iDVTEL DVTel 9840 Series Manuel utilisateur
M9831A, August 05
DVTel 9840 Series IP Dome
Installation Manual
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Table of Contents
PREFACE..................................................................................................................................................... 3
ENCODER CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................ 4
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................... 6
INDOOR DOME INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................... 6
OUTDOOR DOME INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................ 8
CAMERA CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................ 10
DOME SETUP IN LATITUDE ....................................................................................................................... 10
Configuring the Camera...................................................................................................................... 10
Configuring the Serial Port and PTZ Motor .......................................................................................12
Creating Presets and Patterns.............................................................................................................. 13
DOME MENU SETUP ................................................................................................................................. 14
Camera Information Setup.................................................................................................................. 14
Camera Settings Setup........................................................................................................................ 15
Exposure Mode Setup......................................................................................................................... 15
On-Screen Display Setup.................................................................................................................... 16
Home Position Setup........................................................................................................................... 18
Autopan Setup..................................................................................................................................... 18
Area Setup........................................................................................................................................... 19
Default Set .......................................................................................................................................... 21
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Preface
The DVTel 9840 Series of Internet Protocol (IP) Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) Domes feature a
variety of PAL and NTSC models for both indoor and outdoor use.
The domes contain a built-in MPEG-4 encoder that converts analog video into one or two
MPEG-4 streams. The latter option is used to support viewing and recording at different
qualities (up to 4CIF, 30 ips NTSC or 25 ips PAL). The domes are powered using 24 VAC
current, delivered either through a Power over Ethernet (PoE) wiring accessory or directly.
PoE is not available for outdoor domes. Each dome also contains DIP switches for setting
the PTZ number, baud rate and protocol.
The DVTel Domes are designed to integrate seamlessly with Latitude NVMS. Most of the
devices’ configuration is typically performed through the Latitude AdminCenter.
Dome setup involves three principal tasks: encoder configuration, physical installation and
camera configuration.
The diagram below shows the dome’s dimensions, in millimeters.
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R76
70
245
150
162
AA View
15
40
50
240
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Figure 1 - The DVTel IP Dome
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Encoder Configuration
The dome’s built-in encoder should be configured in a lab before the camera is installed in
the field.
1. Power up your dome and connect it to a network switch on the same local area network as the
Latitude system.
2. Launch AdminCenter and click the Directory (globe) icon in the Selection View Pane.
Switch to the
Discovery
tab in the Configuration Pane.
Figure 2 - The AdminCenter-embedded Discovery Tool
3. Choose
VSIP
from the
Discover
drop-down menu and enter the beginning and ending
VSIP ports through which the system should search. VSIP domes’ default port is 5510
but if your unit’s port has been changed in the past use a low start value and high stop
value as your discovery parameters. Click the “binoculars” button to begin searching.
4. Your dome will appear as a unit of type “unknown” if it is new or its built-in encoder
has recently been rebooted. Otherwise, it will be listed as a camera (encoder). Right click
the dome and choose
Change IP Address…
Give the unit an IP address in the same IP
scheme as your Latitude system and leave the
Subnet mask
and
Gateway
unchanged
unless advised otherwise by your network administrator.
Figure 3 – Changing a Unit’s IP Address
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5. To change the dome’s VSIP port, rediscover the unit and then right click it and choose
Change Port…
Enter a new port number in the
Change Port
dialog box and click
OK
.
The dome’s port should match one of its intended Media Archiver’s VSIP extensions.
You can add a VSIP extension to an Archiver through the Resource Administration
Tool (RAT) by right clicking
Archiver
in the
Resources
tree and choosing
Create>VSIP
Extension
. Note that unless your system supports Fail-Over or Redundant Archiving, you
should never create the same VSIP Extension on multiple Media Archivers.
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Physical Installation
The following instructions present the procedure for installing a bracket-mounted IP dome
using a pendant mount. Mounts are also available for installing the dome on a wall, corner,
roof or pole. The ceiling-mounted dome requires that a round hole be made in the ceiling tile.
Indoor Dome Installation
1. Place the pendant mount base against a firm ceiling and secure it with three expansion
bolts. Pull the wiring through the base hole.
Through,Everage
Bottom
Figure 4 - Installing the Mount Base
2. Screw the suspender into the pendant mount base, and then the housing holder into the
suspender. Secure the connections with holding screws and pull the wiring through the
three connected accessories.
Pendant Mount
Base
Suspender
Housing Holder
Figure 5 - Installing a Suspender and Housing Holder
3. Screw the housing onto the housing holder and secure the connection with two holding
screws.
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Holding Screws
Figure 6 - Installing the Housing
4. Connect your dome to power using either its power leads or the PoE wiring accessory
and a CAT5 cable of no more than 220 feet, depending on your model.
5. Connect the dome or PoE wiring accessory, depending on your model, to the network.
6. The dome’s PTZ number is set with the S1 DIP switch at the back of the dome drive.
DVTel recommends you leave at its default of 1. If you would like to change it, use the
key provided on the sticker below the S1 switch.
7. Insert the dome drive into the housing, making sure to align the red and green clasps
with the markings inside the housing (to release the dome drive, press the clasps inward).
8. To install the dome cover, line up its screws with the corresponding holes in the dome
housing, and secure the cover with the supplied pan-head screws.
tap
Figure 7 - Installing the Dome Drive
Figure 8 - Installing the Dome Cover
9. Power on the dome. Once it completes its initialization process, it can be programmed.
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Outdoor Dome Installation
1. Place the pendant mount base against a firm ceiling and secure it with three expansion
bolts. Pull the wiring through the base hole.
Through,Everage
Bottom
Figure 9 - Installing the Mount Base
2. Screw the suspender into the pendant mount base, and then the housing holder into the
suspender. Secure the connections with holding screws and pull the wiring through the
three connected accessories.
Pendant Mount
Base
Suspender
Housing Holder
Figure 10 - Installing a Suspender and Housing Holder
3. Screw the housing onto the housing holder and secure the connection with two holding
screws. You may also want to apply thread compound to the threads on the housing.
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Holding Screws
Figure 11 - Installing the Housing
4. Connect the dome to your network using a CAT5 cable.
5. Connect the dome to a 24 VAC power source. Do not use Power over Ethernet to power the
outdoor dome.
6. The dome’s PTZ number is set with the S1 DIP switch at the back of the dome drive.
DVTel recommends you leave at its default of 1. If you would like to change it, use the
key provided on the sticker below the S1 switch.
7. Insert the dome drive into the housing, making sure to align the red and green clasps
with the markings inside the housing (to release the dome drive, press the clasps inward).
8. To install the dome cover, line up its screws with the corresponding holes in the dome
housing, and secure the cover with the supplied pan-head screws (if your dome’s cover
comes with a heater, make sure to plug it in before affixing it to the housing).
tap
Figure 12 - Installing the Dome Drive
Figure 13 - Installing the Dome Cover
10. Power on the dome. Once it completes its initialization process, it can be programmed.
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Camera Configuration
The DVTel IP Dome is typically configured using Latitude AdminCenter. Some of its most
common functions, such as presets and patterns, can be set-up using the system’s Graphical
User Interface (GUI). To set up most functions, however, the camera’s textual menu must
be utilized. Before this menu can be accessed from Latitude, however, the PTZ must be set
up in AdminCenter.
Dome Setup in Latitude
Setting up a dome in Latitude involves the configuration of the camera, the encoder’s serial
port, and of the PTZ motor.
Configuring the Camera
1. In the System View Pane (
Logical
view), browse for the dome. If it has yet to be
configured, its name should be based on the IP address assigned to it, followed by the
suffix “– Enc”.
Figure 14 - The General Settings Tab of the Camera Configuration Pane
2. Choose whether to use a single stream for both recording and viewing or two separate
ones and define viewing and recording qualities for each of your applicable coverages. Use
the
+
button to add a quality setting for a coverage and the
X
button to delete one. To
obtain an overview of all the coverages associated with the camera, click the “pie chart”
button. Click
Apply changes
when done.
3. Switch to the
Recording
tab to specify additional recording parameters such as storage
duration, pre- and post-alarms and archiving schedules. Click
Apply changes
.
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