JVC TK-C686E manual

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    PTZ DOME CAMERA TK-C686E INSTRUCTIONS Thank you f or purchasing this product. Bef ore beginning to operate this unit, p lease read the instruction ma nual carefully in order to make sure that the best possible perf ormance is obtained. LST0621-001A TK-C686E_EN.book Page 1 Tuesday, De cember 4, 2007 4 :45 PM[...]

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    SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2 TK-C686E_EN.book Pa ge 2 Tuesday, De cember 4, 2007 4:45 PM[...]

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    3 Getting Started Realizin g a High P icture Qu ality This product uses high resolution 410,000 p ix els CCD and a new digital image processing IC to achiev e a standard resolution of 540 lines and high resolution/h igh image quality of S/N50dB (standard). ExDR (Wide Dynamic Range) function It allows an object with l uminance difference to be shot [...]

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    4 Getting Started Getting Started F eatures ............ .............. .............. ................. .............. .. 3 Saf ety precautions .......... ................. .............. .............. .. 3 T ab le of Content ......................... ................. ................. .. 4 Precautions ....... .............. .............. .....[...]

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    5 Maintenance and opera ting environment 䢇 This product is an indoor came ra. It cannot be used outdoors. 䢇 This product is a p endant mount camera. Be sure to install the product hor izontally . The product will not work properly if it is tilte d. 䢇 Do not store in the follo wing environments. It might result in malfunctions or failure. ● [...]

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    6 Getting Started Others 䢇 Do not subject the lens to strong light source such as sun ra ys. This may cause the equipment to malfunction. 䢇 This camera comes with a built-in A GC circuit. The sensitivity increases automati cally at a dark p lace and the screen may appear g rainy . This is not a malfunction. 䢇 While AGC is activ ated, if a tra[...]

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    This system including the camera allows the opera tion of the One Push A uto Focus and image AF functions from the remote control. Howe ver , depending on the object and the camera setting, it might be out of fo cus. In this case, please adjust the focus man u ally . 7 Transportation 䢇 Do not throw aw ay the original box of the unit. K eep it a n[...]

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    8 Getting Started Ceiling clamping brac ket A [ALARM I/O 2] Alarm Input 2 to 6/A larm Output 2 T erminal (CN605) This is a ter minal for alarm input 2 to 6 and alarm output 2. This connects to the provided alarm cable. ( A P age 2 0) B [A C24V H INPUT] AC2 4V power input termin al This connects the camera to A C24V power . ( A P a ge 23) C [VIDEO O[...]

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    9 Camera I Fixing holes (x 3) This hole is for mounting the ceiling clamping brac ket to the ceiling or the cei ling recessed brack et ( WB-S685U : Sold separately). J Setting Switch This switch allows y ou to co nfigure settings such as protocol and SYNC. ( A P a ge 17) K Machine ID Setting Sw itch When the comm unication system is RS-485 m ulti D[...]

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    : Observe the follo wing points when connecting components together: ● T urn all the comp onents off before proceeding. ● Read the instr uction manuals of all components bef ore proceeding. ● For the types and lengths of connection cables, see [Cable Connection] ( A Page 20) ● Do not connect the control signal cables in a loop . 10 Connecti[...]

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    11 : : TK-C686E_EN.book Pa ge 11 Tuesday, D ecember 4, 2007 4:45 PM[...]

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    12 Connection/Installation Install the camera with the follo wing procedures. Preparatio n ( A Pag e 1 2 ) K Mounting the ceiling clamping brac ke t ( A Pag e 1 5 ) K Mounting the camera ( A Pag e 1 5 ) Preparation 1 Make holes on the ceiling ● Use the provided template to make a hole ( R 80) for the connection cables to thread behind the ceiling[...]

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    13 4 Set the switc h ( A Pa g e 1 7 、 18) Configure the setting switch and machine ID switch according to the system. 5 Mount the safety wire that connects the ceiling clampi ng brac ket to the ceilin g Memo : ● The wire should be insulated from the ceiling str ucture. If the ceiling structure is metal and insulation is not provided between t[...]

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    14 Connection/Installation 7 Handling cables Thread the prov ided wire clamp through the wire clamp fixing hole of the ceiling clamping bracket to tie all the wires. Note : ● T o prev ent the cables from tangling and coming off, be sure to thread a wire clamp thro ugh the wire cla mp fixing hole to tie the cables. ● Tie the provided alar m ca[...]

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    15 Mounting the ceiling c l amping bracket to the ceiling 1 Secure the ceilin g clamping bracket on the ceiling Install such that the A D FRONT mark B of th e ceiling clamping brac ket f aces the front. Ensure that the con nection cables are not caught in between and secure the ceilin g clamping brack et on the ceiling with 3 screws . Screws D FRON[...]

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    16 Connection/Installation 5 Mount the fall prevention wire Mount the f all prev entio n wire, which is attached to the camera, to the fall pre vention wire fixing brack et of the ce iling clamping brack et. 6 Mount the camera ● Align the A D B mark (green)/(red) inside the camera with the A D B mark (green)/(red) on the ceiling clamping br acke [...]

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    17 Setting Switch Before mounting the camera, set the s w itches on the ceiling clamping brack ets. The setting differs according to the system used. 1 ON 234 678 5 Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 In valid Switch 4 Switch 5 Switch 6 In valid Switch 7 CCU connection Switch 8 RX TERM system connection switch Cable length s witch Setting Switch No setting [...]

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    18 Connection/Installation Machine ID Setting Switch When controlling the system via a multi DROP system such as RM-P2580 , a machine ID will be attached to the system to differentiate it from other connected cameras. Match the machine ID with the [VIDEO INPUT] number of RM-P2580 . 䡵 Machine ID Confirmation Procedures 1 Output the image of the ca[...]

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    19 䡵 Machine ID Set the machine ID using the combinatio n of dip s witch 1 to 8. (The f actor y default setting is OFF) Machi ne ID Machine ID setting s witch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 ON 234 678 5 1 O[...]

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    1 Brown Alar m input 2 2 Red GND 3 Orange Alar m input 3 4 Ye l l o w GND 5 Green Alar m inpu t 4 6 Blue GND 7 Pur ple Alar m input 5 8 Gray GND 9 White Alarm input 6 10 Blac k GND 11 P each Alar m output 2+ 12 Light green Alar m output 2 – 20 Connection/Installation Connecting the alarm input/alarm output terminals 䡵 Alarm input 1/Alarm output[...]

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    21 䡵 Alarm inpu t terminal Connects to se nsors suc h as infrared sen sors, door sensors, meta l sensors and man ual switc hes. ● T o prev ent noise from enter ing the inter nal circuit, suppl y non-voltage contact signal to the alarm inp ut terminal . ● Do not supply voltage. ● When the contact is shor t (MAKE) or open (BREAK) on the menu,[...]

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    22 Connection/Installation Connecting the cont rol signal cable The maximum connection distance with RM-P2580 is 1200 m. (Multiple came ras can be connected on o ne cab le f or RM - P2580 b ut the total len gth of the cab le must be within 1200 m.) 䡵 Connect the ca ble to the ter minal bloc k A Loo sen screws on both sides of the ter minal block [...]

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    23 Connecting the power cable Connecting A C 24 V power Connect an AC 24 V po wer cable to A C 24 V power supply . T o pre vent connection mistake or cable dislocation, we recommend the use of a lug board to connect to a A C24V ter minal. Note : ● Do not connect an AC 24 V cab le to AC 230 V power supply . The camera will be damaged. When using[...]

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    24 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol Y ou can call ou t the camera menu and set functions fro m the remote control fo r systems that use the remote control unit. Setting ca mera me nu from RM-P2580 Memo : ● Do no t operate the RM-P2580 menu until the camera has completed initiali zation. ● Refer to the RM-P2580 Instru ction Manual[...]

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    25 5 Shift the [P AN/TIL T] lever up and down to select items 6 Press the [SET] b utton ● Press the lev er to the left ( W ) to minimize the numbers . ● Press the lev er to the right ( X ) to maximize the numb ers. Memo : ● A change mar k ( * ) as shown in the left diagram will be display ed when the item setting is changed. 7 P ress the [...]

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    MENU CAMERA FUNCTION1.. CAMERA FUNCTION2.. CAMERA TITLE/ALARM.. CAMERA ALC.. CAMERA VIDEO.. AUTO PAN/PATROL/TRACE.. POS.FUNCTION SET.. FACTORY SETTINGS.. < MENU > EXIT < SET > SUB MENU CAMERA FUNCTION1 V.PHASE --- POS. TITLE LOC. UP-L PRIVATE MASK.. MANUAL DISPLAY ON HOME M.DETECT OFF D.ZOOM MAX X2 STABILIZER OFF < MENU > RETURN S[...]

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    ALARM OUTPUT OUTPUT1 OFF <MENU>RETURN OUTPUT2 OFF PRIVATE MASK MODE OFF BRIGHT ---   < MENU > RETURN MASK MODE MASK No.1 ( − ) MASK No.2 ( − ) MASK No.3 ( − ) MASK No.4 ( − ) MASK No.5 ( − ) MASK No.6 ( − ) MASK No.7 ( − ) MASK No.8 ( − ) < MENU > RETURN < SET > EXECUTE MASK EDIT No 1 <MENU>RETURN INP[...]

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    28 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol ( ● indicates the default v alue) CAMERA FUNCTION1 screen Item Setting value Functions and settings V . PHASE –156 to 0 to 156 ( ● 0 ) This adjusts the v er tical synchronization to those of ot her cameras when a select or sw itch f or the synchronizing syste m on the Ceilling Mount is at LL. ([...]

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    29 Item Setting value Functions and se ttings HOME M.DETECT (continued) HOME M.DETECT (A LARM) (con tinued) AREA EDIT .. ^ This item sets the non-det ection area. ( A P age 44) TIME ● 5s 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s This item sets the dur ation to output alarm signals. Note : ● This setting is inv alid in a RM-P2580 system. Set thi[...]

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    30 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol ( ● indicates the default v alue) CAMERA FUNCTION2 screen Item Setting value Functions and settings FLIP OFF AU T O ● DIGIT AL When this item is set to A OFF B and the camera rotates vert ically , the camera will stop when it f aces down. 3 steps are necessar y when tracking objects that pass rig[...]

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    31 Item Setting value Functions and settings AU TO R E T U R N ^ When the camera is not operated within the duration set in A TIME B , it will automatically retur n to the state set in A MODE B . Note : ● This functio n only works nor mally w hen the model name on the serial number plate of RM-P2580 is RM-P2580(A). MODE ● OFF HOME A.P AN KEY [...]

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    32 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol This screen allows you to configure title and alar m setting s. ( ● indicates the default v alue) CAMERA TITLE/ALARM screen Item Setting v alue Functions and settings CAM.TITLE EDIT .. ^ This item sets the title to be display e d perma nently on the lower left of the screen. A maximum of 16 charact[...]

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    33 Item Se tting value Functions a nd settings ALARM INPUT . . (continued) TIME ● 5s 6s 7s 8s 9s 10s 15s 20s 30s 60s This item sets the a larm sig nal output time and alar m title display time that are output when there is an alar m. Memo : ● When [ALARM INPUT] item is A OF F B or [B&W MODE] ( A P age 35), and A ALARM IN1 to 6 B is set, A[...]

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    34 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol This function performs automati c ad justment accordin g to the bri ghtness. It sets the video signals of th e camera such as color le vel and contour enhancement. ( ● indicates the default v alue) CAMERA ALC screen Item Setting value Fun ctions and settings SHUTTER ● 1/50 1/120 1/250 1/500 1/100[...]

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    35 Item Setting value Functions and settings B&W/COLOUR MODE.. ^ This item sets the mode s w itching of B&W and Color . Memo : ● When s witching the Color mode to B&W mode, the type of light source may cause the f ocus to be dislocated. This is beca use the B&W mode is sensit ive to both visible light and near-infrared light. Wh[...]

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    36 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol ( ● indicates the default v alue) CAMERA VIDEO screen Item Setting v al ue Functions and settings MONIT OR TYPE ● CRT LCD1 LCD2 This sets the monitor type. Y ou can change the output video settings according to the type of monitor used. Select an appropr iate mode. D VR SA VE MODE ● OFF ON Sele[...]

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    37 This screen sets the A uto Pan function that rotates slowly in a hori zontal direction, the A uto P atrol function that mov es the c amera to multiple positions in sequence, and the A uto T race function that reproduces manual camera settings. ( ● indicates the default v alue) A UT O P AN/P A TR OL/TRA CE screen Item Setting v alue Functions a[...]

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    38 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol ( ● indicates the default v alue) A UT O P AN/P A TR OL/TRA CE screen (continued) Item Setting value Functi ons and setting s A UTO P AN/TRA CE VIDEO This item sets the images duri ng A uto Pa n and Auto T race. IRIS MODE MA NUAL ● AU T O AU T O + AU T O - This item sets the adjustment method for[...]

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    39 Item Setting value Functions and settings A UTO P AN/TRACE VIDEO (continued) W .BALANCE ● AT W - W AT W - N AW C This item sets the wh ite balance adj ustme nt function. Y ou can adjust the illumination within the color temper ature range of 2,300K to 10,000K. A TW-N :This is the Auto-T racking White Balance mode. (Automatic color temperature [...]

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    40 Changing camera settings from remote contr ol ( ● indicates the default v alue) POS.FUNCTION SET screen Item Setting value Functions and settings POSITION TI TLE.. ^ This item sets a title of maximum 16 ch aracters for the configured positions (99) and home position (1), and displays the title on the screen. (POS64 to POS99 cannot be selected.[...]

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    41 Setting rev er ts back to def aul t setting. When the [SET] butt on is pressed, A F A CTOR Y SETTINGS... B will be display ed for about 20 seconds. Then settings will rev er t back to def aul t settings. After this is complete, A D A T A CLEARD B will be displ a yed. ( ● indicates the default v alue) Item Setting value Functions and settings W[...]

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    42 Detailed setting This function allows you to configure settings to mask the areas that you do not wish to displa y in the recorded screen in single color (color setting is availab l e). Masks can be set in 8 locations. [MENU] button [SET] button [CAMERA] button [P AN/TIL T] Lev er Numeric keypad [ENTER] button [TELE] button [WIDE] button 䡵 Pre[...]

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    43 Memo : ● When [MODE] item is set to A OFF B , A - - - B will be display ed and settings is disabled. ● Mask No. 1 to No . 8 are all display ed as ( - ) at f actor y def ault. ● When an edited mask number is selected, the [MASK EDIT] screen will move to the position that has been set. 3 S et mask area 4 P ress the [MENU] button ● Save t[...]

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    44 Detailed setting When the camera is at the hom e position, the Motio n Detect function will activate when there is a mov ement in th e images. This item sets the locations (non-detecti on areas) where mov e ment will not be detected. [MENU] button [SET] button [CAMERA] button [P AN/TIL T] Lev er Numeric keypad [ENTER] button [TELE] button [WIDE][...]

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    45 䡵 Settin g 1 Setting non-d etection area ● Select [AREA EDIT ..] and press the [SET] button. ● The [MOTION DETECT AREA EDIT] screen is displa yed. Memo : ● The frame is d ispla yed slight ly tow ard the top lef t from the center of the screen. ● The illustration shows a screen that is divided into 12 ⳯ 8. Only thick frames will be [...]

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    46 Detailed setting This item sets the function to automatically trac k objects with mov e ment when the camera is at the home posi tion. [MENU] button [SET] button [CAMERA] button [P AN/TIL T] Lev er Numeric keypad [ENTER] button [TELE] button [WIDE] button 䡵 Preparation 1 Select a camera ( A RM-P25 80 Instruction Manual) [CAMERA] button B Numer[...]

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    47 䡵 Settin g 1 Set [LEVEL] ● Move the cursor ( Z ) to the [LEVEL] item, shift the [P AN/TIL T] lev er to the left and right and set the A LEVEL B (motion detection sensitivity). ● The setting value is from – 5 (low sensitivity) to 5 (high sensitivity). 2 Set [REST ART TIME] ● Move the cursor ( Z ) to the [REST ART TIME] item, shift the [[...]

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    48 Detailed setting This fe ature sets the pan ning (horizontal) area dur ing manual operation. 䡵 Preparation 1 Select a camera ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [CAMERA] button B Numeric keypad (camera number) B [ENTER] b utton ● Images from th e selected camera are output. 2 Display the [MENU] sc reen ( A P age 24) ● The [MENU] screen is[...]

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    49 䡵 Settin g 1 Set the left limit position ● Use the [P AN/TIL T] le ver (le ft/right) to determine the left limit position. ● A [L]POS . SETTING → B appea rs at the bottom left of the screen dur ing operation. 2 Press the [SET] b utton 3 Set the right limit position ● Use the [P AN/TIL T] le ver to deter mine the r ight limit position[...]

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    50 Detailed setting A maximum of 16 characters can be set f or the title. It is permanently displ ay ed on the bottom left of the screen. The display position can be set for RM-P2580. ( A P age 28 [POS.TITLE LOC.]) 䡵 Preparat ion 1 Select a cam era ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [CAMERA] button B Numeric ke ypad (camera number) B [ENTER ] b[...]

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    51 This function d ivides the 360 ⬚ panning (horizon tal rotation) area into 16 areas and displa ys the area title on the screen when the camera is rotated manually . A maximum of 16 char acters can be set f or each area. Display On/Off ( A P age 32 [AREA DISPLA Y]) 䡵 Preparat ion 1 Select a cam era ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [CAMERA][...]

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    52 Detailed setting When the basic axis di rection N (north) is set, this function divides the 360 ⬚ panning (ho rizontal rotation) area into 8 areas and displays N, NE, E, SE, S , SW , W , NW respectively for each area when the camera is panned (rotated horizontally) manually . 䡵 Preparat ion 1 Select a cam era ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual)[...]

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    53 This item sets the title to be display ed during alar m input. Up to 10 titles (remote control alar m title No. 1 to No . 10) and 12 characters for each title can be set. Memo : ● The following setting in RM-P2580 i s required to disp la y the alarm title set in this item. ● Set the [ALARM TEXT] of [TERMI NAL] in the [D A T A I/O] screen t[...]

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    54 Detailed setting This item sets the auto pan function that rotates slowly in the horizont al direction. There are 3 modes in the Auto P an mode; Shuttle to-and- from 2 points, Right rotation, and Left rotatio n. 䡵 Preparat ion 1 Select a cam era ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [CAMERA] button B Numeric ke ypad (camera number) B [ENTER ] b[...]

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    55 5 Press the [SET] b utton (only du ring A RETURN B ) The star t position s witches to the end position. 6 Set the end position ( only during Shuttle) ● Set the retur n posit ion with t he [P AN/TIL T] lev er. ● A ← [END]POS.SET B appears at the bott om rig ht of the setting screen. ● V er tical direction and lens operations such as focus[...]

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    56 Detailed setting This item sets the A uto Pa tr ol function where the camera mov e s to multiple positions in order . Three modes (mode 1 to 3) and up to 100 patrols (1 to 32) can be set f or each mode. (It is con venient if y ou set the mode in day or time slots. F or example, mode 1 is night, mode 2 is day and so on. ) Memo : ● Register th[...]

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    57 䡵 Settin g 1 Shift up and down the [P AN/TIL T] lever and move the cur sor ( Z ) to a patrol number y ou wish to set ● T o display the ne xt setting page (Patrol 9 to 16), press the [TELE] b utton. ● T o display the pre vious page, press the [WIDE] button. 2 Set the position [POSITION] button B Numeric keypad (position number) B [ENTER] bu[...]

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    58 Detailed setting This item sets the A uto T race function (appro x. 30 seconds) that reproduces manual camera settings. [MENU] button [SET] button [CAMERA] button [P AN/TIL T] Lev er Numeric keypad [ENTER] button [FOCUS (NEAR) (F AR)] button [ ZOOM ( WIDE ) ( TELE)] button 䡵 Preparation 1 Select a camera ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) [...]

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    59 䡵 Settin g 1 Set start position ● Use the [P AN/TIL T] lev er and [FOCUS (NEAR) (F AR)], [ZOOM ( WIDE ) ( TELE)] buttons to set the start position of the Auto T race function. 2 P ress the [SET] button (Star t rec ording) ● The camera enters the Auto T race recording state. Use the [P AN/TIL T] le ver and [FOCUS (NEAR) (F AR)], [ZOOM[...]

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    60 Detailed setting This item sets the title to be display ed when selecting positions . Up to 16 characters can be set f or each position. Memo : ● Register th e positions befo re setting. For details on registering position s, ref er to the RM-P2580 In struction Manual. 䡵 Preparation 1 Select a camera ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [C[...]

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    61 䡵 Settin g 1 Check that the cursor ( Z ) is at the [POSITION TI TLE..] item and press the [SET] button ● The Edit P osition Titl e screen appears. ● The first character from the character area fla shes on and off and is ready for input. 2 Select a position ( A RM-P 2580 Inst ruction Manual) [POSIT ION] button B Numeri c keypad (position n [...]

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    62 Detailed setting Each light source has its own color temperature. Theref o re, when the main light source lighting an object is changed , set the [W .BALANCE] item to A AW C B and adjust the white balance again. 䡵 Preparation 1 Select a camera ( A RM-P2580 Instruction Manual) ● [CAMERA] button B Numeric keypad (camera number) B [ENTER] b utt[...]

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    63 䡵 Settin g 1 Place a white object at the center of the screen, under the same lighting cond ition as the object to be shot and zoom in to fill the scr een with white . 2 Set [W .B ALANCE] to A AW C B ● Shift up an d down the [P AN/TIL T] lev er and move the cursor ( Z ) to the [W .BALANCE] item. ● Shift the [P AN/TIL T] lev er (left/r ight[...]

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    64 Others T roub leshooting Symptom Cause Action P ower does not tur n on. ● Are the pow er cables and coaxial cables connected correctly? ● Are the camera and ceiling clamping brack ets mounted securely? ● Connect the cables correctly . ● Mount the camera and ceiling clamping brack ets securely . P ower is tur ned off but it is disconnecte[...]

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    65 䡵 CAMERA HEAD Image pickup de vice : 1/4 type, Interline T ransf er CCD 752 (H) x 582 (V) Synchronization system : Inter nal synchronization /Linelock Video output : VBS 1 V(p-p) 75 K Scanning frequency : Horizontal 15.625 kHz, V er tical 50 Hz S / N : 50 dB (TYP) (A GC mode: OFF , Enhance lev el: – 5) 48 dB (Minimum) A GC mode: OFF , Enhanc[...]

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    66 Others 䡵 Dimension [Unit: mm (inch)] 䡵 Ceiling mounting hole [Unit: mm (inch)] T Specifications and appearance of this unit are subject to change for further improvement without prior notice. Specifications (continued) R 160 (6 1/4) 201 (7 7/8) 199 (7 7/8) 90.5 (3 5/8) S R 7 2 . 5 ( 2 7 / 8 ) Camera out er diameter FRONT mark F ront of camer[...]

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    © 2007 Victor Company of Japan, Limited LST0 621-0 01A TK-C686E PTZ DOME CAMERA TK-C686E_B-cover.fm Pa ge 68 Wednesday, December 5, 2007 9:24 AM[...]