X-Vision XPD621 Bedienungsanleitung

Model: XPD621

True Day/Night 580/700 TVL Vandal Resistant

IR Dome Camera with 25m Night Vision & Auto

Iris Varifocal Lens

Model:

XPD621

True Day/Night 580/700 TVL Vandal Resistant IR Dome

Camera with 25m Night Vision & Auto Iris Varifocal Lens

• Please unpack the box carefully and identify that all the parts are present.

• Do not cut the camera cables, this will void the warranty.

• Make sure you use only the recommended power supply. Damage caused to the

camera by incorrect voltage or wiring is not covered by the warranty.

The camera is suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Please bear in mind the following

points when choosing a mounting position.

• The camera must be positioned so that it will not point directly into the sun (sunrise

and sunset) or any bright light, as this may cause damage to the camera.

Before you begin

Thank you for purchasing this Xvision camera. Before operating this product, please read

this instruction manual carefully.

zWhen in use please avoid direct contact with eyes and do not touch the camera body

as it can get very hot.

zWhen installing the camera, please avoid pointing it directly at paper or flammable

materials.

zPlease avoid all direct contact with the tempered glass cover to avoid contamination. If

you need to clean the cover use cotton wool balls dipped in alcohol or glass wipes.

The XPD621 dome camera is designed for high risk applications and is able to withstand a

blow from a 10 pound sledgehammer. It offers very high resolution images of 580 TVL in

Colour mode and 700 TVL in B/W mode, with a low lux sensitivity of 0.0003 lux. It features

Dynamic Night View, Number Plate Recognition, Wide Dynamic Range, Smart DNR for disk

saving and an Auto Iris Varifocal Lens with 36x Optical Zoom. It is designed for internal or

external use and can be wall or ceiling mounted.

In addition to this the camera features high output IR LEDs for up to 25 metres IR night

vision in complete darkness.

1. Safety Precautions

2. Product Description

z700 TVL resolution images in B/W mode and 580 TVL in Colour.

zSony 1/3” Ex View CCD Image Sensor with Xvision XX3 DSP.

z2.8 to 11.0mm Aspherical Auto Iris Varifocal lens for 26° to 92° viewing angle for super

sharp images and easy selection of the optimum viewing angle during installation.

zIntegrated Long Life Infra Red LEDs turn on automatically in low light conditions or

complete darkness and provide up to 25 metres Night Vision.

zDynamic Night View technology provides clear images without the need for IR LEDs

down to 0.0003 lux, this is achieved by using Field Integration, please note due to way

in which field integration works, whilst it is in operation the frame per second will

reduce. The darker the scene the lower the frame per second.

zNumber Plate Recognition using advanced Highlight Suppression Technology.

zSmart DNR (3D Digital Noise Reduction) reduces the noise on the image when viewing

in low lux environments (like at night), this reduces the size of the image when being

recorded by a DVR, resulting in a saving of disk space.

zWDR (Wide Dynamic Range) feature allows the camera to display balanced pictures

even when the scene being watched has bright spots or various light level and back

light conditions.

zDesigned for Wall or Ceiling Mounting, suitable for Internal or External use.

4. Contents

XPD621 Camera 4x Fixing Screws

4x Wall Plugs

3. Features

1. Select a suitable position on the wall or ceiling

to install the camera.

2. Remove the dome housing from the camera

housing by removing the four cross head

retaining screws.

3. Secure the camera in the desired ceiling

position with the four fixing screws (as shown

in Figure 1).

4. Adjust the camera viewing angle. See

‘Adjusting Camera View’ and ‘Adjusting Lens’

for more information’.

5. Place the dome cover on the camera base and

secure it by tightening the cover screws.

Figure 1

5. Installation

ADJUSTING CAMERA VIEW

Adjust the camera viewing angle by first tilting

(STEP 1) then rotating the camera module (STEP

2), and then turn the horizontal adjustment ring

(STEP 3) to correct the image and achieve proper

orientation (as shown in Figure 2).

After adjusting, secure the fixture by tighten the

small screws located on the camera module & ring.

Figure 2

Tilt Rotate

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

Rotate

Camera Module Adjustment Camera Ring Adjustment

Camera

Module

Camera

Ring

Unscrew the

camera to also

access the Camera

OSD Controls

5. Installation continued

6. Connection

Figure 3

Figure 4

1. Connect the video output (BNC Connector)

to a monitor or other video device through

a 75 Ohms type coaxial cable.

2. To connect the power source, insert the

DC Power plug into the DC Jack on the

camera’s trailing lead. (as shown in

Figure 4).

ADJUSTING LENS

Make the Zoom Adjustment by rotating the screw

anticlockwise for NEAR adjustment and clockwise

for FAR ( ) adjustment until you get the desired

view. Next make the Focal Adjustment by rotating

the screw anti-clockwise for TELE adjustment and

Clockwise for WIDE adjustment until you get the

desired view.

After adjustment tighten both.

NEAR

FAR

( )

WIDE

TELE

FOCUS ZOOM

Press this Control For this Action

UP, DOWN Select a new item

LEFT, RIGHT Select a menu item

SETUP (MENU) Access a sub menu

7. Camera OSD Control

8. OSD Menu Structure

LENS

● DC ● MANUAL

● SHARPNESS ● BLUE ● RED ● RETURN

EXPOSURE

● BLC ● D-WDR ● RETURN

● SHUTTER ● BRIGHTNESS ● AGC ● SENSE-UP

WHITE BALANCE

● ATW ● INDOOR ● OUTDOOR ● AWC-> SET ● MANUAL

DAY/NIGHT

● COLOR ● AUTO ● EXT ● B/W

3DNR

● ON ● OFF

● CAMTITLE ● D-EFFECT ● RS-485 ● MOTION

● PRIVACY ● SNYC ● LANGUAGE ● RETURN

SPECIAL

● FACTORY ● RETURN

RESET

ADJUST

EXIT

SETUP MENU

1. Remove the dome housing to access the OSD Menu. (See Figure 1 for details).

2. Push the joystick controller down to access the menu options.

Video Test

Connector

OSD Joystick

Controller

OSD Joystick Controller Actions

9. SETUP Menu Functions

1. LENS <Option : DC / MANUAL>

This option should be left on DC.

2. EXPOSURE

• SHUTTER: Adjusts shutter settings <AUTO / FLK / MANUAL>

- AUTO - Adjusts shutter settings to control the brightness level on screen.

- FLK (Flickerless mode) - Reduces on-screen flickering. FLK is the only option

available when the camera lens is set to DC mode.

- MANUAL - Allows you to adjust the shutter speed from 1/60~1/120,000 of a

second (NTSC), or 1/50~1/100,000 (PAL).

• BRIGHNTESS: Adjusts brightness settings

• AGC: Automatic Gain Control <HIGH / MIDDLE / LOW / OFF>

For better performance in low light conditions the AGC can be increased. This has

the effect of making the picture brighter (however it may also add more noise to the

picture, as it is amplifying all aspects of the video signal).

• SENS-UP (DYNAMIC NIGHT VIEW): <AUTO / OFF>

To get a clear image under night or low lighting level.

- AUTO - In low light or at night time, select this feature. Select proper level from X2

to X256 (use the X256 setting for the lowest lux level response of the camera)

- OFF - Deactivate SENS-UP feature

• BLC: Back Light Compensation <OFF / BLC / HSBLC>

The BLC function makes objects in front of a bright scene (such as a window on

a bright sunny day) clearer to see by increasing their brightness and making the

background darker.

- OFF - Deactivate BLC feature

- BLC - Select this feature for standard BLC Mode

- HSBLC (Highlight Suppress BLC for Numberplate Recognition) - Select this

feature to select masking of bright areas in the image, such as when viewing

number plates when car headlights are on.

• D-WDR: Wide Dynamic Range <OFF / INDOOR / OUTDOOR>

Wide Dynamic Range allows the camera to display balanced pictures even when the

scene being watched has bright spots or various light level and back light conditions

Select INDOOR or OUTDOOR mode to activate this feature depending on the

environment the camera is installed in.

• RETURN: Select to return to Main Menu.

9. SETUP Menu Functions continued

3. WHITE BALANCE

• ATW: Auto Tracking White Balance. Use this mode when the colour temperature is

between 1800k~10,500k

• AWB: Automatic White Balance. This feature automatically adjusts the colour

temperature of the camera image to match the type of light available, so that white

and other colours appear as natural as possible.

• AWC-SET: Find the optimal setting for the current luminance environment in this

mode. Set the point the camera towards a sheet of white paper and press the Joystick

S/W. If the environment changes, re-adjust it.

• MANUAL: To fine-tune the White Balance manually, set White Balance first by using

the ATW or AWC mode. After that switch to Manual mode, fine-tune the White Balance

and then press Joystick S/W.

• INDOOR: Use this mode when the colour temperature is between 4,500k~8,500k.

• OUTDOOR: Use this mode when the colour temperature is between 1,800k~10,500k

(Sodium light included).

4. DAY/NIGHT <Option : COLOR / AUTO / B/W / EXT>

COLOR : Sets the display to always show a colour picture.

• AUTO: Sets the display to automatically switch to colour in a normal environment, and

to B/W when illumination is low. <DELAY / S-LEVEL / E-LEVEL>

- DELAY - Set Delay time to switch colour to B/W

- S-LEVEL - Set Start Level of luminance that you define.

- E-LEVEL - Set End Level of luminance that you define.

• B/W: Sets the display to always show a B/W picture.

• EXT: It enables user to control DAY/NIGHT mode by inputting an external signal.

5. 3DNR - 3D DIGITAL NOISE REDUCTION <Option : ON / OFF>

Select this function to reduce the noise on the image when viewing in low lux

environments (like at night), this reduces the size of the image when being recorded

by a DVR, resulting in a saving of disk space. The 3D function reduces the noise on all

3 dimensions of an object, resulting in a better image than is possible with standard

Digital Noise Reduction.

• ON: Activate 3DNR by selecting the desired 3DNR Level

• OFF: Deactivate 3DNR Mode.

9. SETUP Menu Functions continued

6. SPECIAL MENU

6.1 CAM TITLE <Option : ON / OFF>

Use the feature to display a title on the monitor.

• ON: Enter your desired title by using the Joystick control.

• OFF: Deactivate CAM TITLE. No title will be appeared on the monitor.

6.2 D-EFFECT

Use Digital Effect for specific effects.

• FREEZE: Hold the camera image displayed on screen.

• MIRROR: Reverse the picture vertically or horizontally.

• D-ZOOM To enable 32x Digital Zoom. Set your desirable Zoom ratio and position.

• GAMMA: 0.45 is fixed. We recommend you do not change this setting.

• NET. IMAGE: Changes the camera image to display in ‘negative’ colours.

6.3 RS-485 <Option : ON / OFF>

Set the BAUD RATE to communicate with other devices.

CAM TITLE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A B C D E F G H I J K

L M N O P Q R S T U V

W X Y Z ( )

- _ / = & : ~ , .

CLR POS END

NEXT CHIP

D-EFFECT

FREEZE OFF

MIRROR OFF

D-ZOOM OFF

GAMMA 0.45

NEG. IMAGE OFF

RETURN RET

D-ZOOM

D-ZOOM X 1.0

PAN 0

TILT 0

RETURN RET

MOTION

AREA SELECT AREA 1

AREA DISPLAY ON

LEFT/RIGHT 8

WIDTH 32

TOP/BOTTOM 4

HEIGHT 24

SENSITIVITY 40

MOTION VIEW OFF

RETURN RET

PRIVACY

AREA SELECT AREA 1

AREA DISPLAY ON

LEFT/RIGHT 8

WIDTH 16

TOP/BOTTOM 8

HEIGHT 16

COLOR 0

MOTION VIEW OFF

RETURN RET

6.4 MOTION <Option : ON / OFF>

This function will transmit an alert signal when it detects motion on screen.

• ON: Activate Motion Detection mode. Select the motion detection area where you

want by using the Joystick control. Up to 4 areas can be selected.

• OFF: Deactivate Motion Detection mode.

6.5 PRIVACY <Option : ON / OFF>

This function will mask up to 8 areas on the display.

• ON: Activate Privacy. Select the areas to be masked by using the Joystick control. Up to

8 areas can be selected.

• OFF: Deactivate Privacy mode.

6.6 PRIVACY <Option : INTERNAL / LINE LOCK >

Two SYNCHRONIZATION modes are available, Internal / Line Lock.

6.7 LANGUAGE <Option : ENGLISH / CHINESE >

Select the language the OSD Menu will be displayed in.

9. SETUP Menu Functions continued

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