clinton electronics CE-BZ0QHD-WL 4MP EX-SDI 2.0 Outdoor True D/N IR White Light Bullet Camera Installation Guide

clinton electronics CE-BZ0QHD-WL 4MP EX-SDI 2.0 Outdoor True D/N IR White

Light Bullet Camera

Included Items

• BZ Series Camera x 1
• Drywall Anchors x 4
• Mounting Plate x 1
• Foam Gasket x 1
• Phillips Screws (M5x25) x 4
• 3mm Allen Wrench x 1
• Allen Bolts (M4x8) x 4
• 5mm Allen Wrench x 1
• Plastic Washers x 4
• Instructions x 1

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

• STEP 1: REMOVE FILM
  Remove the protective film over the lens of the camera. An out-of-focus, discolored, and poor night-time image can result if this film is not removed .

• STEP 2: PREPARE MOUNTING SURFACE
  Depending on the installation type; cable routed through the surface or cable routed on surface exterior- a hole may be required. If the cable will be routed through the surface, a 3/4″ hole is required to fit the cable and connections through the surface.

• STEP 3A. INSTALL MOUNTING PLATE – (for conduit box install)
  If installing the mounting plate on a conduit box, choose the appropriate hole pattern for that box. Use the screws provided with the conduit box for mounting. If installing the mounting plate on a surface such as wood, use the 4 included Phillips-head screws. When installing the mounting plate onto drywall use the 4 included drywall anchors in conjunction with the screws .

• STEP 3B: 3B. INSTALL WITHOUT MOUNTING PLATE – (for cable side exit)
  If installing the mounting plate on a surface such as wood, use the 4 included Phillips-head screws and plastic washers. When installing onto drywall use the 4 included drywall anchors in conjunction with the screws. If installing the camera onto a metal structure or bracket (without mounting plate), it is recommended to use the included foam gasket to help prevent damage to the camera caused by power surges.

• STEP 4. CONNECT CABLES
  

  • Make connections to the BNC cable and the power connection. Feed any cable slack into the mounting surface. To ensure quality operation, verify proper BNC and power termination, along with proper voltage at camera.
  • A Power LED Indicator (on the face of the camera) will illuminate RED for 1 second on initial power. If the RED light remains ON- either flashing RED or solid RED, check the voltage at the camera. If the RED light is OFF the camera has correct voltage.
    RVM – Rated Voltage Monitoring

ATTENTION An under-powered camera (fess than 12 Volts DC) might function initially, but it may stop working at night-time when the IR LEDs are activated (as this draws more power). Constantly under-powering a camera can cause the camera to malfunction. Check the specifications of the camera’s power consumption to see if the power supply used will be enough to safely power the camera.

• STEP 5. ATTACH CAMERA TD MOUNTING PLATE

  • Align the hook on the underside of the camera to the tab on the mounting plate. Slide the camera base onto the mounting plate.
  • With the camera hooked onto the mounting plate, use the supplied 4 hex head bolts, plastic washers and 3mm Allen wrench to secure onto the mounting plate.

• STEP 6. TEST MONITOR/ OSD CONTROL

  • Before proceeding with final assembly, it is suggested to test the camera with a test monitor to verify proper camera angle/zoom and make any OSD adjustments. To test, lift the rubber flap on the camera base to access the DIN jack, then plug in a CE-REMOTE (sold separately). Connect an analog test monitor to the Yellow connector from the CE-REMOTE.
  • The image from the camera can be digitally zoomed in before entering the camera’s OSD menu by pushing the ‘UP’ button on the CE-REMOTE (pressing ‘DOWN’ will zoom out the image). When the camera is set to 4MP the maximum zoom level is x14, and when the camera is set to 2MP the maximum zoom level is x8.
    NOTICE The test monitor connection from the CE-REMOTE is an analog output. The analog output will be the same from these connections as the main Analog connector (green/silver). If the camera is set to an HD Analog option, ensure the test monitor will support that signal type.

• STEP 7. CAMERA ANGLE ADJUSTMENT
  Loosen the hex-head bolt on the camera base with the included 5mm Allen wrench. Adjust the camera angle as needed. After the desired angle is achieved, tighten the hex-head bolt to hold the camera in that position .

• STEP 8. IR LED ADJUSTMENT
  Using the CE-REMOTE press ‘SETUP’ to access the camera’s OSD menu. Scroll down to the DAY&NIGHT option, click press ‘SETUP’ to enter the EXTERN sub-menu .

  • ANTI-SAT: Depending on object distance from the camera, the IR LEDs may appear to be over-saturated. Adjust as necessary to compensate for an over-saturated image.

  • IR LED: Increase or decrease the intensity/brightness of the IR LEDs. The higher the number, the brighter the IR LEDs. When set to O the IR LEDs are Off.
    Refer lo OSD Manual for detailed instructions on adjusting camera settings.
    NOTICE

  • The DAY&NIGHTsetting should be set to EXTERN for normal switching of day/night modes.

  • If set to AUTO intermittent changing of day/night modes can occur.

• STEP 9. WHITE LED ADJUSTMENT
  Using the CE-REMOTE press ‘SETUP’ to access the camera’s OSD menu. Scroll down to the DAY&NIGHT option, click press ‘SETUP’ to enter the EXTERN sub-menu .

  • WHITE LED: Increase or decrease the intensity/brightness of the WHITE LEDs. The higher the number, the brighter the WHITE LEDs. When set to O the WHITE LEDs are Off.

  • WHITE TIME: Adjust the amount of time that the White LEDs are On; 5, 10, 15, or 20 seconds.

  • WHITE FLASH: If desired the White LEDs can flash On/Off when triggered by motion. Set to Low, Middle, or High flash
    rate. Set to OFF to disable the flashing White LEDs.

  • FLASH TIME: Adjust the amount of time the White LEDs flash when enabled. These adjustments will have no affect if
    Flash is set to OFF. (1 – 10 sec)

• STEP 10. PIA MOTION DETECTION INFO

  • The PIR sensor will most effectively detect objects up to 35-40 feet from the camera.
  • The PIR sensor has an approximate 120° horizontal field of view. The PIR sensor works best detecting motion that is moving across the F.O.V. (side-to-side) as opposed to moving directly towards the camera .
  • Depending on the scene and zoom level of the camera, the PIR sensor may detect objects outside of the viewable camera image.

4MP EX-SDI Compatibility

• The EX-SDI 4 Megapixel camera image will only display on a 4MP EX-SDI DVR or other EX-SDI 4MP device.
• Use the BLACK BNC connector for EX-SDI 4MP Output (Green connector is analog).

4MP Distance

• The camera is defaulted to EX-SDI 4MP, which is capable of transmitting video up to 800′ over RG59 coax cable.
• For greater distance change the SDI Output to a lower resolution (2MP).
  SDI OUTPUT| DISTANCE| RESOLUTION
  ---|---|---
  EX-SDI 4MP| 800′| QHD -1440p
  EX-SDI 2.0| 1,400 ‘| FHD -1080p
  EX-SDI 1.0| 800 ‘| FHD-1080p
  HD-SDI| 275′| FHD-1080p

4MP SDI Output

To change the 4MP Output: Enter the OSD Menu of the camera, then access the SYSTEM Menu. Change the frame rate from 1440p 30 to 1080p 30, then select the desired SDI Output (EX-SDI 2.0, EX-SDI 1.0, or HD-SDI).

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