High Resolution Technologies Security Camera - Manual (Page 2)

Menu Navigation
Open the panel on the side of the camera to access the
Navigation Control Pad and Set Key.
Installing a Video Drive Lens
CAUTION: The maximum load for this type of lens
must not exceed 50mA.
Installing a Direct (DC) Drive Lens
CAUTION: The maximum load for this type of lens
must not exceed 25mA.
DAY/NIGHT DELAY TIME
BURST
D/N LEVEL
LOW
STANDARD
HIGH
AUTO/ON
60 Sec
30 Sec
20 Sec
10 Sec
05 Sec
SETTING
CHROMA
APERTURE
AGC
BRIGHT
SHUTTER SPEED
GAMMA CORR
AES
1/100K
1/10K
1/4K
1/2K
1/1K
1/500
1/250
1/120(1/100)FLK
1/50 (1/60)
WB PUSH
1-9
LEVEL 1-9
LEVEL 1-15
COLOR ROLLING
LEVEL
BF
ZONE 4
ZONE 6 ZONE 3
ZONE 2
ZONE 1
OFF
ZONE 5
LEVEL
LEVEL
MWB
ATW-EX
ATW
WB PUSH
B GAIN LEVEL
R GAIN LEVEL
00-FFh
LOCK/PUSH ON
LINE LOCK
INTERNAL
V-PHASE
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
FLASH
POSITION
TEXT
OFF/ON
ZONE 3
ZONE 2
ZONE 1
ZONE 4
SET ZONE
SETTING
BAUD RATE
ADDRESS
0-999
19200 bps
9600 bps
DAY
NIGHT
AUTO
BURST
Camera OSD Menu
DAY MODE
NIGHT MODE
LENS
BLC
WHITE BALANCE
SYNC
MIRROR
TITLE
PRIVACY ZONE
RS485
Specifications
NTSC PAL
1/3 Format Interline CCD Sensor
768(H) x 494(V) 752(H) x 582(V)
NTSC 2:1 Interlace PAL 2:1 Interlace
H:15750Hz V:59.94Hz H:15625Hz V:50.0Hz
-10°C~50°C / -20°C~60°C
<90% Non-Condensing
BNC 75Ω unbalanced
20~29VAC
11~28VDC
4.5W Max
3Ø Green LED on Rear Panel
3pin Push Lock Terminal Block on Rear
4pin Connector on Rear
CS Mount, Change C Mount by Adaptor
CS Mount 12mm +/- 1.0mm, Adjust by screw
1/4” Top and Bottom
73mm(W) x 63mm(H) x 122mm (L)
IRIS Connector
Power Source
General
Image Size
Pixel Element
Scanning Frequency
Operation/Storage Temperature
Relative Humidity
Output Terminal
AC Supply
DC Supply
Power Consumption
Power Indicator
Video Drive
DC Drive
Lens Mount
Back Focus Adjust
Mounting Hole
External Dimension
Line Lock
Functional Specification
Exposure Control
AES
MES
Auto IRIS Control
Video IRIS Output
DC IRIS Output
White Balance
Auto White Balance Range
Manual White Balance Range
Day & Night
IR Lamp Trigger
AGC Boost
Color Killer
SYNC System
Phase Adjust Range
Frequency Range
NTSC PAL
Auto Detection for AES (Fixed Iris), DC Iris or
Video Iris Lenses.
Auto Luminance Control
1/60 (1/50) ~ 1/100000 sec Max.
8 Step: 1/60(1/50), 1/120(1/100), 1/500,
1/1000, 1/2000, 1/5000, 1/10000
Video Drive / DC Drive Separate Output
600mV Vpp (100IRE Video Output)
1.2V at 85Ω Impendance
Auto White Balance/ Push White / Manual
White Balance
Standard Range: 2700K ~ 9700K
Extended Range: 2500K ~ 15000K
1 Preset; R gain and B gain Adjustable
Optical Low Pass Filter Removable (Auto
Detect)
External Relay Contact input for IR switching
Enhanced AGC Gain to Max. 30dB
Fuzzy / ON / OFF
INT / Line Lock
0°C~270°C
60Hz +/- 1Hz 50Hz +/- 1Hz
Video Specification
Normal Mode
TDN Mode
Day Mode
Night Mode
Video Output
95 IRE
40 IRE
Close IRIS
AGC Max Gain
AGC Default Gain
White Clip
Pedestal Level
SYNC Level
Burst Level
Aperture
Mirror
Gamma Compensation
Gamma Crosses Point
Gamma Block Level
Bright Level
Chroma Level
NTSC PAL
540 TV Line
570 TV Line
0.6Lux @ F=1.2 (50IRE Video Output)
0.1Lux @ F=1.2 (40IRE)
1.0Vpp 75Ω BNC unbalance
50dB
38dB
38dB
30dB
24dB
120 IRE Max
7.5 +/- 2.5 IRE
40 +/- 2 IRE
40 +/- 2 IRE
15 Step, Level adjustable 0 IRE~15 IRE
(r=0.45 @ 100 IRE output)
ON / OFF
9 Step
55 IRE ~ 65 IRE
10 IRE ~ 15 IRE
15 Step
9 Step
Resolution
Minimum Illumination
S/N Ratio
Function Control or Adjustment
Exposure Control
Color Killer
BLC
Auto White Balance
AGC Gain Control
SYNC System
V-Phase
Remote Control
Address NTSC PAL
Auto Detect
Fuzzy ON / OFF
6 Areas with adjustable levels
2700K~9700K / 2500K~15000K
18dB~30dB Linear Adjustment
INT / LL Switchable
0°~270°
* RS-485, Two way communications
000~999
Setting Video Drive Lens Level
1. Access the menu and select:
DAY MODE > SETTING > AGC.
2. Note the current value. Then set to ”1” and exit the
menu.
3. Adjust the lens level potentiometer for the correct
exposure. (This can be achieved manually, or by using
an oscilloscope or level meter to set the output of the
camera to 1V peak-peak).
4. Return the AGC to the previously noted setting.
Press and hold the SET Key on the side of the camera to
access the main menu
Use the Up/Down buttons on the Contol Key to select the
desired menu option. If a sub menu is available, this is
indicated by
Pressing the SET key will open the sub-menu.
Values are changed using the Left/Right buttons.
Remember to select SAVE before exiting the menu or
else changes will not be implemented when the camera
is next powered up.
* RS-485
For further information on the remote RS485 control contact your
local representative
LENS - BF Function
This function provides the installer with a simplified method
of adjustment of optical back focus. When used with an
auto iris lens, this function will automatically fully open the
IRIS of the lens and swtich the camera to AES (auto
electronics shutter) mode whilst the BF option is selected.
In the case of a manual lens, this function will automatically
switch to AES.
Move the cursor to LENS with the Control Key, select BF
and press SET key. Whilst in BF mode “ Press SET for
return” is displayed on the monitor.
Adjust the optical back focus for optimum focus then press
SET key to return to the top menu. ( Please refer to section
“Setting the Focus” ).
3. Access the menu and select LENS > BF. (See LENS -
BF Function)
4. If a focus ring is fitted on the lens, set it to infinity (∞)
and then adjust the back focus.
5. Exit the BF menu to return to normal operation.
3. Access the menu and select LENS > BF. (See LENS -
BF Function)
4. If a focus ring is fitted on the lens, set it to infinity (∞)
and then adjust the back focus.
5. Exit the BF menu to return to normal operation.
1. If using a C-mount lens, fit the C-mount adaptor ring
and slide the back focus adjsutment fully to the left with
the lens facing towards you (see Setting the Focus).
2. Fit the lens to the camera and connect it to the DC lens
socket, as defined by the pin assignments in Figure 1.
1. If using a C-mount lens, fit the C-mount adaptor ring
and slide the back focus adjsutment fully to the left with
the lens facing towards you (see Setting the Focus).
2. Fit the lens to the camera and connect it to the Video
Lens connector, as defined by the pin assignments in
Figure 2.
Pin Number DC Drive
Pin 1
Damp-
Pin 2 Damp +
Pin 3 Drive -
Pin 4 Drive +
DC LENS
1
2
4
3
Figure 1
VIDEO LENS
- + - +
RS485
Figure 2