speed up to 200°/S.
F-7. TOUR SET - SAVE
To save the memorized data and escape this page, move the joystick right or
press the pan right key when cursor is at SAVE.
F-8. TOUR SET - EXIT
To escape this page, move joystick to the right direction.
TOUR SET
TOUR NO : 001
TOUR TITLE : TOUR 01
□□□□□□□□□
TOUR STEP : 01
PRESET NO : 01
DWELL TIME : 03
SPEED : 200°/S
SAVE
EXIT

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OSD Menu SettingOSD Menu Setting
G. Privacy Set
H. Pattern Set
8 Privacy masking zones can be set.
8 Programmable patterns are available with 16 characters of title.
After set the data to the each pattern #1 ~ 8, 81 ~ 88+preset buttons are working
as pattern #1 ~ 8.
G-1. PRIVACY SET - PRIVACY NO.
Up to 8 privacy masking zones can be set.
G-2. PRIVACY SET - DISPLAY
Move the joystick right or left or press pan right / left to set ON in order to
show the selectable block in the center of the monitor. This block appears as
a translucent square with blue color when set ON. The default setting is OFF.
G-3. PRIVACY SET - ACTION (MOVE / ADJUST)
To set the blocking area, press FOCUS FAR button when MOVE MODE is
displayed.
Then use the joystick or pan keys to the user dened area in order to set the
blocking area.
Then press FOCUS FAR button again to escape from Move mode.
To adjust the size of the blocking area, move the joystick or use the pan keys
when the cursor is on ACTION. After it has changed to ADJUST MODE, press
FOCUS FAR button in order to adjust the size of the blocking area. The size of
the blocking area can be adjusted by using joystick up / down or left / right
or the pan and tilt keys.
After adjusting the size of the blocking area, press FOCUS FAR button to
escape the ADJUST mode.
H-1. PATTERN SET - PATT NO.
Up to 8 Programmable user-dened patterns are available.
H-2. PATTERN SET - PATT TITLE.
To set PATTERN TITLE move Joystick left / right or use the pan keys.
Press ZOOM TELE button moves to the next character from the left / right
and ZOOM WIDE button moves to the next character from the right / left.
(Space displays when □appears.)
The pattern title is not displayed on the monitor, but only for the reference
of the user.
H-3. PATTERN SET - DATA FILL
To memorize a pattern, press FOCUS FAR button in order to start the process.
The progress is shown as % lled. Press FOCUS FAR button again in order to
escape.
G-4. PRIVACY SET - SAVE.
After setting the privacy masking zone, to save the data, move the joystick
right or pan right key when the cursor is on SAVE.
After saving the data, the cursor moves to PRIVACY NO.2 automatically to
prepare for the next privacy masking zone.
G-5. PRIVACY SET – EXIT
To escape this page, move the joystick right.
PRIVACY SET
PRIVACY NO : 01
DISPLAY : OFF
ACTION : MOVE
SAVE
EXIT
• ADJUST : You can change the masking size by using the joystick or pan
keys.
• MOVE : You can move the masking area by using the joystick or pan keys.
(Default)
PATTERN SET
PATT NO : 01
PATT TITLE : PATTERN 01
□□□□□□□□
DATE FILL : 100%
SAVE
EXIT

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OSD Menu Setting OSD Menu Setting
H-4. PATTERN SET - SAVE
To save the memorized pattern data, move the joystick right or press the
pan right key when the cursor is on SAVE. Then the cursor moves to the PATT
NO.02 in order to prepare for the next pattern.
H-5. PATTERN SET - EXIT
To escape this page, move the joystick right or press the pan right key.
I. Alarm Set
4 Alarm inputs are available and each alarm is activating to presets, group tours
or patterns.
I-1. ALARM SET - ALARM NO.
Up to 4 alarms are selectable by using joystick right or pressing the pan right
key when the cursor is on ALARM NO.
I-2. ALARM SET - ALARM INPUT
Alarm inputs can be programmed as NC (Normally Close) or NO (Normally
Open).
The default setting is OFF.
I-3. ALARM SET - ALARM ACT
Active alarms can trigger modes such as presets, Group tours 1-8, and
Patterns 1-8.
Use the joystick or pan keys to select any preset number, Group tour No.
I-4. ALARM SET - AUX ACT
You can select one of BLK (No AUX triggering) / AUX1 (triggering AUX1) /
AUX2 (triggering AUX2) and default value is BLK.
If ALARM triggers AUX, AUX will be off after 5 seconds. If many ALARMs
trigger AUX port one by one, the last one will be o after 5 seconds.
I-5. ALARM SET - SAVE
After setting up the alarm features, to save the data move the joystick right
or press the pan right key when the cursor is on SAVE. After saving the data,
the cursor moves to Alarm NO.2 automatically to prepare for the next alarm.
I-6. ALARM SET - EXIT
To escape this page, move the joystick right or press the pan right key.
ALARM SET
ALARM NO : 01
ALARM INPUT : OFF
ALARM ACT : 001
AUX ACT : BLK
SAVE
EXIT
• Before activating Alarms, you must set ALARM ENABLE at DOME SET
ALARM ENABLE.

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DIP Switch SettingOSD Menu Setting
SECTOR
SECTOR NO : 01
SECTOR ID : SECTOR01
□□□□□□□□
SECTOR START : XXX.X.XX.X
SECTOR END : XXX.X.XX.X
SAVE
EXIT
J. Sector Set
K. Exit
A. ID Setting
Up to 8 programmable sectors are available with 16 characters.
This feature is useful to memory the certain location such as parking zone or so on.
To escape OSD Main Menu, move joystick to the right or left direction then this
camera is ready to operate.
The camera has camera ID to be controlled by controller or DVR.
After opening, set ID using DIP SW1.
J-1. SECTOR SET - SECTOR NO.
Up to 8 programmable sectors are available.
J-2. SECTOR SET - SECTOR ID
To set a SECTOR ID, use the joystick or pan left /right keys.
Press ZOOM TELE button to move to the next character from left to right and
ZOOM WIDE button to move to the next character from right to left. (Space
displays when □ appears.)
J-3. SECTOR SET - SECTOR START
To set a SECTOR START position press FOCUS FAR button then move the
joystick or pan keys to set the position. Press FOCUS FAR button again to
escape.
J-4. SECTOR SET - SECTOR END
To set a SECTOR END position press FOCUS FAR button then move the
joystick or pan keys to set the position. To press FOCUS FAR button again to
escape.
J-5. SECTOR SET - SAVE
After setting the SECTOR position, to save the data move the joystick right
or press the pan right key when the cursor is on SAVE. After saving the data,
the cursor moves to sector No. 2 automatically to prepare for the next sector.
J-6. SECTOR SET – EXIT
To escape this page, move joystick to the right or press the pan right key.
• Factory default : Camera ID = 1
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ID SW1-#1 SW1-#2 SW1-#3 SW1-#4 SW1-#5 SW1-#6 SW1-#7 SW1-#8
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ID SW1-#1 SW1-#2 SW1-#3 SW1-#4 SW1-#5 SW1-#6 SW1-#7 SW1-#8
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IR PTZ CAMERA IR PTZ CAMERA
DIP Switch SettingDIP Switch Setting
ID SW1-#1 SW1-#2 SW1-#3 SW1-#4 SW1-#5 SW1-#6 SW1-#7 SW1-#8
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ID SW1-#1 SW1-#2 SW1-#3 SW1-#4 SW1-#5 SW1-#6 SW1-#7 SW1-#8
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