INSTALLATION MANUAL ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X High Speed Intelligent Dome PTZ Color Camera This is a 12 volt DC camera.
PACKAGE CONTENTS This package contains: One ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X intelligent dome camera One Mounting Arm One installation manual Note: The ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X requires a minimum 12VDC 1000mA (1 Amp) power supply such as the ST-PS12VDC1A or ST-PS12VDC2A. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X is a professional grade, IP-66 rated outdoor dome color camera with pan, tilt and zoom (PTZ) capability. The camera’s design allows the saving of all settings in non-volatile memory.
SPECIFICATIONS ST-WD650PTZMINI-12X Specifications (Typical) 1.Image Sensor 1/3" Super HAD II Sony Color CCD 2 Resolution Color 650TVL, Black 700TVL 3. Lens 5-60mm dynamic varifocal lens 4. Effective Picture Elements NTSC:976(H)×494(V) 5. Minimum Illumination 6. Scanning System 0.001 Lux 2:1 interlace 7. Video Output 1Vpp, 75Ω 8. Signal to Noise Ratio 50dB 9. Synchronous System Internal, Negative sync. 10. Auto Electronic Shutter NTSC: 1/60s~1/100,000s, 11. Gama Correction 0.45 12.
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical shock. CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electrical shock do not remove the cover or back of this unit. No user serviceable parts are inside.
3. ASSEMBLY a. Remove the rear mounting plate, using the supplied allen key wrench. b. Guide the camera dome’s wiring harness through the hole in the end of the mounting arm and out through the base of the mount, being careful not to kink or scrape the wires. c. Feed the stub of the camera dome into the hole in the mounting arm, ensuring that the 3 threaded holes on the camera tube align with the 3 holes in the mounting arm. d.
WIRING CONNECTIONS a. Connect the power supply’s 12VDC plug to the camera’s power jack. b. Connect the camera’s BNC connector to a DVR (or monitor) with a 75Ω coaxial video cable. c. Connect unshielded twisted pair wire (UTP) between the camera’s RS485 wires and the PTZ controller. The purple wire is positive (A, +) and the grey wire is negative (B, -). Be sure the same polarity is used at each end of the connection. d. Connect the power supply’s AC plug to a suitable AC wall outlet.
5. SETTING CAMERA ADDRESS, PROTOCOL and BAUD RATE The camera’s address, protocol and baud rate are set using the camera’s On Screen Display menu. When the camera powers up, it will display the default protocol, address and baud rate, which is: Protocol: Pelco D Address: 1 Baud rate: 9600 To access the menu, set your PTZ controller to match these default settings then press “Iris Open” or “Open” on your PTZ controller.
The PROTOCOL SETUP menu will display: Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select a parameter to change and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to change the value. Then use the DOWN button to highlight EXIT MENU and press OPEN to exit the menu. NOTE: The moment this menu is exited, the new settings will take place and the PTZ controller will not operate the camera until it is set to match the new settings of the camera. NOTE: 9600 baud is only recommended for very short cable runs; 30 ~ 40 ft or less.
6.0 On Screen Display (OSD) Menus This camera employs an on screen display system to facilitate making changes to the camera’s settings. The OSD is accessed by using the IRIS OPEN button (sometimes labeled “OPEN” or “IRIS +”) of a Pelco D-compliant PTZ controller or by using the controller to CALL preset 95.
6.1 CAMERA SETUP MENU From the MAIN MENU, use the DOWN button to highlight CAMERA SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the CAMERA SETUP menu. The first page of two CAMERA SETUP menu pages will display: Some menu options will have an arrow indicating that a submenu is available. To access a sub-menu, highlight the menu item and press OPEN.
The SHUTTER / AGC MANUAL sub menu will display: Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to navigate to the desired function and change the setting, then navigate to RETURN and press OPEN to return to page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU. NOTE: Manual setup of the shutter and AGC functions is only recommended for extremely bright or dark conditions where the light levels are consistent. In most cases using the AUTO shutter and AGC settings is preferred.
To use AUTO shutter settings, change the SHUTTER / AGC setting to AUTO and press OPEN to enter the AUTO SHUTTER sub menu: The SHUTTER / AGC AUTO sub menu will display: Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to navigate to the desired function and change the setting, then navigate to RETURN and press OPEN to return to page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU.
6.2 WHITE BAL (white balance) MENU From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU, highlight WHITE BAL to access the white balance functions, which affects how the camera will reproduce colors There are 6 modes of white balance operation and 4 of the 6 choices have sub menus. USER 1 and USER 2 sub menus are identical in operation: MANUAL ATW USER 1 USER 2 Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select the desired white balance mode and press OPEN to enter the sub-menu.
Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to change the WB LEVEL, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1. WHITE BALANCE ATW MODE: Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to change the SPEED, DELAY, ATW FRAME and EBVIRONMENT parameters, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1. NOTE: In most cases using the default values of the ATW settings is preferred.
WHITE BALANCE USER 1 & USER 2 MODE: The USER 1 and USER 2 menus are identical in operation and provide the same settings as ATW. Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to change the SPEED, DELAY, ATW FRAME and EBVIRONMENT parameters, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1.
6.3 BACKLIGHT From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select BACKLIGHT and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to choose: OFF – No backlighting compensation is used. BLC – Backlighting compensation is used. The intensity of bright areas is reduced and the gain is increased for dark areas to bring more definition to foreground objects when there is a bright light present in the background. HLC – bright areas are “blacked out” to prevent oversaturation of the camera image. 6.
Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select and change the MIRROR, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, SHARPNESS, HUE and GAIN parameters, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1. NOTE: The MIRROR function flips the camera’s image horizontally to produce a “mirror image” of the actual camera view. 6.5 ATR (Adaptive Tone Reproduction) From page 1 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select ATR. If ATR is set to ON a sub menu will become available.
where, for instance, both low-luminance areas and high-luminance areas exist in the same picture. Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select and change the LUMINANCE and CONTRAST parameters, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 1. 6.6 MOTION DET (motion detection) The Motion Detection feature is not implemented on this camera model. 6.
6.8 PRIVACY The PRIVACY feature is not implemented on this camera model. 6.9 DAY / NIGHT From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select DAY / NIGHT. Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to choose one of 3 modes: COLOR AUTO B/W When set to COLOR, the camera is forced into color mode at all times, regardless of lighting conditions. The AUTO and B/W options each have a sub menu.
NOTE: In most cases using the default values of the DAY / NIGHT AUTO settings is preferred. Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select and change the 4 available parameters, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2. 6.
6.11 NR (Noise Reduction) From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select NR and press OPEN. The NR sub menu will display: Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select either Y, C, Y&C or OFF for the NR parameter, then Adjust the Y and/or C levels for the best picture. Select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2.
6.12 CAMERA ID From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU select CAMERA ID and select either NO for the camera to not display a name, or ON to display a name. To ENTER a name, select ON and press OPEN to display the CAMERA ID sub menu: position the cursor and select characters. Press OPEN to set each character in the name, then select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2.
6.13 LANGUAGE From page 2 of the CAMERA SETUP MENU move the cursor to LANGUAGE and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select a language for the camera’s OSD. Choices include ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, RUSSIAN, etc. When finished, select RETURN and press OPEN to return to the CAMERA SETUP MENU page 2. 6.14 CAMERA RESET This function will reset all CAMERA MODULE functions back to the factory default settings.
7.0 FOCUS SETUP MENU From the MAIN MENU, use the DOWN button to highlight FOCUS SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the FOCUS SETUP menu. The FOCUS SETUP menu page will display: Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select FOCUS TYPE and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select either AUTO or MANUAL for the focus mode. NOTE: “AUTO” is the factory default and it is the recommended setting for this parameter.
7.1 AF (Auto Focus) AFTER MOVE When set to ON, this causes the lens to enact an automatic focus adjustment each time the camera is moved to a new view or when the zoom level changes. When set to OFF, the camera will retain whatever focus setting it had previous to the move or zoom level change. 7.2 PRESET LOAD ZOOM When set to ON, recalling a preset on the camera will set the camera to the PAN position, TILT position and ZOOM level stored within that preset.
8.0 PAN TILT SETUP From the MAIN MENU, use the DOWN button to highlight PAN TILT SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the sub menu. The PAN TILT SETUP menu page will display: 8.1 PAN TILT PRESET Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select PAN TILT PRESET and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select either NORMAL, FAST or EXACT for the preset mode. NORMAL will cause the camera to move normally from preset to preset as they are called, either manually or in a tour (pattern).
8.2 TILT LIMIT SET Tilt limit will set a specific point, beyond which the camera will not tilt. To enable a tilt limit, first exit the menu and use the PTZ controller to set the camera to the vertical height (tilt) to be used as the limit. Enter the camera menu and use the DOWN button to highlight PAN TILT SETUP, then TILT LIMIT SET. Press the OPEN button to set the current tilt position as the tilt limit. To remove the tilt limit, use the next function described in # 8.2 TILT LIMIT RESET, below. 8.
9.0 PATTERN SETUP From the MAIN MENU, use the DOWN button to highlight PATTERN SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the sub menu. The PATTERN SETUP menu page will display: 9.1 PATTERN TOUR Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select PATTERN TOUR and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to set it to either START or STOP. When set to START, upon exiting the menu the camera will begin its tour, according to the settings of PATTERN POINT NUM and PATTERN DWELL TIME, #’s 9.2 and 9.3 below.
9.2 PATTERN POINT NUM Pattern point number sets the highest preset number which the tour will include. The tour will only include preset numbers from 1 through 32 which have been stored into the camera. Example 1: If presets 1, 2 and 3 have bet set and stored in the camera and the PATTERN POINT NUMBER has been set to any number equal to “3” or higher, the tour will use preset points 1, 2 and 3. If the PATTERN POINT NUMBER is set to “2”, the tour will only include presets 1 & 2.
9.4 AUTO RETURN HOME Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select AUTO RETURN HOME and use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to set it to either START or STOP. When set to START, the camera will be enabled to return to a user-selected home point after a lack of user input determined by HOME DWELL TIME described in # 9.5, below. When set to STOP, the camera will not return to its home point. 9.
10.0 PROTOCOL SETUP NOTE: This menu is used instead of DIP switches to set the communication parameters for the camera. After making a change and exiting the menu, the controller must be set to match the camera before PTZ control can be regained. From the MAIN MENU, use the DOWN button to highlight PROTOCOL SETUP and use the OPEN button to access the sub menu. The PROTOCOL SETUP menu page will display: 9.1 PROTOCOL Use the DOWN button to select PROTOCOL.
9.2 ADDRESS Use the DOWN button to select ADDRESS. Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select an address for the camera. The range is 1 thru 255. 9.3 BAUDRATE Use the DOWN button to select BAUDRATE. Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to select a baud rate for the camera. The choices are: 1200 2400 4800 9600 NOTE: When using lower baud rates, longer cables can be used for PTZ control, at the expense of slower data throughput.
11.0 RESET MENU SETUP NOTE: Using these reset commands will delete all user-entered settings in the camera and return it to the factory-default settings. This is useful for getting back to square one with the settings rather than undo all settings one by one, but it will erase ALL user settings in one operation. Use caution when resetting the camera back to factory settings. All user-entered presets, tour and preferences will be reset.
check and/or reset the settings. This will not erase any presets which were stored in the camera. Use the DOWN button to select RESET MENU SETUP. Press OPEN to initialize the reset procedure. The OSD will prompt that the operation is proceeding and when it is complete. 11.2 FACTORY DEFAULT SET This function resets all values of all menus to the factory original settings AS WELL as erase all presets and tour settings which were stored in the camera.
6. TROUBLESHOOTING a. No picture after applying power – (i) check all plugs and cables are connected to the proper connectors: (ii) ensure your power supply is providing the correct voltage and enough current. b. The picture has ripples – (i) Check to see if the power supply is experiencing AC ripple. If so, a filter may be required. (ii) Determine if the monitor is faulty. (iii) Determine if other peripheral equipment is causing the ripple and if so make the necessary adjustments. c.
