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Sanyo VCC-MC600P User's Manual

1. After pressing the ENTER button the AREA setting menu appears again 7 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select DISPLAY and use the lever gt to select ON OFF Select whether the surveillance area specified in the AREA screen is displayed on the monitor screen or not Available settings e OFF Does not display the surveillance area e ON Displays the surveillance area 8 To continue setting other surveillance area 2 4 After returning to the MOTION ZONE screen repeat the same procedure Steps 2 to 7 E Setting the detection sensitivity You can set the level of sensitivity for motion detection Adjusting the level of sensitivity avoids unwanted detection To set the detection sensitivity perform the following procedure in the MOTION ZONE screen 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select SENSITIVITY SET 4 and press the ENTER button The SENSITIVITY screen appears Set the detection level for the following parameters For all parameters the larger the value the lower the sensitivity SENSITIVITY MOVE _ gt Y V LEVE T lt a 5 T r Y DIFFER lt i 5 DURATION gt __ 11 TEST OFF Motion sensitivity MOVE 1 10 To avoid detection of small movements make the value larger Brightness level Y LEVEL 1 10 When noise from a dark screen is causing erroneous detections make the value larger
2. D Setting the motion sensor MOTION Performs settings for the motion sensor used for detecting alarm MOTION ZONE AREA 1 OFF AREA 2 AREA 3 AREA 4 SENSITIVITY ALARM OUT LINE OUT DURATION PRESET MENU DISPLAY When the alarm is detected the preset number and the camera ID on the screen flash notifying that the alarm is detected g Setting the alarm information display ALARM ALARM ALARM IN ALARM OUT ALARM DISABLE 1 P43 MOT I ON ALARM DISPLAY TIME PRESET MENU 38 Alarm Settings ALARM A Setting the alarm input ALARM IN The ALARM IN screen allows you to perform the alarm settings input preferences alarm action etc for each alarm input number ALARM ALARM IN ALARM OUT ALARM DISABLE MOTION ALARM DISPLAY PRESET MENU 1 8 and press the ENTER button The ALARM IN screen appears ALARM IN 1 POLARITY ACTION RETURN MOTION ALARM ALARM OUT LINE OUT DURATION alarm input signal Available settings e NO Normal Open Normally open so closed condition is detected as input e NC Normal Close Normally closed so open condition is detected as input use the lever to select the action after the alarm is detected alarm action Available settings e PRESET When the alarm is detected the camera moves to the preset position whose preset number is the same as the alarm input number
3. seq ONEPUSH pany AF jaooress 7 if AM 1fpyR 2 CAMERA MENU CONTROL lt Menu screen gt CAMERA SET A LENS SET 4 PAN TILT SET 4 AUTO MODE SET 4 PASSWORD SET LANGUAGE SET 4 OPTION SET 4 System controller ADVANCED MENU SET a PRESET OFF MENU END Monitor screen Press the esc button The main screen appears again Make connections with all equipment and turn them on When the power is turned on the camera will perform its startup movements The camera s address and other information will be displayed on the monitor screen After the startup movements have been completed live image will be Press the TO SUB SCREEN button The sub screen appears displayed The main screen appears on the touch panel of the system Press the MENU button in the sub screen controller The CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen appears Press the MENU button in the CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen The camera menu appears on the monitor screen N o joy e 2 Press the ADDRESS button The address entering screen appears 3l Enter the camera s address using the 10 key buttons and press the enter button The address camera number entered here is the one specified with the address setting switches
4. ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END E Grouping the preset positions SEQUENCE GROUP Each preset position can be assigned to a group A to D The group can be used for the Sequence mode to monitor multiple surveillance locations sequentially 1 A PRESET PSA E ayer COBNODUAWN Girtis e eE w S A A EUA 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select a preset number to assign to a group and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears PRESET NO 001 POSITION S TITLE CAMERA VIEW HOLD SEQUENCE GRO ROUP PAUSE TIME PRESET GO MENU 3 Use the joystick lever f to select SEQUENCE GROUP and use the lever gt to select a group to assign the preset number Available settings ek Does not assign to a group Registers the preset number only A B C D Assigns a preset number to the group you selected Assigned group is shown in the preset map screen 4 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PAUSE TIME and use the lever gt to select the pause duration for sequential panning operation Available settings 3S 4S 5S 6S 7S 8S 9S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M S Second M Minute ts
5. cursor moves to BACK ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END WE Disabling password lock 1 Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select PASSWORD SET 4 and press the ENTER button The PASSWORD screen appears 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select PASSWORD LOCK ON 4 and press the ENTER button The screen for entering the password appears 3 Use the joystick lever to enter the password into the entry field and press ENTER OK appears under the entry field and the password lock is disabled ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Password Settings PASSWORD E Changing the password 1 Use the joystick lever ft to select PASSWORD SET 4 and press the ENTER button The PASSWORD screen appears 2 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PASSWORD CHANGE SET and press the ENTER button The screen for changing the password appears rc PASSWORD lt NOW PASSWORD gt eee SET 4 3 Use the joystick lever to enter current password into the NOW PASSWORD field and press ENTER If the password currently used is authenticated the NEW PASSWORD field appears cr PASSWORD lt NEW PASSWORD gt REE SET 4 4 Use the joystick lever to enter new password into the NEW PASSWORD f
6. D N SETTING COLOR EXT ALARM OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select EXT ALARM and use the lever to select the channel used for external alarm input When EXT ALARM is set to 1 8 receiving external alarm input automatically switches the color mode to the black and white mode Available settings e OFF Does not switch the color mode to the black and white mode when receiving external alarm input e 1 8 Switches the color mode to the black and white mode when receiving external alarm input Select an input channel used for external alarm input ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 20 Camera Settings CAMERA W Using the black and white mode only B W Regardless of the luminance level only use the black and white mode to view the image 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select DAY NIGHT use the lever gt to select B W 4 and press the ENTER button The D N SETTING B W screen appears D N SETTING B W BURST FOCUS PRESET MENU 2 Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select BURST and use the lever gt to select ON OFF Sets whether the color burst signal is turned on or off In general set this option to OFF Available settings e ON The color burst signal is turned on e OFF The color burst signal is turned off 3 Use the j
7. cr SYNC INT IRIS AUTO 4 The D N SETTING AUTO screen appears WHITE BALANCE ATN 4 BLC FF SHUTTER OFF D N SETTING AUTO APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 4 LEVEL GAMMA ORAS BURST DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 FOCUS PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select LEVEL use the lever to select a luminance level where the f A sound from the camera may be heard when the viewing mode between the color mode and black WL color image or black and white image is switched and white mode is switched and press the ENTER Also the image will be distorted as shown in the button figure below This is normal and does not indicate a problem Available settings e MID The mode switches when the luminance of the objects being monitored is between the LOW and HIGH levels e HIGH The mode switches when the luminance of the objects being monitored is comparatively bright the black and white mode is used longer e ADJ Sets the switching luminance level manually When you select ADJ 4 the LEVEL SETTING screen appears allowing you to perform manual settings for the switching luminance level epithe power ts fumed ominie black and white moge e LOW The mode switches when the luminance of the egal eileen Ee on agamn te galor ake Steal objects being monitored is comparatively dark the be used The focused position may be differently color mode is used longer adjusted between the color
8. DAY NIGHT AUTO i PRESET OFF MENU BACK 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select GAMMA and use the lever gt to adjust the gamma correction level Available settings e 0 45 y 0 45 e 1 y 1 e MODE1 Increases the contrast of the dark parts e MODE2 Further increases the contrast of the dark parts A When MODE1 or MODE2 is selected the image can be too bright depending on the target object ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 18 Camera Settings CAMERA Setting the Day Night function DAY NIGHT For VCC MC600P only Switches automatically between color mode and black and white A Setting the Day Night function AUTO mode depending on the luminance of the object being monitored This function lets you set the filming mode to color mode during times of normal brightness like daytime or to black and white mode during times of darkness like night e Enabling the Day Night function AUTO e Using the color mode only COLOR 1 Use the joystick lever tT 4 to select DAY NIGHT e Using the black and white mode only B W use the lever gt to select AUTO and press the ENTER button This function automatically switches between the color mode and the black and white mode according to the luminance of the target object The color mode is used for daytime the black and white mode is used for night
9. H or V and press the ENTER button Available settings e H The camera ID and title are displayed in a horizontal line e V The camera ID and title are displayed in a vertical line While checking the monitor screen use the joystick lever to determine the display position and press the ENTER button The TITLE SETTING screen appears again Setting whether to display the preset number or not PRESET NO Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PRESET NO and use the lever gt to select ON OFF Available settings e OFF Does not display the preset number on the screen e ON Displays the preset number to the left of or above the camera ID and title Entering the camera ID and title TITLE INPUT Use the joystick lever f 4 to select TITLE INPUT SET 4 and press the ENTER button The screen for entering the camera title appears 1 ABCDEFGH JKLM1 23 Letter NOPQRSTUVWXYZ456 A i Jabcdefghi tk im789 Selection gt nopqrstuvwxyz 0 palette lt gt amp l gt e ID TITLE I ID TITLE 22222222 22222222 entry field PRESET OFF MENU BACK Example To specify CAM1 for the ID and FLOOR for the title Use the joystick lever to move the cursor to the first place of the ID entry field Use the joystick lever to move the cursor to C in the letter selection palette and press the ENTER button C appears in th
10. Setting the display information INFORMATION Sets the type and position of the information displayed on the monitor INFORMATION DISPLAY OFF SYSTEM SET i SP49 PRESET OFF MENU BACK EJ Setting the auto flip function AUTO FLIP Rotates the displayed image up or down left or right electronically when the camera tilts beyond the straight down position OPTION INFORMATION SET__4 AUTO FLIP ON ____ MIRROR OFF REFRESH SET 4 t P50 PRESET OFF MENU BACK OPTION ______ INFORMATION SET ___ A AUTO FLIP ON MIRROR OFF i UB REFRESH SET 43 PRESET OFF MENU BACK Setting the mirroring function MIRROR Reverses the displayed image electronically OPTION INFORMATION AUTO FLIP MIRROR REFRESH PRESET MENU D Performing the refresh function REFRESH Cleans the camera s horizontal rotation contact area OPTION INFORMAT I ON SET 4 AUTO FLIP ON MIRROR QERAS REFRESH SET 1 P51 PRESET MENU 48 Miscellaneous Settings OPTION Setting the display information A INFORMATION Sets the type and position of the information displayed on the monitor OPTION ______ F INFORMAT I ON SET 4 AUTO FLIP ON MIRROR OFF REFRESH SET 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK E Setting the item to be displayed DISPLAY 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select INFORMATION SET 4 and press the ENTER button The INFO
11. and is displayed on the monitor screen during the startup movements Basic Operations for Performing Settings in the Menu To perform settings in the menu use the joystick lever on the system controller and the ENTER button in the CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen e Joystick lever Used to move the cursor or select menu options Instead of the joystick lever the control buttons shown in in the CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen can be used to move the cursor or select menu options e ENTER button Used to confirm your selection or execute operation commands Memo Some settings in the menu can be performed by using the sub screen on the system controller For details refer to the system controller instruction manual lt CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen gt CAMERA MENU CONTROL Esc to exit CAM 2pvr_ 1 To select the menu to perform settings Use the joystick lever fT 4 to move the cursor highlighting the menu item up or down Move the cursor to your desired menu item using the lever Ga E D CAMERA SET _4 Cursor LENS SET 1 PAN TILT SET 4 AUTO MODE SET 4 ALARM SET 4 PRIVACY MASK SET 4 PASSWORD SET 4 LANGUAGE SET 4 OPTION SET 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK To display an advanced setting screen for the selected menu The menu item shown with mark has an advanced setting screen After selecting the menu item with mark press the ENTER button to display th
12. e a 8 RUN SET J 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select POSITION use the lever lt gt to select START 4 start point and press the ENTER button The START SETTING screen appears r ee START SETTING sees 3 Use the joystick lever to determine a start point position of the Auto Pan mode operation and press the ENTER button The AUTO PAN screen appears again 4 Use the lever gt to select END 4 end point and press the ENTER button The END SETTING screen appears 35 5 Use the joystick lever to determine an end point position of the Auto Pan mode operation and press the ENTER button The AUTO PAN screen appears again Memo When a start point and an end point are set to the same 6 position the camera rotates through 360 degrees repeatedly with the same tilting angle The rotating direction is determined by the DIRECTION setting Use the joystick lever f 4 to select PAUSE TIME and use the lever gt to select the duration for which the camera pauses at the start and end positions Available settings 1S 2S 3S 45 5S 10S 20S 30S S Second M Minute Use the joystick lever f 4 to select DIRECTION and use the lever to select the rotating direction during panning operation Available settings RIGHT rotates clockwise LEFT rotates counterclockwise Use the joystick lever f 4 to s
13. 3 Use the joystick lever 4 to move a mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding the lever straight down for three seconds This completes the mask pattern setting procedure ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Camera Settings CAMERA E Setting the electronic shutter SHUTTER Sets the appropriate shutter speed according to your surveillance purpose The following shutter speed modes are available e Fast shutter speed SHORT e Slow shutter speed LONG APERTURE AGC GAMMA DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU If you do not use the electronic shutter set SHUTTER to OFF Ff The electronic shutter cannot be set in the following conditions For the auto iris setting the electronic sensitivity setting is activated When the IRIS is set to AUTO SENSE UP in the IRIS SETTING screen is set to other than OFF e For the manual iris setting the electronic iris is activated When the IRIS is set to MANU El is set to ON E Fast shutter speed SHORT When viewing fast moving target objects higher shutter speed produces clearer images with less blurs 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select SHUTTER use the lever gt to select SHORT 4 and press the ENTER button The ES SETTING screen appears ES SETTING SHUTTER SPEED PRESET MENU 2 Use the
14. Camera Settings CAMERA SYNC IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU Ke setting the AGC level AGC IEW setting the Day Night function DAY NIGHT Sets the AGC Auto Gain Control level in four grades Switches automatically between color mode and black and white mode depending on the luminance of the object being monitored e Enabling the Day Night function AUTO e Using the color mode only COLOR e ON four grades e OFF GAIN SETTING e Using the black and white mode only B W MAX GAIN NORMAL DNR OFF D N SETTING AUTO P17 LEVEL BURST FOCUS 1 P19 PRESET OFF MENU BACK PRESET MENU H Setting the gamma correction level GAMMA Sets the gamma correction level to adjust the contrast or brightness level in four grades cr SYNC INT IRIS AUTO 4 WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON s ge ARE oN ot P18 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO J PRESET OFF MENU BACK Camera Settings CAMERA A Adjusting synchronization signal SYNC The camera allows you to choose the synchronization signal adjustment method from the following options e Internal synchronization INT lt lnitial setting gt Uses internal signal in the camera to adjust synchronization e Power source synchronization L L Uses the power source frequency to adjust the vertical synchronization phase 2 SYNC NT IRIS AUTO i WHITE BALA
15. END 50 Miscellaneous Settings OPTION Performing the refresh function REFRESH Cleans the camera s horizontal rotation contact area B OPTION INFORMAT I ON AUTO FLIP MIRROR REFRESH PRESET MENU 1 Use the joystick lever t to select REFRESH SET 4 and press the ENTER button Cleaning starts and after the cleaning completes the startup movements are performed Memo The horizontal rotation contact area of the camera always moves When the contact area becomes dirty the camera s operation can be unstable burst can occur or preset positions may deviate It is recommended to clean the rotation contact area periodically by using the Refresh function ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 51 Specifications Image sensor Effective pixels Horizontal resolution Lens Electronic zoom Auto focus Iris control Synchronization method Lowest image illumination S N Backlight compensation Day Night Electronic shutter Electronic sensitivity boosting White balance AGC gain Motion sensor Aperture Privacy masking Alarm input output Camera titles Camera view Auto mode Rotation range Rotation speed Preset positions Communications Operational temperature humidity Power source 1 4 752 H x 582 V Over 520 TV lines x80 zoom lens f 3 5 105 mm F1 4 3 7
16. PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET 4 PROPORTIONAL ON__ _ c amp p31 FREEZE ON SET NORTH OFF TILT LIMIT OFF Setting the starting point 0 degrees angle information SET NORTH You can set the starting point 0 degrees angle for the camera by orienting it to your desired direction and saving the direction information PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET 4 PROPORT I ONAL ON P31 FREEZE OFE___ SET NORTH SET ti TILT LIMIT OFF H Limiting the tilting angle TILT Limit You can limit the tilting angle of the camera to your desired value PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET 4 PROPORT I ONAL ON 1 P32 FREEZE OFF SET NORTH ORE TILT LIMIT OFF Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT A Registering a surveillance location PRESET POSITION When registering the surveillance location as preset position you can change orientation of the camera by selecting the preset number PAN TILT SETTING PROPORTIONAL ON FREEZE OFF SET NORTH OFF TILT LIMIT OFF W Determining the surveillance position POSITION 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears ____ PRESET NO SELECT 1 AG eos R ao Bago eyes 33 ise eA lt ikje Ges Ta wees A Ga TSS ase 35 gt Gye UGe aGE Hes a Ub ese Sif R Sie ite 263852 sex as We 20e Mes 105s 207S 2 es wer MENU BACK To select
17. Setting the profile compensation APERTURE Further emphasizes the profile of the target object The amount of compensation can be adjusted for the horizontal or vertical directions F S WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE AGC GAMMA DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select APERTURE use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button The APERTURE SETTING screen appears APERTURE SETTING H lt _i g Vv S 8 PRESET MENU Available settings e OFF The profile compensation is turned off e ON The profile compensation is turned on 2 Use the joystick lever gt to adjust the value for H horizontal Available settings 1 15 The higher the number the further the profile is emphasized 3 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to move the cursor to V vertical and use the lever lt gt to adjust the value for V Available settings 1 15 The higher the number the further the profile is emphasized ts After completing adjustment use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 17 G Setting the AGC level AGC Sets the AGC Auto Gain Control level in four grades SYNC INT IRIS AUTO 4 WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON___ 4 AGC ON ___ti GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 If you do not use the AGC function set AGC to OFF Se
18. The AREA setting menu appears AREA 1 POSITION SET 4 DISPLAY OFF Alarm Settings ALARM 3 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select POSITION SET 4 and press the ENTER button The AREA screen for setting surveillance area appears In this screen while panning or tilting the camera set the surveillance area to detect movement 4 Use the joystick lever to perform panning or tilting and press the ENTER button The POSITION screen appears displaying the detection pattern in smallest size in the center of the screen In this screen determine the position of the detection pattern cr POSITION scl 5 Use the joystick lever to move the detection pattern to your desired position and press the ENTER button Move the detection pattern so that the pattern is located at the top left corner of the surveillance area Pressing the ENTER button displays the SIZE screen In this screen determine the size of the detection pattern G 6 Use the joystick lever to adjust the size of the detection pattern and press the ENTER button Originating from the position of the detection pattern specified in the POSITION screen the joystick lever 4 expands the pattern downward and the lever expands the pattern to the right
19. e When selecting MANU Controls the alarm output duration by the AUX6 operation ON OFF from external device l While the alarm is output using remote operation normal 2 alarm output cannot be used 40 Alarm Settings ALARM Setting the alarm disabling duration ALARM DISABLE The Alarm Disable function allows the alarm input to be ignored for the specified duration during manual pan tilt zoom operations and after manual operation Cc ALARM ALARM IN 1 ALARM OUT POSSES ALARM DISABLE ON _ __ TIME 2M MOTION OFF ALARM DISPLAY OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select ALARM DISABLE use the lever gt to select ON OFF and press the ENTER button Available settings e OFF Disables the Alarm Disable function e ON Enables the Alarm Disable function TIME appears under ALARM DISABLE J The Alarm Disable function can also be turned on or off through the AUX8 connection 2 When ON is selected use the joystick lever fT to select TIME and use the lever gt to select a duration for which the alarm input is ignored Available settings 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M 6M 7M 8M 9M 10M M Minute ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 41 D Setting the motion sensor MOTION The built in motion sensor can be used to detect movements in the target
20. ee PRESET NO 001 Use the joystick lever to determine the surveillance location and press the ENTER button This sets the surveillance location and displays the preset setting screen again E Specifying the camera ID and title When you connect multiple cameras to the surveillance system specify the camera ID for identifying individual cameras You also can set a specific title to preset position for easier management 1 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET 4 and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears Use the joystick lever f 4 to select a preset number to specify the ID or title and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears PRESET NO 001 SET POSITION SET 3 TITLE OFF 4 CAMERA VIEW OFF TT HOLD OFF SEQUENCE GROUP A PAUSE TIME 5S Use the joystick lever t 4 to select TITLE use the lever lt gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button Available settings e OFF Does not specify the camera ID and title e ON Specifies the camera ID and title The TITLE SETTING screen appears TITLE SETTING POSITION HO H PRESET NO OFF L TITLE INPUT SET 4 B Le 26 Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT Selecting the display format and position POSITION Use the joystick lever f 4 to select POSITION use the lever gt to select the display format
21. Does not set the starting point angle information e ON Sets the starting point angle information e SET Setting operation is in progress Determine the camera s orientation then press the ENTER button This completes the setting and SET changes to ON ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END f The camera rotates clockwise North is regarded as 0 NI degrees For example 90 degrees represent east To display the camera s angle information set DIRECTION in the DISPLAY screen under the INFORMATION screen to ON Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT E Limiting the tilting angle TILT LIMIT When the tilting limit angle is not explicitly specified the limit of tilting is 5 degrees to horizontal 0 degrees If necessary you can select the tilting limit angle using the following procedure By setting the limit angle the camera cannot be oriented to the direction beyond the limit angle 1 Use the joystick lever f to select TILT LIMIT and use the lever gt to select the tilting limit angle r PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET 4 PROPORT I ONAL ON FREEZE OFF SET NORTH OE Eaas TILT LIMIT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK Available settings e OFF Disables the TILT LIMIT function e 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Sets the selected value as the tilting limit angle e MANU Sets the tilti
22. angle information SET NORTH 2 e0ee0e 31 H Limiting the tilting angle TILT LIMIT 32 Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE 33 FX Monitoring multiple preset positions sequentially SEQUENCE is arei aree ate eee tee Ees 34 E Panning between two surveillance locations in loop AUTO PAN 2 20 cece eee ee eee eee 35 Repeating a recorded monitoring process TOUR 36 P Returning automatically to the specified surveillance mode AUTO RETURN 37 Alarm Settings ALARM 55 38 FN Setting the alarm input ALARM IN 39 Setting the alarm output ALARM OUT 40 Setting the alarm disabling duration ALARM DISABLE 00 0c eee e eee 41 D Setting the motion sensor MOTION 41 E Setting the motion zone 00 eee eee 41 E Setting the detection sensitivity 42 H Setting the alarm information display ALARM DISPLAY 00000 cece eee eee 43 Privacy Mask Settings PRIVACY MASK 44 Password Settings PASSWORD 45 E Enabling password lock 00000ees 45 E Disabling password lock 0 0e ee eeee 45 E Changing the password 000e cease 46 Language Settings LANGUAGE 47 Miscellaneous Settings OPTION 48 FN Setting the display information INFORMATION 00 00 eee ee eee eee eee 49 E Setting the item to be displayed DISPLAY 49 E
23. ff Before using the PRESET option set the preset position for the corresponding alarm input number e SEQA D Starts the Sequence mode operation A D e PAN1 4 Starts the Auto Pan mode operation 1 4 e TOUR 1 4 Starts the Tour mode operation 1 4 e OFF Does not perform the alarm action 39 1 Use the joystick lever f to select ALARM IN use the lever to select an alarm input number 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select POLARITY and use the lever gt to select the polarity for the 3 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select ACTION and Use the joystick lever f 4 to select RETURN and use the lever gt to select the operation after the alarm action Available settings e OFF Does not return to the operation status before the alarm e ON Returns to the operation status before the alarm Memo When RETURN is set to ON the camera returns to the 5 before alarm status after the duration specified in the DURATION setting e If another alarm input is received during the time specified in the DURATION setting the operation will be performed according to the last alarm Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MOTION ALARM and use the lever gt to select how the motion sensor is used For alarm detection criteria the motion sensor built into the camera can be used in combination with the alarm input from an external device Availabl
24. After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END E Deleting a preset position DELETE f The preset number 1 cannot be deleted J 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select a preset number to delete and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears PRESET NO 002 POSITION TITLE CAMERA VIEW HOLD OL SEQUENCE GROUP PAUSE TIME DELETE PRESET GO MENU 3 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select DELETE SET 4 and press the ENTER button OK 4 appears under SET 4 PRESET NO 002 POSITION SET 4 TITLE ON 4 CAMERA VIEW 1 4 HOLD OFF SEQUENCE GROUP A PAUSE TIME 5S DELETE SET__4 OK hi PRESET GO SET 4 MENU BACK 4 Use the joystick lever f to select OK and press the ENTER button The preset position you selected is deleted and the indication in the preset map screen changes to PRESET NO SELECT A ails 31 E 1 2 3 4 5 6 T 8 9 0 Sy Sythe 3 4 5 6 Ti 8 9 0 E N u W Switching to a preset position PRESET GO You can switch the surveillance location to a preset position by using the following procedure 1 Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET and press t
25. Brightness differences Y DIFFER 1 10 To avoid detection of lights turning on and off make the value larger Duration DURATION 1 60 To avoid detection of fast movements make the value larger 2 To test the sensitivity settings use the joystick lever T 4 to select TEST and use the lever gt to select a surveillance area number 1 4 You can test the detection sensitivity for the specified surveillance area When a motion is detected patterns are shown in that location Adjust the setting values as necessary 42 Alarm Settings ALARM Setting the alarm signal output Set the alarm output options for the alarm detection in the surveillance area AREA 1 4 After returning to the MOTION ZONE screen perform the following procedure 1 3J MOTION ZONE AREA 1 OFF AREA 2 AREA 3 AREA 4 SENSITIVITY ALARM OUT OFF LINE OUT DURATION PRESET MENU Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select ALARM OUT and use the lever gt to select an alarm output terminal Available settings e OFF Does not output the alarm signal e 1 Uses the output terminal 1 2 Uses the output terminal 2 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select LINE OUT and use the lever gt to determine whether the alarm signal is output to the connection line with the system controller Available settings e OFF Does not output the alarm signal to the connection line e ON Outpu
26. Displaying the system information SYSTEM 49 Setting the auto flip function AUTO FLIP 50 Setting the mirroring function MIRROR 50 P Performing the refresh function REFRESH 51 Specifications 0 200 eee eee eee 52 Main Features E x30 optical zoom i High speed 360 degrees rotation mechanism H 5 to 185 degrees tilting angle H Easy installation and removal Providing clearer monitored images e Detailed surveillance options including auto focus auto iris white balance backlight profile compensation electronic shutter and AGC e DAY NIGHT function enabling 24 hour surveillance e Up to 128 preset positions and 4 preset position groups are supported e Up to 8 camera view setting files can be saved for storing camera setting patterns Three types of auto mode settings SEQUENCE mode In this mode surveillance locations can automatically be moved to multiple preset positions sequentially AUTO PAN mode Automatic pan between two surveillance locations in loop can be set after storing start and end locations TOUR mode Sequential manual operations such as panning tilting and zooming can be saved as a movement track and the movement track can be used to automatically repeat the set of camera operations Alarm detection function e Both built in and externally connected motion sensors can be used simultaneously e Detailed input output options for alarm si
27. Electronic zoom and gearing Zoom speed setting possible 16 power combined with optic zoom gives 480 power max Max zoom magnification setting possible Vertical resolution ON OFF setting AUT ONE PUSH MANUAL AF area setting possible 3 step AUTO MANUAL Internal synchronization Line lock V phase adjustment possible 0 8 Ix F1 4 AGC gain at maximum COLOR mode 0 04 Ix F1 4 B W mode 0 025 Ix F1 4 x32 electronic sensitivity increased COLOR mode 0 00125 Ix F1 4 x32 SENSE UP B W mode Over 50 dB Center weighted average metering multi spot evaluative metering AUTO COLOR B W settings available Fast shutter speed SHORT mode 1 50 1 120 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 10000 e Slow shutter speed LONG mode x1 x2 x4 x8 x16 x32 AUTO OFF works with auto iris Up to x32 max setting possible ATW AWC MWB 3200 5600 FLUO Fluorescent lighting Low Normal Middle High Off When OFF is selected manual gain adjustment is available ON OFF individual settings possible H V setting possible ON OFF max of 24 masked locations Wide view screen 1 screen max 4 masks The mask can be set regardless of the camera s direction External input 8 External output 2 NO Normal open NC Normal closed switch Motion sensor with external alarm AND OR output options ON OFF 16 characters 8 settings Sequential pan auto pan tour 4 patterns each
28. For details on adjusting white balance manually refer to the Manual white balance MWB section in the right column on this page J You also can access the MWB SETTING screen directly by selecting MWB 4 in the WHITE BALANCE menu item Whether you access the MWB SETTING screen directly or through the AWC SETTING screen only one set of options and values in the MWB SETTING screen is stored as the manual white balance setting 13 E Fixed white balance 3200 5600 FLUO You can set the color temperature of white balance setting to a fixed value 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select WHITE BALANCE and use the lever gt to select desired color temperature option SYNC IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE AGC GAMMA DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU Available settings e 3200 Color temperature of 3 200K For indoor e 5600 Color temperature of 5 600K For outdoor e FLUO Color temperature of 4 200K For fluorescent lighting W Manual white balance MWB You can manually adjust white balance to your desired setting 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select WHITE BALANCE use the lever gt to select MWB 4 and press the ENTER button The MWB SETTING screen appears MWB SETTING R g _ gt 64 B i 64 PRESET MENU 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select color and use the lever gt to adjust darkness level for the color Availab
29. Use the joystick lever gt to select the digit and 2 After entering your four digit password press use the lever t 4 to select a number ENTER The PASSWORD screen appears If the password is authenticated the menu screen appears PASSWORD e If an invalid password is entered NG appears and the cursor moves to BACK If you entered invalid password three consecutive times the password eee SET 4 entry field disappears The factory setting value for password is 1234 To keep the camera system secured change your password regularly About Setting Menus E Setting menu composition The setting menu ADVANCED MENU contains the following settings The menu item shown with mark has an advanced setting screen CAMERA LENS 4 4 4 4 4 4 PRESET MENU Camera settings CAMERA Performs camera shooting settings including synchronization lens aperture white balance backlight compensation and electronic shutter SYNC IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER 1S P8 APERTURE DAY NIGHT Lens settings LENS Performs settings for focus and zoom operations LENS FOCUS Auto 3 P22 ZOOM SET 4 Pan and tilt settings PAN TILT Performs panning and tilting settings including preset position setting PAN TILT SETTING PROPORTIONAL ON ISP25 FREEZE SET NORTH OFF TILT LIMIT OFF Auto mode settings AUTO MODE Performs settings for three auto surv
30. detected Placing mask patterns To place a mask pattern over specific light sources in the target object do the following A Mask patterns can be placed only when registering a 2 view setting file in the CAMERA VIEW screen 1 While ATW 4 is selected by using the joystick lever lt gt press the ENTER button The ATW SETTING screen appears ATW SETTING MASKING 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select MASKING use the lever to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button The ATW MASKING screen appears A mask pattern is displayed in the top left of the screen Va 3 Use the joystick lever ft or lt gt to move a mask pattern to the light source area to be masked and press the ENTER button This sets the mask pattern ATW MASK ING CONTINUE 4 If you want additional mask patterns to be placed repeat the above procedure lt To delete the mask pattern gt Use the joystick lever f 4 or gt to place a mask pattern over the mask pattern to be cancelled then press the ENTER button 4 Use the joystick lever 4 to move a mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding the lever straight down for three seconds This completes the mask pattern setting procedure ts After completing setting use the lever to move t
31. joystick lever gt to select the desired shutter speed Available settings 50 120 250 500 1000 2000 4000 10000 1 N sec To avoid flicker If the camera is installed under fluorescent lighting and the power supply frequency is 60Hz set the shutter speed to 120 1 120 sec to avoid flicker ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END E Slow shutter speed LONG When the target object is in dark condition making the exposure time longer increases sensitivity enabling you to view target object more brightly Select desired shutter speed according to the shooting conditions The initial setting for slow shutter spped LONG is x1 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SHUTTER use the lever gt to select LONG 4 and press the ENTER button The ES SETTING screen appears rc ES SETTING SHUTTER SPEED 1x1 PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever gt to select the desired shutter speed Available settings x1 x2 x4 x8 x16 x32 Each option represents a multiple of field time The higher the number the longer the exposure time J When the exposure time is longer moving objects may cause conspicuous afterimages blurs and white spots ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 16 Camera Settings CAMERA
32. lt gt to select a number assigned to image track 1 4 and press the ENTER button The TOUR screen appears cr TOUR 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select TRACE SET 4 and press the ENTER button OK appears under SET 4 Use the joystick lever f to select OK and press the ENTER button The TOUR SETTING screen appears TOUR 1 TRACE ON a OK RUN Harg 1 MENU BACK 4 Record an image track or operation commands Performing any operation starts recording Every camera operation including panning tilting and command operation will be recorded in sequence as tour memory The amount of tour memory used TOUR SETTING 100 100 Recordable operations commands panning tilting move to preset position PRESET GO zooming one push auto focus Memo The used amount of tour memory is displayed in the screen The memory usage display starts from 0 100 and ends at 100 100 representing the memory is full After the operations to be recorded complete press the ENTER button The operations performed are recorded as tour memory and the TOUR screen appears again If the memory becomes full the recording stops automatically at that moment 5 Use the joystick lever ft to select RUN SET 4 and press the ENTER button The on screen menu disappears and the operation recorded in the tour memory wi
33. mode and the black and white mode Adjust focusing so that the focused lt The LEVEL SETTING screen under the ADJ option gt position matches between the color mode and the black and white mode LEVEL SETTING When using infrared lighting in black and white mode COLOR B W1 a if there is a strong reflection on the subject the black o M and white mode may switch to color mode Use only B W gt COLOR enough infrared lighting so that the mode is not a as 1 switched COLOR gt B W Sets the luminance level for switching from the color mode to the black and white mode Available settings 1 7 The larger the value the darker the switching luminance level B W gt COLOR Sets the luminance level for switching from the black and white mode to the color mode Available settings 1 7 The larger the value the brighter the switching luminance level Memo Inthe ADJ setting changing the setting for one of the switching level settings from color mode to black and white mode or from black and white mode to color mode causes the other setting to change also e Increasing the luminance level difference avoids hunting under IR infrared lighting 19 Camera Settings CAMERA 3 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select BURST and use the lever gt to select ON OFF If the camera is connected to peripheral devices like frame switcher burst may occur when the viewing mode is switched between the c
34. object such as an intruder ALARM ALARM IN ALARM OUT ALARM DISABLE MOT I ON ALARM DISPLAY PRESET MENU Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MOTION and use the lever gt to select the motion sensor used for alarm detection Available settings OFF Does not use the motion sensor e ZONE Uses the sensor specified for the motion zone The MOTION ZONE screen appears e PRESET Uses the motion sensor selected in MOTION of the CAMERA VIEW settings Memo For the PRESET option the movement is detected only at the preset position for the ZONE option the movement is detected for the area specified from whole space where pan tilt operations can be performed E Setting the motion zone The Motion Zone function allows you to specify up to four surveillance areas AREA 1 4 to detect movement Setting the surveillance area AREA and the detection option To set the surveillance area and the detection option perform the following procedure in the MOTION ZONE screen 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MOTION use the lever gt to select ZONE and press the ENTER button The MOTION ZONE screen appears MOTION ZONE 1 AREA OFF i AREA 2 OFF AREA 3 OFF AREA 4 OFF SENSITIVITY SET 4 ALARM OUT OFF LINE OUT OFF DURATION 5S 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select AREA 1 4 use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button
35. to be weighted shows the corresponding zone on the screen e TOP e BOTTOM e LEFT e RIGHT e CENTER FIX The value is fixed to 7 Available settings 0 7 The larger the number the higher the weighting ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END E Multi spot metering MASK Sets backlight compensation by masking the bright area of the background using mask patterns A The multi spot metering MASK function is available only when registering a view setting file in the CAMERA VIEW screen P27 Set MASKING to ON in the MOTION SETTING screen 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select BLC use the lever lt gt to select MASK 4 and press the ENTER button The BLC MASKING screen appears A mask pattern is displayed in the top left of the screen Mask pattern 15 2 Use the joystick lever ft or gt to move a mask pattern to the area to be excluded in metering and press the ENTER button This sets the mask pattern for the area to be excluded in metering If you want additional mask patterns to be set repeat the above procedure lt To delete the mask pattern gt Use the joystick lever f 4 or gt to place a mask pattern over the mask pattern to be cancelled then press the ENTER button
36. 16 HM Slow shutter speed LONG 16 a Setting the profile compensation APERTURE ccecee cn ceeeneeeenneas 17 el Setting the AGC level AGC 17 E Setting the gamma correction level GAMMA A inn an te dae Be ace ee wees 18 l Setting the Day Night function DAY NIGHT 19 H Setting the Day Night function AUTO 19 E Using the color mode only COLOR 20 E Using the black and white mode only B W 21 Lens Settings LENS 0000seeeeee 22 FN Setting the focusing mode FOCUS 22 M Auto focus AUTO 0 0 c cece eee eee 22 E Manual focus MANU 00 0c ee eee 23 E Setting the zooming operations ZOOM 24 Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT 25 EN Registering a surveillance location PRESET POSITION 2002eeeeeee 26 E Determining the surveillance position POSITION 26 E Specifying the camera ID and title 26 E Registering a view setting file CAMERA VIEW 27 E Grouping the preset positions SEQUENCE GROUP 00 ece cece eees 29 E Deleting a preset position DELETE 30 E Switching to a preset position PRESET GO 30 E Making the amount of movement in the screen constant PROPORTIONAL 0 0005 31 Displaying a still image while switching the surveillance location FREEZE 31 D Setting the starting point 0 degrees
37. FF Electronic zoom is turned off x2 x4 x8 x16 4 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select V RESO UP and use the lever gt to select a vertical resolution Available settings e ON Improves vertical resolution while using the electronic zoom e OFF Does not improve vertical resolution while using the electronic zoom Memo When the vertical resolution improvement is set to ON moving target objects will cause conspicuous afterimages and blurs ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END In the following condition the vertical resolution improvement V RESO UP will be set to OFF automatically When the electronic sensitivity setting SENSE UP is set to ON in the auto iris setting AUTO When the electronic shutter setting SHUTTER is set to LONG Slow shutter speed mode e When the digital noise reduction setting DNR is set to ON in the auto gain control setting AGC 24 Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT CAMERA LENS PAN TILT AUTO MODE ALARM PRIVACY MASK ee PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU eeeecee Registering a surveillance location PRESET POSITION Pan and tilt settings such as camera s orientation can be registered as preset positions Preset positions can be grouped and individual preset position groups can be used for Sequence mode cr ___
38. Horizontal 360 endless Vertical 5 185 Horizontal Preset 435 second Manual 0 1 120 second Vertical Preset 400 second Manual 0 1 120 second 128 positions Coaxial control RS 485 10 50 C below 90 RH DC 24V External appearance and specifications subject to change without notice 52 SANYO 1AC6P1P3129 SANYO Electric Co Ltd L5BU2 L5BV2 XE 0107KP SY Printed in Japan Printed on recycled paper
39. Minute Memo The interval setting for the next alarm to become in effect is applied to the external switch whose number is the same as the alarm input number The alarm input from other external switches will be accepted ff When the alarm input is used as the external control ey input of the Day Night function D N appears in the top right of the screen In this case settings other than POLARITY cannot be made When multiple alarm inputs are received simultaneously the input whose alarm number is smaller precedes the others ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END B Setting the alarm output ALARM OUT The ALARM OUT screen allows you to perform the alarm output settings for each alarm output number r ALARM ALARM IN ieee ALARM OUT D l ALARM DISABLE OFF MOTION OFF ALARM DISPLAY OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK 1 Use the joystick lever ft to select ALARM OUT use the lever gt to select an alarm output number 1 2 and press the ENTER button The ALARM OUT screen appears P ALARM OUT 1 OUTPUT ON POLARITY NO ALARM TIME 5S PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select OUTPUT and use the lever gt to select an alarm output option Available settings OFF Does not output the alarm signal ON Outputs the alarm signal e REMOTE Outputs the alarm signal by remot
40. N TILT A Setting the motion sensor MOTION The built in motion sensor will work for preset positions allowing the camera to detect movements in the target object such as an intruder Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MOTION use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button Available settings e OFF Disables the motion sensor e ON Enables the motion sensor The MOTION SETTING screen appears Before performing the settings under MOTION be sure to set MOTION in the ALARM screen to PRESET When MOTION is set to options other than PRESET displays for MOTION in the CAMERA VIEW screen and settings cannot be made MOTION SETTING____ SIZE SET m A MASKING OFF SENSITIVITY SET lB ZOOM OFF DURAT I ON PRESET MENU A Setting the size of the motion sensor SIZE Set the detection pattern according to the size of the target object to be detected for alarm A movement in the target object will be detected within the area where the detection pattern is specified Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SIZE SET 4 and press the ENTER button The MOTION SIZE screen appears displaying the detection pattern V1 H1 in the center of the screen a MOTION SIZE Vit H 7 PRESET OFF MENU BACK Use the joystick lever to adjust the values for V and H settings The size of t
41. NCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON 43 AGC ON 4 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK The internal synchronization INT is used as an initial setting In this setting the vertical synchronization tends to be unstable when multiple cameras are connected through the camera switcher and the camera to be monitored is switched In this case use the following steps to adjust the vertical synchronization phase 1 Use the joystick lever 4 t to select SYNC use the lever lt gt to select L L and press the ENTER button The L L SETTING screen appears P SYNC L E 4 IRIS AUTO J WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 43 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK L L SETTING V SYNC PHASE _ PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever lt 7 to adjust the value so that the image on the monitor does not move up and down when you use the camera switcher Phase adjustment for vertical synchronization PRESET MENU ts After completing adjustment use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END A Adjustment using power source synchronization is available only for the area where the power supply frequency is 50Hz This setting will not work in the area where the power supply frequency is 60Hz 10 Camera Settings CAMERA B Setting lens aperture IRIS Sets lens apert
42. RMATION screen appears INFORMATION DISPLAY OFF i SYSTEM SET 4 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select DISPLAY use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button The DISPLAY screen appears DISPLAY CAMERA ID ON TITLE ON DIRECTION ON 4 ZOOM RATIO ON 3 3l Use the joystick lever f to select the information item use the lever lt gt to select ON displayed OFF not displayed and press the ENTER button Available settings e CAMERA ID e TITLE e DIRECTION Pan tilt angle e ZOOM RATIO Magnification power in zooming E Displaying the system information SYSTEM Adjusting the display position For DIRECTION and ZOOM RATIO you can adjust the display position Selecting ON 4 for the item to adjust the display position and pressing the ENTER button displays the adjusting screen Use the joystick lever to adjust the display position for the item To return to the DISPLAY screen press the ENTER button again ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 49 1 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select INFORMATION SET and press the ENTER button The INFORMATION screen appears INFORMAT I ON DISPLAY SYSTEM 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SYSTEM SET 4 and press the ENTER button The system information is displayed in th
43. SANYO INSTRUCTION MANUAL VCC M C600 P VCC MC500P Color CCD Camera About this manual Before installing and using this unit please read this manual carefully Be sure to keep it handy for later reference Contents Main Features 2000 cece eee eee eee 2 Precautions 020 20 eee eee eee 3 Before Using the Menu 2 2005 4 Basic Operations for Performing Settings inthe Menu 20 00 ce eee eee 5 About Setting Menus 2000e05 6 E Setting menu mode 000 eee eens 6 E Setting menu composition 7 Camera Settings CAMERA 5 8 EX Adjusting synchronization signal SYNC 10 Setting lens aperture IRIS 11 M Auto iris AUTO 0 c eee eee 11 Manual iris MANU 000 02 cece eee 11 Setting the white balance WHITE BALANCE 12 E Auto trace white balance ATW 12 E One push automatic white balance AWC 13 E Fixed white balance 3200 5600 FLUO 13 E Manual white balance MWB 13 D Setting the backlight compensation level BLO cic tinig viea ceri deve ee eia eee ees 14 E Multi spot evaluative metering MULT 14 E Center weighted average metering CENT 14 E Multi spot metering MASK 5 15 H Setting the electronic shutter SHUTTER 16 E Fast shutter speed SHORT 005
44. UTO FLIP ON AUTO FLIP MIRROR OFF MIRROR REFRESH SET 4 REFRESH PRESET OFF PRESET MENU BACK MENU 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select AUTO FLIP 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MIRROR and and use the lever gt to select ON use the lever gt to select a mirroring mode Available settings Available settings e OFF Disables the Auto Flip function When the tilting e OFF Normal image angle reaches 90 degrees the camera stops e HV Rotated horizontally and vertically e ON Enables the Auto Flip function allowing you to e H Rotated horizontally continue monitoring when the camera is tilted e V Rotated vertically beyond the straight down position mup m OFF Memo The HV option can be used when the camera is installed on the floor In this option the direction to which the joystick lever is moved matches the direction to which the camera pans and tilts ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Inverse image Normal image The image is rotated automatically to change inverse image to normal image The timing with which the image is rotated is when the camera pauses after it tilts beyond the straight down position and when the camera pauses after the tilting operation reaches the opposite end 180 degrees ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or
45. Use the joystick lever 4 to move a mask pattern to the bottom area of the screen and continue holding the lever straight down for three seconds This completes the mask pattern setting procedure Setting the detection sensitivity SENSITIVITY You can set the level of sensitivity for motion detection Adjusting the level of sensitivity avoids unwanted detection Use the joystick lever f 4 to select SENSITIVITY SET 4 and press the ENTER button The SENSITIVITY screen appears SENSITIVITY MOVE i 5 5 Y LEVEL 5 1 Y DIFFER DURATION gt TEST OFF Set the detection level for the following parameters For all parameters the larger the value the lower the sensitivity Motion sensitivity MOVE 1 10 To avoid detection of small movements make the value larger Brightness level Y LEVEL 1 10 When noise from a dark screen is causing erroneous detections make the value larger Brightness differences Y DIFFER 1 10 To avoid detection of lights turning on and off make the value larger Duration DURATION 1 60 To avoid detection of fast movements make the value larger To test the sensitivity settings use the joystick lever t to select TEST and use the lever gt to select ON When a motion is detected patterns are shown in that location Adjust the setting values as necessary 28 Pan and Ti
46. VIEW 6 OT LON GROUP A PAUSE TIME 5S CAMERA VIEW OTLON PRESET GO SET CAMERA VIEW CAMERA VIEW OTLON 2 CAMERA VIEW OTLON al CAMERA VIEW 1 MOTION 1OFF IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE AGC GAMMA DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select PRESET POSITION SET 4 and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select a preset number to register a view setting file and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears PRESET NO 001 POSITION SE TITLE CAMERA VIEW HOLD SEQUENCE GROUP PAUSE TIME About the HOLD function When setting HOLD to ON the settings for CAMERA VIEW is retained even when pan tilt operations are performed at preset positions Moving to a preset position PRESET GO or performing operations in the Auto mode disables the HOLD function 3 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select CAMERA VIEW use the lever gt to select the number of the view setting file and press the ENTER button Available settings OFF OFF Does not register view setting files e 1 8 Registers a view setting file The CAMERA VIEW screen appears CAMERA VIEW 1_____ MOT I ON ore a A IRIS AUTO J WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 4 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO PRESET OFF MENU BACK Pan and Tilt Settings PA
47. _ PRESET NO SELECT 1 1 A H 2 ae EREE A2 22 325 a alka FER keria ties E a pipe EEAS 5 15 25 35 P26 Ges UGe 26 367 Yee Uva Bee STS Ges Uses ego xiijeo Op WOs 28e EAS T0 0s ee cee MENU BACK Preset map screen Selecting a preset number displays the screen for selecting preset options PRESET NO 001 ____ POSITION SET__ TITLE OFF 4 CAMERA VIEW OFF 4 HOLD FF SEQUENCE P26 GROUP A PAUSE TIME 5S PRESET GO SET 4 MENU BACK Preset setting screen 4 Selecting CAMERA VIEW displays the CAMERA VIEW screen used for configuring the camera view setting file cr CAMERA VIEW 1_____ MOTION OFF IRIS AUTOT WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF P27 APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 4 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK CAMERA VIEW screen 25 PAN TILT SETTING PROPORT I ONAL ON FREEZE OFF SET NORTH OFF 4 3 TILT LIMIT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK Making the amount of movement in the screen constant PROPORTIONAL You can make the amount of movement in the screen constant by changing the moving speed of the camera during manual operation according to the zoom magnification power PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET PROPORT I ONAL FREEZE SET NORTH TILT LIMIT Displaying a still image while switching the surveillance location FREEZE The still image can be used in the screen while switching to other preset position
48. a preset number to register the camera s orientation e Use the joystick lever f4 or gt to move the cursor to a preset number used for registration e Available preset numbers are 1 to 127 e Preset numbers can be displayed up to 40 in one page Moving the cursor to the leftmost or rightmost of the screen and continuing to press the joystick lever to the left or right changes the screen to the previous or next page e Pressing to the right Displays next page e Pressing to the left Displays previous page 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select a preset number to register the camera s orientation and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears PRESET NO 001 POSITION SET 4 TITLE OFFI CAMERA VIEW OFF 4 HOLD OFF SEQUENCE GROUP A PAUSE TIME 5S PRESET GO SET 4 The preset number 1 is used as home position and cannot be deleted Initial setting is registered with preset number 0 When resetting the camera the setting registered with the preset number 0 is also used for the preset number 1 The preset number 0 is not available for user defined settings When auto flip is set to ON for a preset position the preset location may slip a little In this case reset the setting to correct the problem P50 3 4 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select POSITION SET 4 and press the ENTER button The screen for determining the surveillance location appears
49. age may need to be protected for privacy You can use the privacy mask gray to cover such part for privacy Up to 24 privacy masks can be set CAMERA SET J LENS SET PAN TILT SET 4 AUTO MODE SET 4 ALARM SET 4 PRIVACY MASK SET V PASSWORD SET J LANGUAGE SET J OPTION SET 4 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PRIVACY MASK SET 4 and press the ENTER button The MASK NO SELECT screen appears fa MASK NO SELECT 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select a privacy mask number 1 24 use the lever gt to select SET 4 and press the ENTER button The POSITION screen appears and the mask pattern is displayed at the center of the screen MASK 1 SET POSITION 3 Use the joystick lever to move the surveillance image to determine the masking position and press the ENTER button The SIZE screen appears MASK 1 SET SIZE Memo While the lens reaches the tilt end TILT LIMIT to OFF pressing the ENTER button fixes the surveillance image Use the joystick lever to move the mask pattern to determine the masking position and press the ENTER button 4 Use the joystick lever f 4 to adjust the vertical size and use the lever to adjust the horizontal size and press the ENTER button The TEST screen appears You can confirm how the mask pattern is set by using the joystick lever to move the surveillance location MASK 1 SET TEST 5 Pr
50. ailable Main menu This menu which is provided for general users appears by pressing the MENU button in the CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen Some menu items and setting options which are available in the advanced menu are omitted in the main menu Advanced menu This menu which is provided for administrative users appears by selecting ADVANCED MENU in the main menu In the advanced menu the menu items for the ALARM and PRIVACY MASK settings are added and advanced settings can be made on individual menu screens lt Main menu gt lt Advanced menu gt CAMERA s SET CAMERA 1 LENS SE LENS l PAN TILT SET 4 PAN TILT 1 AUTO MODE SET J AUTO MODE A PASSWORD SETER ALARM MENU gt ANGUAGE SET 4 PRIVACY MASK l OPTION SET PASSWORD 4 LANGUAGE 1 ADVANCED MENU SET 4 OPTION 1 PRESET OFF PRESET MENU MENU Memo In the advanced menu the vertical line is displayed on the left end of the screen e The settings common to the main menu and advanced menu modes are shared regardless of the menu mode in which the settings are made However different passwords can be specified for the main menu and advanced menu respectively tS The description in this manual assumes the advanced menu Entering password When the password lock is enabled you have to enter your password before displaying the main menu by pressing the MENU button To enter your password perform the following procedures 1
51. an Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic products Please help us to conserve the environment we live in This symbol mark and recycle system are applied only to EU countries and not applied to the countries in the other area of the world Before Using the Menu After installing the camera use the menu to select camera operating options and required functions according to your operating environment and surveillance purpose Use the system controller VSP 9000 to perform menu ON mae yey eee ee setting operations while viewing the menu on the monitor screen H H H H O O O The VAC 70 also can be used to operate the camera L 23 A 5 eT u e To operate the system controller using the RS485 control method een ne 5 For system control setting switches set the No 3 switch to the lower position than or equal to 1 OFF To operate the system controller using the coaxial control method For system control setting switches set the No 3 switch to the upper position ON lt Main screen gt Mong SEARCH MENU FRI CHANNEL RESET JADDRESS pve f ADDRESS pary LL TO MAIN PHASE SCREEN aux sic f Es ort ore OFF PHASE MENU anoress i 1_DVR 1 gt mux tosue 2 my SCREEN GOTO
52. e advanced setting screen CAMERA SET 4 SYNC LENS SET F IRIS PAN TILT SET 4 WHITE BALANCE AUTO MODE SET 4 ALARM SET J PRIVACY MASK SET 4 APERTURE ON 4 PASSWORD SET 4 AGC ON J To select an option for the setting item Use the joystick lever to display the available options in turn SYNC SYNC IRIS IRIS WHITE BALANCE WHITE BALANCE APERTURE ON 4 APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 4 AGC ON 4 To go back to a previous setting screen Move the cursor to MENU and select the BACK option then press the ENTER button PRESET MENU To exit from the menu screen Move the cursor to MENU and select the END option then press the ENTER button PRESET MENU Memo If there is no menu operation for three minutes or more the menu screen is automatically exited To display the menu screen again Press the MENU button in the CAMERA MENU CONTROL screen To restore your selected options to initial values Move the cursor to PRESET and change its option to ON then press the ENTER button PRESET MENU Memo The following settings cannot be restored e Privacy mask e Preset position e Camera view e Camera title e Password ts In this manual t 4 represent vertical joystick lever operation and gt represent horizontal joystick lever operation About Setting Menus E Setting menu mode For performing settings in the menu the following two menu modes are av
53. e first place of the ID entry field Use the same procedure shown above to enter A M and r Use the joystick lever to move the cursor to the first place of the title entry field use the lever to move the cursor to F in the letter selection palette and press the ENTER button Use the same procedure shown above to enter L O O and R lt Canceling the camera ID or title gt Use the joystick lever f 4 to select PRESET use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button All the letters entered for the ID and title return to Memo e The camera ID can be set only for the preset number 1 The camera ID set for the preset number 1 will automatically be applied for preset number 2 and after e To display the camera ID and title on the screen set CAMERA ID and TITLE in the DISPLAY screen under the INFORMATION screen to ON 27 E Registering a view setting file CAMERA VIEW To support shooting in various surveillance conditions like when the surveillance location is bright or dark the CAMERA VIEW screen allows you to register up to 8 patterns of shooting settings as camera view setting files Specify the applied view setting file to each preset number PRESET POSITION CAMERA VIEW 1 to 8 CAMERA VIEW OTLON PRESET NO 001 POSITION TITLE DI CAMERA VIEW OFF HOLD SEQUENCE CAMERA VIEW OFF OTLOR CAMERA
54. e operation This option is available only when ALARM OUT is set to 2 A When selecting REMOTE MANU is 2 available for ALARM TIME enabling the manual operation of the alarm output When selecting REMOTE the alarm signal will not be output automatically even when the alarm is detected 3l Use the joystick lever t 4 to select POLARITY and use the lever to select the polarity for the alarm output signal Available settings e NO Normal Open Normally open so closed condition is detected as output e NC Normal Close Normally closed so open condition is detected as output 4 Use the joystick lever f to select ALARM TIME and use the lever gt to select a duration for which the alarm signal is output The connected devices such as recorder alarm buzzer and warning lamp will operate for the duration you have specified Available settings 2S 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M MANU S Second M Minute Memo MANU appears only when REMOTE is selected for OUTPUT in step 2 ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END The alarm output duration for remote operation The alarm output duration when using remote operation depends on the setting for ALARM TIME e When selecting the value between 2S and 5M Outputs the alarm for the duration you have specified
55. e screen CAMERA VER 0 00 00 PROTOCOL 485S ADDRESS 1 BAUD RATE 19200 TERMINATION OFF Setting the camera s address If the address setting switch on the camera is set to 0 you can use the menu screen to specify the camera s address 1 In the system information screen select ADDRESS and press the ENTER button If the address setting switch on the camera is set to 0 the address number is highlighted gt ADDRESS The initial setting for the address is O01 2 Use the joystick lever to enter the address number Use the lever gt to select a digit to enter a number and use the lever ft 4 to select number 3 Use the joystick lever to highlight the address again This completes the address setting Memo After turning off and on the camera again the address setting becomes effective ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Miscellaneous Settings OPTION B Setting the auto flip function c Setting the mirroring function AUTO FLIP MIRROR Rotates the displayed image up or down left or right Reverses the displayed image electronically This function can electronically when the camera tilts beyond the straight down be used when the camera is installed upside down or when position performing surveillance through a mirror OPTION OPTION INFORMAT I ON SET INFORMATION A
56. e settings e AND When both the motion sensor and the external device detect an alarm condition the alarm is activated e OR When either the motion sensor or the external device detects an alarm condition the alarm is activated J Before enabling the settings under MOTION be sure to set MOTION in the ALARM screen to PRESET Use the joystick lever f 4 to select ALARM OUT and use the lever to select an alarm output terminal The alarm signal can be output from the alarm output terminal enabling you to connect external devices such as recorder alarm buzzer and warning lamp Available settings e OFF Does not output the alarm signal e 1 Uses the output terminal 1 2 Uses the output terminal 2 Use the joystick lever ft to select LINE OUT and use the lever lt to determine whether the alarm signal is output to the connection line to the system controller Available settings e OFF Does not output the alarm signal to the connection line e ON Outputs the alarm signal to the connection line Alarm Settings ALARM 8 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select DURATION and use the lever gt to select the interval after which the next alarm becomes in effect When an alarm is detected another alarm signal will not be output until the duration specified in this setting has passed Available settings 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M
57. ect SEQUENCE use the lever gt to select a group A to D to monitor in the Sequence mode and press the ENTER button The SEQUENCE screen appears SEQUENCE A EDIT SET 4 ORDER STEP PAUSE TIME 5S SEQ SPEED S 8 RUN SET X MENU BACK 3 To review the surveillance locations use the joystick lever f 4 to select EDIT SET 4 and press the ENTER button The preset map screen appears __ PRESET NO SELECT D1 AE eee sie See a eae Ze 32 3 N 23 Gch 43 gt Wai 24r 34r Sis WSS 2525 35 Geo IGS 2OdS ORS UVES B By so Reo Bi SS AE KERS Dee GIRS bee pes MOS 20 S04 Or MENU BACK Confirm the sequence group indication for each preset number and edit the group if necessary Use the joystick lever Tt 4 to select MENU and with BACK displayed press the ENTER button The SEQUENCE screen in step 2 above appears again Use the joystick lever f 4 to select ORDER and use the lever gt to select the sequence option Available settings e STEP Monitors the preset positions in the order of their numbers e RANDOM Monitors the preset positions in the sequence group randomly Use the joystick lever f 4 to select PAUSE TIME and use the lever gt to select the duration for which the camera pauses at each preset position Available settings 3S 4S 5S 6S 7S 8S 9S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M PRE S Second M Minu
58. eillance modes AUTO MODE SEQUENCE 1 amp P33 AUTO RETURN TIME Alarm settings ALARM Performs settings including alarm input output external input x 8 external output x 2 and motion sensor settings ALARM ALARM IN 14 ALARM OUT Sai I P38 ALARM DISABLE OFF MOT ION OFF ALARM DISPLAY OFF Privacy mask settings PRIVACY MASK Specifies up to 24 privacy masks to protect privacy MASK NO SELECT 1 P44 Password settings PASSWORD Performs settings for enabling disabling password lock and changing password PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK 1 P45 PASSWORD CHANGE SET Language settings LANGUAGE Performs display language settings for menus LANGUAGE LANGUAGE 1 P47 GERMAN LANGUE SPRACHE Miscellaneous settings OPTION Performs miscellaneous settings including on screen information and the Auto Flip function OPTION INFORMAT ION SET ui AUTO FLIP ON EN MIRROR OFF P48 REFRESH SET 4 Camera Settings CAMERA CAMERA LENS PAN TILT AUTO MODE ALARM PRIVACY MASK PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU eeeeeceece A Adjusting synchronization signal SYNC Adjusts vertical synchronization signal for the camera e Internal synchronization INT e Power source synchronization L L L L SETTING V SYNC PHASE t P10 g Setting lens aperture IRIS Sets lens aperture according to the luminance level of the target object e Auto ir
59. elect PAN SPEED and use the lever gt to select the speed in which the camera moves between the start and end points Available settings 1 slow 15 fast Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select RUN SET 4 and press the ENTER button The on screen menu disappears and the Auto Pan mode operation starts Pressing the ENTER button stops the operation AUTO PAN 1 POSITION START PAUSE TIME DIRECTION PAN SPEED E Memo While monitoring in the normal screen the Auto mode is turned on or off in the main screen of the system controller For details refer to the system controller instruction manual While the camera operates in the Auto Pan mode the _ auto focus function is disabled In this case the focusing mode is switched to the manual focus mode and the focus is fixed to the position set in the START SETTING screen However when the panning speed is very slow or the camera pauses at the start end point for five seconds or longer the auto focus function is activated Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE Repeating a recorded monitoring process TOUR You can repeat a monitoring process by recording an image track of all camera pan tilt and zoom operations You can create up to four image tracks AUTO MODE SEQUENCE A 4 AUTO PAN Paes ee TOUR ieee 4 AUTO RETURN SEQ A TIME M PRESET OFF MENU BACK Use the joystick lever fT to select TOUR use the lever
60. eratures Do not install close to stoves or other heat sources such as spotlights etc or where it could be subject to direct sunlight as this could cause deformation discoloration or other damage Be careful when installing close to the ceiling in a kitchen or boiler room as the temperature may rise to high levels E Cleaning e Dirt can be removed from the cabinet by wiping it with a soft cloth To remove stains wipe with a soft cloth moistened with a soft detergent solution and wrung dry then dry by wiping with a soft cloth e Do not use benzine thinner or other chemical products on the cabinet as this may cause deformation and paint peeling Before using a chemical cloth make sure to read all accompanying instructions Make sure that no plastic or rubber material comes into contact with the cabinet for a long period of time as this may cause damage or paint peeling E Installing the camera To avoid injury be sure to follow the installation manual to install the camera on the ceiling floor or wall securely E WEEE Symbol Information Please note Your SANYO product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment at their end of life should be disposed of separately from your household waste Please dispose of this equipment at your local community waste collection recycling centre In the Europe
61. ess the ENTER button This completes the privacy mask setting and the MASK NO SELECT screen appears again Make sure that the MASK setting is set to ON To continue setting other privacy masks repeat steps 2 to 4 ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Turning on or off the privacy mask After the privacy mask is set the mask can be turned on or off as necessary Use the joystick lever f 4 to select the mask number and use the lever gt to select ON OFF MASK NO SELECT____ MASK 1 OFF 4 gt ON MASK 2 OFF MASK 3 OFF MASK 4 OFF Turning the MASK NO SELECT screen page Up to 24 privacy masks can be set and the MASK NO SELECT screen is divided into three pages To turn the page use the joystick lever to move the cursor to the page switching buttons use the lever to select the advance or reverse button and press the ENTER button lt lt To the previous page gt gt To the next page MASK 7 OFF MASK 8 OFF Page PRESET Cd OFF switching MENU BACK buttons The maximum number of privacy masks You can set up to 24 privacy masks in total and up to 4 privacy masks can be set per screen 6 Screen 2 4 A If you set more than four privacy masks per screen gt 41 appears to the right of the screen title and the privacy mask with the largest setting number
62. ger hours shortens the life of the lens unit If performing surveillance for an extended period 24 hours or more you are recommended to use manual focus 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select FOCUS use the lever gt to select AUTO 4 and press the ENTER button The FOCUS SETTING screen appears FOCUS SETTING LIMIT NEAR dm SENSITIVITY HIGH AREA SET 4 AF RETURN 30S 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select LIMIT NEAR and use the lever to select the nearest focusing distance to the target object Available settings 10cm 30cm 50cm 1m 3m 5m P When the distance to the target object is less than or equal to 1m focusing may become difficult Use the joystick lever f 4 to select SENSITIVITY and use the lever to select sensitivity in focusing Available settings e HIGH High sensitivity focusing e LOW Low sensitivity focusing J When focusing sensitivity is set to HIGH the camera may react to even slight movements of the target object In this case change the setting to LOW 22 Lens Settings LENS 4 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select AREA SET 4 and press the ENTER button The AREA SETTING screen appears In AREA select the area used for auto focusing Available settings e 1 full screen AREA SETT ING e 2 center of screen ini
63. gnals are available for linking external devices such as recorder and alarm buzzer Protecting privacy and ensuring security e Masking patterns can be placed over defined image areas to protect privacy e Password authorization can be set for camera operation Additional convenient functions e Automatic image flipping AUTO FLIP function allows you to view the surveillance image in an upright position when the camera is tilted beyond the straight down position and the on screen image is inverted e The automatic cleaning function keeps horizontal rotation of the camera in smooth working order e The MIRRORING function enables surveillance from the camera set up on the floor Supported protocols SSP HSSP Pelco D Pelco C Memo To operate the camera the separately sold Power Board Unit lt VA 84S for AC24V or VA 80S for AC230V gt is required The power board unit can be removed easily from the camera unit by using the releasing levers Expendable items The following parts are expendable items Be sure to replace them after their work life has expired Component performance cannot be guaranteed when parts are used to the very end of their projected work life Durability will differ according to environmental conditions and usage e Lens unit about 20 000 hours Motor 1 200 000 operations e Slip ring about 20 000 hours 1 200 000 rotations e Motor about 33 000 hours 12 000 000 revolutions e Fan about 30 000 hou
64. he ENTER button The preset map screen appears 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select a preset number and press the ENTER button The preset setting screen appears When a preset position is registered the surveillance location moves to the preset position 3 Use the joystick lever Tt 4 to select PRESET GO SET 4 and press the ENTER button The menu screen closes with the surveillance position being at the preset position 30 Pan and Tilt Settings PAN TILT Making the amount of movement in the screen constant PROPORTIONAL Setting the starting point 0 degrees angle information SET NORTH The proportional function allows you to make the amount of movement in the screen constant by changing pan tilt operation speed during manual operation according to the zoom magnification power 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select PROPORTIONAL and use the lever gt to select ON PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET__4 PROPORT I ONAL ON ___o FREEZE OFF SET NORTH OFF TILT LIMIT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK Available settings e OFF Disables the proportional function e ON Enables the proportional function ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Displaying a still image while switching the surveillance location FREEZE While the surveillance location moves by the Sequence mode or man
65. he cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 12 Camera Settings CAMERA E One push automatic white balance AWC In one push automatic white balance setting adjust white balance for a fixed surveillance location by orienting the lens toward the white target object ex white wall or paper 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select WHITE BALANCE use the lever gt to select AWC 4 and press the ENTER button The AWC SETTING screen appears AWC SETTING AWC LOCK GO TO MWB 2 While SET 4 for AWC LOCK is highlighted orient the lens toward the white target object and press the ENTER button After the highlighted SET 4 option temporarily returns to normal indication for about two seconds the SET 4 option is highlighted again and the white balance adjustment completes f If the result of white balance adjustment is unsatisfactory press the ENTER button again while SET 4 is highlighted ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Fine tuning white balance setting GO TO MWB If you want to fine tune white balance setting after one push automatic white balance adjustment completes you can adjust white balance manually To adjust white balance manually use the joystick lever T to select GO TO MWB SET and press the ENTER button The MWB SETTING screen appears
66. he detection pattern will change depending on the values set for V and H e V 1 6 Sets the size for vertical direction e H 1 8 Sets the size for horizontal direction Memo The maximum value for V x H is 9 When setting V or H and the multiplied value exceeds the maximum value the other value will automatically be adjusted so that the value for V x H does not exceed 9 Les Setting the mask patterns for the area to be excluded in motion detection MASKING If you have an area where you don t want to detect motion in the target object swaying trees flickering of light etc you can set the mask pattern over the area so that the motion sensor does not react to it Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MASKING use the lever gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button The MOTION MASKING screen appears A mask pattern is displayed in the top left of the screen MOTION MASKING CONTINUE 4 Use the joystick lever to move the mask pattern to the area where you don t want to detect motion and press the ENTER button This sets one mask pattern for the area to be excluded in detecting If you want additional mask patterns to be set repeat the above procedure lt To delete the mask pattern gt Use the joystick lever f 4 or gt to place a mask pattern over the mask pattern to be cancelled then press the ENTER button
67. ield and press ENTER OK appears under the NEW PASSWORD field and the new password is set ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 46 Language Settings LANGUAGE Performs language settings for display The initial setting is English CAMERA SET 43 LENS SET 4 PAN TILT SET J AUTO MODE SET 43 ALARM SET 4 PRIVACY MASK SET 43 PASSWORD SET _ 4 LANGUAGE SET 4 OPTION SET J PRESET OFF MENU BACK 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select LANGUAGE SET 4 and press the ENTER button The LANGUAGE screen appears LANGUAGE LANGUAGE ENGL I SH LANGUE FRENCH SPRACHE GERMAN MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select the language used for display and press the ENTER button The display changes to the selected language English LANGUAGE LANGUAGE ENGL I SH LANGUE FRENCH SPRACHE GERMAN French LANGUE LANGUAGE ANGLAIS LANGUE FRANCAIS SPRACHE ALLEMAND MENU RETOUR German SPRACHE LANGUAGE ENGL I SCH LANGUE F SPRACHE ZURUECK ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 47 CAMERA LENS PAN TILT The OPTION menu is used to perform miscellaneous settings for the camera Miscellaneous Settings OPTION AUTO MODE ALARM PRIVACY MASK PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU ee ee eeece
68. ighting works 3 Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select BRIGHT and use the lever gt to adjust compensation level Adjusts the compensation level for the brightness of the backlighting Available settings 0 15 The larger the number the more it brightens ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END i Center weighted average metering CENT Measures light mainly at the specified metering zone and compensates for brightness level according to the best image obtained 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select BLC use the lever lt gt to select CENT and press the ENTER button The BLC SETTING POSITION screen appears r BLC SETTING POSITION 2 Use the joystick lever to determine the position for the center weighted average metering zone and press the ENTER button The BLC SETTING SIZE screen appears BLC SETTING SIZE 3l Use the joystick lever to determine the size of the center weighted average metering zone and press the ENTER button The BLC WINDOW WEIGHTING screen appears TOR 101 BOTTOM 0 LEFT 0 0 CENTER FIX 7 PRESET OFF MENU BACK 14 Camera Settings CAMERA 4 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select a zone to be weighted and use the lever gt to adjust weighting Selecting a zone
69. is AUTO e Manual iris MANU IRIS SETTING SENSE UP LEVEL 1 Setting the white balance WHITE BALANCE Sets the white balance according to the shooting conditions e Auto trace white balance ATW e One push automatic white balance AWC e Fixed white balance 3200 5600 FLUO e Manual white balance MWB ATW SETTING MASKING ins Fa eee SYNC iNT A IRIS AUTO WHITE BALANCE ATW 1 LB SHUTTER OFF OFF La APERTURE ON t AGC ON 4 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK Setting the backlight compensation level BLC Sets the backlight compensation function to get clearer image in backlight condition e Multi spot evaluative metering MULT e Center weighted average metering CENT e Multi spot metering MASK e OFF BLC SETTING BLC WEIGHT o 2 eP BRIGHT i 7 J The multi spot metering MASK function is available only when registering a view setting file in the CAMERA VIEW screen P27 g Setting the electronic shutter SHUTTER Sets the appropriate shutter speed according to your surveillance purpose e Fast shutter speed SHORT e Slow shutter speed LONG e OFF ES SETTING SHUTTER SPEED i50 P16 F Setting the profile compensation APERTURE Adjusts the profile of the target object horizontally or vertically e ONS e OFF APERTURE SETTING
70. is El S2 e If the iris views an unusually bright image it can cause a smear that cannot be corrected by adjusting the light entering through the lens In this case arrange the physical angle of lighting in a way that will prevent on screen smearing e If there is a fluorescent lighting in the camera location flickering of the target object may occur Changing fluorescent lighting to incandescent lighting will prevent the flickering When the electronic iris El is activated the electronic shutter SHUTTER setting cannot be made Camera Settings CAMERA C Setting the white balance WHITE BALANCE Sets the white balance according to the shooting conditions The following methods are available for setting white balance e Auto trace white balance ATW lt lnitial setting gt e One push automatic white balance AWC e Fixed white balance 3200 5600 FLUO e Manual white balance MWB SYNC IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU W Auto trace white balance ATW Even when light sources of the target object change automatic adjustment assures capture of most suitable colors Use the joystick lever f 4 to select WHITE BALANCE and use the lever gt to select ATW 4 Auto trace white balance settings are completed when ATW 4 is selected When an extremely bright light source is in the target object use the mask pattern so that the light source will not be
71. is enabled the electronic shutter function will not work e When the Day Night function is set to AUTO electronic sensitivity boosting SENSE UP works only while black and white image is displayed 11 W Manual iris MANU When the IRIS is set to MANU lens aperture can be set manually Because activating the electronic iris disables the auto iris function you need to set appropriate lens aperture using the following procedure 1 Use the joystick lever fT to select IRIS use the lever lt to select MANU and press the ENTER button The IRIS SETTING screen appears IRIS SETTING IRIS STOP E LEVEL p PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever t to select El and use the lever gt to select ON The electronic iris function controls both the AGC circuit and shutter speed to change exposure value 3 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select IRIS STOP and use the lever to adjust the aperture opening value Selecting the value changes the lens aperture opening Available settings 1 close darker 17 open brighter 4 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select LEVEL and use the lever gt to adjust the iris level Available settings 0 video level is darker 100 video level is brighter ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END ff Notes on setting electronic ir
72. l the AUTO RETURN function is activated Available settings 10S 20S 30S 40S 50S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M 6M 7M 8M 9M 10M S Second M Minute ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 37 Alarm Settings ALARM This section describes the alarm input output setting for the camera CAMERA LENS PAN TILT AUTO MODE ALARM PRIVACY MASK ee ee PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU eee IY setting the alarm input ALARM IN The ALARM IN screen allows you to perform the alarm settings input preferences alarm action etc for each alarm input number ALARM IN 1 POLARITY ACTION RETURN MOTION ALARM ALARM OUT LINE OUT DURATION ts P39 PRESET MENU g Setting the alarm output ALARM OUT The ALARM OUT screen allows you to perform the alarm output settings for each alarm output number ALARM OUT 1 OUTPUT ON POLARITY NO ALARM TIME 5S 1 P40 PRESET OFF MENU BACK c Setting the alarm disabling duration ALARM DISABLE The Alarm Disable function allows you to disable the alarm for the duration after the camera is operated manually ALARM ALARM IN 1 4 ALARM OUT 1 4 ALARM DISABLE ON TIME 2M MOTION OFF ALARM DISPLAY OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK r ALARM ALARM IN i s A ALARM OUT 1 ALARM DISABLE OFF LB MOTION OFF i La ALARM DISPLAY OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK
73. le settings R Red B Blue Available settings 0 255 The larger the number the darker the color is ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Camera Settings CAMERA D Setting the backlight compensation level BLC Sets the backlight compensation function to get clearer image in backlight condition The following metering methods are available for the backlight compensation function e Multi spot evaluative metering MULT e Center weighted average metering CENT e Multi spot metering MASK SYNC IRIS WHITE BALANCE BLC SHUTTER APERTURE AGC GAMMA DAY NIGHT PRESET MENU e If you do not use the backlight compensation function set BLC to OFF The multi spot metering MASK function is available only when registering a view setting file in the CAMERA VIEW screen P27 E Multi spot evaluative metering MULT Evaluates the entire screen and corrects according to the best image obtained 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select BLC use the lever lt gt to select MULT 4 and press the ENTER button The BLC SETTING screen appears BLC SETTING BLC WEIGHT E BRIGHT p PRESET MENU 2 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select BLC WEIGHT and use the lever gt to select the value of BLC WEIGHT Available settings 0 15 The larger the number the more backl
74. ll be repeated Pressing the ENTER button stops the operation 6 Memo While monitoring in the normal screen the Auto mode is turned on or off in the main screen of the system controller For details refer to the system controller instruction manual 36 Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE Returning automatically to the D specified surveillance mode AUTO RETURN You can automatically return the surveillance status to the specified surveillance mode after the specified duration has passed without any operations cr AUTO MODE SEQUENCE A G AUTO PAN 1 4 TOUR alee AUTO RETURN SEQ A TIME 1M PRESET OFF MENU BACK 1 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select AUTO RETURN and use the lever gt to select the surveillance mode to return to automatically Available settings e OFF Disables the AUTO RETURN function e SEQA D Sequence mode A D e PAN1 4 Auto Pan mode 1 4 e TOUR 1 4 Tour mode 1 4 e PRESET Preset position 1 127 2 When you select PRESET in step 1 use the joystick lever 4 to select PRESET and use the lever lt gt to select a preset number The preset number selection field is displayed only when PRESET is selected AUTO MODE SEQUENCE AUTO PAN TOUR AUTO RETURN TIME PRESET MENU Available settings 1 127 3 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select TIME and use the lever gt to select the duration unti
75. lt Settings PAN TILT D Setting zooming operation options ZOOM When a motion is detected the camera zooms in and out automatically Use the joystick lever t 4 to select ZOOM and use the lever gt to select zooming mode Available settings e OFF Disables the auto zooming Initial setting e IN Performs detection at the center of the screen and zooms in along the optical axis Performs detection over the full screen except for the masked area and zooms out along the optical axis e IN MOV Performs detection over the full screen except for the masked area and zooms in at the position where motion was detected Select the optical zoom magnification power RATIO according to the zooming mode you selected Available settings e IN x1 4 x2 x2 8 x4 x5 6 x8 FULL zooming in to the TELE end MANU manual setting x1 1 4 x1 2 x1 2 8 x1 4 x1 5 6 x1 8 FULL zooming out to the WIDE end MANU manual setting e IN MOV x1 4 x2 x2 8 x4 x5 6 x8 FULL zooming in to the TELE end MANU manual setting e OUT e OUT Memo When selecting MANU the RATIO SETTING screen appears While monitoring the actual image and performing zooming operation specify the zoom magnification power then press the ENTER button The zoom magnification power value appears in the bottom left of the screen Select the duration for the zooming operation TIME Available settings common to all zooming
76. modes 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M Minute The value you can select here should be within the duration specified in the DURATION setting see step below E Setting the interval after which the next alarm becomes in effect DURATION When a motion is detected and an alarm signal is output another alarm signal will not be output until the duration specified in this setting has passed Use the joystick lever t 4 to select DURATION and use the lever gt to select the interval after which the next alarm becomes in effect Available settings 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M Minute 29 Setting related options other than motion sensor The following settings are common to the ones performed in the camera and lens settings See their respective reference pages e IRIS Page 11 WHITE BALANCE Page 12 e BLC Page 14 e SHUTTER Page 16 e APERTURE Page 17 e AGC Page 17 e GAMMA Page 18 e DAY NIGHT Page 19 Memo The IRIS SHUTTER and MOTION functions can be used in the combination shown in the table below IRIS AUTO SENSE UP ON O x xX x x MANU El ON x O x x O SHUTTER LONG x x O x x SHORT x x x O oO MOTION x O x O O O Function is set X Not allowable Allowable e xj When exiting individual menu settings will be cancelled
77. ng limit angle manually While MANU is selected pressing the ENTER button displays the setting screen Monitoring the live image use the joystick lever to determine the tilting limit angle then press the ENTER button P There is a parting line around zero degree position on the 2 dome cover Depending on the setting of tilting limit angle the parting line may come into the camera s view and could adversely affect the focusing behavior ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 32 Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE The Auto mode can be used to operate the camera automatically to monitor multiple surveillance locations There are three types of automatic panning available in Auto mode Sequence mode SEQUENCE Tour mode TOUR and Auto Pan mode AUTO PAN CAMERA AUTO MODE LENS SAS ESET et a a one PAN TILT i SEQUENCE A uA AUTO MODE AUTO PAN 1 i ALARM i TOUR 1 LB PRIVACY MASK l AUTO RETURN SEQ A PASSWORD l TIME 1M LANGUAGE 4 OPTION l PRESET PRESET OFF MENU MENU BACK A Monitoring multiple preset positions sequentially SEQUENCE The Sequence mode allows you to monitor multiple preset positions sequentially by using the sequence group containing preset positions SEQUENCE A EDIT SET ti ORDER STEP PAUSE TIME 5S SEQ SPEED i 8 RUN SET 4 MENU BACK g Panning between two surveillance locatio
78. ns in loop AUTO PAN The Auto Pan mode allows you to pan between two surveillance locations in loop In this mode you set a start point an end point moving speed panning direction and other options P Start point surveillance End point surveillance AUTO PAN 1 location location POSITION STARTS PAUSE TIME cS DIRECTION LEFT PAN SPEED _ 1 8 RUN SET 4 Repeating a recorded monitoring process TOUR You can repeat a monitoring process by recording an image track of all camera pan tilt and zoom operations TOUR 1 i gt TRACE SET i RUN ET 4 i z S 1 P36 MENU BACK 60 seconds D Returning automatically to the specified surveillance mode AUTO RETURN You can automatically return the surveillance status to the specified surveillance mode after the specified duration has passed without any operations P37 33 Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE Monitoring multiple preset positions sequentially SEQUENCE The Sequence mode allows you to monitor multiple preset positions sequentially by using the sequence group containing preset positions You can create up to four sequence groups AUTO MODE SEQUENCE AUTO PAN TOUR AUTO RETURN TIME PRESET MENU 1 Create a sequence group by adding preset positions The preset positions you want to monitor in the Sequence mode should be added to the same group 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to sel
79. olor mode and the black and white mode In this case compensate for the image by inserting the color burst signals In general set this option to OFF Available settings e ON The color burst signal is turned on e OFF The color burst signal is turned off 4 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select FOCUS and use the lever gt to select the focus compensation mode In general set this option to 2 If images are out of focus set this option to 1 Available settings e 1 Near infrared wavelength correction around 900nm is set during the black and white mode e 2 Visible light spectrum is set during the color mode ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END J While the Day Night function is set to AUTO the following applies e Multi spot evaluative metering MULT selected in the backlight compensation level BLC setting works during the color mode e The electronic sensitivity boosting SENSE UP selected in the lens aperture IRIS setting works during the black and white mode e The AGC function cannot be set to OFF E Using the color mode only COLOR Regardless of the luminance level only use the color mode to view the image 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select DAY NIGHT use the lever gt to select COLOR 4 and press the ENTER button The D N SETTING COLOR screen appears
80. oystick lever f to select FOCUS and use the lever to select focus compensation mode In general set this option to 1 If images are out of focus set this option to 2 Available settings e 1 Near infrared wavelength correction around 900nm is set during the black and white mode e 2 Visible light spectrum is set during the color mode ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 21 Lens Settings LENS CAMERA LENS PAN TILT AUTO MODE ALARM PRIVACY MASK PASSWORD LANGUAGE OPTION PRESET MENU eeee ceed PRESET MENU A Setting the focusing mode FOCUS You can select the focusing mode from the following options e Auto focus AUTO e Manual focus MANU FOCUS SETTING LIMIT NEAR im SENSITIVITY HIGH AREA SET 4 AF RETURN 30S PRESET OFF MENU BACK g Setting the zooming operations ZOOM For zooming operations you can set the zooming speed and electronic zooming options p ZOOM SETTING SPEED 3 EL ZOOM OFF V RESO UP OFF t P24 PRESET OFF MENU BACK A Setting the focusing mode FOCUS You can select the focusing mode from the following two options e Auto focus AUTO e Manual focus MANU LENS FOCUS AUTO 4 ZOOM SET 4 E Auto focus AUTO Performs settings for the auto focus function f Using the auto focus function in surveillance for lon
81. rs Accessories e Clamping core large x 2 square type For installing the core refer to the supplied installation manual Precautions E Incase of a problem Do not use the unit if smoke or a strange odor comes from the unit or if it seems not to function correctly Turn off the power immediately and disconnect the power cord and then consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center E Do not open or modify Do not open the cabinet as it may be dangerous and cause damage to the unit For repairs consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center E Do not put objects inside the unit Make sure that no metal objects or flammable substance get inside the unit If used with a foreign object inside it could cause a fire a short circuit or damage Be careful to protect the unit from rain sea water etc If water or liquid gets inside the unit turn off the power immediately and disconnect the power cord and then consult your dealer or an Authorized Sanyo Service Center E Be careful when handling the unit To prevent damage do not drop the unit or subject it to strong shock or vibration E Do not install this unit close to magnetic fields The magnetic fields may result in unstable operation E Protect from humidity and dust To prevent damage do not install the unit where there is greasy smoke or steam where the humidity may get too high or where there is a lot of dust E Protect from high temp
82. s can occur when moving images are monitored so the resolution is also reduced slightly When the electronic zoom is operating in the color mode the DNR Digital Noise Reduction does not function ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Camera Settings CAMERA Setting the AGC level manually When the AGC function is set to OFF the gain level for camera s video signal can be specified manually 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select AGC use the lever lt gt to select OFF and press the ENTER button The GAIN SETTING screen appears rc GAIN SETTING PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever lt gt to select the gain level value Available settings 0 30dB The higher the number the more the gain level is increased f When the Day Night function is set to AUTO the y3 AGC function cannot be set to OFF The AGC can be set to OFF only when SENSE UP in the IRIS SETTING screen is set to OFF ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Setting the gamma correction level H GAMMA Sets the gamma correction level to adjust the contrast or brightness level in four grades a SYNC INT IRIS AUTO 4 WHITE BALANCE ATW 4 BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON___ GAMMA 10 45
83. select MANU and press the ENTER button The FOCUS SETTING screen appears FOCUS SETTING LIMIT NEAR SPEED PRESET MENU 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select LIMIT NEAR and use the lever to select the nearest focusing distance to the target object Available settings 10cm 30cm 50cm 1m 3m 5m 3 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SPEED and use the lever gt to select the focusing speed Available settings 1 2 3 4 The larger the value the faster the focusing speed ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Lens Settings LENS B Setting the zooming operations ZOOM You can select zooming speed to target object and magnification power of electronic zoom 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select ZOOM SET 4 and press the ENTER button The ZOOM SETTING screen appears ZOOM SETTING SPEED EL ZOOM V RESO UP 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SPEED and use the lever gt to select zooming speed Available settings 1 2 3 4 The larger the value the faster the zooming speed 3 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select EL ZOOM and use the lever gt to select magnification power of electronic zoom The electronic zooming activates when an zooming operation goes beyond the maximum magnification power of optical zoom Available settings O
84. te When selecting PRE the pause duration set in the PAUSE TIME setting for each preset position is applied Use the joystick lever f 4 to select SEQ SPEED and use the lever gt to select the speed in which the camera moves between individual preset positions Available settings 1 slow 15 fast Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select RUN SET 4 and press the ENTER button The on screen menu disappears and the Sequence mode operation starts Pressing the ENTER button stops the operation SEQUENCE A EDIT SET ORDER PAUSE TIME 5S SEQ SPEED Memo While monitoring in the normal screen the Auto mode is turned on or off in the main screen of the system controller For details refer to the system controller instruction manual 34 Auto Mode Settings AUTO MODE Panning between two surveillance locations in loop AUTO PAN The Auto Pan mode allows you to pan between two surveillance locations in loop In this mode you set a start point an end point moving speed panning direction and other options You can create up to four Auto Pan groups AUTO MODE SEQUENCE AUTO PAN TOUR AUTO RETURN TIME 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select AUTO PAN use the lever gt to select an Auto Pan group number 1 4 and press the ENTER button The AUTO PAN screen appears AUTO PAN 1 POSITION START PAUSE TIME i DIRECTION CEFET PAN SPEED
85. tial setting f SS INREAGSET TING LHT AREA J l Mra IP A TERS e 3 smaller center IAREAGSET TING j PRESET IID IT OFF MENU BACK Setting the auto focus auto return function AF RETURN When FOCUS is set to AUTO in the LENS screen this function automatically restores the focusing mode to the auto focus mode AUTO after manual focus MANU operations are completed Use the joystick lever f 4 to select AF RETURN and use the lever gt to select time for switching automatically from manual focusing to auto focusing Available settings e AUTO When an operation other than manual focusing is performed the focusing mode returns to the auto focus mode e 20S 30S 40S 50S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M Minute Returns the focusing mode to the auto focus mode after the duration selected in this option has passed ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 23 E Manual focus MANU Sets the nearest focusing distance to the target object and the focusing speed while performing manual focusing When the distance to the target object is less than or equal to 1m focusing may become difficult Use the joystick lever f 4 to select FOCUS use the lever gt to
86. ts the alarm signal to the connection line Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select DURATION and use the lever to select the interval after which the next alarm becomes in effect Available settings 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M Minute ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 43 E Setting the alarm information display ALARM DISPLAY When the alarm is detected the preset number and the camera ID on the screen flash notifying that the alarm is detected Monitor display legend ALARM ALARM IN ALARM OUT ALARM DISABLE TIME MOT I ON ALARM DISPLAY TIME PRESET MENU Use the joystick lever f 4 to select ALARM DISPLAY and use the lever gt to select ON OFF Available settings e OFF The alarm information does not flash e ON The alarm information flashes TIME appears under ALARM DISPLAY When ON is selected use the joystick lever f 4 to select TIME and use the lever gt to select the duration for which the alarm information is flashing Available settings 5S 10S 15S 20S 30S 45S 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M S Second M Minute ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END Privacy Mask Settings PRIVACY MASK Depending on the target object a certain part of the surveillance im
87. tting AGC 1 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select AGC use the lever lt gt to select ON 4 and press the ENTER button The GAIN SETTING screen appears GAIN SETTING MAX GAIN DNR OFF Memo Auto Gain Control AGC is a function that automatically adjusts gain level in the amplifier section for the camera s video signal according to the brightness of the target object and keeps the signal output level constant When the target object is bright the gain level is decreased when it is dark the level is increased 2 Use the joystick lever f 4 to select MAX GAIN and use the lever to adjust AGC level Available settings e NORMAL Initial setting e MIDDLE For dark target object e HIGH For very dark target object e LOW For bright target object Memo The LOW option cannot be selected when the Day Night function is set to AUTO e The value for the MAX GAIN setting depends on the Day Night function mode e When the gain level is increased the sensitivity is improved in dark condition but the noise level increases 3 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select DNR and use the lever gt to select a DNR Digital Noise Reduction option Available settings e ON Applies DNR Reduces noise during low luminance level e OFF Does not apply DNR A Digital noise reduction operates when the gain level increases In addition blurring and ghosting of image
88. ual preset PRESET GO operations the freeze function displays the still image immediately before the camera starts moving After movement of the surveillance location completes the still image is switched to the video image of the new surveillance location 1 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select FREEZE and use the lever gt to select ON cr PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET 4 PROPORTIONAL N FREEZE ON SET NORTH OFF TILT LIMIT OFF PRESET OFF MENU BACK Available settings e OFF Disables the freeze function e ON Enables the freeze function ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END 31 When you install the camera and the starting point 0 degrees angle information for the camera needs to be specified set the angle information using the following procedure You can set any direction as the starting point 0 degrees indicating north direction 1 Use the joystick lever to orient the camera in the direction you want to set as the starting point 2 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select SET NORTH use the lever gt to select SET and press the ENTER button When SET in the SET NORTH menu item changes to ON the starting point 0 degrees setting completes PAN TILT SETTING PRESET POSITION SET PROPORT I ONAL FREEZE SET NORTH TILT LIMIT PRESET MENU Available settings e OFF
89. ure according to the luminance level of the target object The following methods are available for setting lens aperture e Auto iris AUTO lt Initial setting gt e Manual iris MANU SYNC INTARS IRIS AUTO 4 WHITE BALANCE ATW J BLC OFF SHUTTER OFF APERTURE ON 4 AGC ON 4 GAMMA 0 45 DAY NIGHT AUTO 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK WE Auto iris AUTO Automatic setting of lens aperture provides natural images even outdoors where the luminance difference is large or in backlight conditions 1 Use the joystick lever t 4 to select IRIS use the lever lt gt to select AUTO and press the ENTER button The IRIS SETTING screen appears CG IRIS SETTING SENSE UP LEVEL khk 40 PRESET OFF MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever f J to select SENSE UP and use the lever gt to select magnification power of electronic sensitivity Available settings OFF X2 X4 X8 X16 X32 3 Use the joystick lever T 4 to select LEVEL and use the lever gt to adjust the iris level Available settings 0 dark 100 bright ts After completing setting use the lever to move the cursor to MENU and select BACK or END A e Electronic sensitivity boosting SENSE UP ey automatically lengthens the CCD exposure time in dark situations Accordingly moving target objects may cause conspicuous afterimages blurs and white spots e When electronic sensitivity boosting SENSE UP
90. will be deleted 44 Password Settings PASSWORD Password can be used to limit the menu setting operations to specific users CAMERA SET 4 LENS SET 4 PAN TILT SET 4 AUTO MODE SET 4 ALARM SET 4 PRIVACY MASK SET PASSWORD SET __ LANGUAGE SET 3 OPTION SET 4 PRESET OFF MENU BACK i Enabling password lock When the password lock is enabled users are prompted to enter password to display the menu screens Set the password by displaying the PASSWORD screen under the respective menus Memo Different passwords can be specified for the main menu and the advanced menu respectively 1 Use the joystick lever ft 4 to select PASSWORD SET 4 and press the ENTER button The PASSWORD screen appears PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK OFF 4 PASSWORD CHANGE SET J MENU BACK 2 Use the joystick lever fT 4 to select PASSWORD LOCK OFF 4 and press the ENTER button The screen for entering the password appears cr PASSWORD kek SET 4 3 Use the joystick lever lt 7 to select the digit and use the lever fT 4 to select a number When setting the password first time use the factory setting value 1234 45 4 After entering your four digit password press ENTER When the valid password is entered OK appears under the password entry field and the password lock is enabled PASSWORD A If an invalid password is entered NG appears and the

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