SystemQ SEE502W ZIP 2MP Internal Dome 2.8-12mm 4pc IR Instruction Manual

SystemQ SEE502W ZIP 2MP Internal Dome 2.8-12mm 4pc IR

Introduction

Specifically designed for retail and commercial use. This attractive dome is feature packed for optimum results regardless of the lighting conditions. A mechanical IR filter gives accurate colour reproduction during daylight or in brightly lit environments such as shops whilst the built-in IR LEDs offer extra illumination when darkness or ambient light levels fall.

Tools & Handy Extras

• Screwdriver
• Drill
• 12V DC PSU Drill bits
• BNC Crimp Tool & BNCs
• RG59 Coax Cable
• Digital Multi-Meter
• LCD400K – CCTV Test monitor

Connections

• The camera has a 2.1mm socket which requires 12V DC, use a regulated power supply rated above the current draw of the camera.
• The camera is polarity sensitive so connections must be correctly made.
• The camera has a standard BNC connector for video output, the output can be changed to AHD, CVI or CVBS if required in the menu

4-In-1 Technology

• Selectable HD-TVI, HD-CVI, AHD and CVBS (Analogue) Output. As default the camera is set to HD-TVI, however the output can be changed to AHD, CVI or CVBS if required.
• This output can be changed with in the menu camera. Please note the “Mode” in the menu of the DVR won’t change the format, as the menu overrides the output.

See OSD Menu 3 for accessing and c hanging the video format.

OSD Menu

• Access to the camera menu is by Coaxitron. For the ZIP DVRs, ZIP Coaxitron is set as default.
• To access the Cameras Menu via coaxitron:-
  1. Click on the image in Live view
  2. Click on the PTZ button at the bottom of the screen
  3. Click on the IRIS + / centre button to display the menu
• Use the directional arrows to move up and down through the menu.
• Use the directional arrows left and right to change the option.
• Use IRIS + to select & enter that menu option.

2MP OSD Menu

Back
Exit
Save – Exit
Volume| 0 – 9 (9 Default – NOT USED)
Day & Night| Mode| Ext / Color / B/W
Dim| 0 – 3 (3 Default)
Back
Exit
Save – Exit
Video Settings| AWB| Auto
Brightness| 1 -9 (5 Default)
Contrast| 1 -9 (5 Default)
Sharpness| 1 -9 (5 Default)
Saturation| 1 -9 (5 Default)
NR| 1 -9 (5 Default)
Mirror| Default / Mirror / Flip / Rotate
Back
Exit
Save – Exit
Reset
Exit
Save – Exit

Key Menu Settings

• Exposure Mode – AUTO / GLOBE / GLOBAL sets the required shutter speed for the current light level. The shutter speed will automatically detect the required length of time to keep the digital sensor exposed to light. FLK option sets the shutter speed to stop synchronisation with lighting so that pulsing effect is minimised.

• White Balance – Colour adjustment of the camera to be set up so objects appear a natural colour. ATW / PRO (Automatic tracking white balance) continually tracks and adjusts the white balance, making it suitable for use in cameras in which the image content and lighting are subject to changes.

• Day & Night – The camera can be set to colour or B&W mode or have it automatically switch External is set as default, the switch between colour and black & white is controlled by an external trigger In this a light dependent resistor.

• DNR (Noice Reduction) – Noise Reduction is the process of removing noise from the video signal by applying a digital filter. 2D noise reduction reduces noise in the foreground of the image where as 3D noise reduction reduces noise in both the foreground and the background of the image.

• D-WDR – Digitally adjusts the exposure in areas of the frame to maintain optimum levels in both the dark and bright areas of an image.
  NOTE – Some models may not have D-WDR function.

• Reset – Defaults the camera to factory settings. This setting helps when fault finding issues with the camera to ensure all settings are defaulted.

Troubleshooting

Camera Rebooting / Turning Off

• A. Check the voltage to the camera (under load) using a digital multi-meter, if below 10.8V then move the power supply closer to the camera.
• B. For 12V DC cameras, only use regulated power supply rated above the current consumption, so that the camera is always receiving the correct supply which is rated above the current consumption.
• C. Use thicker gauge copper cabling to reduce the voltage drop to the camera, using thicker cable will reduce the resistance between the camera and the power supply and therefore reduce the voltage dropped along the cable.

Poor Quality Images

• A. Check the video format the DVR (digital video recorder), then set the camera to the relevant video format – see the 4-In-1 Technology 2
• B. If set to CVBS, then this is a low quality video output for legacy systems (analogue – CVBS), when using a 2 MegaPixel DVR or above then use another video format, like HD-TVI.
• C. Reset the camera menu via Zip Coaxitron – OSD Menu 3
• D. Check if the DVR (digital video recorder) supports the resolution of the camera.

Image is Black & White

• A. Check the video format your DVR supports, then set the camera to the relevant video format – see the 4-In-1 Technology 2
• B. Reset the camera menu via Zip Coaxitron OSD Menu
• D. Check if the DVR (digital video recorder) supports the resolution of the camera.ogy

NCD / No Image Displayed on Recorder

• • A. Check the voltage to the camera (under load) using a digital multi-meter, if below 10.8V then move the power supply closer to the camera.
• B. For 12V DC cameras, only use regulated power supply rated above the current consumption, so that the camera is always receiving the correct supply which is rated above the current consumption.
• C. Use thicker gauge copper cabling to reduce the voltage drop to the camera, using thicker cable will reduce the resistance between the camera and the power supply and therefore reduce the voltage dropped along the cable.
• D. Ensure that the BNC – BNC lead that is connected between the camera and DVR has no shorts between the ground and the centre core (positive) or open circuits along the centre core (positive) or open circuits along the ground.C. Use thicker gauge copper cabling to reduce the voltage drop to the camera, using thicker cable will reduce the resistance between the camera and the power supply and therefore reduce the voltage dropped along the cable.
• D. Ensure that the BNC – BNC lead that is connected between the camera and DVR has no shorts between the ground and the centre core (positive) or open circuits along the centre core (positive) or open circuits along the ground.

General Maintenance

• Routinely clean the camera to prevent dust build up as this can effect the performance of the camera. It is recommended to use a damp non-abrasive microfibre cloth.
• Routinely check the connections for power and data to ensure no water ingress and corrosion.
• Check that the cameras are firmly attached to the wall or mounting bracket.
• Check playback in the recorder to ensure the camera is recording and triggering properly.

Specification

SEE502W

Conditions

General Company Disclaimer
All specifications are approximate. System Q Ltd reserves the right to change any product specifications or features without notice. Whilst every effort is made to ensure that these instructions are complete and accurate, System Q Ltd cannot be held responsible in any way for any losses, no matter how they arise, from errors or omissions in these instructions, or the performance or non-performance of the equipment that these instructions refer to.

WEEE Declaration

This symbol on the products and/or accompanying documents means that used electronic equipment must not be mixed with general household waste. For treatment, recovery and recycling please return this unit to your trade supplier or local designated WEE/CG0783SS collection point as defined by your local council.

Copyright
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Zip is a registered trademark of System Q Ltd, Chesterfield. Derbyshire. S40 2WB

References

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