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users manual

CAMA-III mini

NVC-MSD322DN

NVC-MSD322DN/O

CAMA-III mini Vandal-Proof Mini Speed Dome Camera Users Manual Ver. 1.1

All rights reserved AAT Holding Sp. z o.o. 2

EMC (2004/108/EC) and LVD (2006/95/EC ) Directives

CE Marking

Our products are manufactured to comply with requirements of following directives and national regulations implementing the directives:

Electromagnetic compatibility EMC 2004/108/EC. Low voltage LVD 2006/95/EC with further amendment. The Directive applies to electrical equipment

designed for use with a voltage rating of between 50VAC and as well as 75VDC and 1500VDC.

WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC

Information on Disposal for Users of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

This appliance is marked according to the European 1000VAC Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (2002/96/EC) and further amendments. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help to prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The symbol on the product, or the documents accompanying the product, indicates that this appliance may not be

treated as household waste. It shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the waste electrical and electronic equipment for recycling purpose. For more information about recycling of this product, please contact your local authorities, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC

Concerning for human health protection and friendly environment, we assure that our products falling under RoHS Directive regulations, regarding the restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, were designed and manufactured in compliance with mentioned regulation. Simultaneously, we claim that our products were tested and do not contain hazardous substances exceeding limits which could have negative impact on human health or natural environment.

Information

The device, as a part of professional CCTV system used for surveillance and control, is not designed for self installation in households by individuals without technical knowledge.

The manufacturer is not responsible for defects and damages resulted from improper or inconsistent with users manual installation of the device in the system.

INFORMATIONS



WARNING! KNOWLEDGE OF THIS MANUAL IS THE NECESSARY CONDITION GUARANTEEING PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE DEVICE. WE SUGGEST STUDYING THE MANUAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND FURTHER DEVICE USAGE.

WARNING! USER IS NOT ALLOWED TO DISASSEMBLE THE CASING IF THERE ARE NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE THIS UNIT. ONLY AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL MAY OPEN THE UNIT

INSTALLATION AND SERVICING SHOULD ONLY BE DONE BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL AND CONFORM TO ALL LOCAL REGULATIONS

WARNING! PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING ANY ACTION THAT IS NOT DESCRIBED FOR THE GIVEN PRODUCT IN USERS MANUAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTS DELIVERED WITH THE PRODUCT, OR IF IT DOES NOT ARISE FROM THE USUAL APPLICATION OF THE PRODUCT, MANUFACTURER MUST BE CONTACTED UNDER THE RIGOR OF EXCLUDING THE MANUFACTURERS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE RESULTS OF SUCH AN ACTION.

TERMS OF SAFETY

1. We are kindly requesting for keeping this manual for camera lifespan when referring to contents of manual would be necessary;

2. Safety precautions included in this manual should be strictly followed, because they have a direct influence on users safety and also on durability and reliability of the device;

3. All actions conducted by the servicemen and users must be accomplished in accordance with the users manual;

4. During maintenance device should be disconnected from power sources; 5. Usage of additional devices and components neither provided nor recommended by the producer is

forbidden; 6. Mounting the device in places where proper ventilation cannot be provided (e. g. closed lockers

etc.) is not recommended since it may lead to heat build-up and damaging the device itself as a consequence;

7. Mounting the camera on unstable surface or using not recommended mounts is forbidden. Improperly mounted camera may cause a fatal accident or it may be seriously damaged itself. Camera must be mounted by qualified personnel with proper authorization, in accordance with users manual;

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS



TERMS OF SAFETY

8. Device should be supplied only from power sources which parameters are in accordance with those pointed out by the producer in camera technical datasheet. Therefore, it is forbidden to supply the camera from power sources with their parameters unknown, unstable or not meeting the producers requirements;

10. Signal cables (conducting TV or / and telemetric signal) should be placed in a way excluding the possibility of damaging them by accident. Special attention must be paid to cables getting from the camera and connecting the power supply;

11. To avoid equipment damage, whole TV circuit should be equipped with properly made (in accordance with Polish Regulations) discharge-, overload- and lightning protection devices. Usage of separating transformers is advised;

12. Electric installation supplying the device should be designed to meet the specifications given by the producer in such a way that overloading is impossible;

13. Camera should be protected from water and objects that may get inside it; 14. User cannot repair or upgrade equipment himself. All maintenance actions and repairs should be

made only by the qualified service personnel; 15. Unplug the camera from the power source immediately and contact the proper maintenance

department when the following occurs: Damages to the power cord or to the plug itself; Liquids getting inside the device or exposure to strong mechanical shock; Device behaves in a way not described in the manual and all adjustments approved by the

manufacturer and possible to apply by user himself, seem not to have any effect; Camera is damaged; Atypical behaviour of the camera components may be seen (heard). 16. In necessity of repairs attention to using only original replacement parts (with their parameters in

accordance with those specified by the producer) should be paid. Non-licensed service and non-genuine replacement parts may cause fire or electrocution;

17. After maintenance activities tests should be run to ensure proper work of all the functional components of the device.

Attention! Manufacturer reserves the possibility of printing mistakes appearing and technical data chan-ging without notice.



1. TABLE OF CONTENTS Information .................................................................................................2 Safety requirements ....................................................................................3 Terms of safety ............................................................................................3 1. Table of contents .....................................................................................5 2. General characteristics ............................................................................6 3. Technical data .........................................................................................7 4. Package contents .....................................................................................9 5. CAMA-III mini junctions and connection types ...................................10 5.1. CAMA-III mini controls ..............................................................11 6. CAMA-III mini microswitch settings ...................................................12 6.1. Addressing the camera (ID) .........................................................13 6.2. Control protocol settings ..............................................................23 6.3. TV standard settings .....................................................................23 6.4. Transmission speed settings .........................................................24 6.5. Termination settings .....................................................................24 7. Camera controlling - NOVUS-C1, N-CONTROL protocol ..............25 8. Camera controlling - PELCO-D / PELCO-P protocol .........................27 9. Camera OSD menu................................................................................30 9.1. Auto scans ...................................................................................31 9.2. Presets...........................................................................................33 9.3. Tours.............................................................................................38 9.4. Patterns .........................................................................................41 9.5. Alarms ..........................................................................................43 9.6. Area titles .....................................................................................44 9.7. Privacy zones................................................................................45 9.8. Camera setup ................................................................................46 9.9. Dome setup ...................................................................................51 9.10. Function run ...............................................................................58 10. Mounting the NVC MSD-322DN camera ..........................................59 10.1. Mounting on flat surfaces (ceiling) without bracket ..................60 10.2. Mounting on ceilings and walls with bracket.............................62 10.2. Mounting on dropped ceilings tiles ............................................65 11. Mounting the NVC MSD-322DN/O camera ......................................68 11.1. Mounting on walls with NVB-SD40WB bracket ......................69 11.2. Mounting on ceiling with NVB-SD40CB bracket ....................72 11.2. Mounting on walls with NVB-SD40PWB_230 bracket ............75 Appendix 1 - CAMA-III mini menu language setting procedure .............82 Appendix 2 - Short cut keys .....................................................................83

TABLE OF CONTENTS



2. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Integrated Day/Night mini speed dome camera in a vandal proof housing Mechanical IR cut filter IR operation capability Horizontal resolution: up to 580 TVL color mode, 620 b/w mode. Min. Illumination: from 0.001 lx/F=1.6 (DSS) Motor-zoom lens, AI and AF function: f=3.9 ~ 85.8 mm Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) for enhanced image quality in diverse light conditions Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) 4 tours 1 auto pan and 4 auto-scan functions 120 preset commands with individual camera AE setup Optical zoom: 22x, digital zoom: 16x 360 continuous rotation 1 sensor input and 1 output (NO/NC) - activation of tours, presets and auto-scans, patterns Auto-Flip function allows to rotate 180 the picture for continuous viewing of a moving object

directly beneath the dome Various picture effects; preset freeze, image flip, resolution, sharpness Full configuration (password protected user friendly OSD): - from the NV-KBD70 & NV-KBD40 keyboards - from NOVUS video capture cards - directly from the front panel some of NOVUS DVRs PTZ control directly from the front panel some of NOVUS DVRs, NOVUS video capture cards, NV-KBD70 & NV-KBD40 keyboards Remote control: RS-485 Protocols: N-Control, Novus-C1, Pelco-P, Pelco-D IP 66 Vandal proof housing Installation : - directly on the surface (NVC MSD-322DN camera) - wall mount using NVB-CM22W bracket (NVC MSD-322DN camera) - in-ceiling mount using NVB-CM22C bracket (NVC MSD-322DN camera) - dropped ceiling tiles using NVH-MSDHKIT (NVC MSD-322DN camera) - wall mount using NVB-SD40WB or NVB-SD40PWB/230 bracket (NVC MSD-322DN/O camera) - in-ceiling mount using NVB-SD40CB bracket (NVC MSD-322DN/O camera) - corner mount using NVB40CA adapter - pole mount using NVB40PA adapter Power supply: 12 VDC/24 VAC

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS



3. TECHNICAL DATA

TECHNICAL DATA

Model NVC-MSD322DN NVC-MSD322DN/O

Pick-up element 1/4 SONY Ex-view HAD CCD imager

Horizontal Resolution 580 TVL - color mode 620 TVL - B/W mode

Min. Illumination 0.5 lx/F=1.6 - color mode (1/50 s), 0.05 lx/F=1.6 - B/W mode (1/50 s), 0.001 lx/F=1.6 - B/W mode, DSS (1 s)

S/N Ratio More than 50 dB (AGC Off)

Electronic Shutter Auto (AES): 1/50 s ~ 1/100 000 s/Manual

Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) On/Off

Auto Gain Control (AGC) Minimum/Low/Middle/High

Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) Off/10 - 50 - adjustable

White Balance 5 modes: AWB/Indoor/Outdoor/Manual/WAWB

DNR 2DNR (Off/1-7), 3DNR (Off/1 - 31)

Back Light Compensation (BLC) On/Off

Motion detection (in preset) Sensitivity, Position, Delay, Output, Hold time,

Synchronization Internal/Line-lock with phase adjustment

Day/Night Switching Auto/On/Off/Global

Lens Type Motor-zoom lens, AI and AF function: f = 3.9 ~ 85.8 mm (F=1.6 ~ F32)

Angle of View (H) 49,5 ~ 2.4

Zoom Optical 22x, Digital 16x

Video Output 1.0 Vp-p/75 Ohm (BNC)

Alarm Input 1 sensor input (NO/NC)

Alarm Output 1 output programmable

Remote Control RS-485

Protocol N-Control, Novus-C1, Pelco-P, Pelco-D

Auto Scan 5(4 programmable)

Preset Commands 120 positions

Tours 4 tours (max. 42 functions each)

Pattern 4 patterns (up to 200 s.)

Area Title 8

Privacy Zone 4

Auto Calibration 01 ~ 6

Tilt Range 0 ~ 180

Pan Range 360 (continuous)

Pan/Tilt Speed Max. 380/s (auto mode) Max. 90/s (manual mode)



TECHNICAL DATA

NVC-MSD322DN NVC-MSD322DN/O

Auto-Flip function, Home function

Flickerless function, Sharpness adjustment Resolution adjustment

Image flip

Preset freeze

Weather & vandal proof, die-cast aluminium camera enclosure

IP 66

12 W 45 W

-10C ~ +50C -30C ~ +50C

154 () x 140 (H) 186 () x 239 (H)

1.5 kg 2.2 kg

12 VDC/24 VAC 24 VAC



4. PACKAGE CONTENTS

If any of the listed equipment has been damaged during transport or if package is incomplete, the con-tents of package should be packed back to the original box. Contact the local NOVUS distributor for further assistance.

Mounting accessories (screws 4 pcs., plastic anchors 4 pcs., washers 4 pcs., wrench 1 pcs.)

Speed dome camera with con-nection interface attached

Users manual Mounting diagram

Assembly screws

TECHNICAL DATA



5. CAMA-III mini JUNCTIONS AND CONNECTION TYPES

CAMA-III mini JUNCTIONS AND CONNECTION TYPES

AC

+ A

C-

+(TX)-

Video output

Red

White

Green

Blue

Video output

Power supply 12VDC / 24VAC

RS - 485 Control

G

A

I G

A

O

Black

Grey

Yellow

Black & white

Alarm input NO / NC

Alarm output

DC-/AC-

DC+/AC+

Power supply for heater and fan

24VAC

5.

+(H&

F)-

NVC-MSD322DN/O Model

Brown

Pink



WARNING! While the camera is AC-supplied and polarization of the power supply is not important, AC+ and AC - pins are distinguished. Connecting one phase to one type of proper pin while using multiple devices is advised. Heater and additional fan only in NVC-MSD322DN/O model.

5.1. CAMA-III mini camera controls

Control devices such as keyboards, DVRs, PCs communicate with camera via RS-485 standard. UTP cat. 5 cable is advised as transmission medium. One pair of wires is used in the data transmission, maximum distance of communication (for RS-485 and 0,35 mm wire should not exceed 1200 meters).

For RS-485 connections please use camera pins described as R+ and R-, which should be connected with TX+ i TX pins in the controlling device (keyboard NV-KBD70 for example). When multiple cameras with cascade connection are available, you should use the same R+ and R- connections.

When using star-like connection type, use the proper command signal splitter e.g. NVRS-016DD.

Pin Function

AC + Power supply (+) AC - Power supply (-) TX + R+ (for RS-485 control) TX - R- (for RS-485) G Ground for alarm input

AI Alarm input

G Ground for alarm output

AO Alarm output

H&F + Power supply for heater and fan (+) H&F - Power supply fo heater and fan (-)

CAMA-III mini JUNCTIONS AND CONNECTION TYPES

TX+

Blue R -

Green R+ +(TX)-

TX -

RS-485 Control



6. CAMA-III mini MICROSWITCH SETTINGS

CAMA-III mini MICROSWITCH SETTINGS

Transmis-sion speed setting switch

Camera ad-dress setting

Video signal standard setting (PAL / NTSC) Communi-

cation proto-col setting

Termina-tion setting switch

SW 2 SW 1 SW 3



6.1. ADDRESSING THE CAMERA (ID)

To avoid hardware control conflicts, each camera should have an unique address in the system. For setting the camera address switches 1-8 located in SW1 switch section should be used. When setting up the system with a single DVR, please associate the camera addresses so they match the DVR video input numbers (depending on which input the video signal is connected to). ATTENTION! Each camera has an address of 1 !


Camera adress (ID number) SW 1 Settings

1 ON OFF OFF 2 OFF ON OFF 3 ON ON OFF

4 OFF OFF ON

5 ON OFF ON

6 OFF ON ON

7 ON ON ON

8 OFF OFF OFF

9 ON OFF OFF

10 OFF ON OFF

11 ON ON OFF

12 OFF OFF ON

13 ON OFF ON

14 OFF ON ON

1 2 3 4 OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

5 OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

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OFF

6 OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

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OFF

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OFF

OFF

15 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF

16 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF

17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF

18 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF

19 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF

20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF

21 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

22 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF

23 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF

7 OFF OFF OFF

OFF

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8 OFF OFF OFF

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Camera adress (ID number)

SW 1 Settings

24 OFF OFF OFF

25 ON OFF OFF 26 OFF ON OFF

27 ON ON OFF

28 OFF OFF ON

29 ON OFF ON

30 OFF ON ON

31 ON ON ON

32 OFF OFF OFF

33 ON OFF OFF

34 OFF ON OFF

35 ON ON OFF

36 OFF OFF ON

37 ON OFF ON

1 2 3 4 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

5 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

6 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

38 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON

39 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON

40 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON

41 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON

42 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON

43 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON

44 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON

45 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON

46 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON

47 ON ON ON ON OFF ON

48 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON

49 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON

50 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON

51 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON

7 OFF

OFF OFF

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8 OFF

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OFF





SW 1 Settings

52 OFF OFF ON

53 ON OFF ON 54 OFF ON ON

55 ON ON ON

56 OFF OFF OFF

57 ON OFF OFF

58 OFF ON OFF

59 ON ON OFF

60 OFF OFF ON

61 ON OFF ON

62 OFF ON ON

63 ON ON ON

64 OFF OFF OFF

65 ON OFF OFF

1 2 3 4 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

5 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

6 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

66 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

67 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

68 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

69 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

70 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF

71 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF

72 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF

73 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF

74 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF

75 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF

76 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF

77 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF

78 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF


7 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

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ON

ON

ON

ON

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8 OFF

OFF OFF

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OFF





SW 1 Settings

80 OFF OFF OFF


83 ON ON OFF

84 OFF OFF ON

85 ON OFF ON

86 OFF ON ON

87 ON ON ON

88 OFF OFF OFF

89 ON OFF OFF

90 OFF ON OFF

91 ON ON OFF

92 OFF OFF ON

93 ON OFF ON

1 2 3 4 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

5 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

6 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

94 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF

95 ON ON ON ON ON OFF

96 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

97 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

98 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON

99 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON

100 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON

101 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON

102 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON

103 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON

104 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON

105 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON



7 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

8 OFF

OFF OFF

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OFF

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OFF

OFF





SW 1 Settings

108 OFF OFF ON


111 ON ON ON

112 OFF OFF OFF

113 ON OFF OFF

114 OFF ON OFF

115 ON ON OFF

116 OFF OFF ON

117 ON OFF ON

118 OFF ON ON

119 ON ON ON

120 OFF OFF OFF

121 ON OFF OFF

1 2 3 4 ON

ON ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

5 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

6 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

122 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON

123 ON ON OFF ON ON ON

124 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON

125 ON OFF ON ON ON ON

126 OFF ON ON ON ON ON

127 ON ON ON ON ON ON

128 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

129 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

130 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

131 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

132 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

133 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

134 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF

135 ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF

7 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

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ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

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8 OFF

OFF OFF

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OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

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ON

ON

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ON

ON





SW 1 Settings

136 OFF OFF OFF


139 ON ON OFF

140 OFF OFF ON

141 ON OFF ON

142 OFF ON ON

143 ON ON ON

144 OFF OFF OFF

145 ON OFF OFF

146 OFF ON OFF

147 ON ON OFF

148 OFF OFF ON

149 ON OFF ON

1 2 3 4 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

5 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

6 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF



152 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF

153 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF

154 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF

155 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF

156 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF

157 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF

158 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF

159 ON ON ON ON ON OFF

160 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

161 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON

162 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON

163 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON

7 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

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8 ON

ON ON

ON

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ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON





SW 1 Settings

164 OFF OFF ON


167 ON ON ON

168 OFF OFF OFF

169 ON OFF OFF

170 OFF ON OFF

171 ON ON OFF

172 OFF OFF ON

173 ON OFF ON

174 OFF ON ON

175 ON ON ON

176 OFF OFF OFF

177 ON OFF OFF

1 2 3 4 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

5 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

6 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON



180 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON

181 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON

182 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON

183 ON ON ON OFF ON ON

184 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON

185 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON

186 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON






7 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

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8 ON

ON ON

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SW 1 Settings

192 OFF OFF OFF


195 ON ON OFF

196 OFF OFF ON

197 ON OFF ON

198 OFF ON ON

199 ON ON ON

200 OFF OFF OFF

201 ON OFF OFF

202 OFF ON OFF

203 ON ON OFF

204 OFF OFF ON

205 ON OFF ON

1 2 3 4 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

5 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

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OFF

OFF

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6 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

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OFF

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OFF

206 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF


208 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF

209 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF

210 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF

211 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF

212 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF

213 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF



216 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF

217 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF

218 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF

219 ON ON OFF ON ON OFF

7 ON

ON ON

ON

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ON

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8 ON

ON ON

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SW 1 Settings

220 OFF OFF ON


223 ON ON ON

224 OFF OFF OFF

225 ON OFF OFF

226 OFF ON OFF

227 ON ON OFF

228 OFF OFF ON

229 ON OFF ON

230 OFF ON ON

231 ON ON ON

232 OFF OFF OFF

233 ON OFF OFF

1 2 3 4 ON

ON ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

5 ON

ON ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

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OFF

OFF

6 OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON



236 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON

237 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON

238 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON

239 ON ON ON ON OFF ON

240 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON

241 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON



244 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON

245 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON

246 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON

247 ON ON ON OFF ON ON

7 ON

ON ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

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6.2. CONTROL PROTOCOL SETTINGS

Using switches no. 2 ~ 4 in camera SW 2 switch section please select control protocol matching the one set in the keyboard. When using other controllers (PC for example), please contact your soft-ware manufacturer. NOVUS-C1 protocol works with 9600 bps by default, PELCO-D works with 2400 bps.

6.3. TV STANDARD SETTINGS (PAL/ NTSC )

The switches no. 1 section SW2, are used for video type setup. Set to ON position for PAL signal, or to OFF position for NTSC signal.


Protocol type SW 2 Settings

2 3 4 N-Control, Novus C,

Novus C1, Pelco-D, Pelco-P (auto detection)

OFF OFF OFF

Service Settings Other Settings

SW 2

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1 PAL ON

NTSC OFF



6.4. TRANSMISSION SPEED SETTINGS

Transmission speed set in the camera and controlling device (keyboard, DVR, PC computer) should be the same. Moreover, speed should be matching the one designed for particular control protocol (NOVUS-C1 works with 9600 bps, PELCO-D 2400 bps).

6.5. TERMINATION SETTINGS

The camera which is connected at end of the line, must have the cable of communication terminated by setting the below switch to ON. Without termination option enabled camera controls may malfunction or controlling might be impossible at all. Total length of the cable communication should not exceed 1200 m.

CAMERA MICROSWITCH SETTINGS

Termination status

SW 3 Switch Settings

Termination ON ON

Termination OFF OFF

SW 3

Transmission Speed [BPS]

SW 2 Switch Settings

5 6

2400 OFF OFF

4800 OFF ON

9600 ON OFF

19200 ON ON

SW 2



7. CONTROLLING NVC-MSD322DN CAMERA - NOVUS-C1, N-Control PROTOCOL

To establish proper connection between camera and keyboard following conditions must be met: an unique camera address for the whole system the same baud rate (speed setting) in the camera and in the keyboard (2400/4800/9600)

a) Using the camera OSD menu

Details regarding camera control settings are described in proper manual of the keyboard. To start controlling the camera please enter the camera number from the numpad and apply it by pressing

key called (for NV-KBD40) or with key (NV-KBD70 keyboard).

When using NV-KBD70 keyboard, camera control buttons are located in the bottom part of the keyboard, the numpad, and joystick. When working with NV-KBD40 keyboard, function keys, numpad, and joystick are used.

Action Function

Joystick left or right

Go into sub-menu. Execute command. Change value. Navigate through menu items.

Joystick up or down Navigate through menu items. Joystick down Finish editing title.

ZOOM handle twist Change value. Enter editing title mode.

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CAMERA CONTROLLING NOVUS-C1, N-Control PROTOCOL



b) Functions of particular keys of NV-KBD40 and NVKBD70 keyboards are described in the table

CAMERA CONTROLLING NOVUS-C1, N-Control PROTOCOL

Marking in Users manual

NV-KDB70 Keyboard

NV-KBD40 Keyboard Function

IRIS OPEN

Iris control-opening

IRIS CLOSE

Iris control-closing

FOCUS FAR Focus control-focus farther

FOCUS NEAR Focus control-focus closer

PRESET MOVE Select preset

PRESET SET + Save the preset

SCAN Auto scan function

TOUR Tour function

MENU Enter the camera menu, apply selections in

the camera menu

ESC

Exit from the menu

PROGRAM

Programming the camera movement

GLOBAL global working mode - global preset

calling, global day/night mode switching

HOME

calls preset previously set as home, erases settings in tours, auto scans and area titles menu

ALARM

canceling the alarms

TURBO

Turbo mode

FUNCTION

Disable function

FUNCTION

Enable function

PATTERN Pattern function

OPEN

MENU

ESC

CLOSE

FAR

NEAR

PRESET MOVE

PRESET SET

SCAN

TOUR

PROGRAM

GLOBAL

HOME

ALARM

ON

OFF

PROGRAM

PATERN



8. CONTROLLING CAMA-III mini NVC-MSD322DN CAMERA - PELCO-D / PELCO-P PROTOCOL

NOVUS-C1 is recommended control protocol for NVC-MSD22DN high-speed dome cameras allowing to fully utilize its potential. Cameras may be also controlled through PELCO-D/PELCO-P, but the way of programming and controlling is different from before mentioned, especially when calling presets (number of presets limited to 56 (1~32 and 35 ~ 59)).

In order to establish proper connection between camera and keyboard following conditions must be met: unique camera address for the whole system the same baud rate (speed setting) in the camera and in the keyboard (2400/4800/9600)

a) OSD menu navigation:

Details of setting the camera controls are described in keyboard users manual. To start controlling the camera please enter the camera number from the numpad and apply it by pressing key called

(for NV-KBD40) or with key (NV-KBD70 keyboard).

WARNING! For confirming the selected option in the camera menu or for answering Yes you have to call preset no. 95 using the numerical keys 9 and 5 and the button PRESET MOVE. For cancelling the option and answering No you have to call preset no. 96 using keyboard keys 9 and 6 and PRESET MOVE.

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CAMERA CONTROLLING- PELCO-D / PELCO-P PROTOCOL

Action Function

Joystick left or right

Go into sub-menu. Execute command. Change value.

Joystick up or down Navigate through menu items.

Joystick down Finish editing title.

ZOOM handle twist Change characters. Enter editing title mode.



b) CAMA-III mini camera functions assigned to particular presets:


NOVUS Keyboards Function

1...32 + PRESET SET Sets presets from 1...32

1...32 + PRESET MOVE Move (call) a preset from 1...32

35...59 + PRESET SET Preset programming 35...59

35...59 + PRESET MOVE Move (call) a preset from 35...59

33 + PRESET MOVE Run Pan Flip

34 + PRESET MOVE Move the camera to home (0) position 61...64 + PRESET MOVE OR 1...4 + SCAN Auto-scan menu 1...4

71...74 + PRESET MOVE OR 1...4 + TOUR Calls tour no. 1...4

90 + PRESET MOVE Cancels alarms

91 + PRESET MOVE Calls preset previously set as home, erases settings in tours, auto scans and area titles menu

95 + PRESET MOVE Enters the camera OSD menu, when pressed while being already in the menu - starts controlling the camera.

96 + PRESET MOVE Exits from the menu discarding changes made - ESC key, when in the menu - ends camera controlling.

99 + PRESET MOVE Camera information.

81...84 + PRESET MOVE OR 1...4 + PATTERN Calls pattern no. 1...4



c) Functions of particular keys of NV-KBD40 and NVKBD70 keyboards are described in the table below:


Marking in users manual

NV-KDB70 Keyboard

NV-KBD40 Keyboard Function

IRIS OPEN

Iris control - opening

IRIS CLOSE

Iris control - closing

FOCUS FAR Focus control - focus farther

FOCUS NEAR Focus control - focus closer

PRESET MOVE Calls a preset

PRESET SET + Saves preset

SCAN

Auto-scan function

TOUR

Auto-tour function

MENU

Brings up OSD menu, confirms selection of functions

ESC

Exit from the menu

PROGRAM 95 +

Camera movement programming, also enters the main OSD menu.

HOME 91 +

Calls preset previously set as home, erases settings in tours, auto scans and area titles menu

PATTERN

Pattern function

OPEN

MENU

ESC

CLOSE

FAR

NEAR

PRESET MOVE

PRESET SET

SCAN

TOUR

HOME

PROGRAM

PATERN



9. CAMERA OSD MENU

Before programming or operating the CAMA-III mini camera, you have to select a desired camera number using numerical keys and press CAM (confirmation key). Accessing the CAMA-III mini menu depends on the controller type and the protocol used. All the details regarding the camera communication parameters are described in the instruction manuals of the NV-KBD40 and NV-KBD70 keyboards.

WARNING! The procedure of camera programming refers to the keys of the NV-KBD40 and the NV-KBD70 keyboards and the telemetry protocol NOVUS-C1. When using a different controller or protocol select control buttons appropriate for given function.

Menu is accessible after pressing MENU button, ESC key closing the menu. When additional functions (such as tour or auto-scan) or when camera is in alarm mode, menu is accessible only after abandoning current mode (e.g. by forcing the tilt or pan movement or by confirming alarm). a) MAIN MENU

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9.1 AUTO SCANS

Auto scan function allows for programming the camera to move horizontally (pan) with defined zoom factor between defined START and END points NVC-MSD322DN series cameras support up to 4 programmed auto scans, and one auto pan mode under 9 number. Each auto-scan may be called by using 10 alphanumeric chars. To access AUTO SCAN menu, select the appropriate tab from the menu by using joystick.

a) AUTO SCAN menu structure

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b) Pre-programming the auto-scan: - from camera menu - follow the steps by using joystick: 1. Enter AUTO SCAN menu; 2. In SCAN position please select the number of auto-scan; 3. In TITLE position select the auto scan title 4. In MODE position select the mode of auto scan: NORMAL, VECTOR or RANDOM 5. In SPEED position select panning speed from 1 to 13; 6. Move the cursor to the START ANGLE position and press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN

button to enter the programming mode, use the joystick for placing the camera in the desired auto scan start position.

7. Move the cursor to the END ANGLE position and press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button to enter the programming mode, use the joystick for placing the camera in the desired auto scan end position,

CAMERA OSD MENU



8. In SCAN DIR position set the camera movement direction - CW - camera will pan clockwise, CCW- pan counter clockwise

9. In SWAP position user can swap the closing angle and the initial angle of auto scan 10. In DWELL position set the waiting time on the START and END ANGLE points (from 1 up to

99 seconds); 11. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

c) Calling the auto-scan function

To bring up pre-programmed auto-scan function, after exiting camera menu, select the appropriate auto-scan number from 1 to 4 and confirm it by pressing SCAN button, to call back auto pan function select the 9 numerical key and press SCAN button. WARNING! In case of black-out, camera will continue its last auto-scan after restoring power.

d) Pressing HOME while particular auto-scan number is highlighted, erases this auto-scan.

CAMERA OSD MENU



9.2. PRESETS (PRE-PROGRAMMED SCENES)

High-speed dome NVC-MSD322DN cameras have the possibility to pre-program 120 scenes (presets). Pre-programmed presets may be brought up directly from keyboard, used in tour function, or used as default camera action in parking and alarm functions. To access PRESET menu, please use joystick and select PRESET tab from the main menu.

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The preset table symbol meaning: = : empty position - not programmed preset * : programmed preset : current cursor position

To erase the selected preset, move the cursor to the desired preset position (marked *) and press the HOME button. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit from menu and save changes or ESC to exit without saving changes.

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b) CAMERA SETUP menu structure

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c) MOTION SETUP menu structure

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SENSITIVITY: set the motion detection sensitivity from 1 up to 10; POSITION: set the area of motion detection: ALL: motion detection is active on the whole screen; CENTER: motion detection is active only in the middle of the screen; DELAY: the delay time is used to make adjustments for scenes that have sudden changes such as lights and shadows created by headlights of nearby traffic. The motion action occurs only when the motion keeps continuously during the delay time; OUTPUT: relay output is activated in case of motion detection: OFF: function is off; ON: function is on; HOLD TIME: alarm dwell time after motion detectSelect the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving changes.

CAMERA OSD MENU



d) AE SETUP menu structure

AE SETUP menu structure has been described in chapter 9.8. point c.

e) Programming presets

Presets can be programmed in two ways:

- directly - move the camera to the desired position, select the preset number using numerical keys and press the PRESET SET button.

- from the camera menu - following the programming procedure :

1. Press the PRESET SET button for entering the preset menu, 2. Use the joystick for selecting the preset number, title and dwell time in the patrol function, 3. Move the cursor to the desired preset position and press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button to enter the programming mode, 4. Use the joystick to move camera to desired position, 5. Press PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE button for exiting from the programming mode,

After execution of this action preset is already programmed. Additionally there is a possibility to program focus control, automatics exposition and motion detection for each preset.

f) Programming focus control for each presets

Focus control programming procedure:

1. Enter the preset menu by pressing PRESET SET button, 2. Use the joystick for selecting previously programmed preset, 3. Select the CAMERA SETUP menu, 4. Use the joystick for selecting focus control mode in position FOCUS, 5. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

CAMERA OSD MENU



g) Programming automatics exposition for each presets

Automatics exposition programming procedure: 1. Enter the preset menu by pressing PRESET SET button, 2. Use the joystick for selecting previously programmed preset, 3. Select the CAMERA SETUP menu and next AE SETUP menu, 4. Use the joystick for select and adjust the enable options, 5. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

AE SETUP menu structure and way of programming has been described in chapter 9.8.

h) Programming motion detection setup for each presets

Motion detection programming procedure: 1. Enter the preset menu by pressing PRESET SET button, 2. Use the joystick for selecting previously programmed preset, 3. Select the CAMERA SETUP menu, 4. Use the joystick for select ON in MOTION position, 5. Select the MOTION SETUP menu and adjust the enable options, 6. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

i) Calling presets

Previously programmed preset can be called in two ways: 1. After closing the camera menu, select the preset number using numerical keys and press

PRESET MOVE. 2. Use the RUN FUNCTION menu (description in chapter 9.10).

CAMERA OSD MENU



d) Global presets calling

There is a possibility to call the same preset in CAMA-II mini, CAMA-III mini and CAMA-II, CAMA-III cameras in the CCTV system. To call preset globally use numeric keys for selecting the preset number (from 1 up to 120) and press the GLOBAL button. All the cameras with the selected global mode and the NOVUS-C/NOVUS-C1 or N-control protocol will move to the selected preset (the preset has to be programmed before this operation).

CAMERA OSD MENU



9.3. TOURS

NVC-MSD322DN series cameras support up to 4 programmable tours. Each tour consists of up to 42 components: preset positions, patterns, auto scans or other tours (second-level tours). When using second-level tours, over 300 functions in a single first-level tour can be used. During patrolling, the camera remains in the preset position for the time period selected in preset configuration.

WARNING ! Second level tours cannot call for additional tours (third-level tours) - in this case they are simply ignored according to the scheme below: If: Tour1 consist of: Preset1Preset2Tour2Tour 3 Tour2 consist of: Preset3Preset4Tour4Preset5 Tour3 consist of: Preset6Pattern1 Tour4 consist of: Preset7

Tour1 is executed in the following way: Preset1Preset2Preset3Preset4Preset5Preset6Pattern1 Tour4 as a third-level tour is ignored and the next programmed function (Preset5) is executed.

To enter the tour menu, press the TOUR button. a) TOUR menu structure:

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Each tour function can be given a name consisting of max. 12 alphanumerical characters given by the administrator (the manner of introduction and the characters have been described in chapter 10.9 point h2) , camera movement mode and park time period (3-99 seconds) can be also defined.

Meaning of the tour table symbols: - - - : function not programmed 003 : Preset 03 (1~120) A04 : Auto Scan 04 (1~4) P01 : Pattern 01 (1~4)

T02 : Tour 02 (1~4)

b) Programming tours

Tour programming procedure: 1. Press the TOUR button for entering the tour menu, 2. Use the joystick for selecting tour number, title, scan type, and dwell time between each tour

functions, 3. Move the cursor to the desired position (marked ===), and insert to

the programmed tour the previously programmed function: preset position, auto scan, pattern or second-level tour by:

- turning the zoom knob to select the required preset, - pressing SCAN and turning the zoom knob to select the required auto scan function, - pressing PATTERN and turning the zoom knob to select the required pattern function, - pressing TOUR and turning the zoom knob to select the required tour function, - pressing HOME to erase current function,

4. Use the joystick for moving the cursor to next positions and select the function according to the description in point 3, 5. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

WARNING ! Only the previously programmed (saved) functions (preset positions, auto scans, patterns, tours) are accessible for selection from the camera menu and can be used for tour programming.

CAMERA OSD MENU



c) Calling tours

Previously programmed tours can be called in two ways: 1. After closing camera menu, select the tour number using numerical keys and press TOUR, 2. Use the RUN FUNCTION menu (description in chapter 9.10).

WARNING ! To assure the camera movement (pan only) between successive presets with a programmed speed, you have to insert an auto scan between the selected presets with the start angle position identical with the preceding preset and the end angle position identical with the following preset (e.g. #). In other way camera will move from position 003 to 016 in shortest possible way.

CAMERA OSD MENU



9.4. PATTERNS

NVC-MSD322DN series cameras supports up to 4 patterns. Each pattern consist of stored camera operations (pan / tilt, rotation, zoom, etc.), that can be activated directly from the keyboard or used in the home / tour functions. The maximum total time for patterns is 200 seconds and can be shared by all 4 patterns.

To enter the pattern menu press the PATTERN button. a) PATTERN menu structure

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b) Programming patterns

Pattern programming procedure: 1. Press the PATTERN button for entering the pattern menu, 2. Use the joystick for selecting the pattern number for programming, 3. Use the joystick for setting the pattern title, 4. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button for the programming mode, 5. Use the joystick to move the camera according to the desired pattern - the camera automatically

stores all the operations (pan / tilt, zoom, focus etc.) during the programming procedure. 6. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE button and move the joystick to exit from the

programming mode, 7. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes.

CAMERA OSD MENU



To erase the selected pattern, move the cursor to the desired preset position and press the HOME button.

c) Calling patterns

Previously programmed patterns can be called in two ways:

1. After closing the camera menu, select the pattern number using numerical keys and press PATTERN.

2. Use the RUN FUNCTION menu (description in chapter 9.10).

WARNING ! If total pattern time exceeds 200 seconds, the camera automatically exits program mode.

CAMERA OSD MENU



9.5. ALARMS

The NVC-MSD322DN series camera supports up to 1 alarm inputs and 1 alarm outputs (both NO and NC type). When an alarm signal occurs on the alarm input, the camera activates the function programmed for this input. As an alarm function you can use any previously programmed preset, pattern, auto scan or tour.

a) ALARM menu structure

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or disabling alarm input (OFF); OUT: alarm (relay) output selection (OUT1) or disabling alarm output (OFF); HLD: alarm hold time, programmed from 3 up to 99 seconds; LATCH: alarm information screen display mode: ON - shows all alarms information including past alarms; OFF - shows currently activated alarms only;

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CAMERA OSD MENU



9.6. AREA TITLES

NVC MSD-322DN series camera supports up to 8 area titles defined by start and end angles. The area titles are displayed on the monitor when camera moves between the programmed angles.

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b) Programming area titles

Area title programming procedure: 1. Use the joystick for selecting area title number from 1 up to 8, 2. Move the cursor to the TITLE position and set the area title, 3. Move the cursor to START position, press PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button for

programming mode and move the camera to a desired start angle position using the joystick, 4. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE button for exiting the programming mode, 5. Move the cursor to the END position, press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button to enter

the programming mode and move the camera to a desired end angle position using the joystick, 6. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE button for exiting the programming mode, 7. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

changes. For erasing programmed area move the cursor to the desired area position and press the HOME button.

CAMERA OSD MENU



9.7. PRIVACY ZONES

If there are any areas that require special privacy in the CAMA-III mini camera monitoring range, the picture zone masking function may be used. NVC MSD-322DN series cameras support up to 4 programmable dynamic privacy zones.

a) PRIVACY ZONE menu structure

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MODE: white balance mode selection: AWB: automatic white balance in color temperature range from 2500 K up to 9500 K, This

mode is recommended for most applications; WAWB: automatic white balance in color temperature range from 1800 K up to 10500 K. INDOOR: white balance level for indoor light conditions; OUTDOOR: white balance level for outdoor light conditions; MANUAL: white balance control by setting the saturation level for red color (RGAIN in 0 ~

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MODE: exposure control mode selection: AE1: automatic exposure mode, the shutter is fixed to 1/50 sec. for PAL camera, and the light

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CAMERA OSD MENU



AE1: automatic exposure mode, the shutter is fixed to 1/50 sec. for PAL camera, and the l ight focused on the CCD module is limited by changing the iris, gain and brightness levels. For SHUTTER set to AUTO mode, the AES is optimized for light condition. AUTO mode is set by default and it is recommended for outdoor light conditions;

SHUTTER PRIO: the shutter level is adjusted manually. Gain and iris levels automatically change depending on the light conditions (slow shutter function is disabled in this mode); MANUAL: iris, gain and shutter levels are adjusted manually (slow shutter function is disabled in this mode);

SLOW SHUTTER: enable (ON), disable (OFF) the slow shutter function; GAIN: manual adjustment of the gain level: MIN, LOW, MID, HIGH; BRIGHT: adjustment of the brightness level, the range from 0 to 15; SHUTTER: manual adjustment of the shutter speed in the range from 1/50 to 1/100 000; FLICKERLESS: this function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF), BACKLIGHT: back light compensation function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF), This function is used for exposing the objects in front of bright backgrounds; WDR: wide dynamic range function, used for scenes with strong differences in light conditions. This mode can not be used with backlight compensation (BLC) function simultaneously; WDR LEVEL: manual adjustment of the WDR level; NIGHT SHOT: day / night mode of the CAMA-III mini series cameras (colour or B/W picture) can be switched automatically, manually or globally. When switching to B/W mode the infra red cut-off filter is removed for more effective camera operation in low light conditions: AUTO: in auto mode day and night modes switch according to the current ambient

illumination level; ON: camera works in continuous b/w mode; OFF: camera works in continuous colour mode; GLOBAL: d/n modes of all cameras may be changed by one command given via keyboard; To turn on night mode, enter 888 from the numpad and confirm it by pressing GLOBAL key. To turn on daylight mode (colour), enter 999 from the numpad and confirm it by pressing GLOBAL key. ATTENTION ! Global mode is available only with NOVUS-C, NOVUS-C1 or N-Control protocols.

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d) DNR CONTROL sub-menu structure

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DNR digital noise reduction, reduce the nois when you capture picture in low light environment. Digital nois reduction level is separate adjustable for; 2DNR(1) - static picture when no camera moving, from OFF/01 up to 07; 3DNR(1) - movement picture when no camera moving, from OFF /01 up to 31; 2DNR(2) - static picture when camera moving, from OFF/01 up to 07; 3DNR(2) - movement picture when camera moving OFF/01 up to 31;

e) LINE LOCK CONTROL submenu structure

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MODE: CAMA-II series cameras can be synchronized with the internal generator: (INTERNAL) or from the power supply frequency (EXTERNAL); PHASE: phase adjustment from 0 up to 309 with 1 step;

f) SHARPNESS: Adjustment of the sharpness level from 0 up to 15, where 15 is for the sharpest picture.

g) RESOLUTION: manual adjustment of the resolution level HIGH, MIDLE or LOW;

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h) DIGITAL ZOOM: OFF - digital zoom function is disabled (full zoom range is limited to the optical zoom only); 2X - digital zoom value is limited 2x; 4X - digital zoom value is limited to 4x; MAX - 16x maximum digital zoom range;

Please note that when high value of digital zoom is used, the picture quality is getting worse, and the compression block of pixels becomes visible. This effect is related to the digitalization process and it is normal for digital zoom.

i) IMAGE FLIP: function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF). When it is enabled it turns the video output from the camera upside down and reverse it horizontally.

j) PRESET FREEZE: : function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF). When the function is enabled the image is frozen during the preset.

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9.9. DOME SETUP

DOME SETUP menu structure

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c) OSD DISPLAY submenu structure

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CAMERA TITLE: camera can be described by max. 6 alphanumerical characters given by the administrator; VIEW DIRECTION: ON option sets current direction as N (north) and the coordinate angle to 000. OFF option hides the directional titles: W, E, N, S; DOME OSD DISPLAY: enables screen display: camera number and title; AREA TITLE: this option enables displaying of area titles when the camera moves; PRESET TITLE: set the preset title display time in the preset mode: CONSTANT: display the preset title during preset dwell time; 03 - 180 SEC: : set the preset title display time from 03 to 180 SEC; OFF: disable the preset title display; FOCUS EXPOSURE: function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF). When it is enabled the information about focus and exposure function is displayed on the screen; OSD POSITION SETUP: the menu allows for matching the position of OSD information;

OSD position programming procedure: 1. Enter to the OSD POSITION SETUP menu, 2. Use the joystick for selecting one of the OSD option, 3. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button for the programming mode, 4. Use the joystick to move the OSD option to the desired position, 5. Press the PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE to exit from the programming mode, 6. Select the SAVE AND EXIT option to exit and save changes or ESC to exit without saving

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d) VIEW ANGLE SETUP submenu structure

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d1) PANNING RANGE submenu structure The menu allows for setting the limits for camera movement. The camera operates only in the area selected by the programmed panning limits.

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RIGHT LIMIT: right limit panning setting; LEFT LIMIT: left limit panning setting; Panning range programming procedure: Move cursor to left / right limit position and press PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button, then move camera to desired position. Press PROGRAM or IRIS CLOSE button for exiting the programming mode. ENABLE : enables the panning limitation function; SWAP : left and right limits exchange; AUTO PAN: : function can be enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF). When it is enabled it will applies limits on the auto pan (endless panning);

d2) FLIP: automatic flip function - the camera turns 180 degrees automatically to allow monitoring objects directly under the camera. After reaching 90-degree tilt position, the camera automatically flips, so the image is not displayed upside down. AUTO: When camera reaches 180, it will auto-flip to allow further object tracking. Releasing and

moving the joystick in a desired direction is required for this action; 90 - 120: manual adjustment of the angle flip camera, range from 90 - 120 ; OFF: function disable;

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d3) TILT LIMIT: enabling this functions limits the camera vertical rotation range, so the camera will not be looking through non-transparent parts of its casing

OFF: function disable; ON: when this option is set, the camera tilts up over the horizon (about +10 degrees);

e) INITIALIZE DATA submenu structure

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PROPORTIONAL P/T: enable (ON), disable (OFF), when this function is enabled the pan and tilt speed of camera depends on actual zoom set; P/T MODE: set the pan and tilt speed mode, available SLOW, NORMAL, TURBO:

WARNING! The TURBO MODE can be also turned on with use of the PROGRAM button from the KBD40 keyboard or press CTRL button from the KBD70 keyboard.

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h3) ORGIN CHECK: when you find the wrong position of the dome during operation , execute this origin check and the dome camera will arrange the right position after the origin check operation. To execute the ORGIN CHECK function enter to the menu and select OK.

h4) PROGRAM UPGRADE: serve function.

h5) PASSWORD ENABLE: ON - requires password to enter to the menu, OFF - disable password.

h6) MENU TIME OUT: ON - the menu is displayed for 5 minutes, OFF - display menu for unlimited time.

h7) BLINK CURSOR: ON - blinking cursor, OFF - no blinking cursor.

h8) DOME ANSWER: ON - this option is helpful to escape the collision of the command on RS-485 bus, OFF - no acknowledgement command from the dome.

i) SYSTEM INFORMATION submenu structure

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CAMERA TYPE : camera module type; H/W VERSION : hardware version (camera electronics); ROM VERSION : firmware version (camera software); PROTOCOL : protocol selected for camera controlling; BAUDRATE : the transmission (telemetry) speed;

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9.10. FUNCTION RUN

The FUNCTION RUN menu allows you to execute the function without using the function keys like Preset, Pattern, Tour or Scan.

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Using FUNCTION RUN menu procedure: 1. Enter the FUNCTION RUN menu, 2. Use the joystick for selecting the desired function and (if it is necessary) number of the

function , 3. Press PROGRAM or IRIS OPEN button to execute the selected option ( if you press the

PROGRAM button to run function you have to move the joystick in any direction ).

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10. MOUNTING THE NVC-MSD322DN CAMERA

NVC-MSD322DN high-speed mini dome camera may be ceiling-mounted (either with NVC-CM22C bracket or without), wall-mounted (with NVB-CM22W bracket) or dropped ceiling tiles (with NVH-MSDHKIT bracket).

High-speed mini dome camera should be mounted only by qualified personnel and according to the rules provided by users manual.

a) Housing parts list:

No. Quantity Name Description 1. 1 Camera base 1, aluminium

2. 1 Housing 1, aluminium

3. 1 Gasket type 1

4. 1 Gasket type 2

5. 1 Rubber O-ring for cables

6. 4 Mounting screws

7. 4 Wall plugs

8. 4 Washers

9. 1 Mounting wrench

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10.1.MOUNTING ON FLAT SURFACES (CEILING), WITHOUT BRACKET

b) Mounting diagram




c) Installation

PART 1 - Selecting the place

Camera base should be mounted in a place which can provide a proper support. It should withstand at least minimal load of 1,3 kg.

PART 2 Drilling the holes

Select place located on a flat surface (ceiling), in which the camera will be installed. Choose drilling spots matching the holes located in the camera base (helpful template attached). Drill 4 holes in the ceiling, with their diameter corresponding to the wall plug diameter and drill an additional hole for the cable entry.

PART 3 - Mounting the camera

Connect the power supply cables, video and remote control cables, alarm input and outputs, relay outputs going to the interconnection blocks. Then, put the cables through the hole in the ceiling. Next, screw on the camera base to the flat surface using four wall plugs. After checking the stability of mounted device, put and a screw on camera housing.




10.2. MOUNTING ON CEILINGS AND WALLS WITH BRACKET

NVC-MSD322DN camera may be also mounted using bracket support. In this case either wall (with NVB-CM22W bracket) or ceiling (with NVH-MSDHKIT bracket) mounting is possible.

a) Bracket components list:

b) Mounting


Camera base should be mounted in a place which can provide a proper support. It should withstand at least minimal load of 1,7 kg.

PART 2 - Mounting

1. Attach the mounting base (4) and mounting plate (3) to wall or ceiling by using the mounting screw (5) and wall plugs (1).

2. Roll the sealing tape onto both threaded endings of the bracket (about 20 times). Seal the connec-tion with silicon paste if needed.

3. Attach the bracket (with sealing tape) to mounting base (4). 4. Pull the needed cables through bracket (6, 7) and mounting base (4). 5. Attach the camera adapter (8) to the pipe.

No. Quantity Name Description 1. 3 Wall plugs 6 mm diameter

2. 2 Screws for mounting plate attachment. 8mm length

3. 1 Mounting plate

4. 1 Mounting base 1, aluminium

5. 3 Mounting screws 35 mm length

6. 1 Wall bracket 1, aluminium

7. 1 Ceiling bracket 1, aluminium

8. 1 Camera adapter 1, aluminium

9. 1 Sealing tape Teflon

10. 2 Countering screws M5 x 5mm

11. 4 O-washer

12. 7 Mounting screws M6 x 12




6. Attach mounting base (4) and camera adapter (8) with counter-screws (10). 7.Attach camera base to camera adapter (8) with mounting screws (12). 8. Put on the camera housing using screws attached.

c) Mounting scheme

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d) Brackets specifications

Mounting without box Mounting with box

Cables Cables

Box

Bracket 1 Substance Aluminium/steel Max load about 5 kg Net weight Gross weight

1,3 kg 1.7 kg

Technical data

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Wall

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10.2. MOUNTING ON DROPPED CEILINGS TILES

NVC-MSD322DN camera may be mounted in dropped ceiling tiles, using NVH-MSDHKIT mini bracket.

a). Components list:

b) Mounting


Camera base should be mounted in a place which can provide a proper support. It should withstand at least minimal load of 2 kg.

Pos. Name Qty. Description a Machine screw 4 M6, L=12

b Washer 4 rubber

c Safety wire 1 steel, insulated

d Screw 1 M4, L=6

e Wood screw 1 M4, L=8

No. Name Qty. Description 1 Mask 1 ABS

2 Base 1 steel

3 Guide bracket 3 steel

4 Lever clamp 3 M4

5 Dome ring 1 stal

6 Special screw 3 M4, L=55

7 Machine screw 7 M4, L=6

8 E type circlip 3 =4




PART 2 - Mounting

1. Remove the dome cover from the installed camera; 2. Remove the ceiling tile, draw a circle 184mm in diameter in the middle of it (please use

cardboard guide pattern if needed) and cut a hole in it, according to the markings made earlier; 3. Attach the base of

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