ESP FHDVC18PTZ Manuel utilisateur

FHDVC18PTZ

1080P HD PAN, TILT & ZOOMCCTV CAMERA

USER MANUAL

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Product Overview

FEATURES

• 1080P HD image

•18x optical zoom

•IR Night vision up to 50m

•360 degree endless pan rotation

•Autoflip function to aid tracking of subjects beneath camera

•Control protocol auto-detect

•Supports Pelco D/P, Hik and Dahua control protocols

•Supportsbaud rates of 2400, 4800, 9600

•220 location presets with scan/tour facilities

•Auto patrol function can be engaged when idle

DIMENSIONS

Pre-Installation Guidance

SITING YOUR PTZ CAMERA

Do not install your PTZ camera in any of the following locations:

• In areas where humidity reaches >90%

• Near a boiler flue or air conditioning outlet.

• In environments high in smoke or dust.

Avoid directing the camera towards very strong light sources such as the sun. You should

also avoid high output light sources such as floodlighting. Prolonged exposure to strong

light sources damage the camera’s image sensor resulting in “bleached” colours.

ILLUMINATION

Multiple light sources from different directions will always produce better results than

relying only on the IR night vision, especially when trying to read vehicle number plates in

dark conditions.

If IR light is sourced from the same direction as the camera, it is reflected directly back at

the camera causing the number plate to appear as if illuminated/overexposed. Adequate

ambient light sourced from different directions will eliminate this. This applies to all

cameras with built-in IR.

POWER SUPPLY AND CABLING

Recommended cable types based on a standard installation (200M max cable run)

Control cable – Shielded control cable, 0.5mm (24AWG).

Video cable – RG59 <120M, CT100 or higher recommended for >120M

Power cable – Twin core minimum 0.2mm or higher

Power Supply - To be with-in 10 meters of PTZ Camera

Please ensure all cabling is kept at least 300mm from main/high voltage cabling to

avoid interference.

Multiple PTZ cameras operated from the same controller must be wired in parallel in a

‘daisy-chain’ layout. For more information see page 6.

MAINTENANCE

Be aware that as PTZ cameras contain moving parts, they are subject to more wear and

tear than traditional fixed cameras.

Ensure that the lens is periodically cleaned as dust and dirt can cause the auto focus to

function incorrectly.

Use a damp cloth to clean the lens, do not use liquids or chemicals of any sort.

Installation

1. Mark out the holes for the 4 fixing screws

using template provided

2. Drill holes and insert rawl plugs

3. Remove cover to access address/baud

rate/resistor switches (see page 5)

4. Replace cover and screw

5. Thread cables through the bracket 6. Insert M4 screws into bracket to secure

dome housing

7. Insert fixing screws and secure bracket

to wall

8. Connect cables (see page 6)

M4 SCREW

Configuration DIP Switches

CAMERA ID/ ADDRESS SETUP (SWITCH SW1)

PTZ cameras must be addressed with a unique number.

This number can be from 0-255 and is set in binary, use the

table below to manually set the address.

Visit http://www.binaryhexconverter.com for more help to

convert decimal to binary. Once the camera is installed and

the ID has been set up, it can be changed without having to

access the DIP switches. It can be done from the camera

menu system, see page 6 for further details.

BAUD RATE (SWITCH SW2)

All cameras operated from the same controller must all be configured to the same baud

rate. Lower baud rates will see fewer data errors and can be transmitted over longer

distances than high baud rates. Higher baud rates will be more responsive to user input.

Set your PTZ camera to the same baud rate as your controller, or use the Auto Detect

function which will configure this automatically. Set using switches SW2-1 and SW2-2.

Baud Max transmission

rate distance (.5mm cable)

2400 1800M

4800 1200M

9600 800M

EOL RESISTOR (SWITCH SW2)

When connecting PTZ cameras, the built in 120Ω resistor

should be connected on the last PTZ camera in the chain.

See page 6 for further details. The resistor is connected

via DIP switch SW2-4.

Address

Switch SW1 Setup

SW1-1 SW1-2 SW1-3 SW1-4 SW1-5 SW1-6 SW1-7 SW1-8

1On Off Off Off Off Off Off Off

2Off On Off Off Off Off Off Off

3On On Off Off Off Off Off Off

4Off Off On Off Off Off Off Off

5On Off On Off Off Off Off Off

6Off On On Off Off Off Off Off

7On On On Off Off Off Off Off

8Off Off Off On Off Off Off Off

9On Off Off On Off Off Off Off

10 Off On Off On Off Off Off Off

SWITCH SW1

SWITCH SW2

Connections

Using a screened control cable is recommended for maximum protection against

interference.

12V/DC Connect to power supply, connect 230V mains supply to power supply

RS485A(+) Connect to PTZ controller (or DVR) RS485A+

RS485B(-) Connect to PTZ Controller (or DVR) RS485B-

Earth wire Connect to control cable screen. Ensure screen is earthed correctly

Video/BNC Connect to DVR or monitor input

CONNECTING MULTIPLE PTZ CAMERAS

Multiple PTZ cameras must have the RS485 control cable wired in parallel. The last PTZ on

the chain must have the 120Ω resistor connected (see page 5).

POWER ON SELF-TEST

When first powered up, the PTZ camera will perform the self-test, testing all motor

functions. This test takes approximately 12 seconds. Once complete, the PTZ camera is

ready for use.

Basic Operation

SET/RECALL PRESET POSITIONS

1. Set PTZ controller to the correct PTZ camera (input PTZ ID, press CAM)

2. Use joystick to position/zoom camera to chosen position

3. Input (position number), + PRESET

To recall a preset position, input (position number) +SHOT

PRESET FUNCTION ACCESS

Some of the commonly used functions on the PTZ camera can be accessed by entering

certain preset numbers. Press (preset number) then SHOT to access these functions.

Preset number Description of feature

95 Access main menu

98 High speed auto-scan

99 Low speed auto-scan

221 Set position A of A-B line scan

222 Set position B of A-B line scan

223 High speed A-B scan

224 Medium speed A-B scan

225 Low speed A-B scan

231-238 Run patrol 1-8

241-244 Run mode scan 1-4

251 Set manual control to high speed

252 Set manual control to medium speed

253 Set manual control to low speed

254 Run motor calibration

OSD MENU – ACCESS AND NAVIGATION

Menu function Method

Enter OSD Menu Press 95+SHOT

Move up/down/left/right Move controller joystick

Select/Confirm Press OPEN

Escape/Back Press CLOSE

OSD Menu Overview

OSD Menu Features

MAIN MENU

System Information Display system information

System Setting Configuration of system parameters

IR LED Setting Configuration of IR illumination parameters

Reset Revert to factory default settings

SYSTEM INFORMATION

Protocol Set control protocol to Pelco/Hik/Auto

Baud Rate Set control baud rate to 2400/4800/9600/Auto

Hard Addr Display current address/ID set by DIP switches (0-255)

Soft Addr Configure a new address/ID to override Hard Address (0-255)

Enable Soft Addr Enable the Soft Addr function

Version Display current firmware version

RECOVER FACTORY SETTING (RESET)

Select to load all factory default settings, power the camera down to take effect.

System Setting Menu

Camera Options for OSD screen tips, focus and zoom functions

Movement Control Options for movement speed, orientation, scanning and

movement limits

Preset Configure preset positions

Patrol Track Configure patrol tracks

Pattern Configure patrol patterns

Remove Remove presets, patrols or patterns

Exit Leave OSD menu

CAMERA

Screen Tips Enable or disable screen tips and on-screen information

Auto ICR Enable high light level compensation – helps reduce glare from

bright light sources e.g. car headlight and floodlight

Auto Focus Enable or disable the AF feature. Focus will be entirely manually

controlled, only recommended for troubleshooting

Focus Speed Configuration of AF speed – high/med/low

Digital Zoom Enable digital zoom feature (not available)

Zoom Speed Zoom speed setting – fast/slow

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