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Provision-ISR LC-10 IR manual

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    1 T able of Content: Chapter 1: Product Sum mary : 1.1 T echnical Parameters…… ……..… ……….……………. ………… ….2 1.2 Packa ge Content s…. …………… ……………… ……………. ……….3 1.3 Functio n descriptio n…………… ………… …………………. ……….3 Chapter 2: Equipment inst al[...]

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    2 Chapter 1:Product Summary: 1.1 T e chnical Parameters : Model numb er 4" High S peed Mini Dome Camera Optical focus 10X Image sensor 1/3"CCD Signal mod e P AL/NTSC Resolution 650TVL Optical focus Manual/Aut o, high performance DSP to util ize high continuous fo cusing funct ion. Preset s 256 Pattern sca n 4gr oups,ea ch can recor d 100 [...]

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    3 1.2 Package Content s: 1. S peed Dome Camera – 1 Pcs 2. Wa ll Bracket – 1 Pcs 3. Ceiling Brac ket – 1 Pcs 4. Power Supp ly – 1 Pcs 5. User Manua l – 1 Pcs 6. Instal lation Accessories – Lot. 1.3Main Fun ctions Desc ription: 1. Set addres s coding, b aud rate, control prot ocol: Each command trans mitted to the camera has its own addre[...]

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    4 6. Lens C ontrol: (1) Zoom co ntrol Users can control the PTZ l ens in order to adjust the zoom level of the camera and get wide/narr ow view according to the scene. (2) Focus Control System default is auto-focus. The object in center of the screen will be the subject of focus. In exceptional circumst ances the user can manually adjust the foc us[...]

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    5 10. Night M ode (color / Black & W hite conversi on) : Cameras with n ight m ode, automatic color / mon ochrome conversion mode, in accordanc e with c hanges in ambient light a utomatic c onversion CCD illumination. Such as: adequate lighting during the day du e to the use of general illumination to ensure colorful im ages. In the nigh t illu[...]

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    6 DIP switch to “O N” means to “1”,DIP switch to "OFF" means "0". The baud rate and contro l protocol a s the followi ng table: NO. 1 2 3 4 Baud rate (BPS ） OFF OFF PELCO-P ON OFF PELCO-D OFF ON PELCO-D/P ON ON P ELCO-D/P Control Protocol OFF OFF 9600 ON ON 9600 OFF ON 4800 ON OFF 2400 8-bit DIP switch is used to set t[...]

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    7 248 OFF OFF O FF ON ON ON ON ON[...]

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    8 2.2 Dome cam e ra struct ure diagram: Figure 1 Figure 2 2.3 Bracket i nst allation diagram Figure 3[...]

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    9 Figure 4 Chapter 3 System OSD menu settings: 3.1Power-O n Self-T est : When power i s connected to the dome camera, the camera will move i n horizonta l and vertical di rect ions to confirm that motor s and belts are in order . The screen w ill show sy stem-related information. PTOL ： PELCO-D COMM ： 2400 ， N ， 8 ， 1 ADDR ： 1 Display: [...]

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    10 3.2.2 Call pres et points : (1) Make sure the correct camera is se l ected in y our control ler . (2) Press the required preset number (in put s the designated preset) + PREVIE W * button, the camera will immediately mov e to the desired preset position. The lens zoom, focus an d I ris will also automatica lly cha ng e to the preset par ameters [...]

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    1 1 3.4OSD Main Menu Once the dome camera is power on and finished self-testin g, call preset 95in order to acce ss the OD S main me nu as shown i n T able 3.1. MAINMEN U Menu funct ion descri ptions SYSTEM INFORMATIO N Displays ca m era basic in formation. See More Det ails in sectio n 3.5. ADDR SETTING Used to set the camera a ddress. See More De[...]

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    12 3.5 SYSTE M INFOR MA TION: SYSTEM IN FORMA TION Menu funct ion descri ptions COM 2400,N,8,1 Serial infor mation, display the dome camera ser ial port baud rate, parity , dat a bits, st op bits of informat ion. ADDRESS 1 Display t he current do me camera a ddress PROTOCOL PELCO- D Display t he current do me camera communicat ion protocol. PRESET [...]

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    13 3.7 MOTIO N (PTZ) Sett ings: This menu is used to set PTZ parameters suc h as movement and orientat ion angles as s hown in the fo llowing t able: MOTION Menu funct ion descri ptions SET FRAME SCAN Set the sca n left and right limits. See More Det ails in sectio n 3.7.1. PO W ER UP NONE Power on s etting menu. See More Det ails in sectio n 3.7.4[...]

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    14 3.7.4POWE R UP Setting s: This will define which action the dome camera will perfor m when it is powered on. (unless any other acti on was rece ived). Para meters in t he following t able: POWER U P M enu fun ction descri ptions NONE Don’t perfor m any action. AUTO SC AN Perfor m continuous sc anning action. RANDOM S CAN Perform rand om scann [...]

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    15 3.8P A TTERNS M enu: PATTERNS Menu funct ion descri ptions PATTER NNUMBER 1 S elect patter n number, within 1~4. PROGRAM PATT ERN To select patt ern scan l ine; O perations shown in sect ion 3.8.1. CLEAR C URRENT PA TTERN Clear current pattern scan line. CLEAR ALL P ATTERN Clear all the pattern l ines. BACK Return to the previous menu. EXIT Exit[...]

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    16 3.9 CAMERA (Zoom Module) Settings : CAMERA ID 000 Not in use ZOOM DIS PLA Y OFF Allow you t o remove the Zoom indicatio n display BLC OFF Backlight Compensat i on Contro l AGC MIDDLE Allows y ou to adjust AGC levels DA Y & NIGH AUTO Change mode (Day : force t he camera t o st ay in Day mode, N ight : force the ca mera to stay in Night mode, [...]

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    17 EXIT Exit the me nu setting. *in case you are setting-up the cruise using Provision-ISR DVR, m ake sure that you m ark “Simulativ e Cruise” as active. Otherwise, the cruise may not work. 3.1 1 IR Settings (Only Appli cable in I R Dome Cam eras) IR SETTING Menu funct ion descri ptions IR MODE A UTO ON:IR light i s forced to be on constantly; [...]

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    18 Chapter4: Simple troubleshooting and maintenance. 4.1 Simple T roubles hooting T able: Failure Possible Cause Soluti ons Power connected b ut the camera i s not perfor ming self-test, no image Connected t he wrong power cord Check volt age in c able Power supply is damaged Check power r atings. Replace power supply . Bad fuse Replace Fuse Power [...]

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    19 Blurry Image Manual focu s on the state Make sure s ettings are on auto focus. If so t ry t o shift the ca mera in any direction to reinst ate aut o focus mode Long delay s in actions performing / camera goin g out of contr ol. Power rating is not suf ficient Replace power supply to meet the requirement s of the power consumption. If the ca mera[...]