Toa C-CC514 Installation guide

COMBINATION CAMERA
OUTDOOR COMBINATION
CAMERA
ENGLISH
QUICK MANUAL
C-CC514, C-CC564
C-CC574, C-CC714
C-CC764, C-CC774
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MENU SCREEN CONFIGURATION·························2
FUNCTION TABLE
Preset ···································································4
ID Setting ·································································· 4
Camera setting (CAM) ············································ 5
Camera setting (POS) ············································· 8
Auto mode ································································ 9
Alarm ·······································································10
AUX ·········································································11
Timer ·······································································11
Manual ······································································ 12
Maintenance ···························································· 12
HOW TO SETTING
1. BEFORE SETTING ············································15
2. ENTERING CAMERA MENU SCREEN ···········17
3. SELECTING THE LANGUAGE ························18
4. SETTING PRESETS ··········································19
5. MAINTENANCE SETTINGS ·····························21
6.
RETURN ALL SETTINGS TO INITIAL
STATUS SET BY THE FACTORY
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Thank you for your purchasing TOA’s Combination Camera. Please carefully follow the instructions in
this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.

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SENSITIVITY OFF
RESET(CAM SETTING) NO
FRONT PAGE
TOUR
→DISPLAY
→WHITE BALANCE ATW →E-ZOOM x12
→AUTO KEY AUTO PAN
AGC AUTO
SLOW SHUTTER x32
SHUTTER SPEED NORMAL
NEXT PAGE
BACKLIGHT OFF
BRIGHTNESS ----*----
*CAMERA SETTING*
ENHANCER ----*----
CHROMA ----*----
SYNC INT
EIS OFF
DAY/NIGHT NORMAL
AUTO FOCUS ONE PUSH
TRACE TRACE1
TRACE1 PAUSE TIME 1s
*AUTO MODE*
AUTO PAN
SEQUENCE
TRACE2 PAUSE TIME 1s
*CAMERA SETTING*
R---*---B
ID SETTING
LOCATION
FRAME ADJUST
ZERO POINT
*ID SETTING*
AUTO RETURN OFF
HOME 1POS
PRESET FREEZE OFF
READJUST ALL POS ***POS
MEMORY RESET
MEMORY ALL RESET NO
→MEMORY
MANUAL
MAINTENANCE
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
*PRESET*
AUTO MODE
ALARM
AUX
TIMER
CAMERA MENU
ID SETTING
CAMERA SETTING CAM
→PRESET
MENU SCREEN CONFIGURATION
NEXT PAGE

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NEXT PAGE
*MAINTENANCE*
PRIVACY MASK
FRONT PAGE
→MOTION DETECTION 1PO
S
MOTOR POWER OFF
FACTORY PRESET NO
AUTO ADJUST OFF1
DATA BACKUP
*MAINTENANCE*
REFRESH
PASSWORD ON
→INITIALIZE NO
↑
PASSWORD
1111
*MAINTENANCE*
P/T LIMIT SETTING LEFT
MAX P/T SPEED 120
FLIP OFF
UP LIMIT ON
*MANUAL*
P/T LIMIT OFF
→ZOOM SCALABLE P/T ON
ENTER TIME
ENTER DATE
SUMMER TIME OFF
TIME DISPLAY 12H
DATE DISPLAY MM/DD/YY
→PROGRAM
*TIMER*
ALARM DATA
*AUX*
-----------------------------------------
AUX2
→AUX1
PRIORITY
*ALARM*
REPORT
ACTIVE STATE
→INPUT
ACTION
INTERVAL
RESET ACTION
FRONT PAGE

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Commands Keystrokes Description
PRESE
T
MEMORY POS 1-255 - FINE SETTING Settings such as camera direction, lens angular field of view, and focus can
be preset in advance. Up to 255 positions can be set.
READJUST ALL POS POS 1-255
This function simultaneously resets all preset camera panning positions.
The deviation of one camera position is measured, based on which all other
positions are globally corrected. When performing this global correction, use
the position on the telescope side whenever possible.
MEMORY RESET POS 1-255 The stored position is erased.
MEMORY ALL RESET NO/YES Deletes all preset position data.
AUTO RETURN OFF/5s/10s/15s/20s/30s/45s/
1min/3min/5min
This function is used to determine operation when the camera is not
controlled at all. The camera automatically reverts to the initially set program
when the preset period of time elapses after the controller’s control has been
finished.
HOME
1POS/2POS/254POS/255POS/
A
UTO PAN/SEQUENCE/
TRACE1-2/TOUR1-16
Designate the program the camera automatically returns to.
PRESET FREEZE (*1) OFF/ON
Freezing the screen immediately before replaying preset memory blanks
out the view of the camera’s movement between camera positions. It is
recommended that the preset memory freeze function also be used
together when using the privacy masking function.
ID SETTING
DISPLAY
ALL INDIVIDUAL/1s/3s/5s/10s/
OFF/ON
Contents or time to be displayed can be set by selecting “Display” on the ID
setting screen.
OFF : Nothing is displayed.
ON : Every ID are all displayed.
1s, 3s, 5s, 10s : ID is displayed for a set length of time.
INDIVIDUAL : Performs display settings for each ID.
ADDRESS OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s
Displays the camera address and camera position No. Title length can be
freely adjusted from 3 to 7 digits.
(Camera address: DIP SW1: for setting, factory-preset: 001)
[ ***-*** ] Camera address - Position number
CAMERA OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Camera Title.
POSITION OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Position title (1 – 255).
TRACE OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Trace title (1 – 2).
AUTO PAN OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Auto-Pan title.
TOUR OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Tour title (1 – 16).
HOME OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Home Position title (1 – 3). Up to 3 titles can be set.
ALARM OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Alarm title (1 – 8).
SECTOR OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the title for the sectors split in the panning direction.
AUX OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the AUX contact output title (1 – 2).
FUNCTION TABLE

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ANGLE OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the coordinate. Pan (0 to 359°)/ Tilt (5 to -185°) fixed 8 characters.
[ ***/-*** ] Pan angle (0 to 359°)/ ±Tilt (5 to 185°)
ZOOM OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the Electronic Zoom. Fixed 3-charactors.
DATE OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the date in accordance with the date setting (timer setting) format.
Fixed 8-charactors.
TIME OFF/ON/1s/3s/5s/10s Displays the time in accordance with the time (hour, minute) setting (timer
setting) format. (Format: fixed 5 or 7-charactors)
ID SETTING
CAMERA
POSITION ***POS 1-255
TRACE TRACE 1-2
AUTO PAN
TOUR TOUR 1-16
HOME HOME 1-3
ALARM
A
LARM 1-8
The ID setting screen is displayed.
Input the title character.
SECTOR SECTOR SETTING/ID
SETTING
1)SECTOR SETTING FIX/EACH/CLEAR 1-8
2) ID SETTING SECTOR 1-8
The range of the sector is set or is cleared.
The sector title is set.
Setting North permits the direction to be automatically divided into 8 sectors.
(north, north east, east, south east, south, south west, west, and north west)
AUX
A
UX 1-2 The ID setting screen is displayed. Input the title character.
LOCATION
ADDRESS LOCATION SETTING
CAMERA
POSITION
TOUR
LOCATION SETTING/
LENGTH SETTING
HOME LOCATION SETTING/
LENGTH SETTING - HOME1-3
ALARM
SECTOR
AUX
LOCATION SETTING/
LENGTH SETTING
ANGLE DISP
ZOOM DISP
DATE DISP
TIME DISP
LOCATION SETTING
Setting title display position and its length.
PATTERN CLEAR NO/YES All set display positions and lengths can be reset to initial factory-preset
conditions.
FRAME ADJUST Adjust the character display position.
ZERO POINT Change the origin point of the angle (Zero point) display.
CAMERA SETTING
(
CAM
)
WHITE BALANCE
A
TW/AWB
The white balance may be set to either AWB or ATW. (factory default: ATW)
ATW : The camera adjusts its white balance setting according to fluctuations in
the color temperature of the subject’s illumination.
AWB : The camera uses a fixed white balance setting regardless of fluctuations in
the color temperature of the subject’s illumination.

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BACKLIGHT
OFF/WIDE DYNAMIC (*1)/
WIDE DYNAMIC2 (*3)/
PATTERN1-3
The Backlight Compensation function makes the image displayed on the
screen easier to see when there is strong light behind the subject. (factory
default: OFF)
OFF :
Turns the Backlight Compensation function off. This is the setting usually
used.
WIDE DYNAMIC :
Allows backlight compensation that prevents the subject from becoming too
dark or the surrounding background from becoming too white.
Try using WIDE DYNAMIC as the initial setting to compensate for
backlighting.
WIDE DYNAMIC2 :
Allows objects in a dark location with a bright background to be
distinguished, which cannot be achieved by Wide Dynamic. However, the
bright background may look darker.
PATTERN1, PATTERN2 or PATTERN3 :
Turns the Backlight Compensation function on. This automatically adjusts
the overall brightness so that brightness is optimized for easier viewing in the
screen areas indicated in shaded region. Select 1, 2, or 3 depending on
which makes the intended subject the easiest to see.
PATTERN1 PATTERN2 PATTERN3
BRIGHTNESS 9steps The brightness of the camera image can be adjusted to suit user
preferences.
DAY/NIGHT (*1) NORMAL/ON/OFF/COLOR/
MOTION
This function gives operation priority to black & white mode or slow shutter
mode depending on the subject brightness.
(factory default: NORMAL)
COLOR : Slow shutter mode takes operating precedence. When a moving
subject is photographed, the picture is like the one shot during camera
movement, but can be viewed in color.
MOTION: Black & white mode takes operating precedence. Even if a
moving subject is photographed, clear pictures can be provided.
NORMAL : Balanced black & white mode and slow shutter operation.
ON : Turns on black & white mode, and always provides black and
white pictures.
OFF : Turns off black & white mode and always provides color pictures.

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AUTO FOCUS ONE PUSH/STOP AF/
CONTINUOUS
(Factory default: ONE PUSH)
ONE PUSH: Auto focusing is operated when the Auto-focus key is pressed.
STOP AF : Auto focusing is automatically operated after the camera scene
or angle of view has been changed. The STOP AF function does not work
when the Focus key is used. Pressing the Auto-focus key again will put the
camera in the STOP AF mode.
CONTINUOUS: The Auto-focus function is always operated. However, it
cannot be used after preset playback (including Home Position). In this
event, the Auto-focus function can be used through manual operations.
Also, the Auto-focus function cannot be used if the Auto-focus key is
pressed, and can be used if the Auto-focus key is pressed again.
AGC
A
UTO/MAX/OFF
(Factory default: Auto)
AUTO: Automatically adjusts the gain depending on the subject’s brightness
level.
OFF : Disables the automatic gain control function.
MAX : Used when the subject brightness is insufficient when in AUTO
mode.
SLOW SHUTTER X32/OFF/X2/X4/X8/X16
(Factory default: X32)
The camera is automatically placed in slow shutter mode depending on
subject brightness.
The Slow Shutter function cannot be used when set to OFF.
SHUTTER SPEED
NORMAL/ 1/100 / NT：1/120
( PL：1/150) / 1/250 / 1/500 /
1/1000 / 1/2000 / 1/4000 /
1/10000
The shutter speed can be fixed. (Factory default: NORMAL)
E-ZOOM
X12/X8/X4/X2/X12CONT/
X8CONT/X4CONT/X2CONT/
OFF
Electronic Zoom is used to enlarge the view of the subject more than is
possible with normal optical zoom. A maximum enlargement can be set for
the Electronic Zoom. It is also possible to set the zoom to stop for a moment
before switching from optical to electronic zoom. (factory default: X12)
OFF : Turns the Electronic Zoom function off.
X2, X4, X8, X12 :
Engages the Electronic Zoom function. The numbers indicate the maximum
electronic zoom enlargement. When the Zoom key (telephoto) is pressed
and held, zooming stops for a moment before switching to electronic zoom.
Pressing the Zoom key (telephoto) again continues the image enlargement
via Electronic Zoom.
X2 CONT, X4 CONT, X8 CONT, X12 CONT :
Engages the Electronic Zoom function. The numbers indicate the maximum
electronic zoom enlargement. When the Zoom key (telephoto) is pressed
and held, zooming switches from optical to electronic zoom without stopping
so that the zooming proceeds continuously until it reaches the maximum
enlargement.
ENHANCER 9steps The Enhancer function enhances the contours within the camera image. It
may be adjusted to suit user preferences.
CHROMA 9steps The chroma may be adjusted to suit user preferences.

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SYNC INT/LL –
NT60Hz:00-82/PL50Hz:00-99
The camera’s sync system can be switched to the system that uses the
power frequency. It is also possible to adjust the phase.
(Factory default: INT.)
INT: Represents the internal sync system. Select this setting when only a
single camera is used and it is not necessary to synchronize it with other
camera.
LL : Represent the power sync system. Select this setting when
synchronizing 2 or more cameras using the power frequency. Note that
when the screen is switched by the sequential switcher, etc., the picture may
be distorted depending on the camera installation conditions, such as the
distance to the power source. In such cases, adjust the phase to prevent the
picture distortion from occurring. The phase can be adjusted in 83 –step
ranging from “00” to “82” for NTSC system and in 100 – step ranging from
“00” to“99” for PAL system.
EIS (*3) OFF/ON1/ON2
Screen vibrations can be reduced. (Factory default: OFF)
OFF: No image stabilization performed.
ON1: Use this mode for relatively quick screen vibration.
ON2: Use this mode for relatively slow screen vibration.
SENSITIVITY (*3) OFF/ON This function increases sensitivity. Selecting ON doubles the sensitivity.
(Factory default: OFF)
RESET
(CAM SETTING) NO/YES Settings of each item on the Camera Setting screen can be reset and
returned to initial status set by the factory.
CAMERA SETTING
(
POS
)
IMAGE COMMON/SCENE1-10 Changing arbitrary position picture quality using the Scene function.
W.B.
BACKLIGHT
BRIGHTNESS
DAY/NIGHT
SHUTTER SPEED
AGC
SLOW SHUTTER
ENHANCER
CHROMA
Setting procedures and option
contents are the same as
those of "Camera Settings".
Such picture quality settings as white balance, backlight compensation,
brightness, day & night, shutter speed, AGC, slow shutter, enhancer, and
chroma can be preset and stored for up to 10 different scenes (1–10).
Picture quality can be changed by selecting one of the preset 10 scenes at
each individual position.
LOCATION COMMON/PATTERN1-10 Changing the ID display position for arbitrary camera position using the
Pattern function.
ADDRESS
CAMERA
POSITION
TOUR
HOME
ALARM
SECTOR
AUX
ANGLE DISP
ZOOM DISP
DATE DISP
TIME DISP
PATTERN CLEAR
Setting procedures and option
contents are the same as those
of "ID Display Position Settings".
All ID display positions can be preset and stored in 10 different patterns
(1–10). All ID display positions can be changed by selecting one of the 10
patterns at each individual position.
PRESET MEMORY

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AUTO MODE
AUTO KEY
A
UTO PAN/SEQUENCE/
TRACE1-2/TOUR1-16
One of the following 5 automatic functions can be assigned to the Auto key:
(factory default: AUTO PAN)
AUTO PAN: Auto Pan operation begins when the Auto key (or Auto Pan
key) is pressed.
SEQ : Sequence operation begins when the Auto key (or Auto Pan
key) is pressed.
TRACE1 : Trace 1 operation begins when the Auto key (or Auto Pan key)
is pressed.
TRACE2 : Trace 2 operation begins when the Auto key (or Auto Pan key)
is pressed.
TOUR1-16 : Tour operation begins when the Auto key (or Auto Pan key) is
pressed.
AUTO PAN The Auto Pan function horizontally moves (pans) the camera between set 2
points.
OPTION REVERSE/SKIP/RANDOM/
PIVOT
Set the Auto Pan operations. (factory default: REVERSE)
REVERSE: Setting both the left and right limits in the Auto Pan limit setting
causes the camera to automatically pan between the 2 set points.
SKIP : If both the left and right limits are set in the Auto Pan limit setting,
the Auto Pan operation begins after returning from an endpoint to a start
point. If, for example, the Auto Pan rotation direction is set for right, after the
intermediate panning point between the left and right limits is first played
back, the camera automatically pans in the right direction. As soon as the
camera reaches the right limit, it is instantly returned to the left limit to begin
the Auto Pan operation toward the right limit again.
RANDOM: The camera repeats pan and stop operation between two
predetermined points at random timing.
PIVOT : After panning for a distance equal to the horizontal lens view
angle, the camera stops for a set period of time and then again rotates for a
distance equal to the lens view angle. This operation is repeated between
the two predetermined points.
PAUSE TIME 1s/2s/3s/5s/10s/20s/30s Setting the Auto Pan stop duration at an endpoint.
(Factory default: 1s)
SPEED 7steps Select the Auto Pan speed.
DIRECTION LEFT/RIGHT
When the direction of Auto Pan rotation is not set, the Auto Pan camera
continues to rotate only in the oneway direction and is not reversed. When
either the left or right limit or both limits are set, the direction set here means
the direction in which the camera first moves. (Factory default: LEFT)
LIMIT LEFT/RIGHT
LIMIT RESET LEFT/RIGHT
Set both the left and right limits of Auto Pan rotation.
When only either the left or right limit is stored, the Auto Pan operation
returns at a set point according to the setting of the direction of Auto Pan
rotation, that is, the camera is reversed for every 360°rotation. When the
tilting position, zoom, and focus position differ between the left and right
limits, data last set are stored. In this event, an intermediate panning point
between both limits, and last set tilting position, zoom, and focus position are
first
p
la
y
ed back
,
and then the Auto Pan o
p
eration be
g
ins.

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SEQUENCE The Preset Sequence function displays set positions of one same camera
on the monitor in predetermined sequential order.
MODE NORMAL/RANDOM/TEST
Sets the sequence order. (factory default: Normal)
NORMAL: Playbacks preset-memory stored camera positions in numerical
order.
RANDOM: Playbacks preset memory store camera positions in random order.
The stop duration for each position is determined in random order.
TEST : Playbacks preset-memory stored camera positions in numerical
order. The stop time for each position is set to 1 second and the
sequence will be terminated after making a position circuit.
STOP TIME 10s/20s/30s/1s/2s/3s/5s Set the interval of sequential playback duration.
(Factory default: 10s)
TRACE TRACE1/TRACE2/CLEAR1/
CLEAR2 The Trace function follows a set path.
TRACE1 PAUSE TIME
TRACE2 PAUSE TIME
1s/2s/3s/5s/10s/20s/30s
When continuously playing back the trace operations with the Auto key (or
Auto-Pan key), the stop duration interval between start position and end
position of one trace operations can be set. (Factory default: 1s)
TOUR Tour function can be operated in combination of Preset, Trace, etc.
ORDER number 1-16 Set the operation to be programmed to each Tour Nos. 1 – 16.
Choice Selected contents 1 Selected contents 2
***POS
SP360/SPA/SP8/SP16/SP24/
SP40/SP60/SP90/SP120/SP160/
SP240
10s/20s/30s/1s/2s/3s/5s
AUX1 ON/AUX1 OFF/
AUX2 ON/AUX2 OFF – –
TOUR 1 - 16 1TIME/2TIME/3TIME/4TIME/
5TIME –
TRACE 1 - 2 1TIME/2TIME/3TIME/4TIME/
5TIME –
B/W ON / B/W OFF – –
STOP – –
INSERT Inserting operation into Tour program.
RESET Deleting Tour Program.
ALARM
INPUT number 1-8: OFF/ON
Of alarm inputs, designate the input number to which an alarm signal is
actually connected. Unless the alarm input settings are performed, alarm is
not activated even if the alarm signal is received.
REPORT number 1-8: OFF/ON Specify the terminal that transmits alarm input information to the controller.
ACTIVE STATE number 1-8: CLOSE/OPEN Specify whether to receive alarm signal information with make or break
contact.

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PRIORITY
number 1-8:
A
LARM/MANUAL/TIMER
– 3s/5s/10s/15s/20s/30s/
45s/1min
Specify whether to display the set alarm ID on the screen and forcibly
execute alarm operation or give priority to operation when an alarm signal is
received.
ALARM : Ignores commands from the controller and starts alarm operation.
MANUAL : Initiates alarm operation only while operating the initial program.
TIMER : Initiates alarm operation after the preset time elapses. When the
initial program is operating, alarm operations are initiated
immediately.
ACTION
number 1-8: OFF/***POS/
A
UX1 ON/AUX1 OFF/
A
UX2 ON/AUX2 OFF/
TOUR1-16/TRACE1-2/HOME
Specify the camera’s operation (Action) when an alarm signal is received.
INTERVAL number 1-8: 3s/5s/10s/15s/20s/
30s/45s/1min/3min/5min/LEVEL
Specify the period of time that alarm conditions are maintained when an
alarm signal is received.
RESET ACTION
number 1-8: OFF/***POS/
A
UX1 ON/AUX1 OFF/
A
UX2 ON/AUX2 OFF/
TOUR1-16/TRACE1-2/HOME
Specify the camera’s operation when alarm conditions are reset.
ALARM DATA Alarm log recorded most recently takes precedence.
Up to 16 latest logs can be displayed.
AU
X
AUX1
INITIAL STATE-OFF/OＮ
ON STATE-CLOSE/OPEN
TYPE - MOMENTARY/LATCH
ON TIME
- NO LIMIT/1s/2s/3s/5s/
10s/20s/30s
The AUX1 is an open collector type contact. The controller’s auxiliary switch
is used to control it.
AUX2 (*2)
TYPE - MOMENTARY/LATCH
ON TIME
- NO LIMIT/1s/2s/3s/5s/
10s/20s/30s
The AUX2 is a relay type contact. The controller’s defroster switch is used to
control it.
TIME
R
PROGRAM
number 1-16: REPEAT
- OFF/DAILY/M-F/WEEKLY
TIME
A
CTION - ***POS/AUX1 ON/
A
UX1 OFF/AUX2 ON/AUX2
OFF
TOUR1-16/TRACE1-2/HOME
CLEAR - NO/YES
Predetermined operations can be set to be performed at preset times.
Select the program from Preset Memory, Home Position Change, Auto
Operation, and Contact Control. The programs can also be set for several
types of operation, including “one time only,” “daily preset times,” and
“weekly.” Up to 16 programs can be set for a timer.
TIME DISPLAY 12H/24H The time display can be set to 12-hour or 24-hour display formats.
DATE DISPLAY MM/DD/YY, DD/MM/YY,
YY/MM/DD
The date display can be set for month/day/year, day/month/year or
year/month/day display formats.
ENTER TIME Time can be set in the order of hour/ minute/ second.
ENTER DATE The display formats of Month/Day/Year or Day/Month/Year follows the date
display setting.

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SUMMER TIME OFF/ＯＮ/SET
- FIRST DAY/LAST DAY
Enables summer time between 2:00 AM on the set first day of summer time
and 2:00 AM on the last day.
OFF: Disables summer time.
ON : Enables summer time.
SET: Performs summer time setting.
MANUA
L
ZOOM SCALABLE
P/T ON/OFF
Rotation speed relative to zoom ratio can be set to OFF. Select OFF when
the function of reducing the rotation speed during telescopic operation is not
needed.
P/T LIMIT OFF/ON/CLEAR
Designate the pan and tilt rotation range limits.
OFF : Disables rotation limits.
ON : Enables rotation limits.
The camera does not tilt between –90°and –185°.
CLEAR: Deletes all rotation limit positions.
P/T LIMIT SETTING LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN Set the pan and tilt rotation range.
MAX P/T SPEED 120/160/240/360/A/8/16/24/
40/60/90
Set the maximum speed of panning and tilt in manual operation.
The larger the figure is, the faster pan and tilt speeds.
“A” : Operates at a constant speed of “25” without acceleration or
deceleration.
FLIP OFF/AUTO/MECHANICAL
This function flips the image shown on the monitor when the camera stops
executing a tilt operation (rotating the camera vertically) between –90° to
–185°. (Factory default : OFF)
OFF : Turns the Flip function off.
AUTO: Turns the Flip function on.
MECHANICAL: Turns the Mechanical Flip function on. This function flips the
image shown on the monitor by rotating the camera 180°in the panning
direction while its tilt operation (rotating the camera vertically) is going on at
the range of –90°.
UP LIMIT ON/OFF
When the camera’s vertical rotation is set to horizontal (0°or –180°) with the
joystick, the camera’s case may appear at the top of the screen, causing a
dark patch. Setting this switch to the ON position limits the tilt angle, as
shown at right, and reduces the amount of case visible onscreen. (Factory
default : ON)
MAINTENANCE
INITIALIZE NO/YES
In the combination camera’s preset memory playback function, a stepping
motor is controlled by open loop. Therefore, if the camera is used for long
uninterrupted periods of time, the camera position may deviate from the
original settings. In such cases, deviation can be corrected with
re-initialization.

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REFRESH OFF/EVERY/SUN-SAT
If the camera is used for long uninterrupted periods of time, the camera
position may deviate when the position is played back. In such cases,
deviation can be corrected using the auto-refresh function. Also, if the
camera’s horizontal rotation contacts get dirty, the displayed image may
become distorted or manual horizontal rotation interrupted. In such cases,
the auto-refresh function cleans horizontal rotation contacts periodically.
OFF : Not refreshed.
EVERY : Refreshes at set time each day.
SUN-SAT : Refreshes at set time and day each week.
PASSWORD ON/OFF/SET
Set the password to be required when activating Maintenance menu
screen.
ON : When “ON” is selected, the Password Setting screen will be displayed
when displaying the Maintenance screen.
OFF: The selection of “OFF” will establish no password required when
entering the Maintenance screen.
SET: Displays the Password setting screen.
MOTOR POWER OFF/ON When the preset camera position frequently deviates from its original
position, the symptom may be improved by setting the Motor Power to ON.
FACTORY PRESET NO/YES Used to return all settings to initial status set by the factory.
AUTO ADJUST OFF1/OFF2/ON1/ON2
Positional deviation can be set to be automatically corrected when it occurs.
Perform correction when the camera has rotated to some degree of
deviation.
OFF1: No automatic correction.
OFF2: Displays a circle indication at the upper center of the screen if
positional deviation is detected.
ON1 : Automatically corrects positional deviation.
ON2 : Displays a circle indication at the upper center of the screen if
positional deviation is detected, and deletes the indicator when deviation is
corrected.
DATA BACKUP MAIN→BACKUP /
MAIN←BACKUP
Setting data can be transferred to or read out from the backup memory.
However, data cannot be backed up for Privacy Masking, alarm logs, date,
and time. When setting data has been transferred from the backup memory
to the main memory during repair or replacement of equipment, set the
preset memory again. Since each camera’s basic information is backed up
in preset memory, preset positions can deviate if the data is transferred to
another camera.
MOTION
DETECTION (*1) 1POS/2POS/254POS/255POS
When any movement is detected within the set area, preset positions can
be played back, the tour sequence is called up, or the contact opened and
closed. This function is not a dedicated device for prevention of fire, etc. TOA
takes no responsibility for any incidental loss or accidents. While the motion
detection function is operating, certain other functions (slow shutter, day &
night, Privacy Masking) cannot be used.

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FUNCTION
A
REA1-8
OFF/ON-L/ON-M/ON-H
Set locations for motion detection sensors.
OFF : No movement detected.
ON–L: Detects movement at low sensitivity.
ON–M: Detects movement at intermediate sensitivity.
ON–H: Detects movement at high sensitivity.
ACTION
A
REA1-8
OFF/***POS/TOUR1-16/
TRACE1-2/ALARM1-8/
A
UX1 ON/AUX1 OFF/
A
UX2 ON/AUX2 OFF
Set operations that will take place when sensors are activated.
OFF : No operation.
***POS : Presets to the designated position.
TOUR1–16: Activates the selected camera’s Tour sequence.
TRACE1, TRACE2: Activates selected trace functions.
AUX1 ON, AUX1 OFF, AUX2 ON, AUX2 OFF
: Performs specified operations at specified contact numbers.
ALARM1–8: Activates the alarm and performs the same operation as when
an alarm signal is received at the specified alarm number.
PRIVACY MASK (*1) SET/CLEAR/PATTERN
SET MASK1-8
When there are locations that are required to be kept out of view in a
camera scene, up to 8 of such locations can be masked out of view.
Setting Privacy Masking to ON automatically disables the Auto-Flip function.
Only two （C-CC564 、C-CC764 ）or only four （C-CC574 、C-CC774 ）
masking areas can be displayed on the same screen. Depending on the
masked area and its size, the number of masking areas that can be set
decreases.
CLEAR MASK1-8 - NO/YES Clearing the Privacy Masking.
PATTERN FULL/HALF
Two different patterns are available: One is a Full pattern that completely
hides the masked area and the other is a Half pattern that makes it
semi-transparent.
LANGUAGE ENGLISH/DEUTSCH/
FRANÇAIS/ITALIANO
(*1) C-CC564 , C-CC574 , C-CC764 , C-CC774
(*2) C-CC564 , C-CC574
(*3) C-CC574 , C-CC774

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1. BEFORE SETTING
1.1. Address Display When Turning Power On
When the camera’s power is turned on, the camera performs the initial operation (initializing operation) and
simultaneously the camera address appears on the monitor. After the completion of initial operation and peripheral
device connections, the camera can be controlled and the camera address screen will disappear.
Notes
• In the place of “***”, a camera address such as “001” will be
displayed.
The area on the screen at right will flash.
• The alphabets and numeral appearing in the place of “*****
- *****” of the screen are for maintenance, not the indication
caused by equipment failure.
1.2. Keys used to Settings
Settings can be performed by the equipment itself to be controlled or from the remote controller connected to the
equipment.
Use the joystick and each key on the C-RM500.
[ C-RM500 Top ]
HOW TO SETTING
XXXXXXXO XXXXXXX XXOXX
38400BPS
CAMERA ADDRESS***
P-NTSC
*****-*****
Menu start switchMenu start switch
Numerical keypad
Set keyClear keyJoystickFocus keyZoom key
Camera address screen

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1.3. Setting Basic Operation
Menu screen to be displayed and the operation slightly differ depending on the connected equipment, however there is
no difference in basic operation.
More particularly, refer to the instruction manual, operation manual or set up manual enclosed with each equipment.
Menu key
• Use the Menu Start switch to enter the menu screen or exit the menu screen.
• Press the Menu Start switch to exit the menu screen in any screen status.
Joystick key
• Tilt the joystick upward or downward to move the cursor position on the setting items.
• Tilt the joystick left or right to change the setting contents.
• Used to rotate the camera when performing preset settings or Auto Mode camera settings.
Set key
Press the Set key to determine the setting items or setting contents, moving the cursor or to the next setting, followed by
screen change.
Clear key
• Press the Clear key to return the screen from the current screen (or status) to the last previous screen (status).
• Used to correct figures entered.
Numerical keypad
Used to enter camera number and camera position number.
Zoom key
Used to perform preset and zoom operation settings.
Focus key
Used to perform preset and focus operation settings.
[ Operation Method ]
C-RM500
Menu Screen Display
Menu Screen Exit Menu Start switch
Setting contents Change Tilt joystick
upward/ downward/ left/ right
Setting item selection Tilt joystick
upward/ downward/ left/ right
Setting item determination Set key
Returning setting screen Clear key
Figure clear Clear key
Camera number setting
Position setting Numerical Keypad
Zoom setting Zoom key
Focus setting Focus key

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2. ENTERING CAMERA MENU SCREEN
1. Press the Menu key. (When a password is required,
enter it with the numerical keypad.) The menu screen is
displayed on the remote controller’s liquid crystal display.
2. With the joystick, select “CAMERA MENU” and press
the Set key.
The display is placed in the standby mode for the entry
of a camera number to call up the camera menu.
3. Enter the camera number with the numerical keypad,
and press the Set key. The liquid crystal display shows
the selected camera’s camera menu screen.
4. Select the desired item with the joystick, and perform
the required settings on each setting screen.
MANUAL
MAINTENANCE
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
AUTO MODE
ALARM
AUX
TIMER
CAMERA MENU
ID SETTING
CAMERA SETTING CAM
→PRESET
Camera menu screen
Menu
OPERATION MODE
CAMERA MENU * * *CH

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3. SELECTING THE LANGUAGE
The language to be displayed on the screen can be selected among English, German, French and Italian.
(Factory default: English)
1. Select "LANGUAGE" on the Camera Menu screen
with the joystick, then press the Set key.
he arrow (→) moves to “ENGLISH” (factory default).
2. Select "ENGLISH," "DEUTSCH," "FRANÇAIS," or
"ITALIANO" with the joystick, then press the SET key.
The screen switches to the Menu screen of the
selected language.
AUTO MODE
ALARM
AUX
CAMERAMENU
PRESET
ID SETTING
CAMERA SETTING CAM
TIMER
MANUAL
MAINTENANCE
LANGUAGE →ENGLISH
Language selecting screen

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4. SETTING PRESETS
Settings such as camera direction, lens angular field of view, and focus can be preset in advance. Up to 255
positions can be set.
4.1. Entering Presets into the Memory
Note
Positions cannot be preset in the electronic zoom range or in flip mode.
Presetting is possible only for parts other than the electronic zoom or when the Flip function has been disabled. It is
recommended that the Auto-Flip function be temporarily turned off when entering presets into the memory of the
C-CC564, C-CC574, C-CC764 or C-CC774.
1. Select “PRESET” on the camera menu screen and press the Set key.
The Preset Settings screen is displayed.
2. Select “MEMORY” and press the Set key.
The arrow key (→)moves in the place of “***” .
3. Enter the camera position number with the numerical keypad,
and press the Set key. The place of “***” shows the input
camera number.
Note: Positions between 1 and 255 can be set.
MANUAL
MAINTENANCE
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
AUTO MODE
ALARM
AUX
TIMER
CAMERA MENU
ID SETTING
CAMERA SETTING CAM
→PRESET
Camera menu screen
MEMORY ALL RESET NO
AUTO RETURN OFF
HOME 1POS
PRESET FREEZE OFF
*PRESET*
READJUST ALL POS ***POS
MEMORY RESET
→MEMORY
Preset setting screen
6: O 14:
X
7: O 15: X
8: O 16: X
2: O 10:
X
3: O 11:
X
4: O 12:
X
5: O 13:
X
*PRESET*
MEMORY →***POS
-------------------------------------------
1: O 9:
X
Preset memory screen

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4. Press the Set key.
The position setting screen (the selected camera image) is
displayed.
Note
“*** – ***” on the first line of the Setting screen indicates the
camera number on the left and the position number on the right.
5. Operating the joystick, Zoom key, and Focus key, move the
camera to the desired position, then press the Set key.
6. Operate the joystick, Zoom key, and Focus key further more to
fine adjust, then press the Set key.
The designated camera position for preset memory is performed.
* * * - * * *
SETTING
Preset memory setting screen
* * * - * * *
FINE SETTING
Preset memory fine setting screen