Vanderbilt CCPS1317-LPOIR Quick guide

CCPS1317-LPOIR
650 TV Lines, 25M IR Bullet Camera
Configuration

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Contents
1Safety .......................................................................................................5
1.1 Warnings...................................................................................................5
1.2 Operating Notes........................................................................................5
2Safety regulation.....................................................................................6
2.1 FCC Compliance Statement .....................................................................6
2.2 CE Statement............................................................................................6
3Product overview ....................................................................................7
3.1 Before you begin.......................................................................................7
3.2 Unpack everything ....................................................................................7
3.3 Physical Characteristics............................................................................7
3.4 Routine Maintenance................................................................................8
4Installation and Connection...................................................................9
4.1 Mounting the camera ................................................................................9
4.2 Connecting the Wiring...............................................................................9
4.3 Adjusting the Camera Position................................................................10
4.4 Adjusting the zoom & focus (vari-focal) ..................................................11
5Administration and Configuration.......................................................12
5.1 LENS.......................................................................................................13
5.2 SHUTTER / AGC ....................................................................................14
5.3 WHITE BALANCE...................................................................................15
5.4 BACKLIGHT............................................................................................16
5.5 PICTURE ADJUSTMENT.......................................................................16
5.6 ATR*........................................................................................................17
5.7 MOTION DETECTION............................................................................17
5.8 PRIVACY ................................................................................................18
5.9 DAY/NIGHT.............................................................................................18
5.10 NOISE REDUCTION...............................................................................18
5.11 CAMERA ID ............................................................................................19
5.12 SYNC ......................................................................................................19
5.13 LANGUAGE ............................................................................................19
5.14 CAMERA RESET....................................................................................19
5.15 SAVE ALL...............................................................................................19
6Appendix: Specification.......................................................................20

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Safety
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1 Safety
1.1 Warnings
Installation and serving should be performed only by qualified and experienced
technicians to conform to all local codes and to maintain your warranty.
Warning! To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the product
to rain or moisture.
1.2 Operating Notes
Power Supply
This camera can operate on DC12V/AC24V.
Operating Conditions
Avoid viewing very bright objects (example, light fixtures) for extended periods.
Avoid operating or storing the unit in the following locations:
Extremely humid, dusty, hot/cold environments where the operating
temperature is outside the recommended range of 14°F to 122°F (-10°C
to +50°C)
Close to sources of powerful radio or TV transmitters
Close to fluorescent lamps or objects reflecting light
Under unstable light sources (may cause flickering)
WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). Correct
disposal of this product (applicable in the European Union and
other European countries with separate collection systems).
This product should be disposed of, at the end of its useful life,
as per applicable local laws, regulations, and procedures.

Safety regulation
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2 Safety regulation
2.1 FCC Compliance Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
2.2 CE Statement
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation. The manufacturer
declares that the equipment supplied with this guide is compliant with the
essential protection requirements of EMC directive and General Product Safety
Directive GPSD, conforming to requirements of standards EN61000-6-3 for
emissions, EN 50130-4 for immunity.

Product overview
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3 Product overview
The IR bullet series are ideal for outdoor installation in commercial and
residential environment.
3.1 Before you begin
Check read this user manual carefully before you install the camera. Keep this
user manual for future reference.
3.2 Unpack everything
Check that the items received match those listed on the order form and packing
slip. The camera series packing box includes:
One fully assembled camera
One user manual
One mounting template
One OSD Joystick
Three screw anchors
Three TP4x25mm tapping screws
Three washers
One caution card
One safety wire fitted to the camera
If any parts are missing or damaged, contact the dealer you purchased the
camera from.
3.3 Physical Characteristics
FIGURE 1-3: CCPS1317-LPOIR 1/2
Note: VALUES ARE MILLIMETERS.

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FIGURE 1-3: CCPS1317-LPOIR 2/2
TABLE 1-1: PICTORIAL INDEX DEFINITION
Index ＃
Description
1
Camera main body
2
Sun shield: Minimize the effects of rain and sunlight on image quality.
3
Externally adjustable focal length & focus
4
OSD menu joystick
To use the OSD menu joystick control:
Remove the screw cap first.
Press the OSD joystick control straight down to enter the Main menu or a
selected item.
Move the OSD joystick control UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT to navigate
through menus and options.
Attach the screw cap tightly.
5
Mount bracket: Connects to the Mount.
6
BNC connector: Connects to the VIDEO IN connector of the Monitor Video
Connector
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Power connector: Connects to the external power source: DC12V/AC24V
(Please refer to camera label.)
3.4 Routine Maintenance
Please use a soft and dry cloth to remove any fingerprint or dust to clean the
housing. For more stubborn stains, use a cloth dampened with a small quantity of
neutral detergent to wipe dry.
Caution
Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, benzene or thinners to
prevent damaging the surface finish.

Installation and Connection
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4 Installation and Connection
4.1 Mounting the camera
1. Use the supplied mounting template to drill three 5mm mounting holes, and
then insert the supplied anchors into the holes.
2. Place the three provided washers onto the three tapping screws.
3. Insert the screws to the screw holes on the camera bracket, and then tighten
the screws to the anchors to attach the camera.
Recommendation:
To prevent the camera from falling off, we suggest to tighten a safety wire to a
firm place (ceiling slab or wall).
FIGURE 2.1 MOUNTING THE CAMERA
Note
Depending on the material of your mounting surface, you may
require different screws and anchors than those supplied.
4.2 Connecting the Wiring
1. Pass all the signal cables through the mounting bracket.
2. Optionally connect a video monitor to the BNC connector if you want to
perform focus/zoom adjustments during the installation.
Safety Wire (fall prevention wire).

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FIGURE 2.2 CONNECTING THE WIRING
Note
For static electricity protection, ensure that the rubber pad is placed
inside the mounting bracket base.
4.3 Adjusting the Camera Position
1. Loosen the two screws (left and right) first (just rotate slightly one circle or the
screws will fall down).
2. Rotate the Retaining ring then you will be able to hold the camera and adjust
its angle.
3. Fasten the screws and retaining ring to ensure the desired angle.
FIGURE 2.3-1 FIGURE 2.3-2

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4.4 Adjusting the zoom & focus (vari-focal)
It can be adjusted once the screw is fully loosened. Please be careful when
adjusting Tele/Wide and Near/Far so as to prevent damaging the lens.
Figure 2.4 Adjusting the zoom & focus
Caution
Tighten the screws to prevent from water leakages.
Near& Far Control
Tele& Wide Control
OSD joystick

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5 Administration and Configuration
Press the ENTER key next to the joystick to open the Main menu. Use the
UP/DOWN functions of the joystick control to move the cursor to the item you
want to modify. A selected menu item will be blinking.
Press UP: Press to move the cursor up.
Press Down: Press to move the cursor down.
Enter button: Hold down on the joystick to enter the selected item or change the
settings of the selected item.
Press Right: Press it to change the settings of the selected item.
Press Left: Press it to change the settings of the selected item.
Note: When an item is selected, it will be highlighted.
Use the OSD menu to set up the camera for optimum performance.
FIGURE 3-1 MAIN MENU
SETUP MENU
LENS AUTO
SHUTTER/AGC AUTO
WHITE BAL ATW
BACKLIGHT OFF
PICT ADJUST
ATR OFF
MOTION DET OFF
NEXT
EXIT SAVE ALL
SETUP MENU
PRIVACY OFF
DAY/NIGHT AUTO
NR
CAMERA ID OFF
SYNC INT
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
CAMERA RESET
BACK
EXIT SAVE ALL

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Set up menu
Default set
Menu
Lens
AUTO
AUTO/Manual
Shutter/AGC
AUTO
AUTO (high luminance, low luminance)/ Manual (Mode,
Shutter, AGC)
WHITE BAL
ATW
ATW/Push Lock/User 1/ User 2/Anti CR/Manual
Backlight
OFF
OFF/BLC/HLC
Pict Adjust
Option
Mirror, Bright, Contrast, Sharpness, Hue, Gain
ATR
OFF
OFF/ON (Luminance, Contrast)
Motion Det
OFF
OFF/ON (Dect Sense, Block DISP, Motion Area, Area Sel)
Privacy
OFF
OFF/ON (Area Sel, Color, Transp, Mosaic)
NR
OFF
NR Mode (Off, Y, C)
Y Level
C Level
Camera ID
OFF
OFF/ON
SYNC
INT
INT/LL
Language
English
ENGLISH / SPANISH / RUSSIAN / GERMAN / FRENCH /
JAPANESE / PORTUGUESE or SIMPLIFIED CHINESE
Camera
Reset
Exit
Save All
FIGURE 3-2 OSD MENU TREE
5.1 LENS
Select Auto or Manual lens function. The default setting is AUTO (Auto Iris lens).
Move the joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to select Auto or Manual Lens. Enter
the AUTO submenu as shown in the figure. Move the joystick control UP or
DOWN to open, close, or set IRIS to auto mode. Move the joystick control UP or
DOWN to adjust the DC Iris Lens convergence speed.
If the speed value is less, the IRIS will become slower. If the speed value is
higher, the IRIS will become faster.
AUTO IRIS
TYPE DC
MODE AUTO
SPEED 080
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5.2 SHUTTER / AGC
Set Shutter speed/AGC (Auto Gain Control) function. The default setting is
AUTO. Move the joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to select AUTO or MANUAL.
SUGGESTED USE:
DC Lens: When using DC lens, it is recommended to set SHUTTER/AGC to
AUTO mode. Enter the AUTO submenu as shown in the figure. Move the joystick
control UP or DOWN to adjust HIGH LUMINANCE MODE to AUTO IRIS.
Manual Lens: When using MANUAL lens, it is recommended to set
SHUTTER/AGC to AUTO mode. Enter the AUTO submenu as shown in the
figure. Move the joystick control UP or DOWN to adjust HIGH LUMINANCE
MODE and LOW LUMINANCE setting.
AUTO IRIS and SHUT+AUTO IRIS difference
Use DC lens and setting to AUTO IRIS mode for normal condition application
environments. The IRIS level will be controlled by camera brightness.
Use DC lens and setting to SHUT+AUTO IRIS mode for high light application
environments. The exposure will be controlled by AES or the DC Iris. The
iris level will be controlled by camera brightness.
The shutter speed is variable from 1/50(1/60) sec to the 1/10Ksec and the AGC
is selectable depending on your environment condition.
AUTO SETUP
HIGH LUMINANCE
MODE AUTO IRIS
BRIGHTNESS 028
LOW LUMINANCE
MODE AGC
BRIGHTNESS x 0.75
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Note: Menu settings for Lens and Shutter/AGC
When the camera first starts up the menu setting for Lens=Auto (Mode=Auto)
and the settings for Shutter/AGC= High Luminance=Auto Iris
When you change Lens=Manual then the default settings for Shutter/AGC=
High Luminance=Shut
When you change Lens=Auto then the settings for
Shutter/AGC=Shut+AutoIris (this is not the default value of menu setting
when first turned on)
5.3 WHITE BALANCE
WHITE BAL controls color on the screen. The default is ATW. The color
temperature range is 2500°K ~ 9500°K. Move the joystick control LEFT or
RIGHT to select ATW (Auto White Balance), PUSH, PUSH LOCK, USER1,
USER2, Anti CR (Anti Color Rolling Suppression) or MANUAL mode. Enter the
ATW submenu as shown in the figure. Move the joystick control UP or DOWN to
select the desired value. Select ATW (Auto White Balance) when the scene
illumination varies between indoor scenes and outdoor scene lighting.
Note
When setting different value of ATW FRAME and application
environment, the color temperature range of white balance will be
changed. The color temperature range of x0.50 of ATW FRAME will
be smaller than x2.00.
MANUAL SETUP
MODE SHUT+AGC
SHUTTER 1/50(1/60)
AGC 6.00
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ATW
SPEED 239
DELAY CNT 016
ATW FRAME x 1.00
ENVIRONMENT INDOOR
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If MANUAL mode is selected, you can adjust LEVEL from 15 to 73.
If USER1 or USER2 mode is selected, you can adjust B-GAIN and R-GAIN value
from 0 to 255.
If PUSH mode in the appropriate position is selected, the whole area will perform
white balance.
If PUSH LOCK mode in the appropriate position is selected, WHITE BALANCE
will perform once.
If ANTI CR mode in the appropriate position is selected, the whole area will
effectively restrain color cast.
5.4 BACKLIGHT
Set Backlight Compensation (BLC) function. The default is OFF. Move the
joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to select OFF, BLC or HLC (Highlight
Compensation) mode. When switching to BLC, the function controls the light
level to overcome severe backlighting conditions. HLC is activated automatically
depending on the shooting condition (detects night and high-luminance)
BLC and HLC are the functions that achieve the brightness of a selected area to
an optimum image level. Due to the intense light coming from the back of objects
in the area expected to view, the auto iris lens tends to close and areas desired
to see become dark and invisible.
5.5 PICTURE ADJUSTMENT
Set Picture Adjustment function. Enter PICT ADJUST submenu as shown in the
figure. Move the joystick control UP or DOWN to set picture Brightness, Contrast,
Sharpness, Hue, or Gain value. In addition, you can set MIRROR to the ON
mode to get the picture back to front.
PICT ADJUST
MIRROR OFF
BRIGHTNESS 000
CONTRAST 128
SHARPNESS 128
HUE 118
GAIN 123
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5.6 ATR*
Set ATR (Adaptive Tone-curve Reproduction) function. The default is OFF. Move
the joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to select the ON mode then enter to the ATR
submenu, in order to optimize LUMINACE and CONTRAST of the image.
*Also known as Wide Dynamic Range. This function expands the video dynamic
range of the camera and improves visibility of images even in high contrast envi-
ronments.
5.7 MOTION DETECTION
Set Motion Detection function. MOTION DET allows detecting moving objects on
the screen. The default is OFF. Move the joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to
select the ON mode then enter to the MOTION DET submenu. You can set 4
motion areas to detect moving objects and to adjust the motion detection
sensitivity. Use the LEFT/RIGHT functions of the joystick control to set the
sensitivity from 000 to 127.
Switch BLOCK DISP to ON. If something is moving in the area, the image will
show blocks. It is just a warning message to the user. Press the ENTER button
for around 2~3 sec to leave the BLOCK DISP menu.
ATR
LUMINANCE MID
CONTRAST MID
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MOTION DET
DETECT SENSE 111
BLOCK DISP OFF
MONITOR AREA OFF
AREA SEL 1/4
TOP 000
BOTTOM 000
LEFT 000
RIGHT 000
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5.8 PRIVACY
Set PRIVACY function. The default setting is OFF. Move the joystick control
LEFT or RIGHT to select the ON mode then enter to the PRIVACY submenu.
You can configure 8 privacy positions, set 8 privacy areas, choose different color
zones and set transparency of 8 privacy zones. However if you enable the
MOTION DET function, the PRIVACY function will support 4 zones only. In
addition, the image of PRIVACY can allow you to set MOSAIC function.
5.9 DAY/NIGHT
The camera will automatically switch to Black and White (B/W) mode when the
illumination is under a certain threshold. There is no need to adjust this setting.
Under B/W mode, you can set BURST to be ON or OFF.
The camera option uses 28pcs IR LEDs for supplemental lighting. This allows the
camera to function under zero lux illumination when IR is on, creating an effective
IR illumination distance up to 25 meters.
5.10 NOISE REDUCTION
You can configure the 2D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) settings and reduce
noise on the screen. Enter the NR submenu as shown in the figure below. Move
the joystick control UP or DOWN to set NR MODE. When you enable the NR
MODE to the Y (BRIGHT) / C (COLOR), C LEVEL or Y LEVEL mode, you can
adjust Y LEVEL or C LEVEL depending on your environment condition.
Note
In dark areas, you can reduce the noise by increasing the Y Level,
while the color noise can be reduced by increasing the C Level.
PRIVACY
REA SEL 1/8
TOP 000
BOTTOM 000
LEFT 000
RIGHT 000
COLOR 1
TRANSP 1.00
MOSAIC OFF
RETURN
NR
NR MODE OFF
Y LEVEL -
C LEVEL -
RETURN

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5.11 CAMERA ID
CAMERA ID displays ON or OFF. The default setting is OFF. You can set the
ON mode to add a camera title up to 26 characters with 2 lines and also select
where the title appears on the monitor screen.
5.12 SYNC
Set the sync mode as INT (internal) or LL (line lock) mode. Choose LL mode and
the submenu is shown as below. You can set phase from 000 to 624. The LL
option is only available with AC power.
Note
If the power supply is DC12V, the camera’s default setting is INT
mode; if the power supply is AC24V, the camera’s default setting is
LL mode.
5.13 LANGUAGE
OSD supports 8 multi built in languages. The default setting is English. Move the
joystick control LEFT or RIGHT to select the ENGLISH /JAPANESE / GERMAN /
FRENCH / RUSSIAN / PORTUGUESE / SPANISH / SIMPLIFIED CHINESE.
5.14 CAMERA RESET
Move to the CAMERA RESET mode then Press the ENTER key to recall factory
settings.
5.15 SAVE ALL
Save all settings and exit.
LL
PHASE 011
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Appendix: Specification
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6 Appendix: Specification
Model
25M IR Bullet (Vari-focal)
Model Name
CCPS1317-LPOIR
Format
PAL
Image System / IC
Image Device
SONY ICX 673/672AKA 1/3’’ Exview HAD CCD II
Pixel Elements
Effective pixels: 976 (H)×582（V）
Total pixels: 1020 (H)×596（V）
Optical System
Focal Length
f:3.3~12mm
F No
F 1.4
Angle of View
Wide: 89.8°(H), 63.6°（V）
Tele: 23.9°(H), 17.9°（V）
DN Mechanism
ICR DN
Electrical specification
TV System
2: 1 interlace
Video System
PAL
Horizontal Resolution
> 650TV lines
S/N Ratio
48dB(default)
> 52 dB by parameter adjustment
Minimum Illumination
Model IR, 0 lux (IR on)
Gain Control (AGC)
On / Off (selectable)
Synchronization System
Internal / Line Lock
Electric Shutter
1/50(1/60)~1/10K sec
White Balance
ATW/ Manual/ User/ Push/ Push lock
Gamma Compensation
0.45
Backlight Compensation
(BLC)
Off/ BLC/ HLC (High Light Compensation) (selectable)
DNR
2D
Motion Detection
Yes, 4 areas (max)
Privacy Zone
Yes, 8 zones (max)
OSD
Yes
ATR (Similar to WDR)
On / Off (selectable)
Multi Language
Yes (8 languages: English, Japanese, German, French, Russian, Por-
tuguese, Spanish, Simplified Chinese)
Video Output Signal
Video Output
VBS (1Vp-p, 75ohm, BNC)