X-Vision PCC427 Manual de usuario

CCTV

Before you begin

Model:

PCC427

Day/Night 700 TVL Camera with

27x Zoom & Pelco D/P Control

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN OR REMOVE

COVER OR BACK. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE.

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

zDo not open the camera housing. This will void the warranty and break the

warranty seal inside the camera.

zMake sure you use only the recommended power supply. Damage caused

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

Model: PCC427

Day/Night 700 TVL Camera with 27x

Zoom & Pelco D/P Control

3. Contents

PCC427 Camera

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

please read this instruction manual carefully.

1. Product Description

2. Features

The PCC427 is a high quality Colour Body Camera with a High Resolution

Sony 1/4” Super HAD CCD and Xvision IXC1HQDNE DSP for great colour

balance, resulting in a naturally vibrant image. The CCTV Camera is designed

for use in high risk applications where high resolution surveillance is

required. The camera is supplied without mounting equipment, however a

wide range of accessories are available for use with the camera, including

brackets and housings.

zSony 1/4” Super HAD CCD image sensor for 700 TVL resolution colour

images in the day and in low light

z27x Optical Zoom Lens with Auto Iris

zSuppports Pelco D/P Control

z0.5 lux low light sensitivity

zThe camera can be mounted internally or externally using optional

brackets and housings.

4. Connections

On the rear of the unit you will find the following:

VIDEO OUT - Allows you to connect BNC plug to enable Video.

POWER INPUT CONNECTIONS- Allows you to input 12V DC power using the - and

+ connectors.

REAR PANEL BUTTONS - Allows you to manually control the camera and its lens

functions:

• N (Near): Adjusts the focus for Near objects.

• F (Far): Adjusts the focus for Far objects.

• W (Wide Angle): Adjusts the optical zoom by zooming out.

• T (Narrow Angle): Adjusts the optical zoom by zooming in.

• Menu: Press to Enter/Exit the on-screen display menu

RS485 Camera Control Connections - Allows the camera to be controlled by a DVR

or Controller:

• RS485 (+/-): Use for RS485 Control

• Z (Zoom): Dry contact control

• F (Focus): Dry contact control

• M (Menu): Dry contact control

• C (Com): Dry contact control

Rear of PCC427

RS485 Camera

Control connections

Power Input

connections

Video Out

Power ON LED

Rear Panel Buttons

5. How to Operate

1. Connect the video output to the monitor or other video device through a 75

Ohms type coaxial cable.

2. Connect the power source with the 12V DC +/- connectors. The LED indicator

will light up.

3. Once the picture appears on the monitor, adjust the zoom, focus and menu

settings to obtain the best picture using the rear panel buttons.

RS485 Control

Connect the terminal connections to DVR or Controller:

How to Enter the RS485 OSD Menu Function

Call up the OSD menu via the DVR or RS485 Controller. (Press the Iris button on

the DVR or Controller, or Call Preset No. 20).

Note: Should you wish to use this camera externally, you will require an Xvision external

housing.

Bottom Mount (supplied fixed) Top Mount

Mounting the camera

Fix the mount to the casing in the correct area before attaching the bracket (not

supplied). See the diagram below illustrating how the mount for the bracket can be

fixed to either the top or the bottom of the camera:

Video Out

Data Cable

RS485

DVR or Controller

Monitor

6. OSD Menu Options Press the Menu Button

once to access the

ID Set

Baud Set <2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400>

Zoom Speed <1~8>

Zoom Start <1~27>

Zoom Stop <1~27>

Focus State <FP / MF / AF>

Start Time <0~20 (Optional)>

Stop Time <0~20 (Optional)>

Init Set

Focus Sens <1~16>

OSD Mode <0 / 1 / 2>

IR Cut <OFF / AUTO / ON>

Mirror <ON / OFF>

Shutter <Auto, 1/500, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000>

WB Control <PUSH / U3 / MWB / U2 / HOLD / U4 / ATW / U1>

Day / Night

Brightness <0~48>

Sharpness <0~15>

Negative <ON / OFF>

Mask Set No <1~7>

Switch <ON / OFF>

H Start <0~252>

H End <0~252>

V Start <0~252>

V End <0~252>

Mask Color <0~3>

NR <ON/OFF>

D.=WDR <AUTO/ACQUIESCE AUTO/ON/OFF>

Back Light <BLC/HLC/OFF>

IR Bright <ON/OFF>

1 > ID Set (Set ID of Camera)

The camera can be assigned a unique ID number so it can be identified if

using a controller or management system.

2 > BAUD (Baud Rate of Camera)

<Option: 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400>

The camera is factory programmed to operate with Pelco D/P protocol.

Set the baud rate to either 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 or 38400.

3 > Zoom Speed <Option: 1~8>

Set the Zoom Speed to the rate you wish the camera to zoom in and out.

Set the speed between 1 and 8.

4 > Zoom Start <Option: 1~27>

Set the minimum Zoom limit between 1x and 27x.

5 > Zoom Stop <Option: 1~27>

Set the maximum Zoom limit between 1x and 27x.

6 >Focus State <Option: FP / MF / AF>

• FP (Triggered Focus): In this mode, if there is no motion before the

camera for 20 seconds after auto focusing, the focus will be fixed until

someone operates the camera via the rear panel or controller. This will

help to avoid the focus always changing if there are moving objects in

front of the camera.

• MF (Manual Focus): Select MF for Manual Focus Mode.

• AF (Auto Focus): Select AF for Auto Focus Mode.

7 > Start Time (Optional) <Option: 0~20>

When in Auto Zoom mode, set the start time of the zoom starting position.

6. OSD Menu Options continued

8 > Stop Time (Optional) <Option: 0~20>

When in Auto Zoom mode, set the stop time of the zoom stop position.

9 > Init Set <Option: 0~20>

Select this function to reset the camera position and settings.

10 > Focus Sens (Focus Sensitivity) <Option: 1~16>

Set the Focus Sensitivity of the camera. The higher the number, the more

sensitive. The focus will adjust according its sensitivity to the image change

or moving objects in front of the camera.

11 > OSD Mode <Option: 1 / 2 / 3>

• 1: Select option 1 for the menu to display in full screen with scrolling up

and down through the list.

• 2: Select option 2 for the menu to display one option at a time at the

bottom of the screen .

• 3: Select option 3 for the menu to display across three pages with the

menu options grouped 1 to 9, 10 to 18 and 19 to 26 in full screen.

12 > IR Cut (Focus Sensitivity) <Option: OFF / AUTO / ON>

Not available.

13 > Mirror <Option: ON / OFF>

• ON: Select ON for the camera image to be reflected on screen.

• OFF: Select OFF to leave the camera image unchanged.

14 > Shutter

<Option: Auto / 1/500, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000>

Set the shutter speed of the camera to Auto or to a fraction of a second.

15 > WB Control (White Balance Control)

<Option: PUSH / U3 / MWB / U2 / HOLD / U4 / ATW / U1>

Adjust white balance of camera, so that white and other colours appear as

natural as possible depending on particular requirements/environment.

16 > Day/Night <Option: COLOR / B/W / AUTO>

• COLOR: Select ON for the camera image to be set to colour.

• OFF:Select ON for the camera image to be set to B/W.

• AUTO: Select AUTO for the camera image to automatically switch

from colour to B/W images depending on the light available.

17 > Brightness <Option: 0~48>

Set the brightness of the camera.

18 > Sharpness <Option: 0~15>

Set the sharpness of the camera.

19 > Negative <Option: ON / OFF>

• ON: Select ON for the camera image to be set to negative mode.

• OFF: Select OFF to leave the camera image unchanged.

20 > Mask Set No. <Option: 1~8>

There are a total of 8 optional masking areas that can be set.

21 > Switch <Option: ON / OFF>

• ON: Select ON for the camera masking area set to be turned ON.

• OFF: Select OFF for the camera masking area set to be turned OFF.

22/23 > H. Start / End. <Option: 0~252>

Set the Horizontal Start and End points of the Privacy Mask.

6. OSD Menu Options continued

24/25 > V. Start / End <Option: 0~252>

Set the Vertical Start and End points of the Privacy Mask.

26 > Mask Color <Option: 0 / 1 / 2 / 3>

Set the colour of the Privacy Mask. Choose from 4 colours.

27 > NR < Option: ON/OFF>

• ON: Switches on the Noise Reduction feature

• OFF: Switches off the Noise Reduction feature

28 > D.= WDR < Option: AUTO/ACQUIESCE AUTO/ON/OFF>

• AUTO: When the camera switches to Black & White (i.e. Nightvision

mode), WDR will switch itself on automatically

• ACQUIESCE AUTO: The WDR feature is switched off during the day

and on during night time mode.

• ON: Switches on WDR feature

• OFF: Switches off WDR feature

29 > Back Light < Option: BLC/HLC/OFF>

• BLC: Switches on Backlight compensation. 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.

• HLC: Switches on High Light Control. This feature to select masking of

bright areas in the image, such as when viewing number plates when car

headlights are on.

• OFF: Switches off the Back Light functions

30 > IR Bright < Option: ON/OFF>

• ON: If the IR LEDs are on, this feature will reduce the IR exposure

allowing people’s faces to be viewed more clearly

• OFF: Switches off the IR Bright function.

7. Troubleshooting

Problem Solution

No picture Check power supply for correct voltage and polarity

Buttons do not work Check LOCK Menu to check if the rear button panel has

been locked

Picture is blurred Check LENS Menu, if it is set to MF mode (manual focus),

change it to AF mode (Auto Focus mode)

Interference on camera

Power supply may be faulty.

Check for correct voltage and polarity.

May also be caused by other electrical equipment.

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