Vicon VC-700WDR User manual

VC-700WDR
COLOR DOME CAMERAS
About this manual
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Before installing and using the camera, please read this manual carefully.
Be sure to keep it handy for later reference.
This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to the
National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 and all local codes.
Installers should use appropriate hardware mounting materials.

Surface-Mount configuration In-Ceiling configuration
Dimensions : inch (mm)

PRECAUTIONS
■Do not open or modify
Do not open the case except during maintenance and installation, as it may be
dangerous and cause damages.
■Do not put objects inside the unit
Make sure that no metal objects or flammable substances
get inside the camera. This could cause fire, short-circuits or damages.
■Be careful when handling the unit
To prevent damage, do not drop the camera or subject it to strong shock or
vibration.
■Install away from electric or magnetic fields
■Protect from humidity and dust
■Protect from high temperature
Be careful when installing close to the ceiling , in a kitchen or boiler room,
as the temperature may rise to high levels.
■Cleaning
Dirt can be removed from the case only by wiping it with a soft cloth moistened
with a soft detergent solution.
■Mounting Surface
The mounting surface material must be strong enough to support the camera.

TROUBLESHOOTING
Before sending the camera out for repair, check the items below.
If the problem persists after checking these items, contact your service center.
■If no image appears
▪Is the coaxial cable attached securely?
▪Are the power and voltage normal?
▪Has the iris of the lens inside the camera been adjusted correctly
(with the level volume) ?
▪Is there adequate illumination?
■If the image is unclear
▪Is the lens in focus?
▪Is the lens dirty?
▪Dirt or fingerprints on the lens can adversely affect the images.
Gently wipe any dirt or fingerprints off the lens with a soft cloth or lens
cleaning paper and cleaning fluid (commercially available).
▪Is the monitor adjusted correctly?

LENS ADJUSTMENT
1. Adjust the panning (360˚) and tilt (90˚) position.
2. Set the zoom position by using Zoom Lever Screw.
3. Set the focus by using Focus Lever Screw.
4. Loosen set screws (using small M1.0 Hex L-wrench provided) to adjust roll
(turns camera position top/bottom).
PAN SET
SCREW
(2X)
TILT
90˚ZOOM
FOCUS

SPECIFICATION
General Spec NTSC PAL
CCDType
Total number of pixels
Min illumination
Video Output
Resolution
S/N Ratio
Gamma
Wide Dynamic Range 102dB(typical), 120dB(max)
Shutter Speed 1/60s - 1/100,000s 1/50s - 1/100,000s
SyncSystem
White Balance
Power Input
Video Output
Voltage
Power Consumption
Lens
Operation Temp
Operation humidity
3.3-12mm or 9-22mm
14°F ∼131°F (- 10℃∼+55℃)
48dB or more(AGC of f)
0.45
Up to 90％(non-condensing)
Connectors
Wire
BNC Cable
ElectricSpec
12VDC(10 - 16V) or 24VAC
2.0W
Mechanical Spec
Internal (12VDC) / External (Line Lock, 24VAC)
Auto , manual
1/3" PIXIM CMOS progressive
742(H) X 552 (V)
0.06fc(0.6Lux) F1.2, 30IRE at COLOR
0.008fc(0.08Lux) F1.2, 30IRE at BW(TDN)
1.0Vp-p/75 ohm Composite
540 TV Lines

CONNECTIONS
12VDC-24VAC
12VDC-24VAC
RED (+)
BLACK (-)
11.8in
(300mm
)
RED (+)
BLACK (-)
VIDEO
VIDEO

CAUTION
The use of a UL Listed Class 2 power supply is required to ensure compliance with
electrical safety standards.
Check for polarity when using a 12VDC power supply.
Cable for connection to portable monitor, provided.
When using a portable monitor, terminate at 75ohms (at last device).

Surface-Mount Base In-Ceiling Base

■CAMERA SETTINGS
CAMERA SETTINGS

WDR Camera Adjustments
The adjustments are done via an OSD menu using a joystick on the WDR board. The camera must be
connected to a portable (local) monitor to use the menu system. Use the cable included in the
accessory kit. There is a 2-position DIP switch on the camera board to set NTSC or PAL. This is
factory set. If it is necessary to change this setting, set switch 1 to ON for NTSC and OFF for PAL.
Switch 2 has no function.
Pressing the joystick down (Center) accesses the menu mode and confirms settings. Moving the
j
oystick up or down chooses the desired menu selection (UP direction is marked). Moving the joystic
k
to the right or left chooses the desired menu feature adjustment.
Push the Center key for 3 seconds to access the Main menu. From there, using the joystick, select the
feature to be programmed, Setup ID, Lens, WDR, WB Control, AGC, Low Light, Sync, Day/Night or
Exit.
Setup ID
The camera ID can be set to display on the monitor (ON) or not display on the monitor (OFF, default).
The camera ID is a user selectable title for the camera that is up to 12 characters. If display option is
ON, the ID can be set to display on either the top or bottom of the screen in the left, right or center
position (default is up/left).
Lens
Select whether the lens on the camera is manual or autoiris (DC, default). For DC lenses, the DC level
can be adjusted from 20 to -42 to control the brightness of the image (default is -18). (Note: all
cameras in this series have autoiris lenses).

WDR
The Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) level can be adjusted from 20 to -20 (default is -2). The Exposure
Level can be set for from 18 to -18 (default is 0).
WB Control
The White Balance can be controlled by:
ATW (default): The camera automatically controls the white balance in any environment
AWB: One time automatic adjustment for a specific environment. When the environment changes,
this setting must be adjusted. Select AWB and push the joystick to enter menu to adjust the setting
for the particular environment. Hold the joystick to lock this white balance setting.
Manual: User can adjust the colors by increasing or decreasing the WB level from 2500K to 9500 K
(default is 4500K).
A
GC
A
utomatic Gain Control (AGC) can be set ON (default), to activate the feature to adjust the AGC level
from 0 to 36 dB (default is 32), or OFF, to deactivate the automatic gain feature, level 43 to -34 (default
is 0).
Low Light
The user can control image brightness by adjusting the shutter speed. Select:
Slow Shutter (default): AGC level from 28 to 42 (default is 42), Max Field, for shutter to open X2, X4,
X8, X16, X32 (default X2).
B&W SS: Black-and-white slow shutter.
Gain: Makes the picture brighter.

Day/Night
The user can select how the day/night function is set for changing from color to black-and-white:
AUTO (default): Color BW Level 20 to 35 (default is 32); BW Color level 0 to 10 (default is 5).
Color
BW
Exit Menu
When selecting Exit, the user can:
EXIT NO CHANGES: Exits the menu system without making any changes
SAVE NEW AND EXIT: Save all changes made before exiting the menu system
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS: Revert all settings back to factory defaults
SW REV: Version information

INSTALLATION
A
B
D
C
E F
2.46(R62.5)
2.30(R58.5)
4-0.17(Θ4.3)
2.46(R62.5)
2.30(R58.5)
360˙

This model can be either mounted to a surface (like a ceiling or
wall) or installed into the ceiling, with or without an electrical box.
1 Use the large (Torx T20) L-Wrench to loosen the 4 screws (B) securing
the dome assembly.
2 For surface-mount installations, align the mounting base (D) with the
mounting surface; mark the mounting screw holes and then drill the four
holes. For in-ceiling installations not mounting to a 4x4 electrical box,
mark the holes in the camera assembly (C) and then drill the holes. For
in-ceiling installations, (D) is not used.
3 For in-ceiling installations, cut a hole (diameter: 2.9 in./73 mm) in the
ceiling for routing the cables.
4 Route the power cable(s) and video cable(s) to the installation location.
5 Align the four mounting holes in (D) with the holes in the ceiling.
Using the four screws and anchors provided (G), if appropriate for
mounting surface, fasten the mounting base to the wall/ceiling. Using the
other four screws provided, secure the camera assembly (C) to the
mounting base. For in-ceiling installations, align the holes in (C) with
the holes drilled in the ceiling and secure the camera assembly with the
hardware provided, if appropriate. If installing to an electrical box, secure
(C) with the screws provided.
6 Pass the power cable (E) and video cable (F) from the camera unit
through the cable hole in the ceiling. For surface-mounted units, cabling
is routed through the knockout hole in the side of the unit.
7 Carry out the settings and adjustments for the camera previously
described.
8 Secure the dome assembly (A) by tightening the screws (B).

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