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1. Eneter Auto Tracking OSD No 95 Preview Enter OSD menu move Joystick Select Auto Tracking Setting Then press IRIS enter then exit OSD Auto Tracking Setting Auto Magnification linkage 10 Tracking Setting Target size Middle Auto Sensitivity Middle Tracking Setting OSD Tracking time Auto Waiting time 15sec Restore the default Return Exit OSD Detail Magnification linkage 2 modes One is CLOSED MODE the other one is ZOOM MODE 1x zoom 20x zoom Start CIOSED MODE the ball machine will stay the current zoom station to auto tracking the ball machine camera lens won t zoom or zoom accroding to the distance of target object Start ZOOM MODE meaning the zoom according to auto tracking target based on target position to change the max zoom camera lens For example if choose No 1 it meaning no mattter the target in which position camera lens zoom will be stay in Zoom No 1 status If choose No 5 it meaning no matter the target in which position camera lens zoom will be stay from 1x zoom to 5x zoom It depends on user required to settting Magnification linkage minium to set on 1xzoom normal camera lens will be max for 20x zoom Sony SAMSUNG etc top brand camera lens will be support to max zoom For example Sony 26x then Magnification linkage support set from 1x zoom 26x zoom The Default will 10x zoom Target Size It meaning that tracking moving target will be display on screen size Note It is not related with actua2. BACK EXIT Image 3 5 1 Pattern scan menu Scan pattern is used to set and clear the pattern scan lines Synchronized Scan ID Select the pattern scan number Number range 1 4 To do the following 1 In Figure 3 5 lt PATTERNS gt pattern scan menu up down shake the joystick so 14 that the cursor point PATTERN NUMBER pattern scan number 2 Press IRIS key 3 Up down shake the joystick select the pattern scan number 4 Press IRIS key 3 2 10 lt PROGRAM PATTERN pattern scan settings Synchronized scan settings is used to set the pattern scan lines To do the following 1 Select pattern scan number 2 Pattern in Figure 3 5 Scanning the menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt PROGRAM PATTERN gt 3 Press IRIS key enter the following diagram PROGRAM PATTERN MOVE THE CAMERATO THE STARTING POSITION IRIS OPEN TO CONTINUE Image 3 5 2 PROGRAM PATTERN settings menu 4 Shake joystick to determine the starting position of the scan pattern 5 By IRIS key will enter the following diagram PATTERN STORAGE USED lt PCT gt 1 Image 3 5 3 PATTERN settings menu 6 Sway away from pole edit scan lines and movement a movement began to record from up to 100 moves according to IRIS key save the settings return to Figure 3 5 3 2 11 CAMERA Lens settings menu Different lens with different parameters In Figure 3 1 the main menu up down shake the jo
3. 2 control the camera rotating around the upper and lower After selecting a camera you can manually control the keyboard on the joystick up and down around the dome camera movement The shake control joystick moves the camera when the joystick to the right shake the camera is also to right Similarly when the joystick to the left when the camera shake movement is also to the left Rocker vertical shake when the camera also follows the appropriate action to do the vertical direction Shake the joystick according to the diagonal direction it can allow the camera to do the same time horizontal and vertical movement and direction of motion consistent with the joystick 3 1 3 Lens Focus Control Note Different manufacturers keyboard preset keys are different the keyboard manufacturer By controlling the keyboard on the ZOOM and ZOOM button to control the variable lens multiples ie closer pulling away By controlling the keyboard on FOCUS and FOCUS button to control the focusing lens camera must be set to manual focus or the Auto Manual focus to be effective Note The following situation may occur can not focus on the case a are looking at target is not to screen center b At the same time observe the distant and near targets not at the same time ensure that front and rear are clear C target for the light body such as spotlights car headlights and so on d target is moving too quickly or the environment too da
4. ball machine OSD menu operation 3 2 1 Main Menu Ball machine power and working properly call the 95 preset points into the main menu screen display shown in Figure 3 1 MAINMENU lt SYSTEM INFORMATION gt lt ADDR SETTING gt lt MOTION gt lt PATTERNS gt lt CAMERA gt lt CRUISE SETTING gt lt ALARMS SETTING gt lt DISPLAY SETUP gt lt IR SETTING gt RESTOE FACTORY DEFAULT REBOOT SYSTEM FXIT Image 3 1 MAINMENU Description of the contents of the main menu lt SYSTEM INFORMATION gt Display cameras basic informations lt ADDR SETTING gt Can setting soft dome s address lt MOTION gt Parameters setting lt PATTERNS gt patrol scan setting lt CAMERAs lens setting lt CRUISE SETTING gt presets cruise setting lt ALARMS SETTING gt alarm settings lt DISPLAY SETUP gt display setting lt IR SETTING ir setting RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT Restart lens recover parameters as default configration recover factory setting REBOOT SYSTEM System restart To re power on reset EXIT exit OSD MENU 3 2 2 Menus for execute functions basic operations 1 In Figure 3 1MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor is pointing to a menu item or feature option 2 Press IRIS key to enter the menu or perform a particular function 3 2 3 lt SYSTEM INFORMATIONS System Information menu In Figure 3 1 MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the
5. call an arbitrary way of restoring a preset bit auto focus The camera lens in the following situations will not autofocus on the camera objectives a Target is not to screen center b Targets the same time in the far and near the place c Target light objects such as neon lighting spotlights and other luminous objects d Target with droplets or dust behind the glass e Targets moving too fast f Large area targets such as walls g Objectives are too dark or inherently ambiguous 7 Aperture Control Users can control the keyboard manually adjust the aperture size to obtain the required picture brightness 8 Auto Backlight Compensation When the backlight compensation function is open the camera lens in the light background can be automatically targets the more the dark luminance compensation On the bright background light adjustment to avoid the background brightness caused by a mass of light throughout the picture goals and not identifiable because of the darkness to gain a clear image 9 Auto White Balance According to the changes in ambient light automatic adjustment the true color reproduction 10 Night vision function color monochrome conversion Cameras with night vision function automatic color monochrome conversion mode in accordance with changes in ambient light automatic conversion CCD illumination Such as adequate lighting during the day due to the use of general illumination to ensure colorfu
6. cursor point lt SYSTEM INFORMATIONS gt then IRIS key enter Figure 3 2 System Information menu SYSTEM INFORMATION COM 2400 N 8 1 ADDRESS 1 PROTOCOL PELCO D PRESETS 256 SOFTWARE VERSION V5 2 BACK EXIT Image 3 2 SYSTEM INFORMATIO system information menu SYSTEM INFORMATION use for check camera s current basic informations It s functinon indtroduce as follow COM Sata information Display cameras current SATA BAUD Rate Parity bit data bits stopbits of information ADDRESS Dome camera s address displays the current ball machine address coding 0 255 PROTOCOL Control protocol Displays the current ball machine communication protocol SOFTWARE VERSION display current software version BACK back to main menu EXIT exit menu setting Note The System Information menu the various elements in this menu can not be changed 3 2 4 lt ADDR SETTING gt Address Settings menu In Figure 3 1 MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt ADDR SETTING then IRIS key enter the Figure 3 3ADDR SETTING address settings menu ADDR SETTING ADDR TYPE HARD ADDR SOFT 3 ADDR HARD 1 BACK EXIT Image 3 3 ADDR SETTING address menu setting In image 3 3 ADDR SETTING Address Settings menu up down shaking rocker ADDR TYPE address type value can select HARD hard address and SOFT soft address in the system installation is complete you can direct the remote Set ball
7. machine address ADDR SOFT In the ADDR TYPE selection SOFT you can directly determine the ball machine address Attention soft address and hard address setting must not be confused or the ball machine out of control everything is set to be effective needs to be restarted 3 2 5 lt MOTION gt PTZ settings In Figure 3 1MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt MOTIONS then IRIS key enter Figure 3 4 lt MOTION gt menu MOTION lt SET FRAME SCAN gt POWER UP PATTERN 4 PARK TIME 15S PARK ACTION PATTERN 4 FRAME SCAN SPEED 16 BACK EXIT Image 3 4 lt MOTION gt Menu clarification lt MOTION gt Menu is used to set PTZ parameters such as movement and orientation angles lt SET FRAME SCAN gt Is used to set the region to scan the left and right pole POWER UP On the power to set the menu on the power to set the ball machine is used to set the power no control instructions received prior to the implementation of the action Parameters as follows NONE no Does not perform any action CRUISE Preset Point cruise implementation of the preset points cruise movements AUTO SCAN Continuous scan implementation of a continuous scanning motion RANDOM SCAN Intermittent scanning the implementation of intermittent scanning motion FRAME SCAN Area scan implementation of the regional scan action regional scanning range was set after the valid PRESET 1 Preset point 1
8. that every case of normal use the product itself due to quality problems caused by failures in the warranty period will be given free maintenance Warranty Description 1 This product is free of charge warranty period of one year during the warranty period any product quality problems occur so doing the warranty card for free non human damage life long maintenance 2 A result of improper use or other reasons as well as the failure of products outside the warranty period can be so doing card repair free of maintenance only the income component costs 3 Product required maintenance should be a copy of this card and the invoice with the product delivery of the Company or the local special maintenance department 4 Secretly open the machine casing tearing up letters labeling according to the provisions of collecting maintenance fees and components and other expenses 5 Does not accept any modification or installation of other functions due to failure after the 23 machine The following conditions will not be free of charge Warranty 1 Due to normal wear and tear caused by periodic inspection maintenance repair or replacement parts 2 As the fall extrusion soaking damp and other man made damage 3 Because of flood fire lightning and other natural disasters or force majeure of the factors that damage 4 By non authorized repair centers repair the machine off 5 Listed above if changes to the rel
9. to reach No 1 preset points PRESET 8 Preset point 8 reach the 8 preset points PATTERN 1 Pattern scan 1 implementation of the pattern scanning line 1 PATTERN 2 Pattern scan 2 implementation of the pattern scan line 2 PATTERN 3 pattern scan 3 implementation of the pattern scanning line 3 PATTERN 4 Pattern scan 4 implementation of the pattern scan line 4 PARK TIME The time required for the implementation of free movement settings Parameter range of 15s 1 minute 2 minutes 59 minutes 1 hour 12 hours PARK ACTION Exit ball machine menu in the idle time the ball machine does not receive any instruction of the implementation of the action Free action parameter description NONE no Does not perform any action REAPEAT LAST Recovery last action automatically restore to the most recent action CRUISE Preset Point cruise implementation of the pre cruise point action preset point is set after the valid AUTO SCAN Continuous scan implementation of a continuous scanning motion RANDOM SCAN Intermittent scanning the implementation of intermittent scanning motion FRAME SCAN Area scan implementation of the regional scan action regional scanning range was set after the valid PRESET 1 Preset point 1 to reach No 1 preset points PRESET 8 Preset point 8 reach the 8 preset points PATTERN 1 Pattern scan 1 implementation of the pattern scanning line 1 PATTERN 2 Pattern scan 2 implementation of
10. CAN POSITION gt by IRIS key enter the next figure SET FFRAME SCAN LEFT LIMIT POSITION IRIS OPEN TO CONTINUE Image igure 3 4 2 to set the left limit position of regional scanning Shaking rocker select the area scan the left limit position by IRIS key to confirm the current position is the left limit position and enter the following diagram SET FFRAME SCAN RIGHT LIMIT POSITION IRIS OPEN TO CONTINUE Image 3 4 3 to set the right limit positions of regional scanning Shaking rocker choose the right limit of area scan position by IRIS key to confirm the current position is the right limit position save the extreme left position and right limit positions and return to Figure 3 4 1 3 2 8 CLEAR FRAME SCAN Clear area scan location In Figure 3 4 1 FRAME SCAN Settings area scan the menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt CLEAR FRAME SCANs gt by IRIS key enter the following diagram CLEAR FFRAME SCAN IRIS OPEN TO CONTINUE Image 3 5 CAMERA settings menu By IRIS key clear the position of the left and right limits of extreme position and return to Figure 3 4 1 3 2 9 lt PATTERN gt Pattern scan In Figure 3 4 MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt PATTERN gt pattern scan then IRIS key enter the pattern in Figure 3 5 Scan Menu PATTERNS PATTERN NUMBER 1 PROGRAM PATTERN CLEAR CURRENT PATTERN CLEAR ALL PATTERN
11. IME SECS pre cruise waiting time between points according to IRIS key on the up down shaking rocker select the waiting time according to IRIS key 2 Then up down shake the joystick so that the cursor points to PRESET LIST pre cruise point list according to IRIS key up down shake the joystick choose to participate in pre cruise point page a total of 30 presets can be point involved in cruise each page you can select 10 preset points a total of 33 pages the corresponding parameters 1 2 3 according to IRIS button to confirm 3 Then up down shake the joystick so that the cursor points to PRESET LIST pre cruise point list according to IRIS key up down shake the joystick choose to participate in pre cruise point page a total of 30 presets can be point involved in cruise each page can select 10 preset points a total of 3 the corresponding parameters for the 1 2 3 according to IRIS button to confirm 4 Then up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point to 1234567890 1111111111 left right shake the joystick choose to participate in the pre cruise point the corresponding parameters for the 0 1 by IRIS key changes to one of choice 0 is skipped 5 Shake up down joystick select the BACK EXIT to save the settings return to 3 2 13 ALARMS SETTING Alarm setting Alarm input 1 action Alarm input 2 action Alarm input 3 action Alarm input 4 action Return BACK Image 3 8 Alarm setting
12. IR AUTO TRACKING PTZ product performance characteristics Powerful smart functions Automatic identification PELCO D P HIKVISION DAHUA etc Various control protocol 2400 9600 baud rate 4800 automatic identification 485 pro and con connect automatic identification Support the HIKVSION DVR 3D positioning function User Manual DC 12V AC24V 3A X Read this manual before using the camera safety announcements 1 Careful transportation Transport storage and installation process we need to prevent stress severe vibration and damage to the product immersion 2 Be careful installation of dome camera modules To be especially careful light up light down do not force squeezing movement and the structural components so as to avoid the dome camera trouble For security reason do not cover the housing is not installed electricity 3 Power video cables and control cables Power cables video cables and control cables preferable to use shielded cable and is independent of routing can not blend together with other cables 4 Electrical Safety In use must comply with all electrical safety standards the ball machine or signal transmission line should work with high voltage equipment or cables to maintain a sufficient distance at least 50 meters if necessary do a good job against lightning surge and other safeguard procedures 5 Cleaning When cleaning the camera housing please use the dry soft cloth such as severe dir
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14. baud rate can be adjusted to make it compatible with more of the monitoring system In the fixed installation of ball machine before according to the need to adjust the DIP switches to the appropriate coding to change the baud rate of the ball machine control protocol address coding If there are no special requirements the ball machine factory default value for the address coding 1 the baud rate is set to 2400BPS Control Protocol is set to PELCO D IR 6 inch integrated intelligent soeed dome camera can be DIP switch to change the ball machine Baud Rate BAUD RATE Control Protocol PROTOCOL and address coding ADDRESS Ball machine movement DIP switch plans such as 7 T Note 4 DIP switches as follows baud rate and control protocol switch 8 DIP switches as follows Address DIP Switch DIP switch appropriated for ON means 1 DIP switch appropriated for OFF means 0 DIP switch on the left for the low right is high Baud rate and control protocol setting form No 1 mie 4 ON OFF 2400 pladiae OFF ON 4800 BPS ON ON 9600 Control ON OFF PELCO D protocol OFF ON PELCO P 8 bit DIP switch is used to set the ball machine address coding Address set binary mode can be set to a total of 256 different ball machine address coding see coding table address Camera Coding form aes 4 2 8 a fe err s O
15. ct lost This action is based on the operation before lost object For example the ball machine perform Cruise Tracking After the Waiting Time ended if the target object lost the ball machine will be continue to perform CRUISE TRACKING If the ball machine perform PRESET TRACKING After the Waiting Time ende if the target object lost the ball machine will be continue to perform PRESET TRACKING No 63 No 69 Presets If the ball machine perform Directly auto start tracking after Waiting time is ended if the target object lost the ball machine will be return back to No 1 Preset and continue to perform Tracking status If don t have No 1 Preset the ball machine will be stopped at the current position and keep Tracking status after Waiting time is ended Waiting Time It meaning that under the Tracking Status the ball machine will be perform the target object of action s waiting time if target lost Time waiting time can be 5sec 10sec 15sec 20sec 40sec Restore the default Select it press IRIS botton confirmed The Tracking setting will be return to DEFAULT setting status Return Select it press IRIS botton confirmed lt will return to the ball machine MAIN MENU EXIT Select it press IRIS botton confirmed it it will exit to the ball machine MAIN MEN Tracking place noted Once user set the Pan Setting for standby action and standby action time when start Auto Tracking the Waiting time have to be shorter than Standby Action time If the Waiti
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17. ect temperature control accessories lt 95 RH Environment 1 3 Function Description IR 7 inch brief intelligent high speed dome camera integration the main function 1 Set address coding baud rate control protocol Any operation commands the camera has its own objectives address coding baud rate control protocol a single camera only to respond with its own address coding baud rate control agreement under the operation of the command Camera address coding baud rate control protocol specific settings please refer to the dial setting methods 2 Tracking Users can use the controls on the keyboard joystick control of the upper and lower turning left and right cameras can be used to track moving targets or moving horizon while the focal length can be adjusted to change the perspective of the size or the target image size In the auto focus of the state with the lens rotation the camera will automatically adjust according to a rapid scene changes instantly get a clear picture 3 Focal length speed automatic matching technique Manual adjustment the longer the focal length of the case a reflection of high speed ball machine makes a slight touch screen joystick may move back resulting in data loss Based on user friendly design intelligent ball according to the proximity of the focal length of the camera automatically adjusts the horizontal and vertical speed so that manual operation is more simple and easy to track targ
18. ets 4 Auto MDIX The operator will pull the bottom of the lens vertical after it is still holding down the joystick this time the level of the lens auto rotated 180 turning up immediately after the 90 can directly watch the back of the scene in order to achieve the full 180 continuous vertical surveillance 5 Settings and call preset position Preset function is the current state of the ball under the PTZ function of the horizontal angle tilt angle and camera lens focal length etc position parameters stored in memory you need to call these parameters can be quickly and PTZ cameras will be adjusted to that location The operator can quickly and easily by controlling the keyboard infrared controller control equipment such as storage and call the preset point the ball machine to support 256 preset points 6 Lens Control 1 Zoom control Users can control the keyboard or through the ball machine to adjust the focus of the distance matrix of the host receive the necessary panoramic images or is a fine view 2 Focus Control System default auto focus zoom the camera lens will be the center of the screen features auto focus to maintain a clear picture in exceptional circumstances the user can manually focus achieve the desired image effect When in manual focus state to restore the auto focus as long as the sway bar can be restored remotely auto focus There is also a dedicated control commands can be issued or to
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20. gt Alarm linkage menu used to install alarm action Parameters stated below No don t perform any action Preset point cruise executive preset point cruise action Scanned continuously executive scanned continuously moves Intermittent scanning executive intermittent scanning action Regional scanning executive regional scanning action regional scanning ranges were after setting a valid Preset point 31 only in alarm set to 1 arrive 31st preset points Preset points only in 32 2 alarm Settings reached 32 preset points Preset point 33 only in alarm Settings and 3 reached 33 preset points Preset point 34 only in alarm Settings 4 reach 34 preset points Track scan 1 execution trace scan line 1 Track scan 2 execution trace scan line 2 Track scanning 3 execution trace scan line 3 Track scanning 4 execution trace scan line 4 Return return to the main menu Exit quit menu Settings Note the ball with alarm linkage function machine does 3 2 14 DISPLAY SETUP Display information set Preset point title Amplification factor Vertical and horizontal Angle Brightness values Infrared components Return Back 3 9Display Settings used to install monitors displayed project lt Preset point titte gt Used to set in the calling preset point on the monitor preset point of indicates whether or not the serial number open to show close to not display lt Amplification factor gt Magnification shows open fo
21. igh speed ball in the vicinity Power are self test there Power is not enough high speed Dome Check control of the IR control of a most distant The most far away from the control of the uniform speed high speed ball ball type cameras by adding matching ball non stop match whether to resistor or delay join the resistance Far from 485 the i f Bold Line of Control signal attenuation Converter 485 is not A Replacement of a source converter enough driving force 22 4 2 After Service Dear users in order to ensure the full enjoyment of your services please read the following products and services charter 1 Protruly company supply the speed dome camera of limited warranty and lifetime maintenance services 1 The warranty period from the date of sale for 12 months in the warranty period you will enjoy the product free service delivered or sent by the user improper use man made causes of failure or an irresistible fault do not belong to the scope of the warranty 2 After 12 month limited free repairing duration the products will absorb life time repair with payable services 2 Speed dome camera repair time 1 Since the customer send the product to the Protruly 24 hour service 1 2 Please advise the related contact first then return the product to our company Otherwise the product not timely maintenance Product Warranty Cards Under this product warranty description to repair the goods Note
22. l images In the night illumination can be automatically changed to black and white images show a clear interest 11 Cruise Can be pre set cruise preset point certain preset points organized in the order required to auto cruise in the queue only an external command can be in an indoor speed ball set automatically according to preset points in order to provide the time interval constant movement back and forth 12 Pattern scanning Pattern scanning machines to run the ball through the menu the trajectory is stored down by power on action free movement alarm linkage etc to call the stored scan line 13 Continuous scan Just an external command or through a power on action free movement alarm linkage etc to call can make the ball machine horizontal direction to a certain speed the cycle of continuous scanning 14 Batch Scanning Just an external command or through a power on action free movement alarm linkage etc to call can make the horizontal direction the ball machine cycle of a certain speed intermittent scan 15 Area scan Just an external command or through a power on action free movement alarm linkage etc to call can make the ball machine horizontal direction to a certain speed within the limits set by the community and from scanning Chapter 2 Equipment installaiton 2 1 Camera s dial up and Switch setting IR7 inch integrated intelligent soeed dome camera is compatible with a variety of control protocols
23. l target size lts choosen can be Small Middle Large Select Middle Start Auto tracking mode Whether the moving targets to judge the standard moving object image monitoring screen in the proportion of the size of the target size for small medium large corresponding to the moving object image display on the monitor screen the proportion is greater than or equal to 1 7 1 6 1 5 only to achieve this ratio the ball machine will determine the monitor screen moving targets Sensitivity According to the action of the moving target which display on the monitor screen to make the magnitude of the judgment Points Small Middle Large three options of default 20 Tracking Time 2 Modes One is AUTO the other one is TIME SELECT Under AUTO mode The tracking function will be continuous to tracking if the target object didn t lost Under TIME SELECT mode user can choose tracking tme to tracking the ball machine will be stopped tracking if time is ended After 5 seconds the ball machine will be continue to perform the original action For example the ball machine is acting Cruise tracking once have the moving object if tracking time is 30sec it will be stopped tracking if time is ended after 5seconds it will continue to perform Cruise Tracking Time Tracking can be set 30sec 40sec 50sec 1min 2min 6min When the ball machine is under Tracking status the ball machine will be perform that action of the Target object if target obje
24. ng time longer or same as Standby Action s time when start Auto tracking the ball machine will be perform Standby Action first if target object lost For example Standby Action set for Cruise Scan standby time set for 15sec Set Waiting Time for 20sec when the ball machine start auto tracking the ball machine will be perform Cruise Scan after 15sec if target object lost It won t perform the action of target object any more 21 Chapter 4 simple troubleshooting and maintenance4 1 Simple Troubleshooting Table Connected the i Corrections Electricity wrong power cord without action Power supply is replace no images damaged light does not shine Power cord eet Exclusion connection is bad IR uniform ball address code the To re set the high speed dome address baud rate setting code and baud rate does not are images Wrong protocol corrections not control RS485 line reversed P Check wiring RS485 control line or open complete Camera Tilt Straightened self test there Power is not enough Replacement to meet the requirements of are mages the power supply it is best to power the associated ball on the near infrared uniform with motor tweet sound Video line Exclusion Image eats connection is bad instabilit Blur Manual focus on the Operation of any infrared uniform ball or state call a preset point Replacement to meet the requirements of the power supply it is best to power on the h
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26. ormal environment system is default values 3up down to shake the joystick make the cursor point at IR OFF SENS press or left right to shake the joystick choosing parameters infrared off sensitivity is according to installation site environment adjusting mode with normal environment system is default values 3 2 16 MOTION TRACKING SETTING Motion Tracking Function 1 Cruise Tracking User can preset to some Preset number then call NO 97 to preview to start Cruise Motion Tracking Preset point Cruise During Cruise Preset there have dynamic goal the ball machine will automatically start Motion tracking function If No Dynamic target the ball machine will cruise as conventional preset point cruise This feature can be preset to 20 preset points and each preset can participate in the same cruise 2 Preset Tracking User can choose different object place Set presets Call this preset The ball machine will immediately polarization to this preset object and start to Auto tracking function This feature can be preset to 7 preset points From No 63 to No 69 For example When have been Preset one place as object of No 63 Preset Preview No 63 the ball machine in which position it will immediately to No 63 Preset and start to auto tracking function Ball machine in which the location are immediately to 63 preset position and automatically open the track 3 Directly Start Auto Tracking Call No 80 Preset Manual to start Auto tracking function
27. r displaying close to not display lt Vertical and horizontal Angle gt Vertical and horizontal Angle shows open for displaying close to not display lt Brightness values gt Radial brightness values shows open to show close to not display lt Infrared components gt Display the infrared components open to show close to not display Return return to the main menu Exit quit menu Settings 3 2 15 IR SETTING On the picture 3 7 SPECIAL_FUNC MENU up dowm shake the joystick make the cursor pointto lt IRSYSTEN SETUP3 gt press IRIS enter SPECIAL_FUNC MENU show you as below IR SETTING IR MODE AUTO IR ON SENS 170 IR OFF SENS 220 BACK EXIT Image 4 0 IR SYSTEN SETUP lt IR SYTEM SETUP gt menu is used to set IR mode functions description as below IR MODE ON OFF AUTO IR ON SENSitivity 180 255 default 250 IR OFF SENSitivity 120 255 default 240 RETURN CURRENT LEVEL lt IR system setting gt is used to set IR mode Functions operate as below 1 On the menu lt IR SYSTEM SETUP3 gt up down shake the joystick make the cursor point at IR MODE press IRIS IRIS or left right to shake the joystick choosing your need mode Press again IRIS 2 up down shake the joystick make the cursor point at IR ON SENS press IRIS IRIS or left right to shake the joystick choosing the parameters Infrared open sensitivity is according to installation site environment adjusting mode with n
28. r is switched on the dome camera self test after the monitor screen will display the following information Control Protocol AUTO Serial Information AUTO dome camera Address 1 Since different control keyboard on the dome camera operation method are not identical specific operations please contact the keyboard dealer 1 To enter the main menu Call 95 preset points will enter the OSD main menu IRIS aperture opening is to identify key IRIS aperture closure is a key to exit the menu 2 Into the other menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor is pointing to a menu press IRIS key to enter the menu 3 Function options up down shake the joystick so that the cursor is pointing to a function key according to IRIS key select the current function 4 Parameters up down shake the joystick select parameters according to IRIS key save the current parameters 5 Save Settings Press IRIS key save the current settings when there is valid under the appropriate prompt 6 Exit menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point to the menu EXIT option then IRIS button to exit OSD menu 7 To return to the previous one menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor menu point to BACK option then IRIS key to return to the previous menu level Notes 1 Settings for different ball machine ball machine displays the contents of the different power The following describes in detail the use of
29. rk Iris control of most of the camera for automatic Iris control and if manual control over Iris through the keyboard on the IRIS and IRIS button to complete the Iris open and closed 3 1 4 presets setting Setting Presets 1 selected camera See manual control of the keyboard 2 operation Rocker zoom button focus button buttons adjust the camera aperture screen 3 Press the number keys PRESET input designated preset to preserve the scene preset parameters Call preset points 1 Selected camera 2 Press the number keys inputs the designated preset PREVIEW button the camera immediately move to the preset position the lens zoom focus and Iris is also automatically change to the preset parameters if the input is a special function preset point see Preset Point menu the dome camera will perform with special features preset point of the corresponding functions Presets Function form Dial the 95 Presets Enter Main menu Dial the 83 Presets clear all presets Dial the 84 Presets use Patrol scan 1 Dial the 85 Presets use Patrol scan 2 Dial the 86 Presets use Patrol scan 3 Dial the 87 Presets use Patrol scan 4 Dial the 96 Presets 360 degree gap scan Dial the 97 Presets scan between two presets Dial the 98 Presets presets cruise Dial the 99 Presets Auto Cruise 3 2 System OSD menu operation This section will detail the operation of OSD menu Powe
30. t please use neutral cleaner gently wipe Do not use strong or with abrasive cleaner so as not to scratch jacket affecting image quality 6 Please strictly sealed to prevent liquid splashing into the ball machine otherwise it will result in permanent damage to the device 7 Do not use the camera when exceed the limits of temperature humidity Dome camera use temperature of 25 C to 70 C humidity less than 90 8 Do not install the camera near the air conditioned outlet Under such conditions the lens would be fogging following the state of hydrometer By the opening and closing air conditioner frequently caused the high and low temperature changed By the opening and closing door frequently caused the high and low temperature changed Make the glasses fogging environment Ina room filled with smoke or dust 9 Do not use the camera toward strong light for long time such as the sun Spotlight and other light will cause screen aging Use the camera toward to strong light for a long time may be raised CCD of the color filter damage and loss the true color images Catalogue ere Uie 61e 0 gt PRR ERE BEDE ET ere PP Er TEE PENERE TEELT PET SPECT ELT TELELE E EET Er Eee reer Err te PEE eRTE EET TET 2 Chapter 1 Product summarize iste cisceiioti atac tect tet ott tat tat that tala dada adnand 2 Til pr duct SYNOPSIS eieiei ninnisin nania naaa tarinani iaai aiai aat aai ataata 2 1 2 technical parameters ccccee
31. the pattern scan line 2 PATTERN 3 Pattern scan 3 implementation of the pattern scanning line 3 PATTERN 4 Pattern scan 4 implementation of the pattern scan line 4 FRAME SCAN SPEED Settings area scanning speed set the ball machine area scanning speed Parameter range 1 32 BACK Return to Main Menu EXIT exit the menu setting Function parameters to set the basic operations 1 Image 3 4 lt MOTION gt PTZ settings menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor is pointing to the menu features an option 2 Press IRIS key 3 up down Shaking rocker select the parameters you need 4 Again press Press IRIS key 3 2 6 lt SET FRAME SCAN gt setting area scan Settings area scanning range specific operations are as follows In Figure 3 4 lt MOTION gt PTZ settings menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt SET FRAME SCAN gt by IRIS key enter the following diagram FRAME SCAN SET SCAN POSITION CLEAR FRAME SCAN FRAME SCAN SPEED 1 BACK EXIT Image 3 4 1FRAME SCAN setting area scan lt SET FRAME SCAN gt Menu is used to set the scope of the regional scan lt SET SCAN POSITION gt Set the scope of the regional area scan lt CLEAR FRAME SCAN gt Clear area scan range BACK Back to a Menu EXIT exit the menu 3 2 7 SET SCAN POSITION setting area scan In Figure 3 4 1 FRAME SCAN Settings area scan the menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt SET S
32. ystick so that the cursor point lt CAMERAs then IRIS key enter the camera menu controls enter the settings menu Figure 3 6 CAMERA Languages Chinese English Multiples Display ON OFF AGC 180 Blighlight ON OFF compensate Shutter setting AUTO Focus setting AUTO Brightness 110 setting Sharpness 013 Setting Day amp night AUTO switch Negative Set OFF Lens Set OFF Default Set OFF Image 3 6CAMERA settings menu Function parameters to set the basic operations 1 The lens in Figure 3 6 to set menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor is pointing to the menu options for a particular function 2 Press IRIS key 3 Up down shake the joystick select the parameters you need 4 Then IRIS key 3 2 12 CRUISE preset points cruise settings menu In Figure 3 1 MAINMENU the main menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point lt CRUISE gt then IRIS key enter the preset point of Figure 3 7 CRUISE cruise settings menu CRUISE SETTING DWELL TIME lt SECS gt 6 PRESET LIST l 1 0N 0 OFF 1234567890 lt PRESET1 10 gt 1111111111 BACK EXIT Image 3 7CRUISE preset point setting menu Preset point cruise is used to automatically set the camera preset point of scan lines To do the following 1 In Figure 3 7 lt CRUISE gt preset points cruise settings menu up down shake the joystick so that the cursor point to DWELL T
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