Security Tronix ST-PTZMINI-IR10X Owner's manual

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INSTALLATION MANUAL©

ST-PTZMINI-IR10X

High-Speed Intelligent Dome

Software-Addressable

IR PTZ Color Camera

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Copyright North American Cable Equipment, Inc.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

This package contains:

One ST-PTZMINI-IR10X high-speed intelligent dome color camera.

One mounting bracket.

One 24VAC 2A power supply.

One installation manual.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The ST-PTZMINI-IR10X is a professional grade infrared intelligent dome color camera with pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ)

capability and 650TVL resolution. The camera’s non-volatile digital memory allows the saving of all settings in the event

of power loss. Its 220 preset positions provide versatility for cruise routes and tour functions. The ST-PTZMINI-IR10X’s

mechanical design permits continuous horizontal 360 rotation and 90 vertical flip. Temperature management is built-in.

Functions and Features

 PWM function - Intelligent IR illumination & power consumption is variable, dependent on the zoom factor.

 3D allocation – Pan, Tilt and Zoom are all performed simultaneously for faster preset recall.

 Supported Protocols - Pelco-D/P

 4 patterns - Each pattern can record 512 different PTZ instructions or roughly 600 seconds of PTZ path

 operation.

 Proportional control speed – When zoomed to full telephoto mode, a low pan speed of 0.02°/s provides smooth

panning.

 4 Tour groups. The dwell time and position of 16 preset points per tour can be edited independently.

 Built-in high precision real-time clock supports time management functions.

 Park action - If the dome sits idle for a predetermined amount of time, it will automatically run a tour, pattern, L/R

scan etc.

 The camera remembers the last function before powering off, and resumes it when powered back on.

 Built-in fan and heater can control the temperature automatically.

 Heater engages below 32° F and fan engages above 104° F.

 Multiple languages for OSD menu, English, Spanish, Italian, French, German.

 Ratio of illumination to ambient light can be adjusted.

 Accurate step motor control makes it stable to operate and provides precise location and response.

 Chassis construction is all metal, with an IP 66 environmental rating.

 Built-in 6000V lighting and surge protection equipment.

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1. Read these instructions before attempting installation or operation of dome device.

2. Keep these instructions for future reference.

3. Heed all warnings and adhere to electrical specifications. Follow all instructions.

4. Clean only with nonabrasive dry cotton cloth, lint free and approved acrylic cleaners.

5. Should the lens of the camera become dirty, use special lens cleaning cloth and solution to properly clean it.

6. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.

7. Use only attachments or accessories specified by the manufacturer.

8. Verify that the surface you are planning to use for attaching the dome can adequately support the weight of the

device and mounting hardware.

9. Protect this device against lighting storms with proper power supplies.

10. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the device has been damaged in

any way, when liquid traces are present, or the presence of loose objects is evident or if the device does not

function properly, or has received sever impact or has been dropped accidentally.

11. Do not use this product under circumstances exceeding specified temperature and humidity ratings.

12. Avoid pointing the camera directly to the sun or other extremely bright objects for prolonged period of time

avoiding the risk of permanent damages to the imaging sensor.

13. The attached instructions are for use by qualified personnel only. To reduce the risks of electric shock, do not

perform any servicing other than contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.

14. During usage, user should abide by all electrical safety standards and adhere to electrical specifications for the

operation of the dome. The control cable for RS485 communications as well as the video signal cables should be

isolated from high voltage equipment and high voltage cables.

15. Use supplied power supply transformer only.

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Horizontal Rotation Speed

0

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-200

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Tilt Rotation Speed

0

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02

°

-120

°/

s

Horizontal Rotation Range

360

°

Tilt Rotation Range

93

°

Auto Flip

Horizontal 180°, Vertical 93°

Zoom-proportional Speed

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Auto control IR LED

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IR Testing Time

2-15s

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Ambient Light Reporting

0-50

grades

IR Illumination On

0-25 grades selectable

IR Output Power

1-9 grades selectable

IR Standby Power

1-9 grades selectable

IR Standby Time

2-15s

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A-B Scan

User

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A-B Scan Speed

1-9 speed setting available

360° Scan Speed

1-9 speed setting available

Dwell Preset

5-60s i

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Preset Points

220

Go to Preset Speed

200

°/

s

Programmable Tours

4

groups

Points Per Tour

Max.16 points, dwell time user selectable

Pattern Scan

4

patterns

Pattern Scan Record

max. 512 commands (Roughly 10 minutes)

Park Time

1-60 minutes

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PWR on Action

Memory/Pattern/Tour/360° scan/A-B scan/Preset 1-8/None

Park Action

Pattern/Tour/360° scan/A-B scan/Preset 1-8/None

Communication Protocol

Pelco-D, P

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Communication

RS485 B

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Baud Rate

1200/2400/4800/9600bps

Camera ID (soft ID

supported)

1-255

Remote Upgrade

Supported via

RS485

OSD Menu

Multiple

Language

Time Scheduling function

8 t

asks

Operating Temperature

-40°F ~ +140°F

Operating humidity

≤95% Non-condensing

Heater & Blower

Auto temperature control

Power

24VAC

2

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Lightning protection

Transient voltage up to 6000V

IR Illumination Distance

165ft

Power Consumption

≤

15

W

Environmental rating

IP66

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Bracket

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Included Wall Mount Bracket Optional Ceiling Mount Bracket

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Before connecting, please turn off the power of all connected devices. Use the included power supply to ensure the

camera is being supplied sufficient current for proper operation.

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When initializing the system, the display shown at left will appear roughly 5

seconds after powering the camera.

When restoring the original factory settings it will take roughly 1 minute for

the camera to restore all settings and reboot.

This display indicates that the camera is initializing the pan and tilt

motors.

The initialization of pan and tilt motors is now complete. The camera is now

initializing and detecting the module of camera.

.

The display now indicates that “ST-370” is the specific model of camera

module which is installed. This is displayed aft

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the

camera

finishes detection.

Self testing is now complete.

IR SPEED DOME

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Controlling the dome’s position (PTZ)

The dome responds to standard PTZ controls UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and ZOOM to position the

camera toward a subject to observe. The camera supports PROPORTIONAL ZOOM which will cause

the pan and tilt functions to operate at lower speeds when the camera is zoomed to the maximum setting

(10X optical zoom). Proportional zoom can be disabled in the OSD menu if desired.

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The camera provides 10X optical zoom magnification to aid in viewing objects which are further away

from the camera. Use the controller’s ‘ZOOM TELE’ or ‘ZOOM +’ or similar to increase the increase

image magnification. Use the controller’s ‘ZOOM WIDE’ or ‘ZOOM -’ or similar to decrease image

magnification for a wider image area.

Focus

The camera supports both AUTO - FOCUS and MANUAL - FOCUS functions. The default is AUTO

focus. Operating the controller’s FOCUS NEAR and FOCUS FAR controls will temporarily override

the AUTO FOCUS function. As soon as any PTZ command is received, the camera will revert back to

AUTO-FOCUS.

Preset P

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This camera will respond to all standard Pelco preset commands. Please refer to your PTZ

controller or DVR instruction manual for specific instructions regarding how to set, call and clear

preset points.

NOTE:

Some preset points are reserved for special functions, as noted below.

Special F

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The follow presets are predefined for special functions. Use your controller’s “Call Preset” procedure

to perform these functions:

PRESET

FUNCTION

PRESET

FUNCTION

33

Pan 180 º from current position

85

Force on NEAR light

34

Reset Camera

91

Start A-B Scan (Left-Right Scan)

75

Call Pattern 1

92

Set left point of A-B scan

76

Call Pattern 2

93

Set right point of A-B scan

77

Call Pattern 3

94

Close OSD menu

78

Call Pattern 4

95

View OSD menu

81

Set Day/Night to AUTO

96

Call Tour 3

82

Switch to night

97

Call Tour 2

83

Switch to day

98

Call Tour 1

84

Force on FAR light

99

Begin 360° scan

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General OSD O

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Call preset 95 to enter the OSD, call preset 94 to exit the OSD.

Up or Down: Move the cursor UP and DOWN within the OSD, change the value on the

OSD.

Right: Enter the option, select the item or confirm.

Left: Return to main menu or cancel.

Zoom Display: This displays the current zoom of the camera.

Time Display: This displays the current Date and Time of the camera’s internal clock.

Angle Display: This displays the current coordinates of the camera’

IR Display:

☀

means the IR display status is on. means the IR is on.

Remark:

“-”means the cursor selecting some option. “ ” means editing the content of

some

options.

NOTE:

The default communication settings for this camera are BAUD = 2400,

ADDRESS = 1 and PROTOCOL = PELCO D.

CAUTION:

THERE ARE NO DIP SWITCHES IN THE CAMERA. DO NOT OPEN

THE CAMERA CASING FOR ANY REASON. DOING SO WILL VOID

THE WARRANTY. THE ONLY WAY TO SET THE ADDRESS AND

BAUD RATE SETTINGS IS BY USING THE OSD MENU.

From the MAIN MENU, enter the SYSTEM MENU, then select COMM

SET and follow the directions on page 11 of this manual.

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<DOME>

<IR>

<TIME>

<RESET>

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COMM 2400.N.8.1

DOME ID 001

MODULE

VERSION

< COMM SET>

EXIT

DEVICE ID 1234

CHECK ID - - - -

TARGET ID 001

BAUD RATE 2400

SAVE

EXIT

When preset 95 is called from a PTZ controller the main menu will appear

overlaid on the video output of the camera. The main menu lists several

sub-menus which each deal with separate aspects of the camera’s

operation. Use the UP/DOWN controls of your PTZ controller to select a

menu item and the RIGHT command to open a sub menu or activate a

menu item for editing. Using the LEFT command will back up one menu,

exit editing or cancel an operation.

NOTE: The CAMERA, PRIVACY ZONES and ALARM menu functions

are not supported by this model.

PROTOCOL: This displays the current protocol of the dome.

COMM: 2400. N. 8. 1 indicates the

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2400 is the baud rate, which can be changed via the OSD “COMM

SET” menu. The choices are: 1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600.

DOME ID: This displays the dome’s address. The range is

000-255. The address is changed via the OSD “COMM SET” menu.

MODULE: This displays the model of the CCD camera module.

VERSION: The software version may be periodically updated as

newer versions become available.

DEVICE ID: This is an ID number which is unique to each individual

unit of this camera model.

CHECK ID: Use this field to enter the DEVICE ID number of the

camera you wish to set the address and baud rate for. The ID will

ensure that only the target camera receives the changes and all

other cameras (with different ID’s) will ignore the changes.

TARGET ID: Enter the desired TARGET ID for the camera; for

example address “002”.

BAUD RATE: Baud rate is selectable. 1200, 2400,

4800, 9600 are

available. Default is 2400.

Be certain to cursor to the SAVE line and press the RIGHT directional

control on the PTZ controller to activate the save function and

store your settings.

NOTE: At this point the controller will no longer control the

camera until it is set to match the NEW address and baud rate

which was just set in the previous steps.

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Dome Functions

PRESET NO: Select a preset number to be called or edited.

CALL PRESET: This will send the ‘call preset’ command to the

camera, for the preset number selected above.

SET PRESET: Selecting SET PRESET will display the screen shown

at left. The camera can be aimed toward the desired position

using the PTZ controller. Calling preset 1on your PTZ controller

will store the preset in the camera. Calling preset 2 will cancel

the preset store operation.

NOTE: The reserved preset numbers on page 8 of this manual

cannot be used for camera positioning. They are reserved for

special functions.

NOTE 2: It is generally much easier to use the PTZ controller’s

“Write Preset” commands to save a preset position in the

camera, rather than this method which uses the camera’s OSD

menu.

Dome Functions

<SCAN>

SCAN SPEED: The scan speed can be set to values from 1 thru 9.

The speed set on this page will affect Left-Right scans and 360°

scans.

NOTE: The effective range of Left-Right scans is a minimum of 20°

between points and a maximum of 340° between points.

Dome Functions

The camera can store 4 tours, each containing up to 16 steps.

Each step will be assigned an individual preset, dwell time and

speed.

GUARD TOUR NO: First select the tour (1 thru 4) to be set up or

called.

CALL GUARD TOUR: If a tour has been previously set up, selecting

this option will call the tour number shown above and the camera

will begin touring.

PRESET NO 001

CALL PRESET

SET PRESET

EXIT

PRESET NO 001

CALL PRESET

PRESET 1: SAVE

PRESET 2: BACK

EXIT

<SCAN>

SCAN SPEED 5

EXIT

GUARD TOUR NO 001

CALL GUARD TOUR

EXIT

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<GUARD TOUR>: Selecting this will display the GUARD TOUR

setup screen shown at left. Use the PTZ controller’s LEFT and

RIGHT controls to navigate to preset points, times and speeds

for each of the 16 “ID” slots desired. Use the PTZ controller’s UP

and DOWN controls to change the value of the selected

parameter. The TIME setting determines how long the camera

will remain on each preset point and the SPEED setting

determines how quickly the camera will travel to the next point.

The ID numbers are a reference only, and cannot be changed.

When finished with the first 8 points, selecting <NEXT PAGE>

will display the screen shown at left. Use this screen to continue

setting as many of the points 9 thru 16 as desired. When

finished, select SAVE PATTERN to lock in the settings and exit

the GUARD TOUR setup screen.

NOTE: The reserved preset numbers on page 8 of this manual

cannot be used for camera positioning. They are reserved for

special functions.

Dome Functions

The camera can store 4 patterns, each containing up to 512 individual

PTZ commands (roughly 10 minutes).

PATTERN NO: First select the pattern (1 thru 4) to be set up or called.

CALL PATTERN: If a pattern has been previously recorded, selecting

this option will call the pattern number shown above and the

camera will begin playing back the recorded pattern. The pattern

will play in a loop until any PTZ command is received by the

camera.

<PATTERN> : Selecting this will display the pattern recording screen

shown at left. The camera is now “live” and can be controlled in

realtime using the PTZ controller. “XXX” indicates the amount of

controller moves used and increases as you record, to a

maximum of 512. When done recording camera movements,

calling preset 1on your PTZ controller will store the pattern in the

camera. Calling preset 2 will cancel the pattern store operation.

ID POINT TIME SPEED

01 01 05 64

02 02 05 64

03 03 05 64

04 04 05 64

05 05 05 64

06 06 05 64

07 07 05 64

08 08 05 64

ID POINT TIME SPEED

09 09 05 64

10 10 05 64

11 11 05 64

12 12 05 64

13 13 05 64

14 14 05 64

15 15 05 64

16 16 05 64

SAVE PATTERN

PATTERN NO 1

CALL PATTERN

EXIT

PATTERN NO 1

CALL PATTERN

XXX / 512

PRESET 1: SAVE

PRESET 2: BACK

EXIT

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Dome Functions

<OTHER>

PARK MODE: After an idle period of time has elapsed which is set in

the next parameter (Park Time), the camera will perform the

action which is selected here. The options are: NONE, Pattern 1,

Tour 1, 360 Scan, A/B Scan or Presets 1 thru 8.

PARK TIME: This is the amount of time (in minutes) which the

camera will wait after receiving the last manual PTZ command.

After this time has elapsed, the camera will perform the function

set in the PARK MODE parameter above.

NOTE: The alarms functions are not supported on this model of

camera. Although the alarm menu can be accessed and settings

can be made, they will have no effect on the camera, as there

are no physical alarm inputs or outputs.

<IR>

IR MODE: This sets how the IR LEDs are enabled. AUTO is the

default setting. Auto allows the camera to operate the IR LEDs

as lighting conditions need it, in conjunction with the

ILLUMINATION ON and IR SWITCH ZOOM settings as

described below.

OUTPUT POWER: This determines the maximum brightness of the

LEDs when they are on. Power can be set from 1 thru 9.

TESTING TIME: This determines how long the ambient light level

must remain below the ILLUMINATION ON threshold before the

camera will switch to IR mode. Choose from 2 to 15 seconds.

STANDBY POWER: Allows the user to set a lower-power usage level

for the IR LEDs which engages when the camera sits idle for the

time which is set in the STANDBY TIME parameter below.

Choose from power levels 1 thru 9.

STANDBY TIME: This is how long (in seconds) the camera must sit

idle before switching the IR LEDs into STANDBY POWER

mode, as set above.

ILLUMINATION ON: This setting determines at what ambient light

level the IR LEDs will turn on and the camera will switch to night

mode. When the IR mode is set to AUTO, this setting determines

the brightness level at which the camera will switch from day to

night and vice versa.

IR SWITCH ZOOM: This determines the lens zoom level at which the

camera will change the IR LEDs from “close-up” lighting mode to

“distance” lighting mode.

<OTHER>

PARK MODE NONE

PARK TIME 05

POWER ON ACT MEMORY

RATIO SPEED ON

AUTO FLIP ON

EXIT

<IR>

IR MODE AUTO

OUTPUT POWER 9

TESTING TIME 08s

STANDBY POWER 8

STANDBY TIME 20s

ILLUMINATION ON 05L

IR SWITCH ZOOM 07

AMBIENT LIGHT 06

EXIT

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AMBIENT LIGHT: This is not a value which can be set; it is a built-in

meter which analyzes and displays the ambient light level on a

scale of 1 thru 50. When the camera is facing a brightly lit scene

the values will be higher. Dimly lit scenes will produce lower

values.

Display

The camera can display the status of various settings and operations

overlaid on the camera’s output image.

DOME ID: Set this to ON to display the dome’s address ID, or OFF to

prevent display of the dome ID.

ZOOM: The currently installed module cannot be set to “OFF”.

P AND T: Set this to ON to display the dome’s current PAN and TILT

location, or OFF to prevent display of P/T info.

ACT: When set to ON, this will display info for various PTZ ACTIONS

such as when a preset or tour is called, or when the camera

reaches the Left and Right limits of an A/B scan etc.

TIME: Set this to ON to display the dome’s internal clock time, or OFF

to prevent display of the time.

IR: When set to ON, the illumination level of the IR LEDs will be

displayed in the top-left corner of the screen.

Time

<TIME>

DATE: Allows the user to set the system date for the camera.

TIME: Allows the user to set the system time for the camera.

SCHEDULE: Up to 8 scheduled events can be set in the schedule

page. Event types are: Preset 1 thru 8, A-B Scan, 360° Scan,

Tour, Pattern or no action. The scheduled events will reference

the time which was set previously in the TIME step above.

DOME ID ON

ZOOM ON

P AND T ON

ACT ON

TIME ON

IR ON

EXIT

<TIME>

DATE 2013-01-01

TIME 10:10:30

SAVE

EXIT

<IR>

IR MODE AUTO

OUTPUT POWER 9

TESTING TIME 08s

STANDBY POWER 8

STANDBY TIME 20s

ILLUMINATION ON 05L

IR SWITCH ZOOM 07

AMBIENT LIGHT 06

EXIT

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<SCHEDULE>: To schedule events, select the <SCHEDULE> menu

item and the screen shown at left will appear. Use the PTZ

controller’s LEFT and RIGHT controls to move through the Hour,

Minute and Second fields (h00:m00:s00) and set the start and

end times for the first event and choose the desired action to

perform. Event types are: Preset 1 thru 8, A-B Scan, 360° Scan,

Tour, Pattern or no action. After setting the action, press RIGHT

again to move the cursor (-) to the beginning of the line and use

DOWN to move the cursor down to the next line and repeat the

process for as many events as desired (up to 8 max). When

done, cursor down to SAVE and press RIGHT to save the

settings and exit the SCHEDULE window.

NOTE: Ensure that no events overlap in time. If events do overlap,

the one which is scheduled to begin first will take priority and run

until its end time.

Language

<LANGUAGE> : The default language for this North American

version camera is English and cannot be changed.

Reset

<RESET>

CAM DATA: This setting is not applicable to this model of camera.

The menu will allow the user to proceed as if camera module

initialization is taking place, but the procedure will have no effect

on the camera settings.

SYS DATA: Using this function will reset all system data and memory

in the camera and return the camera to its factory default

settings.

ALL USER PRESETS, TOURS, PATTERNS, SCANS AND

SCHEDULED EVENTS WILL BE ERASED.

This function is identical to the FACTORY RESET function below.

FACTORY DEFAULT: Using this function will reset all system data

and memory in the camera and return the camera to its factory

default settings.

ALL USER PRESETS, TOURS, PATTERNS, SCANS AND

SCHEDULED EVENTS WILL BE ERASED.

This function is identical to the SYS DATA function above.

START END ACT

00:00:00 00:00:00 NONE

SAVE

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

EXIT

<RESET>

CAM DATA

SYS DATA

FACTORY DEFAULT

CALIBRATION 15D

EXIT

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TROUBLESHOOTING

a. No picture after applying power – (i) check all plugs and cables are connected to the proper connectors: (ii)

ensure your power supply is providing the correct voltage and enough current.

b. The picture has ripples – (i) Check to see if the power supply is experiencing AC ripple. If so, a filter may

be required. (ii) Determine if the monitor is faulty. (iii) Determine if other peripheral equipment is causing

the ripple and if so make the necessary adjustments.

c. The picture background continuously changes color – A fluorescent lamp’s magnetic field may cause color

roll. If possible, increase the distance between the camera and any fluorescent lamps in the vicinity.

d. The picture appears smeared – (i) The power supply voltage level may be unstable. Try another power

supply. (ii) Ensure the cables are correctly connected and of the right impedance.

e. Other interference may require the use of a SecurityTronix ground loop isolation filter.

f. Power is on but the controller does not work – (i) Check to make sure the DIP switches are all set correctly

for address, baud rate and protocol. (ii) Check that the RS485 wires at the camera and controller have

correct polarities. The camera colors are: Orange = A (+), Yellow = B (-). (iii) Check the integrity and

continuity of the Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cable.

Additional troubleshooting assistance can be found online at www.securitytronix.com or email us at

support@securitytronix.com or call (610) 429-1511 on the east coast or (702) 308-4220 on the west coast.

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