Velleman CAMCOLD24 User manual

CAMCOLD24 - CAMCOLD24W

1/3" HIGH RESOLUTION SONY EFFIO DSP VARIFOCAL DOME

CAMERA

HOGE-RESOLUTIE VARIFOCAL DOMECAMERA MET ZOOM –

1/3" HR SONY EFFIO DSP

CAMÉRA DÔME DSP SONY EFFIO DE HAUTE RÉSOLUTION DE

1/3" AVEC OBJECTIF VARIFOCAL

CÁMARA DOMO DE ALTA RESOLUCIÓN SONY EFFIO DSP DE

1/3" CON LENTE VARIFOCAL

1/3" HOCHAUFLÖSENDE DSP SONY EFFIO DOME-KAMERA MIT

VARIFOKAL-OBJEKTIV

USER MANUAL 3

GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING 15

NOTICE D’EMPLOI 28

MANUAL DEL USUARIO 41

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 54

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video

vidéo

vídeo

Video

power

voeding

alimentation

alimentación

Stromversorgung

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USER MANUAL

1. Introduction

To all residents of the European Union

Important environmental information about this product

This symbol on the device or the package indicates that

disposal of the device after its lifecycle could harm the

environment. Do not dispose of the unit (or batteries) as

unsorted municipal waste; it should be taken to a

specialized company for recycling. This device should be

returned to your distributor or to a local recycling service. Respect

the local environmental rules.

If in doubt, contact your local waste disposal authorities.

Thank you for choosing Velleman! Please read the manual thoroughly

before bringing this device into service. If the device was damaged in

transit, don't install or use it and contact your dealer.

2. Safety Instructions

Keep the device away from children and unauthorised users.

Risk of electric shock when opening the cover.

DO NOT disassemble or open the cover. There are no user-

serviceable parts inside the device. Refer to an authorized

dealer for service and/or spare parts.

3. General Guidelines

Refer to the Velleman® Service and Quality Warranty on the last

pages of this manual.

Familiarise yourself with the functions of the device before actually

using it.

All modifications of the device are forbidden for safety reasons.

Damage caused by user modifications to the device is not covered

by the warranty.

Only use the device for its intended purpose. Using the device in

an unauthorised way will void the warranty.

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Damage caused by disregard of certain guidelines in this manual

is not covered by the warranty and the dealer will not accept

responsibility for any ensuing defects or problems.

Keep this device away from extreme heat.

Protect this device from shocks and abuse. Avoid brute force when

operating the device.

Only use this device in compliance with privacy laws and

regulations. Refer to the local authorities for more information.

4. Features

high sensitivity in dark environment

super high resolution

with B/W night vision (IR LEDs)

manual varifocal lens with adaptive focus and zoom

special functions via an on screen display (OSD) setup menu

such as:

oshutter/AGC

owhite balance

weatherproof and vandalproof housing.

5. Overview

Refer to the illustrations on page 2of this manual.

mounting plate

varifocal lens

fixation ring

manual focus

positioning ring

light sensor

manual zoom

cable slot

lens enclosure (sphere)

cable

IR night LEDs

6. Hardware installation

Refer to the illustrations on page 2of this manual.

1. Choose a location for the camera, keeping following guidelines in

mind:

odo not install the camera in locations where extremely high or

low temperatures or excessive vibrations may occur.

oavoid mounting the camera near high electro-magnetic fields.

odo not aim the camera at the sun or other extremely bright

objects or reflections (e.g. metal doors).

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2. Hold the mounting plate [1] and unscrew the fixation ring [2] by

turning it counter-clockwise. Note that the lens enclosure [5]and

positioning ring [3] are also released.

3. Use the mounting plate [1] to determine the position of the

mounting holes. Drill the holes.

4. Guide the power and video cable [11] through one of the cable

slots [10] and fix the mounting plate [1] on the ceiling or wall

with the four screws.

5. Position the positioning ring [3] over the lens enclosure [5] onto

the mounting plate [1] and then fix the ensemble by screwing

the fixation ring [2] onto the mounting plate [1]. Make sure the

fixation ring is not screwed too tight to leave the option open to

position the lens into the direction of the desired field of

operation.

6. Connect the video connector [A] to a monitor (not incl.) or a

sequential switcher/quad splitter (not incl.) in case of multiple

domes.

7. Connect the power connector [B] to a 12 VDC power supply (not

incl.).

8. Set up the desired field of observation by adjusting the position of

the lens enclosure [5] in the positioning ring [3].

9. Manually adjust the zoom [4] and focus [8] with their screws.

The location of the screws can be determined by looking at the

position of the light sensor [9].

10.Tighten the fixation ring [2] to secure the camera’s position.

7. OSD Settings

There is a small joystick in the camera cable that allows you to

adjust the settings of the camera using an on-screen display (OSD).

Press the middle button to access the menu, or

to select an option.

Press the up and down buttons to move up and

down in the menu.

Press the left and right buttons to modify the

menu parameters.

In the OSD menu:

NEXT/BACK: select this option and press the middle button to go

to the next/previous page of options in the menu.

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RETURN: select this option and press the middle button to return

to the previous level in the menu.

EXIT: select this option and press the middle button to leave the

OSD menu without saving the settings.

SAVE ALL: select this option and press the middle button to save

all settings.

CAMERA RESET: select this option and press the middle button

to reset the camera to the factory defaults.

The OSD menu settings are described in detail below.

7.1 Lens

The LENS menu is not applicable to this camera. You can leave the

settings as they are (=MANUAL).

7.2 Shutter/AGC

Use this menu option to control how the camera responds to high

and low light settings using auto-gain and shutter settings. You can

choose between automatic or manual control by pressing the right

button of the joystick. Automatic control is usually sufficient for most

environments.

Display: SHUTTER/AGC

AUTO

SETUP

HIGH LUMINANCE: use this to adjust bright images.

MODE = SHUT: the camera adjusts the image by

changing the shutter speed. You can configure high

and low luminance conditions.

BRIGHTNESS: Set the brightness level for high

luminance mode. Default setting is 24.

Note: If you adjust this setting, we recommend that you

do it when there is a lot of light available.

LOW LUMINANCE: use this to adjust dim images using

automatic gain control.

MODE: set to AGC to use automatic gain control. Set

to OFF to switch automatic gain control off.

BRIGHTNESS: Set the brightness level for low

luminance mode.

If you want to adjust this setting, we recommend that

you do it when it is very dark (night).

Note: AGC can introduce more noise in the image.

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MANUAL

Use manual mode only in environments with the exact

same amount of light throughout the day. We

recommend using the automatic mode even under such

conditions.

MODE = SHUT + AGC: you can set the shutter speed

and AGC as specified below:

SHUTTER: set the shutter speed between 1/50 and

1/10000. The slower the shutter speed, the brighter

the image. Faster shutter speeds are used if you want

to capture fast moving objects with less motions blur.

AGC: set the AGC between 6 and 44.8 dB.

Note: If the scene becomes brighter or dimmer, the

camera will not adjust and the image may be over- or

underexposed.

7.3 White balance

Use this menu options to define the white balance adjustment.

Display: WHITE BAL

ATW

ATW = auto-tracking white balance. White balance

makes sure that white objects are always reproduced

correctly. The ATW option controls the automatic white

balance adjustments. For most environments, the default

settings are sufficient.

SPEED: controls how fast the camera will adjust the

white balance. At high settings this can result into

colour oscillation.

DELAY CNT: specifies how often the camera checks

for colour changes and applies the ATW settings. The

lower the delay count, the more frequent the checks

and adjustments.

ATW FRAME: sets the frame magnification for the

camera to identify the colour changes (the

recommended setting is 1.0.).

ENVIRONMENT: choose INDOOR for indoor

environments, and OUTDOOR for outdoor

environments.

PUSH

This is a fixed setting for white balance.

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USER1

This is a primary user-definable setting that lets you

control blue and red gain.

Note: This can be useful in environments that are

saturated with a single colour of light (for example bars

or entertainment venues), or it can help vision-impaired

(colour-blind) users.

USER2

This is a second user-definable setting that lets you

control blue and red gain.

ANTI CR

Anti colour rolling. Some types of lighting can cause

colour bars rolling over the screen. Use this setting to

compensate.

MANUAL

When you switch the camera on, it will acquire a white

balance value from the whitest object in view. The

camera will then reproduce white colour based on this

value, regardless of changes in colour temperature or

other factors.

LEVEL: You can manually adjust the balance between

red and blue levels to improve the image, when the

acquired value gives insufficient colour quality.

PUSH

LOCK

Use this option to adjust white balance based on a white

object that you use as a baseline. Point the camera at

the white object and make sure it fills as much of the

screen as possible. Click the middle button on the

joystick. The camera will now use the colour of that white

object as a baseline.

7.4 Back light

If there is a bright light in the background, for example from a

window, the image around it may be too dim to see clearly. In that

case, use the backlight function to compensate.

Display: BACKLIGHT

OFF

No backlight compensation.

BLC

Back light compensation. The camera automatically

brightens the dim parts of the image.

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HLC

Highlight compensation. Use this setting to compensate

for extreme differences between dark and light areas. For

example, if someone shines a bright light directly into the

lens, the entire image can become overexposed. With

HLC, the camera masks the bright area so that the area

around the light source is still visible.

7.5 Picture adjustment

These are the common adjustments for video images.

Display: PICT ADJUST

MIRROR

to mirror the image.

BRIGHTNESS

to adjust the brightness of the image.

CONTRAST

to adjust the contrast of the image.

SHARPNESS

to adjust the sharpness of the image.

HUE

to adjust the hue of the image.

GAIN

to adjust the gain of the image.

7.6 ATR

Use the Adaptive Tone Reproduction (ATR) function to improve the

colour tones of subjects in images that contain both bright and dim

areas (for example, a wall with a window).

Note: ATR can introduce noise in night-time images.

Display: ATR

OFF

ATR is switched off.

ATR is active. Use the settings below.

LUMINANCE: to adjust luminance.

CONTRAST: to adjust contrast.

7.7 Motion detection

Use this function to see motion detection during live monitoring. You

can use:

Block display: in a grid of squares, select the areas where you

want to use motion detection. If the camera detects motion in one

of the enabled squares, the image in that square will ‘flash’.

Monitor area selection: you can select up to 4 separate areas for

motion detection. If the camera detects motion, the outer edge of

the area will ‘flash’.

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Display: MOTION DET

OFF

Motion detection is switched off.

Motion detection is switched on. Use the settings below.

DETECT SENSE: Set the motion detection sensitivity. With a

higher sensitivity, slighter movements will be detected.

BLOCK DISP: block display. Use this option to select squares

in a grid for motion detection.

1. Set BLOCK DISP to ENABLE and press the middle button.

The grid appears on the screen. Use the navigation buttons

on the joystick to select the squares and click the middle

button to enable/disable each of them for motion detection.

Motion is detected in the squares that show the grid.

Motion is not detected in squares that show the camera

image without grid. When you have finished, press and

hold the middle button for 3 seconds, then release.

2. Next, set BLOCK DISP to ON.

3. To disable block display, set BLOCK DISP to OFF.

MONITOR AREA: use this option to select a predefined

rectangular area for motion detection. You can define up to

4 areas.

1. First, set MONITOR AREA to ON.

2. Select which of the 4 areas you want to define in AREA

SEL (1/4 …4/4).

3. Use the TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT, and RIGHT settings to

define the top, bottom, left and right edge of the area.

7.8 Privacy

Use this function to block a part of the image where you don’t want

to view activity. For example, if part of the image shows a public

area where recording may be illegal. You can define up to 8 areas.

Display: PRIVACY

OFF

Privacy is switched off.

Privacy function is active. Use the settings below.

Select which of the 8 areas you want to define in AREA SEL

(1/8 …8/8).

Use the TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT, and RIGHT settings to

define the top, bottom, left and right edge of the area.

COLOR: sets the colour of the privacy area.

TRANSP: sets the transparency for the privacy area.

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