Sony SNC-VB770 Manuel utilisateur

Network Camera

Installation Manual

Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly

and retain it for future reference.

SNC-VB770

C-357-100-11 (1)

Table of Contents

About the Manuals .................................................... 2

Location and Functions of Part ............................... 3

Installation ................................................................. 7

Mounting the lens .................................................. 7

Mounting the wire rope ......................................... 8

Adjustment of shooting area and focus ................. 8

Connection ................................................................. 9

Connection to the network ..................................... 9

Connection to the power supply ............................ 9

Connection to DC 12 V or AC 24 V ...................... 9

Connection to PoE power supply equipment ......... 9

Assigning the IP address .......................................... 9

Specifications ........................................................... 10

About the Manuals

Safety Regulations (supplied)

The Safety Regulations describes the secure usage of

camera. Be sure to read it.

Installation Manual (this document)

This Installation Manual describes the names and

functions of parts and controls of the Network Camera,

gives connection examples and explains how to set up the

camera. Be sure to read the Installation Manual before

operating.

User’s Guide/Application Guide/SNC

toolbox mobile Application Guide (Web)

• How to control the camera via a web browser

• How to setup the camera

• How to adjust the view angle of the camera using a

smartphone or tablet

Operate the camera referring to the guide above after

having installed and connected the camera properly based

on the Installation manual.

Location and Functions of Part

aRating label

This label shows the name of the device and its electric

rating.

Tripod mounting screw holes

Use this to fix the camera on the

camera tripod.

Note

Using screws other than 4.5 mm - 7 mm may cause a

malfunction due to faulty mounting or internal damage of

the camera.

cScrew hole to attach anti-drop wire rope

Attach supplied wire rope with supplied screws.

dSD memory card cover

When using the SD memory card slot, insert an SD

memory card by opening the card slot.

eImage sensor position mark

The mark describes the position on the image sensor.

Use the position of this line to measure the distance from

the camera to objects correctly.

fMount

Mount the E-mount lens.

gLens contacts

Note

Do not touch directly with your hands.

hImage sensor

Note

Do not touch directly with your hands.

iMount index

jSD memory card slot

SD memory card (sold separately) can be attached.

You can record the images stored on the camera to the SD

memory card by attaching the SD memory card.

Insert it with the terminal facing the rear side as indicated

in the illustration. Then press it down softly until it clicks

to attach firmly.

The camera only supports memory cards with

SDXC standards and SDHC standards.

Note

Please contact the Sony inquiry counter for verified SD

memory cards.

12qd

1/4"-20 UNC

4= 4.5 mm to 7 mm

(with screw tightened)

kSD MOUNT (SD mount) indicator

Lights on while an SD memory card is mounted.

lSD OFF switch

You can remove the SD memory card safely by pressing

the switch.

Remove the card after the SD MOUNT indicator goes off.

Notes

• The card may be damaged if you remove it while the

indicator is on.

• If you press the SD OFF switch while writing to the SD

memory card, the data written just before could be lost.

mHDMI cover

When using a commercially available HDMI cable,

connect the cable to the HDMI connector by opening.

nLens release button

To remove the lens, rotate the lens by pressing the button.

When you mount the lens, do not press the button.

oHDMI connector (Type D)

Connect a commercial HDMI cable.

Notes

• It is recommended to secure the HDMI cable to prevent

it from disconnecting from the camera due to its weight

or from external force.

• Do not wire the HDMI cable with the cable routed

outdoors. Also, in case you wire indoors, do not make

the cable longer than 30 m.

Rear side

aReset switch

When you supply power while pressing this switch with

pointed things, it is reset to the factory setting.

b12 V (DC power input) terminal

Connects to a DC 12 V power supply.

cUScrews for ground wire

If you supply the power via DC 12 V or PoE, make sure to

connect the ground wire to the screw for the ground wire.

d24 V (AC power input) terminal

Connects to the AC 24 V power supply.

Make sure to connect the ground earth to the center (U) of

the 3-pin terminal.

eNETWORK (network) indicator

Lights or blinks when it is connected to the network. It is

off when it is not connected to the network.

fLAN (network) port (RJ-45)

Perform PoE* power supply or network communication

using commercial network cables (UTP, category 5).

For details on the connection, please refer to the operating

instructions on the power supply equipment.

(*PoE: abbreviation of Power over Ethernet. PoE is

compliant with IEEE802.3af)

gPOWER (power) indicator (green)

When the power is supplied to the camera, system check is

performed within the camera.

Lights up in green, when the camera is operating normally.

hWLAN (wireless LAN terminal)

Attach Sony USB wireless LAN module IFU-WLM3

(WLAN module, sold separately).

Use this to adjust the view angle on installation.

Notes

• Wired LAN doesn’t work when a WLAN module is

attached.

• If the output mode is set to 4K Multi streaming, 4K

25fps, or 4K 30fps, it will be automatically switched to

Full HD when the WLAN module is attached. Make sure

to reset the output mode to the original setting after the

WLAN module is removed.

For details on settings, please refer to the User Guide.

• Using devices other than those specified may lead to

faults or malfunctions.

• Use WLAN in an environment with outside temperature

between 0 °C (32 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F).

• If the WLAN module is covered by metal such as

housing while WLAN is being used, the radio wave

reception becomes poor and may not work.

3567

i5(line output) terminal (mini-jack, monaural)

This is not used in this version.

If the speaker is connected, noise may sometimes occur.

This is not a fault, but it is due to the electromagnetic

block.

jm(microphone/line input) terminal (mini-jack,

monaural)

Switch between m(microphone/line) terminal (mini jack,

monaural) microphone input and line input in the Video/

Audio menu.

For details on settings, please refer to the User Guide.

• Microphone input terminal

Connect the commercial microphone.

This terminal supports plug-in power system (basic

voltage: 2.5 VDC).

kI/O (input/output) port

Equipped with 2-system sensor inputs, 2-system alarm

outputs.

Each pin supports the signals below.

◆

Refer to the User’s Guide for details on each function

and setting.

Wire as shown below for each wire of the I/O cable.

Connection to I/O cable

Mechanical switch/open collector output

equipment

Connection diagram

Note

Cables should be connected without routing to the outside

when 2, q;, or qa is connected.

When you wire the cable with the cable routed indoors,

2, q;, or qa should be wired under 30 m.

Pin No. Name

1 Alarm input 1

2 Alarm input 2

3 GND

4 Alarm output 1+

5 Alarm output 1–

6 Alarm output 2+

7 Alarm output 2–

8 Extended terminal

9 Extended terminal

Inside of the camera

3.1 V

10 kΩ

2.2 kΩ

10 kΩ

GND GND GND

Sensor input –

(GND)

Sensor input+ Mechanical switch

Outside

Open collector

Output equipment

Inside of the camera 5 V

Line example

Alarm output +

Alarm output –

GND

Outside

Installation

Warning

• Do not leave the lens facing the sun.

The sunlight will focus inside the camera and might

cause a fire.

• When installing the camera, make sure there is space

between the camera and the surface, such as the ceiling,

etc., where the camera is installed. If there is no space

between the camera and the surface, the temperature

inside gets high and may lead to failure or accident.

• Make sure to attach the supplied wire rope to prevent

accidents due to falling.

• Attach the lens in the exact way described in this

document. Loose attachment may lead to injury due to

the lens falling off.

• Check that the attachment is not loose at least once a

year. Perform more frequent checks depending on the

usage.

• Full performance may not be achieved depending on the

installed circumstance or lens. Please contact Sony for

details.

Mounting the lens

Mounting/removing of the lens should be performed after

turning the camera “OFF”.

Remove the body cap from the camera and the lens

rear cap from the lens.

• Perform this operation in a non-dusty place in a

quick manner to prevent dust from getting into the

camera.

• Remove the lens front cap on the front side of the

lens when you shoot.

Align the white dots on the lens and camera, then

attach.

• Face the mount downward, to prevent dust from

getting in.

Push the lens against the camera lightly then rotate it

in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

• Do not insert the lens at a tilted angle.

Notes

• When you mount the lens, do not press the Lens release

button.

• Do not apply excessive force on the lens.

• Securely hold both the camera and lens when you carry

the camera with lens mounted.

• Do not hold the camera by holding the lens part when it

is protruding when zooming or focusing.

• Zoom lens use

Zoom position may be changed depending on the

installation circumstances.

Make sure to fix it by applying tape on the zoom ring.

Recommended tape: 3M Scotch®plastic film tape

Model No. 471 BLA 50 equivalents

Lens front cap

Body cap

Lens rear cap

Apply tape on the zoom ring full circle to fix.

Zoom ring

Ta p e

To remove the lens

Rotate the lens in the direction of the arrow until it

stops while pressing the Lens release button, then

remove.

Mount the body cap on the camera, and the cap on the

front and back of the lens.

• Mount the cap after removing dust.

Notes on lens exchange

If dust get into the camera and is stuck to the surface of the

image sensor (a part to convert the light to electrical

signals) upon the lens exchange, the dust may appear in the

image.

Mount/remove the lens at a location with little or no dust

in a quick manner.

Mounting the wire rope

Make sure to attach the supplied wire rope to prevent

falling accidents when you install the camera on the ceiling

or at substantial heights.

Attach the wire rope with supplied mounting screws

(illustrated in below) to the wire rope mounting screw

holes on the rear side of the camera.

Note

When you mount the wire rope, be careful when wiring to

prevent wire rope from short circuiting with a power

source terminal or cable.

Mount the wire rope to the junction box on the ceiling.

Use screws which fit the screw holes on the junction

box (not supplied).

Mount the wire rope with the supplied wire rope

mounting screws to the wire rope mounting screw

holes on the camera.

Warning

Use the supplied screws for mounting. Otherwise, the wire

rope may not function effectively.

Adjustment of shooting area and

focus

Determine the shooting area by adjusting the view angle

and focus while reviewing the image.

Adjust the view angle following the operating instructions

of the mounted lens.

Adjust the focus with SNC toolbox or SNC toolbox

mobile.

Adjustment by using SNC toolbox mobile

You can adjust the view angle easily by installing SNC

toolbox mobile on your smartphone or tablet.

If you insert IFU-WLM3 (sold separately), select the SSID

shown below under Wi-Fi settings on your smartphone.

SNC-[Mac address of IFU-WLM3]

Example:

Display with SSID with IFU-WLM3, when the Mac

address is 00-11-22-33-44-55:

SNC-001122334455

The default value of the password is shown below.

Password: T8qUDTUuFyb8a

Please refer to the SNC toolbox mobile application guide

on the Web site.

Lens release button

Mounting screw (supplied)

Wire rope (supplied)

Screw

(not supplied)

Connection

Connection to the network

Connect the LAN port on the camera to the router or hub

of the network, using a commercial network cable.

Connection to the power supply

The camera can connect the power supply in 3 ways as

shown below.

• DC 12 V

•AC24V

• PoE* (Compliant with IEEE802.3af)

(*PoE: an abbreviation of Power over Ethernet)

Notes

• Supply either DC 12 V, AC 24 V, or PoE.

• Do not connect AC 24 V to the DC power input terminal.

Otherwise it will lead to failure.

Connection to DC 12 V or AC 24 V

Connect the camera’s power input cable to the DC 12 V or

AC 24 V power supply equipment.

• Use the power insulated from the AC 100V for DC 12 V

or AC 24 V. The power usage range for each power

supply is shown below. (warranty scope of the power

received on the camera, voltage at receiving end)

DC 12 V: 9 V to 15 V

AC 24 V: 19.2 V to 28.8 V

• Use UL cable (VW-1 style 10368) for wiring for

DC 12 V or AC 24 V.

•Recommended power cable

Voltage at receiving end on the camera is DC 12 V

Voltage at receiving end on the camera is AC 24 V

Connection to PoE power supply

equipment

PoE (Compliant with IEEE802.3af) power supply

equipment supplies power via commercial network cables.

Please refer to the operating instructions on the power

supply equipment.

Assigning the IP address

Download the installer of “SNC toolbox” to a folder

from the following URL:

www.sony.net/CameraSystem

Install the SNC toolbox.

Unzip the ZIP file of the downloaded installer.

Double-click “SncToolbox_Setup.exe.”

For details on installing and use refer to the

Application Guide.

Assign an IP address to the camera.

Assign an IP address to the camera using the installed

SNC toolbox.

For details, see “Using SNC toolbox” - “Assign an IP

address” in the Application Guide.

Tip

SNC toolbox stands for Sony Network Camera

toolbox.

Cable (AWG) #20 #18 #16

The maximum cable

length (m)

10 20 30

Cable (AWG) #20 #18 #16

The maximum cable

length (m)

60 110 180

Specifications

Camera

Image sensor 35 mm full frame Exmor®CMOS sensor

Number of Effective Pixels Approx. 12.2 Megapixels

Lens type E-mount lens (option)

Sync System Internal synchronization

Minimum Illumination (30 IRE) 0.004 lx (1/30s, F1.4)

Video

Image Compression Format H.264 (High/Main Profile), JPEG

H.264 (B-picture) supports the resolution below.

3,840 × 2,160

2,880 × 2,160

Maximum Frame Rate H264: 30 fps (3,840 × 2,160)/30 fps (1,920 × 1,080)

JPEG: 2.5 fps (4,240 × 2,832)

Audio

Compression Format G.711 (bit rate: 64 kbps, sampling frequency: 8 kHz)

G.726 (bit rate: 40, 32, 24, 16 kbps, sampling frequency: 8 kHz)

AAC-LC (bit rate: 64 kbps, sampling frequency: 16 kHz)

AAC-LC (bit rate: 128 kbps, sampling frequency: 48 kHz)

Interface

Digital Video Output HDMI (type D) × 1

Microphone Input Mini jack (monaural, 2.2 kΩ, plug-in-power)

Line Input Mini jack (monaural)

Network port 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ-45)

Alarm input (sensor input) 2 ports (MAKE contact, BREAK contact)

Alarm output 2 ports (solid-state relay Max. AC 12 V/DC 24 V, 0.4 A) (electrically isolated

from the camera)

Wireless LAN terminal Supports the accessory IFU-WLM3 (sold separately)

Memory card slot SD memory card slot (supports SDHC/SDXC memory cards) × 1

General

Power Requirements PoE (Compliant with IEEE802.3af)

DC 12 V ± 25 %, AC 24 V ± 20 %, 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption Max. approx. 16W (including lens)

Operating temperature

When power is turned on

While on

0°C to 50°C

–5°C to +50°C

Storage Temperature –20°C to +60°C

Operating Humidity 20 % to 80 % (no condensation)

Storage Humidity 20 % to 80 % (no condensation)

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