Vitek VTC-C594DN User manual

VTC-C594DN

1/3" Hi-Res Day/Night Color CCD Camera

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1. General

This color video camera employs a 1/3” SONY solid-state, charge coupled

imaging device, and is equipped with a newly developed DSP (Digital Signal

Processor) for video signal processing to provide high color fidelity and a

sharp, stable picture.

2. Features

1. Accepts IR illumination for surveillance in total darkness. Delivers color

images in daylight and automatically switches to black-white images at

night.

2. 420 lines of horizontal resolution and high quality video utilizing digital

processing

3. 0.015lux (@ F0.75) Minimum illumination and signal-to-noise ratio of 48 dB

is achieved by employing a highly sensitive image sensor with micro lenses

and low noise circuit design.

4. High quality picture –A digital signal processor performs digital horizontal

and vertical aperture enhancement to produce a high quality picture.

5. A newly developed intelligent wide range Auto Tracing White Balance (ATW)

that automatically adjusts the tone according to the color temperature of the

light source.

6. Smart digital control Auto BLC, the combination of Histogram equalizer and

Central windows weighting BLC functions ensure for use against any

unusual lighting conditions.

7. Advanced Auto Exposure System for both fixed iris and auto iris lenses

controls the amount of light to ensure optimum video signal.

8. Internal or Line-lock external sync.

Warning:

To prevent fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose

the appliance to rain or moisture

To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or covers.

There are no user serviceable parts inside.

Contact a qualified service person if necessary.

VTC-C594DN

3. Name of Parts and Functions

A. C (CS) mount adapter

B. Flange focal distance adjustment-If back focus adjustment is necessary, unscrew

the flange back lock screw; optimize the focus by turning this ring.

C. Mounting screw hole

Standard photographic pan-head screw size (1/4” –20)

D. Flange focal lock screw

E. Auto iris lens connector (MINI JACK)

See 3.1 (Auto-iris connector)

F. Video/DCAuto-Iris Lens Selector.

VIDEO---For VIDEO Drive Lens

DC------- For DC or D/D Direct Drive Lens

G. DC lever Adjuster (VR)

For DC D/D auto iris lens drive level adjustment for obtaining correct exposure to

light.

H. Video output terminal (BNC)

This connector is used to connect to the VIDEO IN connector of a monitor or

processor.

Auto Exposure Mode SW

AES Low Mode SW

Auto Backlight ON/OFF SW

Auto Iris Mode SW

Auto iris +Shutter Mode SW

AE Convergence (Av. / Pk )

AGC Max / Super SW

GAMMA (.45 / 1) SW

FL=FLICKERLESS, CCD-I=CCD-IRIS, AI SHUT = AUTO IRIS + SHUTTER

SPEED, Av = AVERAGE, Pk = PEAK, AGC=30dB, SUPER=36dB.

DC VIDEO

Manual Exposure SW

Manual Shutter speed select SW

Manual Gain SW for ME Mode

FLOFF

BLC

CCD-I

NORM

NAGC

=.45

BLCOFF

AUTO IRIS

AI SHUT

SUPERAGC

?= 1

0 1

J. SW2

White Balance mode SW

Add. detail see AWB section

VBS in 75OHM ON/OFF SW

(For Gen-lock model)

K. MWB adjust button

Line-lock Phase Adjustment

L. AWB push to lock button

Detail pls. See AWB section

M. Power pilot LED

N. AC24V / DC12V Block Terminal

1.1 Auto Iris Lens Connector

Use the accompanying auto iris lens control connector plug.

For auto iris lens with built-in EE amp. (VIDEO Type)

Set the lens selector switch to ”Video” position.

Connector cable leads

1.Red---- power

2.NC 3.White-- video

4.Black-- shielded

For auto iris lens without EE amp. (DC Type)

This is the external view of camera

Set the lens selector switch to “DC” position.

Connector cable leads

1. Damping coil (-)

2. Damping coil (+) 3. Driving coil (+)

4. Driving coil (-)

Connect the leads as shown above; refer to the instructions of the lens.

1.2 Power Terminal

1.2.1 AC24V/DC12V model

This terminal accepts both AC 24V and DC 12V

non-polarity

1.2.2 Line-Lock Phase Adjustment

The vertical phase of the camera video signal can be matched to the phase of the

AC power line.

Using a dual-trace oscilloscope to observe the video output signal

(V-rate) of the camera and adjust the Line-lock Phase control buttons

to line up the phase of both signals

Caution: The adjustment must be

made by qualified servicing

person or system installer.

PHASE

Phase adjusting Buttons for Line-lock

model.

DC12V

~DC2

PTL

WB1

WB2

WB3

4. White Balance Adjustment

Mode selection for each operation as shown in the table below:

WB Control Mode Selection Table

Mode SW2 WB1 WB2 WB3

ATW 000

AWB(conventional) 010

PUSH TO LOCK 011

MWB 001

INDOOR 100

FLUORESCENT 101

FL 2 110

OUTDOOR 111

1.3 ATW mode---- Set the Dip SW. WB1, WB2, WB3 to

“0” position,

In this mode, the color temperature is monitoring

continuously, and the white balance is set automatically by

internal microcontroller.

The operating color temperature range is from 2500°K to

9500°K (approximately.)

This mode is the default setting when shipped from the

factory.

1.4 AWB mode—Conventional auto white balance

WB1=0, WB2=1 , WB3=1

1.5 Push to lock mode --- set the Dip SW. WB1=0,

WB2=1 , WB3=1

If the camera is used in conditions as described below.

oThe subject is illuminated by several different light sources

oA sodium lamp, mercury vapors lamp or special effects lamp is

used.

oThe subject has a single color, like blue, red, etc.

oA picture with proper tone may not be obtained, in such case

please adjust the tone while observing the picture on a color monitor

1.6 After setting the dip switches into “push to lock” mode,

point the camera at a white object and bring it into focus.

Point at the subject to fulfill the TV screen.

Use a light to illuminate the subject.

1.6.1 Press the set button, to optimize the picture color.

1.7 Manual mode white balance -set the Dip SW. WB1=0,

WB2=0, WB3=1

1.7.1 When the dip SW. setting is set to MWB, use the

up/down SW. to adjust.

1.7.2 Press the up/down key simultaneously back to

WB1

WB2

WB3

PTL

WB1

WB2

WB3

WB1

WB2

WB3

WB1

WB2

WB3

0 1

WB1

WB2

WB3

WB1

WB2

WB3

WB1

WB2

WB3

WB1

WB2

WB3

Indoor

3200°k

Fluorescent

4200°k 4700°k

Outdoor

6300°k

preset white balance position.

1.8 Preset mode white balance

5. AE Setting

AE/ME Dip SW= 0 (AE position)

AE MODE CONTROL

MODE SW1 AE/ME

CCD IRIS MODE (AES) AE FLOFF BLC CCD-I

CCD IRIS MODE BLC OFF AE FLOFF BLCOFF CCD-I

AES LOW MODE AE FL BLC CCD-I

AUTO IRIS MODE AE FLOFF BLC AUTO IRIS

AUTO IRIS MODE BLC OFF

AE FLOFF BLCOFF AUTO IRIS

1.9 AES Mode(AE/ME=0, CCD-I=0,)

(CCD IRIS mode)

If you are using a fixed or manual iris lens, please select

this mode to control the exposure with the electronic

shutter. The range of the shutter speed is from 1/60 to

1/100,000 sec.

1.10 AES LOW Mode (AE/ME=AE, FLOFF/FL=FL

position)

In order to reduce blurring under low light, in this mode, the

shutter is set from 1/100 sec. NTSC to 100,000 sec

continuously.

1.11 Auto Iris Mode (AE/ME=AE, CCD-I / AUTO

IRIS =CCD-I position)

If you are using an auto iris lens, please select this

mode, In this mode, the shutter speed isfixed to 1/60 sec.

NTSC.

1.12 Auto iris With Shutter speed Mode

(AE/ME=AE, AI SHUT at “1” position)

This mode has same function as auto iris mode, but

with selectable shutter speed by user.

This mode is very useful for the application that allows

capturing of fast moving objects with higher shutter speed

and adequate depth of field. Please refer to table 1 in the

ME section for shutter speed selection.

FLOFF

BLC

CCD-I

NORM

AGC

=.45

BLCOFF

AUTO IRIS

AI SHUT

SUPERAGC

?=1

0 1

FLOFF

BLC

C-IRIS

NROM

AGC

?=.45

BLCOFF

A-IRIS

AISHUT

SUPER

?=1

0 1

FLOFF

BLC

CCD-I

NORM

NAGC

=.45

BLCOFF

AUTO IRIS

AI SHUT

SUPERAGC

?=1

0 1

FLOFF

BLC

CCD-I

NORM

NAGC

?=.45

BLCOFF

AUTO IRIS

AI SHUT

SUPERAGC

?=1

0 1

6. Me Setting

AE/ME DIP SW = ME

Dip SW “FL”, “BLC”, and “CCD-I” for

setting the shutter speed from 1/60 to

1/10,000 sec. In addition, the GAIN

can be selected from 0 to 18 dB by DIP

SW of “Av/Pk” and

“NAGC/SUPERAGC”.

For details, please refer to table 1 for

Shutter speed and table 2 for Gain

setting.

Shutter speed (table 1)

SHUTTER SPEED AE/ME

1/60 SEC ME FLOFF BLC CCD-I

1/100 SEC ME FL BLC CCD-I

1/250 SEC ME FLOFF BLCOFF CCD-I

1/500 SEC ME FL BLC OFF CCD-I

1/1000 SEC ME FLOFF BLC AUTO IRIS

1/2000 SEC ME FL BLC AUTO IRIS

1/4000 SEC ME FLOFF BLC OFF AUTO IRIS

1/10000 SEC ME FL BLC OFF AUTO IRIS

Gain control (Table 2)

GAIN AE/ME

0 dB ME Av NAGC

6 dB ME Pk NAGC

12dB ME Av SUPERAGC

18dB ME Pk SUPERAGC

7. Auto Back-light Compensation

This intelligent auto BLC is a newly developed digital light level control system, it is

activated automatically by screen histogram (contrast) and 225 area window

weighting integration to control iris gain and white balance simultaneously, so that

the optimum object light level can be achieved.

1.13 Central Window Weighted average Backlight compensation

This method is best used in cases where the main subject is fixed within the

screen.

BLC BLCOFF

BLC ON

BLC BLCOFF

BLC OFF

OFF

BLC

CCD-

NORM

AGC

=.45

BLCOFF

AUTO IRIS

AI SHUT

SUPERAGC

?=1

SHUTTER

SPEED

GAIN

SETTIN

1.14 Histogram Backlight compensation

This method is best used in cases where the main subject moves about within

the screen image.

1.15 The combination of two types of Backlight makes it easier to arrange

the compensation operation to match the imaging conditions and installation

location.

Note: Compensation may be insufficient under extremely bright conditions.

8. Infra-Red projection

In a low light environment, a standard color camera cannot obtain a clear picture

with an IR illuminator. This camera has been specially designed with the capability

to accept most IR projection, delivering a clear black and white picture under

absolute darkness.

The Infrared wavelength is from 800nm to 1000nm.

The focus may vary slightly with IR wavelength due to lens diffraction to long-wave.

When installing the camera with an IR projector, please check the focus under IR

illumination and normal light conditions, to find an adequate medium focusing

position.

It is recommended to close the lens aperture one or two stops to increase the depth

of field and compensate for the lens diffraction.

9. Specifications

Image device 1/3” interline transfer SONY Super HAD CCD

Signal system NTSC standard

Picture Elements 537(H) x 505(V) STD

Scanning system 525 lines. 2:1 interlace

Sync system DC 12V / AC 24V Line-lock

Horizontal resolution 420 TV lines

Minimum illumination 0.015 lux at F0.75 / 0 lux under Infra-red illumination

Infra-red wavelength From 800nm to 1000nm

Aperture correction H aperture and V aperture

Gain Max. Gain 30dB; Super Gain 36 dB

S/N ratio Better than 48dB

Auto exposure system 4 modes selectable by Dip-switch

AE CCD iris mode 1/60 sec. \1/100,000 sec.

AE AES low mode 1/100 sec. \1/100,000 sec.

AE Auto iris mode 1/60 sec.

AE Auto iris + shutter

speed mode 1/60 \1/10,000 sec.

AE level Average, Peak selectable

Manual exposure system

Shutter: 1/60, 100, 1/250, 1/1,000, 1/2,000, 1/ 4,000,1/10,000 sec. /

Gain: 0,6,12,18dB

Auto iris lens Accepts Video or DC servo iris lens

ATW 2500°K to 9500°K

AWB Push To Lock and Conventional AWB

MWB R Gain, B Gain

FWB Indoor 3200°K , Fluorescent1 4200°K, Fluorescent2 4700°K, outdoor

6300°K.

Gamma 45 / 1

Backlight compensation Auto Detect On/off; Histogram plus windows weight BLC

Video output signal Composite: 1 V p-p at 75 Ohm

Lens mount C & CS mount

Operating temperature 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)

Power source AC 24V /DC 12V (Non-polarity)

Power consumption 3.5W (DC type) / 5.5W (AC type)

Dimensions (W x H x D) 2.25” x 2.05” x 4.33” (57 x 52 x 110mm)

9970 GLENOAKS BLVD. UNIT B SUN VALLEY, CA 91352

PHONE: 888-VITEK-70 818-771-0300 FAX: 818-771-0400

WWW.VITEKCCTV.COM

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