Zoom 1/3 Inch CCD Day & Night 180x COLOR CAMERA User manual

M056-ZA180-002
Before installing and using the
camera, please read this manual
carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for
later reference.
About this manual
OPERATION MANUAL
1/3 Inch CCD Day & Night
180x COLOR ZOOM C A M E R A

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CONTENTS
1. Cautions
2. Precautions
3. Features
4. Components and Accessories
• Package
•Tripod Mounting
5. Overview
•Rear View
6. Installation
• Connecting to Monitor
• Connecting to Power
• Connecting to Connection
7. Operating Camera
• On Screen Display(OSD)
• OSD Menu Configuration
• Menu Setup
- LENS
- EXPOSURE
- WHITE BALANCE
- BLC
- DAY & NIGHT
- IMAGE
- SPECIAL
- TITLE
- PRIVACY
- DISPLAY
- MOTION DETECT
8. Communication Protocol
9. Specifications
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1.Cautions
INFORMATION
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference
at their own expense.
WARNING
Any Changes or modications in construction of this devices which are
not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the authority to operate the equipment.
CAUTION : To prevent electric shock and risk of re hazards:
- Do NOT use power sources except for that specied.
- Do NOT expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
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Correct Disposal of This Product
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with
separate collection systems)
This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicate that it should not
be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To
prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled
waste disposal, please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it
responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes purchased this
product, or their local government ofce, for details of where and how they can
take item for environmentally safe recycling.
Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and
conditions of the purchase contract.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they for disposal.
1. A regulated DC12V 500mA power supply is recommended for use with this camera
for the best picture and the most stable operation.
An unregulated power supply can cause damage to the camera.
When unregulated power supply is applied, product warranty will be
out of subject.
2. It is recommended that the camera is used with a monitor that has a CCTV quality
75 video impedance level.
If your monitor is switched to high impedance then please adjust accordingly.
3. Do not attempt to disassemble the camera to gain access to the internal
components. Refer servicing to your dealer.
4. Never face the camera towards the sun or any bright or reective light, which may
cause smear on the picture and possible damage to the CCD.
5. Do not remove the serial sticker for the warranty service.
NOTE
1.Cautions
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CAUTIONS
1
Do not operate under extreme temperature conditions.
Using the camera in temperatures exceeding 50˚C or below -10˚C may
lower image quality or cause the camera to malfunction.
Do not operate in high humidity environments.
Using the camera in places with high humidity may lessen picture quality
because of moisture on the lens.
Do not operate under unsteady lighting.
The camera will not work properly in places with great changes in
illumination intensity, such as uorescent lamps.
Do not attempt to disassemble the camera.
Do not drop the camera or subject it to physical shock.
It may damage the camera if dropped or subjected to strong impact.
Do not exposed to an intense light source such as direct sunlight
It may damage the CCD.
Do not exposed the camera to rain or other types of liquids.
It may damage the camera.
Do not exposed the camera to radioactivity.
It may damage the CCD.
2.Precautions
• Exposure to a spotlight or an object emitting strong light may cause smear or
blooming.
• Ensure that the power source complies with normal specications before supplying it
to the camera.
NOTE
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1/3 Inch Super HAD CCD
High resolution SONY 1/3 Inch Super HAD CCD II
with 380,000(NTSC) or 440,000(PAL) effective pixels, delivers an excellent signal-to-noise ratio,
exceptional low-light performance, enhanced FOV, and high image quality.
The minimum illumination required is 0.1 Lux(Day Mode, ICR OFF)
18x Optical Zoom
The Built-in 18x Optical zoom lens is a highly durable component. It features
Auto Focus, Auto Iris and Zoom functions.
SS-3 DSP Chip
SS-3 features a powerful SONY's DSP that can efciently remove image
noise, producing crisp and clear images even under low lighting conditions.
High Resolution
Featuring 550TV lines horizontal resolution in color mode and 570TV lines
horizontal resolution in BW mode.
Day & Night
The camera automatically determines whether it is night time or day time,
selecting operating mode automatically. The camera operates in color mode
during day light conditions and BW mode in night conditions for clearer
identication.
Privacy Masking
Privacy Zone masking protects private objects and areas. The camera sets
up to 15 places per screen simultaneously.
Multi-Protocol
Adopts various communications protocol, such as VISCA(SONY), LG, Pelco-
D/P compatible. It enables the camera to be compatible with other equipment.
3.Features
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FEATURES
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CAUTIONS
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4. Components and Accessories
Package
Operation Manual Mounting Tripod & Screw 18x Zoom Camera
Tripod Mounting
Attach the tripod to the camera. Use screws
included in the package or their
equivalent (less than 6mm). Otherwise,
the bracket may not assemble to the camera
properly.
Tripod Mounting Hole
Used to install the camera on an optional tripod.
The tripod must be equipped with screws with
specications shown on the right.
Operation
Manual
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5.Overview
Key Buttons
• Following buttons control zoom, focus, and auto focus functions.
W(WIDE) button : To widen the view. (ZOOM OUT)
T(TELE) button : To close in on a far object. (ZOOM IN)
N(NEAR) button : To see a near object clearly.
F(FAR) button : To see a far object clearly.
• Pressing the M(MENU) button prompts the main setup menu.
• Setup menu can be navigated using these buttons.
MENU(M) button : To access the main setup menu.
UP(T) button : To move the arrow indicator to up.
DOWN(W) button : To move the arrow indicator to down.
LEFT(N) button : To change date to down.
RIGHT(F) button : To change date to up.
Rear View
Video Out Jack
Power LED
Power Input
Terminal
Control
Interface
Key Buttons
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5. Overview
Control Interface
• Used to connect the remote control equipment.
Includes the RS-485 communication pin.
Zoom and focus functions can be controlled by using external signals.
Power LED
• Illuminates when power is supplied.
Video Output Jack
• Used to connect an external video monitor in jack.
Power Input Terminal
• Power supply terminal(DC12V± 10%)
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6.Installation
Connecting to Monitor
• Connect Video Out Jack to the monitor's Video In Jack as shown below.
• Connection methods may vary depending on the video equipment. Please refer to
the model specic instruction manual.
• Connect cables with the unit powered down.
Set the 75Ω / Hi - Z selection switch as shown below if you have an intermediate
device.
CAMERA
INTERMEDIATE END MONITOR
VIDEO VIDEO
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6.Installation
• Connect the power once the installation is complete.
• When connecting to the power source, make sure the polarity of the power adapter
is correct.
• Use a DC12V/500mA power source for the camera.
NOTE
Connecting to Power
Connect the power cable to the camera's power in as shown in the gure below
• As the voltage drop according to the length of the cable in the above table, a
camera may malfunction if there is an excessively long cable run.
• Voltage drops in the above table are variable according to types of cable
manufacturer.
Resistance of copper wire [at 20℃ (68˚F)]
Copper wire size
(AWG)
#24
(0.22㎟)
#22
(0.33㎟)
#20
(0.52㎟)
#18
(0.83㎟)
Resistance(Ω/m) 0.078 0.050 0.030 0.018
Voltage Drop(V/m) 0.028 0.018 0.011 0.006
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6.Installation
Control Interfaces(Communication Control Connector)
The camera can be controlled by using external controllers like as the keyboard
controller.(RS-485 Communication)
Connecting PC or DVR (Serial Port)
Connecting to RS-485 Controller
RS-232C TO RS-485 CONVERTER
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6.Installation
Connecting to External Controller
FUNC. FOCUS ZOOM
TELE COM +6V
WIDE COM -6V
NEAR +6V COM
FAR -6V COM
MENU +6V +6V
STOP COM COM
Controller Function Table
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6.Installation
External D&N Input / Output
• It can be switched to DAY mode or NIGHT mode by receiving the signal from
external light sensor or IR LED LAMP.
when D&N Mode is set " EXTERNAL" on the OSD menu of the Camera.
• It can be sent signal to other equipment like as IR LED lamp. In this case,
IR LED lamp can turn on using this signal.
J705 ①Day/Night EXT
②GND
J706 ①Day/Night Out
②GND
• This feature is available while using without case model.
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High(+5V) : NIGHT
LOW(GND) : DAY
High(+3.3V) : IR LED ON(NIGHT)
LOW(GND) : IR LED OFF(DAY)

7.Operating Camera
SETUP
1.LENS [┛]
2.EXPOSURE [┛]
3.WHITE BALANCE [┛]
4.BLC [┛]
5.DAY&NIGHT [┛]
6.IMAGE [┛]
7.SPECIAL [┛]
8.FACTORY DEFAULT
9.EXIT
LENS
FOCUS MODE ... AUTO
FOCUS LIMIT
... 50CM
ZOOM START ... x1
ZOOM STOP ... x180
ZOOM SPEED ... 15
E-ZOOM ... ON
INITIAL
RETURN
EXPOSURE
AE MODE ... SHUT FIX
BRIGHTNESS ... 8
FLICKERLESS ... OFF
SHUTTER ... 1/60
AGC LEVEL ... AUTO
MAX AGC GAIN ... 29dB
MAX FIELDS ... 512
INITIAL
RETURN
WHITE BALANCE
WB MODE ... MANUAL
WB CONTROL ... -
RED CONT ... 30
BLUE CONT ... 50
INITIAL
RETURN
OSD Menu Conguration
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BLC
BLC MODE ... OFF
BLC ZONE ... CENTER
BLC LEVEL ... 04
INITIAL
RETURN
DAY & NIGHT
D&N MODE ... AUTO
DETECT MODE ... SENSOR
DWELL TIME ... 5 SEC
D->N LEVEL ... 8 LUX
N->D LEVEL ... 100 LUX
BURST(NIGHT) ... OFF
INITIAL
RETURN
IMAGE
ROTATE ... NORMAL
FREEZE ... OFF
SHARPNESS ... 10
NEGATIVE ... OFF
INITIAL
RETURN
SPECIAL
CAM ID ... 001
LANGUAGE ... ENG
BAUDRATE ... 9600
TITLE ... [┛]
PRIVAC ... [┛]
DISPLAY ... [┛]
MOTION DETECT ... [┛]
INITIAL
RETURN
TITLE
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LOCATION ... [┛]
RETURN
PRIVACY
ZONE NUM. ... 3
CONTROL ... MASK
H START ... 10
V START ... 30
H WIDTH ... 200
V HEIGHT ... 110
COLOR ... BLACK
INITIAL
RETURN
DISPLAY
CAM ID ... ON
CAM TITLE ... ON
CAM STATE ... ON
ZOOM RATIO ... ON
MOTION DETECT ... OFF
POWER ON MSG. ... ON
STANDBY ... ON
INITIAL
RETURN
MOTION DETECT
ZONE NAME ... WINDOW0
CONTROL ... ON
H START ... 4
V START ... 2
H WIDTH ... 4
V HEIGHT ... 4
SENSITIVITY ... 8
ALARM ... OSD&COM
INITIAL
RETURN
[TITLE LOCATION] [M] [┛]
CAM TITLE
[T]↑[W]↓[N]←[F]→
7.Operating Camera
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7.Operating Camera
NO Function Format Description
①Focus
ND Focus Auto Mode
Focus Manual Mode or Focus Push Mode
A •
In case of Focus Push Mode, while pushing
the Focus Push Auto Key, Focus operats
as Automode temporary
②Rotate
ND Normal Image
Horizontal Rotate
Vertical Rotate
Horizontal&Vertical(180°) Rotate
③Backlight ND Backlight OFF
Backlight ON
On Screen Display
CAMERA STATE
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7.Operating Camera
④WB
ND Factory default
ATW Auto Trace WB Mode
PwB Push Auto Mode
IwB Indoor WB Mode
OwB Outdoor WB Mode
MwB Manual WB Mode
AwB Wide Range Trace Mode
⑤Shutter
Speed
ND Normal Shutter
(Automatic Shutter)
1/1 ~
1/ 100000
Manual Shutter
High Shutter 1/50(60) ~1/100000
Slow Shutter 1/1 ~ 1/25(30)
Flicker Free Mode (1/120(100))
⑥Freeze ND Normal (live) Image
Still Image
⑦Night shot
ND Day State (ICR OFF)
Night Shot State
(Removed the IR cut lter, ICR ON)
⑧Motion
Detect
Message
ND Normal Image
Motion is detected
⑨Title ********* Title (Max. 10 characters), This position is
adjustable (default : Left bottom side)
⑩Zoom Ratio x1~Dx180 Optical(x1 ~ x18), Digital(Dx18~Dx180)
⑪Camera ID ID:000 ~
ID:255 Camera Identication Number
⑫Standby STANDBY Stand-by Mode
⑬Power On
Msg - Informs the camera system settings. It is
displayed for 2 seconds after power on.
On Screen Display
CAMERA STATE
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7.Operating Camera
Function
Setup Key TELE(UP) BUTTON
FAR(RIGHT) BUTTON
MENU BUTTON
WIDE(DOWN) BUTTON
NEAR(LEFT) BUTTON
Menu Setup
Use the ve buttons on back of the camera.
1. Press the MENU button to access the main setup mode.
• Main setup menu is displayed on the monitor screen.
• The Menu consists of the "Main-Menu" and "Sub-Menu"
2. Select the desired feature using the TELE and WIDE button.
• Each pressing of the TELE or WIDE button moves the indicator to the
next or previous feature.
SETUP
1.LENS [┛]
2.EXPOSURE [┛]
3.WHITE BALANCE [┛]
4.BLC [┛]
5.DAY&NIGH [┛]
6.IMAGE [┛]
7.SPECIAL [┛]
8.FACTORY DEFAULT
9.EXIT
NEAR/FAR
TELE/WIDE
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7.Operating Camera
3. Select the desired feature using the TELE and WIDE button.
• The indicator moves up and down in the main menu feature.
• Move the arrow indicator to the desired feature.
Menu Setup
4. Change the status of the selected feature using the NEAR and FAR
button
• Pressing the NEAR/FAR button, the sub-menu is displayed.
• Press the TELE/WIDE button to move up and down the sub-menu.
category and set each category by pressing the NEAR/FAR button.
• When completed, move the arrow indicator to "RETURN" and press the
NEAR/FAR button.
5. Press the MENU button at the main-menu or sub-menu screen to hide the
menu.
• It does not apply when the MENU button is used for other uses.
SETUP
1.LENS [┛]
2.EXPOSURE [┛]
3.WHITE BALANCE [┛]
4.BLC [┛]
5.DAY&NIGH [┛]
6.IMAGE [┛]
7.SPECIAL [┛]
8.FACTORY DEFAULT
9.EXIT
LENS
FOCUS MODE … AUTO
FOCUS LIMIT … 50CM
ZOOM START … X1
ZOOM STOP … X180
ZOOM SPEED … V-FAST
E-ZOOM … ON
INITIAL
RETURN
6. FACTORY DEFAULT
• All menu will be initialized except for the Camera ID
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