Videology Seawolf DX56WXX User manual

Brand: Videology

Model: Seawolf DX56WXX

Category: Security cameras

Type: User manual

Note: While you can start using

the Pixim

camera "right out of

the box”, most of the time, the

default setup isn't optimum for

any one particular environment.

It's best to read the manual

thoroughly and manually fine tune

the camera to your particular

indoor/outdoor setting needs to

get the best picture.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Camera Features

• 1/3" CMOS Pixim

Seawolf

progressive scan sensor

• 1/3” Pixim CMOS progressive

scan

• 690 TVL resolution

• Low 0.1 lux sensitivity

• Dynamic range to 120dB

• Global shutter

• Digital video output (optional

models)

• 3D motion adaptive noise

reduction (DNR)

Features available via

OSD control board

(60ZRC10)

• Motion detection

• Day/night mode

• Digital pan/tilt/zoom (8x)

• Digital slow shutter

(DSS)

• Push to set white balance

• Sens-up (2x-32x)

• NTSC/PAL selectable

• RS-485 (optional)

CONTACT INFORMATION

For technical assistance with this product, please contact the

supplier from whom the product was purchased.

Please visit our website at: http://www.videologyinc.com

VIDEOLOGY IMAGING SOLUTIONS is an ISO 9001 registered video

camera developer and manufacturer serving industrial, machine

vision, biometric, security, and specialty OEM markets.

Videology designs, develops, manufactures, and distributes video,

image acquisition, and display technologies and products to OEMs

worldwide.

For OEM inquiries:

North/South America

37M Lark Industrial Parkway

Greenville, RI 02828

Tel: (401) 949

-5332

Fax: (401) 949-5276

Europe

utronenlaan 4

-5405 NH Uden, Netherlands

Tel: +31 (0) 413 256 261

Fax: +31 (0) 413 251 712

05/25/12 INS-DX56WXX Rev A Preliminary

How to Use the Camera

Settings

Settings can be made using the 5 buttons

located on the OSD control board.

1. Press the SET button. Settings can now be

made. The SETUP menu is displayed on

the monitor.

2. Select a menu item from the

list available by using the UP

and DOWN buttons.

• Functions are selected

using up and down

buttons.

• The selected position is

displayed in blue.

3. Set up a selected item by using the Left and Right buttons.

4. To finish and save the settings, select 'EXIT' and press the SET

button.

PRESETS

• NORMAL default color balance

• INDOOR fluorescence color

balance

• OUTDOOR outdoor color balance

When the SETUP menu screen is

displayed, select ‘EXPOSURE’ by

using the Up and Down buttons

so that the arrow indicates

‘EXPOSURE’.

• LENS: Using this function,

you can control the screen

brightness.

o DC / Manual : Select Lens

Type

• FOCUS : To adjust the DC

and VIDEO lens focus

• EXPOSURE MODE: To

select the number of fields

and number of exposure

cycles.

o 60i /30p selectable

• AGC (AUTO GAIN

CONTROL): In the dark

situation, the higher the gain

level, the brighter the screen

but the higher the noise.

o OFF / LOW / MIDDLE /

HIGH selectable

• DNR (Digital Noise Reduction): The level of background noise

in low light decreases automatically as the level of gain changes.

o OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH selectable

• BLC: To optimize the scene

when there is a strong

backlight behind the object.

o ON / OFF selectable

• COLOR ROLL: To control a detector that finds color fluorescent

roll.

o OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH selectable

• SENS-UP: When it is night or dark, the camera automatically

detects the light level and maintains a clear picture if this mode

is activated.

o 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X, 32X, 64X

o OFF: Deactivates the SENS-UP function.

Instruction Manual

5” Vandal Resistant Pixim

Seawolf

Dome Camera DX56WXX

IMAGING SOLUTIONS INC.

Original Equipment Manufacturer

WDR

• WDR: When the image has simultaneous bright and dark areas,

the Wide Dynamic Range makes both areas distinct.

o LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH / USER selectable

WHITE BALANCE

Use the White Balance function

to adjust the screen colors.

1. Position the cursor to point

to WHITE BAL on the SETUP

menu screen, select using

the Up and Down buttons.

2. Select the desired mode

using the Left and Right

buttons.

*Select one of the following 5

modes, as appropriate.

• ATW: The ATW mode continuously monitors.

• INDOOR: Select when the color temperature is between 4000˚K

and 8500˚K

• OUTDOOR: Select when the color temperature is between

2000˚K and 11000˚K

• AWB: To obtain the optimum state under the current luminance

levels, direct the camera to point toward a sheet of white paper

and press the SET button. If the environment changes, including

the light source, the white balance will require re-adjustment.

• MANUAL: Select to "fine-

tune" the White Balance

manually. Set White Balance

first using the ATW or AWB

mode. Afterwards switch to

MANUAL mode, fine-tune

the White Balance and then

press the SET button.

DAY/NIGHT

• AUTO: This camera has a

function which automatically

changes to the appropriate

mode according to lighting

levels. To set up the

switching time and switching

speed for the AUTO mode

press the SET button.

• COLOR: The picture is

displayed in color.

• B/W: The picture is always

displayed in black and white.

IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

When the SETUP menu screen

is displayed, select 'IMAGE

ADJ.' using the Up and Down

buttons.

• FREEZE: View still pictures.

o OFF / ON selectable

• FLIP: OFF / HORIZ / VERT /

BOTH selectable

• SHARPNESS: The outline of the video image becomes cleaner

and more distinctive as the level of SHARPNESS increases. If the

level goes up excessively, however, it may affect the video

image and generate noise.

o The available range of level is -8 ~ 8

• COLOR GAIN: To control the color level in the video.

o The available range of level is -8 ~ 8

• GAMMA : Users can change the gamma setting between 25

and100

SPECIAL

When the SETUP menu screen

is displayed, select 'SPECIAL'

by using the Up and Down

buttons so that the arrow

indicates 'SPECIAL'.

• CAMERA ID: User can

enter a unique name for the

respective camera. The

maximum length of the ID is

ten characters.

o You can choose the ON

and OFF with the selector.

If you select ON, the

entered camera ID is

displayed at the selected

position in the video

picture (normal

operation).

o Please select the setup

button while in ON mode.

o Select the desired

position with the selector.

1. Move the cursor to the letter

required by using the Set-

Up button.

2. Select an ID from A, B~Y,

Z, a, b~y, z, 0, 1~8, 9 by

using the LEFT and RIGHT

buttons.

3. Repeat the above steps

until the ID is complete.

1. Select the position where

the ID is to be displayed by

using the LEFT and RIGHT

buttons.

• VIDEO I/O: Move the cursor

to select the video system.

o VIDEO STANDARD: You

can control NTSC / PAL,

Video level, Sync level,

Burst level.

o VIDEO OUT: Interlace/

Progressive Video

selectable.

o DIGITAL OUT: Digital

output ON/OFF selectable.

o 656 OSD: Digital output

OSD ON/OFF selectable.

o FIELD ORDER:

Normal/Reverse Field

selectable.

• DZOOM: Digital P/T/Z is

used to create a zoom lens

effect.

Zoom Factor (1X to 4X), Pan

(±100%, center of image can

be moved to left and right

edges of screen), Tilt

(±100%, center of image can

be moved to top and bottom edges of screen)

● MOTION: This product has a

feature that allows you to

observe movements of objects

on the screen; hence a single

individual can conduct

supervision efficiently. The

camera detects an object's

movement by sensing disparity

of outline, and level of

brightness and color.

o White: MOTION ZONE

Position movement

Green: MOTION ZONE Size

enlargement

Red: MOTION ZONE Size reduction

o For MOTION ZONE Confirm, long press SET button

• PRIVACY SETUP: Hide an area you want to hide on the screen.

o White: PRIVACY-ZONE Position movement.

o Blue: PRIVACY-ZONE Size enlargement or reduction.

o For PRIVACY-ZONE Confirm, long press SET button.

• SYNC: Two synchronization modes are available, INTERNAL and

EXTERNAL LINELOCK. In LINE-LOCK mode, it synchronizes the

video signal between cameras without a synchronous generator.

The line-lock synchronization is only used in areas of 60Hz

(NTSC)/ 50Hz (PAL).

o INT: Internal

synchronization

o LL: External line-lock

synchronization

If 'LL' is selected, it can be

adjusted to the desired

phase.

Press the SET button.

o Adjust to the desired

phase from 0 to 360.

• RS485 SETUP: This function

sets up the camera

communication status when

controlling the camera

through an external control

device.

RESET

Resets the camera settings to the factory defaults.

EXIT MENU

Saves all the setting menus and then exits.

PIN ASSIGNMENT

J6 (30 PIN) Digital Signal

GND

DV3

DV9

DV4

DV8

DV5

DV7

RXDV

GND

DV0

DV6

TXDV

RESET

DV1

GND

DV2

DVCLK

GND

J2 (4 PIN) IRIS

DMP+

DRV+

DMP-

DRV-

J8 (4 PIN) PELCO-D

J9 (4 PIN) I/O

VCC3V3

UTP+

GPIO00

GND

UTP-

GPIO01

J3 (15 PIN) MAIN CONNECTOR

VIDEO

KEY_DOWN

VIDEO_GND

KEY_UP

DC12V

KEY_SET

GND

KEY_RIGHT

LINE-LOCK

KEY_LEFT

GND

M/D_OUT

EXTRA_VIDEO

IRIS SIGNAL

D/N_SEL

DOME INSTRUCTIONS

STEP ONE

Remove the bubble assembly

from the packaging, and place on

a flat surface. Remove the

bubble by pressing down firmly

on the top and turning the

retaining ring counter clockwise.

STEP TWO

With the bubble removed, you

will see that the camera and lens

are facing directly upwards, and

that the camera bracket is

rotated fully clockwise to the end

stop. With the bracket and

camera in this position, you have

easy access to the two holes for

tightening the mounting screws.

STEP THREE

The dome is designed to attach

directly to a standard 4”

electrical junction box, but can

also be attached directly to a

ceiling tile.

When using a junction box,

secure the box in place and

thread the power and video

cables through one of the punch-

out holes.

Insert two mounting screws, leaving approximately ¾” of thread

showing.

The dome is being mounted to a ceiling tile, cut a 2 ½” diameter

hole for the cable (a large hole will help prevent undue twisting of

the cables when rotating the camera) and use butterfly nuts to hold

the mounting screws, which should be 3 ½” apart.

A template is provided to help position the holes.

(see Mounting Template)

05/25/12 INS-DX56WXX Rev A Preliminary

STEP FOUR

Hold the dome up to the box, and connect

the power and video cables as shown. The

power may be 12VDC or 24VAC*.

The correct voltage is indicated on the

packaged box label. *Always use a

regulated power supply, such as our

60PB12DC800.

STEP FIVE

Raise the dome assembly up to the

box, aligning the screws with the holes

in the base. Rotate the dome clockwise

and tighten the mounting screws by

inserting a screwdriver through the

access holes. Try to position the dome

so that the camera will be facing in

approximately the right direction when

tilted.

STEP SIX

With the dome secured in place, tilt

the camera to the required angle, and

rotate the camera bracket to point the

camera in the desired direction. Try to

avoid rotating the bracket through

more than 90 degrees, as this may

cause the cables to twist.

STEP SEVEN

Place the bubble onto the dome

assembly and lock it into place with

the retaining ring, The ring is locked

by rotating it clockwise.

STEP EIGHT

Finally, rotate the bubble so that the

aperture is aligned with the lens.

MOUNTING TEMPLATE

Retaining Ring

Bubble

Videology Seawolf DX56WXX User manual

Brand: Videology

Model: Seawolf DX56WXX

Category: Security cameras

Type: User manual

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