Videology 20Z704T-PZ User manual

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Model: 20Z704T-PZ

Category: Security cameras

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21Z704T-PZ

IMAGING SOLUTIONS INC.

Instruction Manual

20/21Z704T-PZ

High Speed Pan/Tilt/Zoom Dome

Camera

Information may change without notice.

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modify the information in this document as necessary. The customer should make sure that

they have the most recent manual version. Videology holds no responsibility for any errors

that may appear in this document.

Videology Imaging Solutions, Inc. USA

37M Lark Industrial Parkway

Greenville, RI 02828

Tel: 401-949-5332

Fax: 401-949-5276

Videology Imaging Solutions, B.V. Europe

Neutronenlaan 4

NL-5405NH Uden, The Netherlands

Tel: +31 (0) 413-256261

Fax: +31 (0) 413-251712

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Table Of Contents

1. Important Safeguards........................................................................................ 4

2. Precautions ...................................................................................................... 5

2.1. Operating .................................................................................................. 5

2.2. Handling.................................................................................................... 5

2.3. Installation and Storage............................................................................... 5

3. Features .......................................................................................................... 6

3.1. Camera Specifications ................................................................................. 6

3.2. Pan/Tilt Functions ....................................................................................... 6

3.3. Preset, Pattern, Swing, Privacy Mask, Group Functions and More…..................... 6

3.4. PTZ Control................................................................................................ 6

3.5. OSD (On Screen Display) Menu..................................................................... 6

3.6. Alarm I/O Functions.................................................................................... 7

3.7. Easy Installation and Operation .................................................................... 7

3.8. Product & Accessories.................................................................................. 7

4. Installation....................................................................................................... 8

4.1. DIP Switch Setup........................................................................................ 8

4.1.1. Camera ID Setup ................................................................................. 8

4.1.2. Communication Protocol Setup............................................................... 9

4.2. Wall Mount Installation Using Wall Mount Bracket.......................................... 10

4.3. Ceiling Mount Installation Using Wall Ceiling Bracket...................................... 12

4.4. Cabling.................................................................................................... 13

4.4.1. Power Connector................................................................................ 13

4.4.2. Video Cable....................................................................................... 13

4.4.3. RS-485 Communication....................................................................... 13

4.4.4. Alarm I/O.......................................................................................... 13

5. Operation....................................................................................................... 14

5.1. Check Points Before Operation.................................................................... 14

5.2. Starting OSD Menu ................................................................................... 14

5.3. Reserved Preset........................................................................................ 14

5.4. Relay Output Control................................................................................. 15

5.5. Preset ..................................................................................................... 15

5.6. Swing ..................................................................................................... 16

5.7. Pattern.................................................................................................... 16

5.8. Group ..................................................................................................... 17

5.9. Other Functions........................................................................................ 18

5.10. OSD Display of Main Screen.................................................................... 19

6. How To Use The OSD Menu............................................................................... 20

6.1. General Rules of Key Operation for Menu ..................................................... 20

6.2. Main Menu............................................................................................... 20

6.3. Display Setup........................................................................................... 20

6.4. Camera Setup.......................................................................................... 21

6.5. Motion Setup............................................................................................ 22

6.5.1. Park Action Setup............................................................................... 22

6.5.2. Origin Position Setup .......................................................................... 23

6.5.3. Alarm Input Setup.............................................................................. 23

6.5.4. Preset Setup...................................................................................... 24

6.5.5. Relay Output Setup ............................................................................ 24

6.5.6. Edit Preset Label ................................................................................ 25

6.5.7. Edit Preset Scene ............................................................................... 26

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6.6. Pattern Setup........................................................................................... 26

6.6.1. Record Pattern................................................................................... 26

6.7. Swing Setup ............................................................................................ 27

6.8. Group Setup ............................................................................................ 27

6.8.1. Action Setup...................................................................................... 28

6.9. Privacy Zone Mask Setup........................................................................... 28

6.9.1. Privacy Zone Position Setup................................................................. 29

7. Specifications.................................................................................................. 30

7.1. Ceiling Mount 78V0014.............................................................................. 31

7.2. Wall Mount 78V0013 ................................................................................. 31

8. Contact.......................................................................................................... 32

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1. Important Safeguards

Read Instructions

Read all of the safety and operating instructions before using the product.

Retain Instructions

Save these instructions for future reference.

Attachments / Accessories

Use only attachments or accessories recommended by the manufacturer. Using non-

recommended items may result in electrical hazards, damaged to the product and will void

the warranty.

Installation

Do not place or mount this product in or on an unstable or improperly supported location.

Improperly installed products may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and

damage to the product. Use only with a mounting device recommended by the

manufacturer, or sold with the product. To insure proper mounting, follow the

manufacturer's instructions and use only mounting accessories recommended by the

manufacturer.

Power source

This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the

marking label.

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2. Precautions

STOP!!! READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLATION

• Take packing material out o dome and cover off camera

• Use only 24VAC transformer (2A min)

• Use proper gauge wiring, (especially for power)

• Be sure to observe the RS-485 polarity

• Make sure of the camera setting:

o Check settings for Pelco-D, 9600 BAUD

(either will not change if energized, must reinitialize)

• SELECT “TR” (termination resister) to ON only if:

o For furthest dome away in multiple dome chain, or:

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2.1. Operating

Before using, make sure power supply and all cables are properly connected.

While operating, if any abnormal condition or malfunction is observed, stop using the

camera immediately and then contact your local dealer.

2.2. Handling

Do not disassemble or tamper with parts inside the camera.

Do not drop or subject the camera to shock and vibration as this can damage camera.

Care must be taken when you clean the clear dome cover. The dome can be easily

scratched.

2.3. Installation and Storage

Do not install the camera in areas of extreme temperature, which exceed the allowable

range.

Avoid installing in humid or dusty places.

Avoid installing in places where radiation is present.

Avoid installing in places where there are strong magnetic fields and electric signals.

Avoid installing in places where the camera would be subject to strong vibrations.

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3. Features

3.1. Camera Specifications

CCD Sensor: 1/4" Super HAD CCD

Zoom Magnification: 22x Optical Zoom, 10x Digital Zoom (Max. 220x Zoom)

Day & Night Function

DSS (Digital Slow Shutter) only works in day mode.

3.2. Pan/Tilt Functions

Max. 360°/sec high speed Pan/Tilt Motion

Using Vector Drive Technology, Pan/Tilt motions are accomplished with the shortest

path. As a result, time to target view is reduced dramatically and the video on the

monitor is very natural to watch.

For jog operation using a controller, since ultra slow speed 0.05°/sec can be reached, it

is very easy to aim the camera to the desired target view.

3.3. Preset, Pattern, Swing, Privacy Mask, Group Functions and More…

A maximum of 128 sets of position and zoom magnification are designated and stored as

Presets. For each Preset, additional information such as Dwell time (pause time in Group

action when camera reaches to a certain Preset position), Alarm action and area Label

can be assigned independently to meet to your requirements.

Max. 8 sets of Swing action can be stored. This enables the camera to move repetitively

between two preset positions with designated speed.

Max. 4 patterns can be recorded and played back. This enables the camera to follow any

trajectory controlled by joystick as closely as possible.

Max. 8 sets of Group action can be stored. This enables the camera to move repetitively

with combination of Preset or Pattern or Swing. A Group is composed of maximum of 20

entities of Preset/ Pattern/ Swings.

Max. 8 of Privacy masks can be located wherever it is required to protect private life.

3.4. PTZ Control

With RS-485 communication, a maximum of 99 of cameras can be controlled at the

same time.

Pelco-D or Pelco-P protocol can be selected as a control protocol in the current version of

firmware.

3.5. OSD (On Screen Display) Menu

An OSD menu is provided to display the status of camera and to configure the functions

interactively.

The information such as Camera ID, Pan/Tilt angle, Alarm I/O, Preset info can be

displayed on the screen if needed.

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3.6. Alarm I/O Functions

An optional Alarm I/O module is available for this camera. A maximum of 8 external

sensor inputs and 4 relay outputs can be utilized to give more intelligence to your

applications.

If an external sensor is activated, camera can be set to move to the corresponding

preset position. Meanwhile, the output relay can be matched to some specific preset

positions to do counteractions such as turning on a light or sounding an alarm.

3.7. Easy Installation and Operation

This model is designed for outdoor environments. A Fan and Heater are built in the

housing and weather proof environmental structures are designed to meet international

standard IP66.

The camera housing and brackets are designed to be installed with a minimum of effort.

3.8. Product & Accessories

Included:

Camera Body Dome Cover Terminal blocks Screws

Options:

Wall mount bracket

(78V0013)

Ceiling Mount Bracket

(78V0014)

Alarm I/O Module

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4. Installation

4.1. DIP Switch Setup

Before you install the camera, please set the DIP switches on the PCB to configure the

camera ID, communication protocol and terminal resistor.

4.1.1. Camera ID Setup

×10 = 10’s digit and x1 = 1’s digit for decimal number. By

turning the arrow with a screwdriver, you can set up the

camera’s ID number.

For example, the left figure shows an example when Camera ID

is 1.

The range of ID is 1~99. Do not use 0 as camera ID. Factory

default of Camera ID is 1.

If you want to control a certain camera through the joystick

controller or DVR, you must match the camera ID with Cam ID

setting of the controller or DVR. Keep a list of the different

camera ID numbers and their locations.

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4.1.2. Communication Protocol Setup

Select the appropriate Protocol with a DIP switch combination.

Switch State

(Pin 1)

(Pin 2)

(Pin 3)

(Pin 4)

Protocol/Baud rate

OFF OFF OFF OFF PELCO-D, 2400 bps

ON OFF OFF OFF PELCO-D, 9600 bps

OFF ON OFF OFF PELCO-P, 4800 bps

ON ON OFF OFF PELCO-P, 9600 bps

Otherwise Reserved

Default

Setting

If you want to control using a DVR or P/T controller, their protocol must be identical to

camera. Otherwise, you will not be able to control the camera.

Any changes made to the camera protocol by changing the DIP S/W will be effective after

you reboot the camera.

Factory default of protocol is ‘Pelco-D, 9600 bps’.

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4.2. Wall Mount Installation Using Wall Mount Bracket

1 Unscrew the screw of the back cover of

the wall mount.

2 Take out the back cover from the body.

3 Pass the cable through the holes inside

the bracket as shown in picture bellow.

4 Attach the camera body to the wall

mount bracket. Test security of screws

and camera body before turning camera

into hanging position.

5 Assemble the cover on to the bracket. 6 Tighten the screws to fix the cover.

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7 Secure the bracket on the wall using the

included screws.

8 Remove the transparent lens shield

cover.

9 Attach the dome cover using the included

screws.

10 This is the final appearance after

installation.

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4.3. Ceiling Mount Installation Using Wall Ceiling Bracket

1 Install the Ceiling mount Bracket to the

Ceiling.

2 Pass the cables through the hole of the

bracket.

3 Test the security of screws before

attaching the camera. Attach the camera

to the Bracket using the included screws.

4 Take off the clear lens protection cover.

5 Turn the gray ring to place screw hole at

the right position.

6 Attach the gray ring with the clear cover

using the included screws.

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4.4. Cabling

4.4.1. Power Connector

Please, check the voltage and current capacity of power carefully. The rated electrical power

to operate this camera is AC 24V / 2A. The current must be 2A or higher.

After you assemble the power adaptor wires to the included 3 pin terminal block, plug it into

the power connector. Note that the center pin has no connection.

4.4.2. Video Cable

Connect with BNC coaxial cable.

4.4.3. RS-485 Communication

After assembling communication wires to the included 2 pin terminal

block, plug it into the communication connector. The D+, D- line

should be connected ‘+’, and ‘-’ pins respectively.

4.4.4. Alarm I/O

Use this connecter if you have an Alarm I/O module. If you need more detailed information,

please refer to the user’s manual of the alarm I/O module.

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5. Operation

5.1. Check Points Before Operation

Before power is applied, please, check the cables carefully.

The camera ID of the controller must be identical to that of the target camera. The camera

ID can be checked by reading the DIP switch of the camera.

If your controller supports multi-protocols, the protocol must be changed to match that of

the camera.

If you changed the camera protocol by changing DIP S/W, the change will be effective after

you reboot the camera.

Since the operation method can be different for each available controller, refer to the

manual for your controller. If the camera cannot be controlled properly, the operation of this

manual is based on the standard Pelco

Controller.

Since Preset 95 is reserved to start the OSD menu, this cannot be used as regular Presets.

Therefore, the description “Preset 1~128” always means excluding Preset 95 in this manual.

5.2. Starting OSD Menu

Function

Using the OSD menu, Preset, Pattern, Swing, Group and Alarm I/O function can be

configured for each application.

Start Menu

After type the numeric key 95, press the Preset key to start OSD menu.

[95] + [Preset]

5.3. Reserved Preset

Description

Some Preset numbers are reserved to special functions.

Function

Preset 95 : Menu Select

Preset 131~134 : Pattern Move

Preset 141~148 : Swing Move

Preset 151~158 : Group Move

Preset 161~164 : Relay Output Control

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5.4. Relay Output Control

Function

From the joystick controlled keyboard or DVR, the relay output can be controlled by the

Preset function. The output can be changed according to preset settings if you send the

preset command.

To set “ON”.

After typing (Relay Number + 160), press Preset key longer than 2 seconds.

[161~164] + [Preset] (longer than 2 sec.)

Ex)

To set “ON” Relay 1: [161] + [Preset] (longer than 2 sec)

To set “ON” Relay 4: [164] + [Preset] (longer than 2 sec)

To set “OFF”

After typing (Relay Number + 160), press Preset key.

[161~164] + [Preset]

Ex)

To set “OFF” Relay 1: [161] + [Preset]

To set “OFF” Relay 4: [164] + [Preset]

5.5. Preset

Function

A maximum of 127 positions can be stored as a preset position. The Preset number can be

assigned from 1 to 128 but 95 is reserved for displaying the OSD menu. Using the preset

key together with numeric keys in the controller, presets can be stored or executed quickly.

If you want to change the factory default of the preset configuration (i.e. Label 1 of preset is

blank, dwell time is 3 sec and relay out is OFF.), those settings for each preset can be

configured using the OSD menu.

Set Preset

After you type 1 ~ 128 numeric key, press Preset key for longer than 2 seconds.

[1 ~ 128] + [Preset] (press longer than 2 seconds)

Run Preset

After you type 1 ~ 128 numeric key, press Preset key quickly.

[1 ~ 128] + [Preset] (press shortly)

Delete Preset

To delete presets, use the OSD menu.

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5.6. Swing

Function

By using the swing function, we can make the camera move between 2 preset positions

repeatedly. The swing speed can be selected from 3 steps i.e. FAST, NORMAL and SLOW.

The speed for FAST, NORMAL and SLOW mode is 60°/sec, 30°/sec and 15°/sec respectively.

Set Swing

To set the swing, use the OSD menu.

Run Swing

< Using controller with Pattern key >

After you type a numeric key Swing No. + 10 (i.e. 11~18), press Pattern

key in the controller.

[11~18] + [Pattern]

Ex) If Swing number is 3, press 13 + Pattern

< Using controller without Pattern key >

After type 140+Swing No. (i.e. 141~148), press Preset key in the

controller.

[141~148] + [Preset]

Ex) If Swing number is 3, press 143 + Preset

Delete Swing

To delete the swing, use the OSD menu.

5.7. Pattern

Function

Pattern enables us to save and play back the camera motions created when moving the

joystick. A maximum of 4 Patterns can be used and can have a maximum recording of 1

minute per pattern.

Set Pattern

Patterns can be created by one of the following two methods.

Using the key of the controller: [1~4]+ Pattern (press longer than 2 seconds)

After you type 1 ~ 4 numeric key, press Pattern key for longer than 2

seconds to start Pattern recording.

Move the camera using the Joystick to make your pattern.

Maximum recording time is 1 min. The time remained will be displayed by

% on the screen.

To save the recording, press Near key and to cancel the recording, press

Far key.

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Using the OSD Menu: See the section “How to use the OSD Menu”.

Run Pattern

< Using the controller with the Pattern key >

After you type a numeric key Pattern No. (i.e. 1~4), press Pattern key in

the controller.

[1~4] + [Pattern]

Ex) If Pattern number is 3, press 3 + Pattern

< Using the controller without the Pattern key >

After type 130+Swing No. (i.e. 131~138), press Preset key in the

controller.

[131~134] + [Preset]

Ex) If the pattern number is 3, press 133 + Preset

Delete Pattern

Use the OSD menu to delete a Pattern.

5.8. Group

Function

The group function allows running a sequence of Presets, Patterns and/or Swings. Max 8

groups can be stored. Each group can have a max 20 action entities, which can be preset,

pattern or swing. The group can be created, modified and deleted using the menu. Also, the

dwell time defined in the preset menu is effective when a group is running.

Set Group

Use the OSD Menu to create a Group.

Run the Group

< Using the controller with the Pattern key >

After you type a numeric key 20+Group No. (i.e. 21~28), press Pattern key

in the controller.

[21~28] + [Pattern] Ex) If group number is 5, press 25 + Pattern

< Using the controller without the Pattern key >

After type 150+Group No. (i.e. 151~158), press Preset key in the

controller.

[151~158] + [Preset] Ex) If Swing number is 5, press 155 + Preset

Delete Group

Use the OSD Menu to delete.

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5.9. Other Functions

Power Up Action

This function enables the camera to resume the last action executed before power down.

Most actions such as Preset, Pattern, Swing and Group are available for this function but Jog

actions are not available to resume.

Auto Flip

If the tilt angle exceeds - 90°, Pan is automatically turned to the opposite direction (+180°)

to track the target continuously.

Park Action

This function enables the camera to locate a specific position automatically if the operator

doesn’t operate the controller for a while. The Park Time can be defined as an interval from

1 min. to 4 hours.

Origin Position

Using this function, the origin position can be defined by the operator. The Pan angle display

will be changed if you change the origin position. It is noted that the tilt angle is not

affected by this function.

Alarm I/O

If you use the optional Alarm I/O module, you can take advantage of 8 alarm inputs and 4

alarm outputs. If an external sensor is activated, the camera can be set to move to a

corresponding preset position. Also, the output relay can be matched to some specific

preset positions to do counteractions, such as turning on a light or sounding an alarm. It is

noted that the last alarm input is effective if multiple sensors are activated.

Privacy Mask

To protect privacy, a maximum of 8 white masks can be created on the arbitrary position to

hide objects such as windows, shops or private houses. It is noted that some mismatches or

misalignment can be realized since the OSD display is slow and its minimum resolution is

limited to a character size.

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5.10. OSD Display of Main Screen

P/T/Z Information

Current Pan/Tilt angle in degree and zoom magnification.

Camera ID

Current Camera ID.

Action Title

The following is the possible Action Titles and their meaning.

"SPRESET ×××" When Preset xxx is stored

"PRESET ×××" When camera reach to Preset ×××

"UNDEFINED" When undefined Preset number is called to move

"SWING ×- ×××" When Swing × is in action

Preset Label

The label is stored for a specific Preset.

Alarm Information

This information shows current state of Alarm I/O. The character ‘O’ of first line stands for

Output and ‘I’ of second line means Input. If an I/O point is ON state it will show a number

corresponding to each point. If an I/O point is OFF state, '-' will be displayed.

Ex) Point 1, 7 of inputs are ON and 2, 4 of outputs are ON state. The OSD will

show as bellow

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6. How To Use The OSD Menu

6.1. General Rules of Key Operation for Menu

The menu items surrounded with ( ) always have a sub menu.

For all menu levels, go into the sub menu, press the Near key, to go to the upper menu,

press the Far key. The operation is easier to understand if you see the Near key as an enter

key, and the Far key as the Esc key.

To move from item to item in the menu, use the joystick Up/Down or Left/Right.

If you want to confirm a menu item, press Near.

To change a value of an item, use Up/Down of the joystick on the controller.

After you change a value, press Near key to save it or press Far key to cancel it.

6.2. Main Menu

System Information

Display System Information.

Display Setup

Enable/Disable of OSD display on Main Screen.

Dome Setting

Configure Various Functions of this camera.

Factory Reset

Return to Factory default configuration.

6.3. Display Setup

This menu defines Enable/Disable of the OSD display on

Main Screen. If an item is set to AUTO, the item is

displayed only when the value of it is changed.

Camera ID [ON/OFF]

Action Title [ON/OFF/AUTO]

PTZ Information [ON/OFF/AUTO]

Preset Label [ON/OFF/AUTO]

Alarm Information [ON/OFF/AUTO]

All Privacy [ON/OFF]

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