Vicon IX4000AL User manual

Installation&

eration Manual

IX4000AL, IX4000AH

Colour Camera

Vicon Industries Inc. Does not warrant that the functions contained in this equipment will meet your requirments or

that the operation will be entirely error free or perform precisely as discribed in the documentation. This system

has not been designed to be used in life critical situations and must not be used for this purpose.

Product specifications subject to change without notice.

Vicon and its logo are registered trademarks of Vicon Industries Inc.

VICON INDUSTRIES LTD, BRUNEL WAY, FAREHAM, HAMPSHIRE, PO15 5TX

TEL: +44(0)1489 566300 FAX: +44(0)1489 566322

Technical Support: +44(0)1489 566300

WEB: www.vicon-cctv.com

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Dear Customer!

By selecting this VICON product you have chosen a professional device which

guarantees the highest possible quality and reliability. We like to thank you very much for

your confidence in our products and kindly ask you to read the following instructions

carefully before commissioning the product in order to be able to take full advantage

of all quality features regarding this product line.

Contents Page

GENERAL INFORMATION 3

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3

COMPOSITION 3

MOUNTING THE CAMERA 4

MOUNTING THE CAMERA TO A WALL MOUNT 4

COMMISSIONING THE CAMERA 5

TIPS FOR CAMERA LOCATION 5

ADJUSTMENT OF BACK FOCUS 6

ADJUSTMENT OF ES-LENSES 6

FOCUSING THE CAMERA LENS 7

CIRCUIT POINTS AND OPERATION 7

MAIN SETUP 9

CAMERA CONFIGURATION 9

LENS 9

EXPOSURE 10

WHITE BAL. 11

BACKLIGHT 12

DNR 13

DAY / NIGHT 13

IMAGE ADJ 14

SPECIAL 15

EXIT 17

APPENDIX 18

TROUBLESHOOTING 18

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 19

CLEANING AND CARE 20

TECHNICAL SUPPORT 20

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Safety Precautions

Read these instructions carefully before commissioning the camera in order to

avoid damages caused by improper installation or use.

Installation may only be carried out by authorised personnel according to the local

safety regulations.

Operate the camera with the designated voltage only.

Follow the safety instructions attached to the camera.

Never use the camera for other purposes than designated.

Repairs and adjustments at the camera may only be carried out by authorised

personnel.

In case of outdoor use you have to install the camera in a suitable weather

protection case incl. heating element.

If any liquid or solid matter should get into the housing, disconnect the camera

from power supply and have it checked by your authorised dealer before re-using

(danger of electronic shock!).

Do not disassemble the camera. To avoid electric shocks, never remove screws or

covers. There are no user-serviceable parts inside it. All maintenance may only be

carried out by authorised personnel according to the local safety regulations.

Install the camera by a least height of 2.30 m.

Composition

General Information

1. Auto Iris Lens Plug

2. Remote Plug

3. L Wrench

4. C-Mount Adapter

5. Instruction manual

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Mounting the Camera to a Wall Mount

Mounting the Camera

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Tips for Camera Location

1.0 To avoid internal overheating:

-never expose the camera to direct sunlight without additional camera housing

-keep sufficient distance to direct heat sources.

2.0 Never install the camera at humid, oily or dusty locations without using an

additional housing. (without additional housing the camera is not suitable for

outdoor use!)

3.0 The camera should be installed out of reach (min. height: 2.30 m)

4.0 Do not aim the camera towards indoor lighting, the windows, the sunlight or the

sky (to get good pictures, camera and light should be aimed towards the object)

5.0 Reduce the picture detail to the

essential parts of the picture and place

the camera as close as possible to the

object (a smaller picture detail

guarantees sharper details).

6.0 Do not aim the camera towards a

window but instead towards the room.

7.0 Outdoors the camera should be

placed as high as possible so that the

horizon does not appear in the picture.

8.0 Avoid peak light as background (also

caused by reflections, e.g. window

panes).

Commissioning the Camera

wrong right

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Adjustment of Back Focus

This adjustment should only be carried out, if the lens cannot be focused properly

using the lens focus ring. For such a case proceed as follows:

1 Loosen the Allan head screw with the attached

Allan head key. For large distances, turn the

focus ring of the lens almost (0.5 cm) to the

"endless" limit position. If you need to focus an

object near the camera, turn the focus ring of

the lens to a position 1cm before the "near"

limit position.

2 Use the back focus adjustment screw to adjust the distance between lens and CCD

chip until the picture is in focus. Then fix the Allan head screw using the Allan head

key.

3 Finally, focus the picture using the lens focus ring.

Adjustment of ES-Lenses

To adjust a lens with automatic iris (video driven) to the camera, please proceed as

follows:

1. Turn the level potentiometer (position: ES lenses at the lens) to the max. position

H (turn right). The monitor picture then appears to be too bright.

2. Slowly turn the level potentiometer back until the monitor picture appears to be

perfect and is not too bright anymore. Then turn the potentiometer back to the

right (in direction "H") just a little bit.

3. Check the lens performance by using the camera under different and/or changing

light conditions.

Locking screws

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Focusing the Camera Lens

After you have selected the correct picture detail you have to adjust the lens focus.

The focus adjustment needs to be done with the iris fully open, since the camera has

the smallest depth of focus in this position. If the focus adjustment was not done with

the iris completely open, the picture would be sharp during the day but slowly getting

out of focus the more the light disappears. To fully open the lens, use a grey filter in

front of the lens, provided you are using a lens with automatic iris. Adjust the focus

while the iris is fully open using the lens focus ring. Make sure the most important

picture details are in optimum focus (use a service monitor). If it is not possible to

bring the picture into focus, please adjust the back focus of the camera as described

above.

If you intend to use I.R. illumination at a later stage, you must use an I.R. pass filter

together with the grey filter during focus adjustment to ensure that only I.R. light will

get through to the camera chip and the focus adjustment is done according to this

spectrum, only. Attention: I.R. light can only be used in combination with mono

cameras, not colour cameras!

Circuit points and operation

3. Lens connector

4. Menu keys

DC - Lens

1. Control -

2. Control +

3. Drive+

4. common

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Rear View

IX 4000A/L

IX 4000A/H

PL:

Power LED

AC24V / DC 12V:

Power connection, the polarity with

12V DC makes no difference.

VIDEO OUT:

Video output to monitor etc.

CONTROL:

1. Ext. In

Dry contact for external day/night switching siehe

Seite 13

2. Motion Out

output signal if motion is detected, siehe Seite 16

3. Gnd

Ground

4. 

RS 485 interface

5. 

RS 485 inerface

PL:

Power LED

230V AC:

Power cord

VIDEO OUT:

Video output to monitor etc.

CONTROL:

1. Ext. In

Dry contact for external day/night switching siehe

Seite 13

2. Motion Out

output signal if motion is detected, siehe Seite 16

3. Gnd

Ground

4. 

RS 485 interface

5. 

RS 485 inerface

AC24V/ DC12V

VIDEO OUT

CONTROL

POWER INLET

VIDEO OUT

CONTROL

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Main Setup

Press the menu key on the left side of the

camera to open the set up menu. All settings

are accessible from this menu. Set the cursor

         

setting you will change. Change the settings

         

         b

menu is available, the setting parameter is

marked with this arrow .

LENS

In "LENS" you can choose between automatic lenses and manual lenses. With the

automatic lenses either DC or Video is readable on the right side. It depends on the

Video / DC switch position (ref. page 8).

             

         and Right     

brightness is reached, you can exit the submenu with the "Menu" key

Camera Configuration

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EXPOSURE

SHUTTER

A.FLK: Flickerless(PAL:1/100sec;NTSC:1/120sec)

MANUAL: fixed shutter from 1/50 sec up to 120000 sec., fixed slow shutter

from x2 up to x256

ESC: Auto shutter

For shutter value setting please enter the submenu.

AGC

Under low light condition the videosignal would increased automatically. The higher

the AGC the more noisy is the picture. Settings: Off, Low, High.

OFF: AGC disabled

LOW: automatic gain control from 0 30 dB

HIGH: automatic gain control from 0 42 dB

SENS –UP

AUTO: 

by increasing or decreasing the shutter speed. (X2~X256)

OFF: Sens up disabled

RETURN

Select this to save the changes in the EXPOSURE menu and return to the SETUP

menu.

Notes: Note that the higher the sens up level, the brighter the screen, but the more likely it

is that an after-image will appear. Although Noise, Spots, and Whitish symptoms

may occur in SENS-UP operation when the zoom level is increased, this is normal.

Je höher die Aufintegration, desto größer sind die Nachzieheffekte im Bild bei Bewegung.

Rauschen, Spots und weißstichige Bilder können bei höherer Aufintegration auftreten,

dies ist normal.

Notes: If the AGC is disabled, the DNR-, SENSE UP-, DAY/NIGHT- funktion are not

available.

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