VT-TPTZ10HR-5N - Security Camera Vitek - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL VT-TPTZ10HR-5N Vitek

TRANSCENDENT VITEK VT-TPTZ10HR-5N TRANSCENDENT VT-TPTZ10HRC-5N TRANSCENDENT VT-TPTZ10HRF-5N TRANSCENDENT VT-TPTZ18HR-5N

FEATURES

• 1/3" 5.0 MegaPixel CMOS Sensor
• 2592x1944 @ 15fps / 2592x1520 @ 22fps
• H.265/H.264/MJPEG Triple Streaming
• True Day/Night by IR Cut Filter
• Built-in 5mm to 50mm Lens offering 10x Optical Zoom (VT-TPTZ10HR Models) / Built-in 4.8mm to 84mm Lens offering 18x Optical Zoom (VT-TPTZ18HR-5N)
- 6 Integrated IR LEDs with up to 165' IR Range (VT-TPTZ10HR Models) / 10 Integrated IR LEDs with up to 500' IR Range (VT-TPTZ18HR-5N)
• DigitalNoise Reduction
• 220 Presets programmed with view direction, zoom, BLC, etc
• Max manual speed 480°/sec
- 360^ continuous rotation
• 16:9 Video format
- Double layer metal body construction with IP66 Weather Resistance
- Includes Wall Mount Bracket & Power Supply
• ONVIF Compliant
• 12VDC Operation
• 3 Year Warranty

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:

VT-TKB D1

Transcendent 3D Network IP Keyboard Controller with Integrated 5" HD LED Real-Time Display

VT-TP T-CN MT

PTZ Corner Mount Adapter Bracket for Transcendent HD-TVI & IP PTZ Cameras

VT-TPT-PLMT

PTZ Pole Mount Adapter Bracket for Transcendent HD-TVI & IP PTZ Cameras

VT-TP T-PDM1

PTZ Pedestal Mount for Large 9" Transcendent PTZ Cameras

VT-TP T-J B01

J-Box for cable Management for Large 9" Transcendent PTZ Cameras

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OF OTHER OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.

CAUTION

CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, 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 electric shock for persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature accompanying the product.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION....3

1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS .... 3
1.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION....3

2 INSTALLATION .... 4

2.1 INSTALLATION 4

2.1.1 WALL MOUNTED 4
2.1.2 Corner Mounted (Optional) 5
2.1.3 Pole Mounted (Optional) 6
2.1.4 Ceiling Mounted (Optional) 7
2.2.1 PTZ Connection....9
2.2.3 Setting IE Browser 9
2.2.4 Install Active X....10
2.3.1 Video Browse 11
2.3.2 PTZ Control....12
2.3.3 PTZ Function....12
2.3.4 Common Shortcuts 13

2.4 SETTING....13

2.4.1 System.... 14
2.4.2 Network 16
2.4.4 Camera....19
2.4.5 Video & Audio 22
2.4.6 PTZ Function.... 27
2.4.7 Alarm 28
2.4.8 User....28
2.4.9 log 29

3. FUNCTION INSTRUCTION.... 29

3.1 SPECIAL FUNCTION.... 29

4 OSD MENU 30

4.1 MENU INDEX 30
30
4.2 SYSTEM INFORMATION 31
4.3 DOME 31

4.3.1 Communication 32
4.3.2 IR Display.... 32
4.3.3 Guard Tours.... 33
4.3.4 A-B Scan 33
4.3.5 Pan Scan 34
4.3.6 Pattern 34
4.3.7 Park Action 34
4.3.8 Privacy Zone(Optional) 35
4.3.9 Advanced 36

4.4 CAMERA 36
4.5 DISPLAY....37
4.6 LANGUAGE....37
4.7 TIMING TASK 37
4.8 ALARM (OPTIONAL) 38

1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS

IP IR Speed dome 1pc

Wall mount bracket 1pc

Power supply 1pc

Screws kits 1pc

User manual 1pc

1.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

3D Allocation

Allows the camera to move diagonally while using zoom function

Pattern

A series of pan, tilt, zoom and focus movements from a single programmable dome. Up to 4 patterns may be programmed for the dome camera.

Auto Flip

When the Speed Dome camera is mounted, it can track a moving target in a path directly below the camera. When the camera reaches the moving object directly below the dome, the dome will rotate to keep the image in the correct view

Focus

The auto focus enables the camera to focus automatically to maintain a clear image. Under the following conditions camera will not auto focus on the camera target:

(1) Target is not in the center of the screen;
(2) Attempting to view images that are far and near at the same time;
(3) Target is very bright object, such as neon lamp, etc;
(4) Targets are behind glass covered with water droplets or dust;
(5) Targets are moving quickly;
(6) Low contrast large area targets, such as walls;
(7) Targets are too dark or faint.

BLC (Back Light Compensation)

BLC(Back Light Compensation) is used to brighten an image in the foreground with a bright area behind it such as sunlight, limiting the affect of silhouette

Iris Control

Factory default is automatic camera aperture; in this mode the camera senses changes in ambient light and through moving and adjusting the lens aperture it makes the brightness of the output image stable.

Ratio Speed

Intelligent pan and tilt speed is variable depend on the zoom factor. When zooming in, the speed will become slower and when zooming out, the speed will become faster.

360 Scan

360° continuously scans the display scene at a set speed in a horizontal direction under the condition that pitch angle remains the same. In the scanning status, operator can move the joystick to exit from scanning.

Preset

A Position preset stores pan, tilt, zoom and focusing positions with predefined camera presets. Position presets can be call directly, assigned to actions or applied as "HOME" position.

Guard Tour Scan

Dome patrol scans according to certain edited preset order.

A-B Scan

The dome scans back and forth between two preset points (A & B).

Power Off Memory

This feature allows the dome to resume its previous status after power is restored.

Park Action

The Park function applies to the predefined functions such as Preset, Tour, Pattern, or Scan function after the dome has been idle for a programmed time.

2 INSTALLATION

2.1 INSTALLATION

2.1.1 WALL MOUNTED

Installation conditions:

Wall mounted dome can be used in a hard wall structure whose thickness should be enough to install expansion bolts in indoor and outdoor environment. The wall must bear at least 4 times the weight of the dome.

Install wall hanging bracket:

84 140

Fig 2

b. As shown in Fig 3, Attach the wall bracket to the wall, then feed the cables through it.

M8 screw

Fig 3

2.1.2 Corner Mounted (Optional)

Technical line drawing of two security camera modules mounted on vertical posts (no text or symbols)

Fig 4

Installation conditions:

Corner mounted dome can be used in a hard wall structure with an angle of 90^ whose thickness should be enough to install expansion bolts in indoor and outdoor environments. The wall must bear at least 4 times the weight of the dome. Install corner mounted attachment and wall hanging bracket:

a. As shown in Fig5, with the installation holes in the corner mounted attachment as pattern, draw locations on the wall with an angle of 90^ and drill to install expansion bolt.

Diagram showing a hand using a pen to draw a rectangular object with holes, no text or symbols present

Fig 5

b. As shown in Fig6, use M8 screw nut to fix the base of corner mounted on the wall with all cables through the center holes of the corner mounted, marine glue and bracket. Enough wiring length should be left.

Pure technical diagram of a mechanical assembly with no text, numbers, or symbols

Fig 6

c. As shown in Fig7, fix the wall hanging bracket with all cables power through it on the corner mounted attachment.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no visible text or symbols

Fig 7

2.1.3 Pole Mounted (Optional)

Technical line drawing of a security camera mounted on a vertical pole (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a security camera mounted on a vertical pole (no text or symbols)

Fig 8

Installation conditions:

Pole mounted domes can be used on a hard pole structure in indoor and outdoor environment whose diameter should match the installation size of stainless hose clamps. Factory default is 6 inches stainless hose clamps (fit 5"-6" polls). The pole structure can bear at least 4 times the weight of the dome. Install corner mounted attachment and wall hanging bracket:

a. As shown in Fig 9, use the stainless hose clamps to attach the pole mounted attachment with all cable through it on the pole structure.

Stainless Hose Clamp (6 Inches)

Fig 9

b. As shown in Fig 10, attach the wall hanging bracket with all cables through it on the pole mounted attachment.

M8 screw wall hanging bracket M4 screw

Fig 10

2.1.4 Ceiling Mounted (Optional)

Technical line drawing of two identical security camera modules (no text or symbols)

Fig11

Installation conditions:

Ceiling mounted dome with thick pole can be used in the hard ceiling structure whose thickness should be enough to install expansion bolt in indoor and outdoor environment. The ceiling can bear at least 4 times the weight of the dome. Install the base of ceiling and boom:

a. As shown in Fig 12, with the installation holes in the base of ceiling as pattern, draw punched locations in the ceiling and punch to install M6 expansion bolt.

Base of Ceiling

Fig 12

b. As shown in Fig 13, at first unscrew the M4 screw at the side of the base of ceiling and split the base of ceiling and boom. Then make the three groups of cables of power, video/control and alarming into the side recessing seal groove of the ceiling connector bottom and through the core hole of the base of ceiling mounted. Fix the base of hang ceiling on the ceiling board.

Silica gel Base of Ceiling

Fig 13

Note: If the dome is used in the outdoor conditions, use the silica gel on the faying surface of the base of hang ceiling and the ceiling board and around the out-holes to be sure water proof

c. As shown in the Fig 14, tighten the boom with electrical wire and cable through it on the base of ceiling and screw up the M4 screw.

M4 screw Raw Materials Silica gel

Fig 14

Note: If the dome is used in the outdoor conditions, after using enough raw materials to wrap the thread at the upper end of boom, tighten the boom on the base of ceiling. Use the silica gel around the joint sleeve and connector of the boom to be sure water proof

2.2.1 PTZ Connection

Before connecting, please power off and read the instructions carefully of all connected devices.

graph TD
    A["12VDC"] --> B["Network Cable"]
    B --> C["Connected to 12VDC Power Source"]
    C --> D["Exchange Board"]
    D --> E["NVR"]
    E --> F["DISPLAY"]
    F --> G["R5485"]

2.2.2 Connecting the Device

This device can be directly connected to a computer or network;

2.2.3 Setting IE Browser

User can view video through IE, ActiveX is required to be installed.

1. From menu, click "tool", then choose "Internet options".
2. Then click "Security":

Internet Options Connections Programs Advanced General Security Primary Costal Select a zone to new or change security settings. Internet Local Internet Treated sites Restricted sites Internet The zone is for Internet version, except those listed in trusted and restricted areas. Security level for the zone Custom Custom settings -To change the settings, click Custom level. -To use the recommended settings, click Default level. Custom level Default level Spread all zones to default level. 确定 取消 应用

Fig 2.13

1. Choose internet icon, click "Customs level". Then the follow pops up:

Security Settings - Internet Zone Settings ○ Enable ● Download signed ActivEx controls ○ Disable ○ Enable (not ensure) ○ Prompt (recommended) ● Download unassigned ActivEx controls ○ Disable (recommended) ○ Enable (not ensure) ○ Enable (recommended) ○ Enable (not ensure) ○ Prompt ● Enable and script ActivEx controls not marked as safe for a ○ Enable (recommended) ○ Enable (not ensure) ○ Prompt ● Only allow approved domains to use ActivEx without prompt ○ Enable ○ Enable Please effect after you restart Internet Explorer Reset custom settings Reset to: Medium-high [default] Cancel OK Cancel

Fig 2.14

1. Change option "Download unsigned ActiveX controls" to "Enable" or "Prompt". User can optionally change "Running ActiveX controls and plug-in" into "Start" to avoid the prompt of running.

2.2.4 Install Active X

(1) Download controls

Open IE and enter IP cameras IP address (default is 192.168.1.110).

On home page of camera login using user name and password (default is admin & admin)

(2) Install and run controls:

Please click "Run" in the prompt box.

Windows Security The server 192.168.1.18 at Megapixel IP Camera requires a username and password. Warning: This server is requesting that your username and password be sent in an insecure manner (basic authentication without a secure connection). admin ****** Remember my credentials OK Cancel

If it is the first time you are running the software, please login as a super user.

After login, you will enter the following interface:

Megapixel IP Camera Browse Setting View Screen type: Main dream Video size: 500 Play mode: 100 Color mode: 100 PTZ control low Pulse Zoom PostSpeed 0 HoltSpeed 0 FrontSpeed 0 ZoomSpeed 0 PTZ function

Fig 2.16

The IP Camera supports H.265/H.265 and MJPEG triple encoding format.

2.3.1 Video Browse

Video Browse: For camera display setting, you can set the video type, video size, play mode, image color. On the browsing interface, click "video" to enter system setting interface. Here is the picture:

View Stream type Main stream Sub stream Video size MJPEG Play mode Live Color mode Fresh PTZ control PTZ function

Fig 2.18

Set the video in the menu above:

Video Type: H.264/265 main stream, H.264 sub stream, MJPEG.

Video Size: screen original size 1*, original size *1/2, adaptive.

Play mode: Live, smooth.

Image Color: Fresh, Standard, Cold

2.3.2 PTZ Control

PTZ control: Adjust the rotation in all directions, set pan speed, tilt speed.

PTZ control Iris Focus Zoom PanSpeed 6 ✓ TiltSpeed 6 ✓ FocusSpeed Fast ✓ ZoomSpeed Fast ✓

2.3.3 PTZ Function

PTZ functions: preset, auto pan, pattern, tour.

PTZ function Preset 1 Set Mov Call Tour 1 Call Autopan Pattern

Fig 2.30

2.3.4 Common Shortcuts

Common shortcuts: Digital Zoom, Snapshot, record, audio input (not used), audio output (not used), English- Chinese

English

Fig 2.21
Frequently set common functions of the IP camera. The storage path of snapshot and recording complies with the one from settings.
The snapshots are stored in the name of IP address and time of the device. For example, the file name is 20140520_221325_125_01_192.168.1.110.jpg, which means the device's IP address is 192.168.1.110 and snapshot's time is at 22:13:25:125 on May 20^th 2014.

2.4 SETTING

Setting: detailed setting of system, network, IPC, audio & video, PTZ functions, alarm, user, log.

Megapixel IP Camera
Browse	Setting
System	System Time Advanced Basic information
Network	Version: V1.04.10-160812 Time zone: GMT-07:00 Product info: IPD-D41C02-BS series SerialNum: 1B4B511C030A
Camera
Video&Audio	Network settings
PTZ Function	MAC address: 1C-7C-45-11-00-07 IP address: 192.168.1.210 Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Alarm	Alarm settings
Record	Alarm server 1 IP: 0.0.0.0 Alarm server 2 IP: 0.0.0.0 Alarm server 3 IP: 0.0.0.0
Manage Users
Log	NTP settings NTP server : 192.168.1.100 video settings
	□ Public video parameters: Brightness: 128 Contrast: 128 Saturation: 128 Sharpness: 128 □ Main stream parameters: Resolution: 2592x1520 Frame rate: 25 Bit rate: VBR(upper limit: 6144Kbps) I/P rate: 50 □ Sub stream parameters: Resolution: 640x480 Frame rate: 25 Bit rate: VBR(upper limit: 1024Kbps) I/P rate: 50 MJPEG video settings

2.4.1 System

System: upgrade the system info, time and maintenance.

System info: The initial interface of system setting is the display interface of system info.

Basic Info: The IPC's version number, time zone, product series, serial number.

Network Settings: MAC address, IP address, default gateway, subnet mask.

Alarm setting: Alarm server IP, alarm correlation (not used).

NTP setting: NTP server IP.

Video setting: main stream/sub stream resolution, frame rate, bit rate, I/P rate.

MJPEG videosetting: resolution, frame rate.

Time: time zone setting, NTP setting, real-time synchronization parameter setting.

Browse Setting System Time Advanced Time zone Time zone: (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time(US & Canada); Tijuana Daylight saving time: On Off Save Cancel NTP On Off NTP server : 192.168.1.100 Sync time: 23 : 59 : 00 Sync interval(hours): 24 Save Cancel Sync now Device time: 2016-10-27 11:54:59 Local PC time: 2016-10-27 12:54:44 NTP PC

Fig 2.24

Time zone setting: select your time zone from the drop down list, click "Save"

NTP Synchronization: whether to start NTP service. Select to start NTP service,

If NTP service starts, input NTP server address in the IP field, and click

"Save" button. After NTP is activated, the system corrects the time with NTP automatically.

Local synchronization: set camera time to synchronize with local PC.

Advanced: contains upgrading the device's software, restoring factory settings and restarting the system.

Browse Setting System Time Advanced Firmware upgrade Browse... (Please choose upgrade file.) Submit Factory settings Press the button to reset all the parameters to the factory default settings. Keep current IP unchanged: ✓ Reset Reboot Press the button to reboot the system, the window will reload after it. Reboot

Fig 2.25

Firmware upgrade: To upgrade the firmware of the camera click on Browse to locate the upgrade file, after locating the file click on "Submit" and camera will start upgrading

Please restart the device after upgrading.

Restore factory setting: Click "Reset to reset camera to factory default. Check "Keep current IP unchanged" to protect the cameras IP address

Reboot: click "Reboot" button to restart the camera, this will take about 90 seconds.

2.4.2 Network

Network: The device's relevant network parameter setting, including Network、FTP、SMTP、QoS、IGMP、PORT、DDNS、Cloudlens

Network: setting of the device's network parameter.

Browse Setting System Network Network DHCP: On Off IP address: 192.168.1.210 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 Primary DNS server: 192.168.1.1 Secondary DNS server: 8.8.8.8 Record Manage Users Log Save Cancel

Fig 2.27

DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, allocating dynamic IP

address for network clients. Select "on", the camera's IP address and the subnet mask cannot be modified, but automatically allocated by the host. Select "off" to manually set IP address

FTP: FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is application layer protocol, based on transport layer for client's service. FTP is in charge of transferring files. The IP camera supports FTP photo uploading function on alarm. On FTP interface, set the server address, username and password, activate FTP alarm at alarm setting.

FTP Server : 0.0.0.0 Port : 21 (1-65535) User name: Password: Server Path : / FileName : Snap Number : 1 Snap Interval : 0 s Save Cancel

Fig 2.28

SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is a TCP/IP protocol used in sending and receiving e-mails

SMTP Server : 0.0.0.0 Port : 25 SSL: ○ On ● Off SSL Port: 465 From: [e-mail] To: [e-mail] CC: Authentication: ○ On ● Off User name: Password: SnapShot: ✓ Save Cancel

Fig 2.29

• Server IP: set up mail server IP.
• Port: set SMTP port
• SSL: on or off
• SSL Port: which port for SSL
  • From: set up the email address of the sender.
  • To: the recipient email address
• CC: copy to different email address
• Authentication: Turn on or off the authentication function via mail server verification.
• User name: Sender's name. User can set by itself.
• Password: Set sender's password.
• Snapshot: to attach a snapshot to the email

Note: No restrictions for setting username and password.

After setting, please click "Save".

If the user selects "mail" at "Alarm Setting", the system would send emails according to the

QoS: Quality of Service, a kind of network secure mechanism, a technology of solving network delay and congestion.

QoS QoS option: Normal service Save Cancel

Fig 2.32

IGMP: The Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) is a communications protocol used by hosts and adjacent routers on IPv4 networks to establish multicast group memberships. IGMP is an integral part of IP multicast.

IGMP Stream type: Main Stream State: On Off MultiCast IP address: 224.0.1.88 RTP port: 8888 Save Cancel

Fig 2.33

PORT: an interface, passing data between the computer and other devices (e.g. Printer, mouse, keyboard, monitors), among network, or other computers in connection.

PORT RTSP Port: 554 Onvif Port: 8999 Http Port: 8210 Video Port: 9210 Record Port: 8088 Save Notes: Settings are invalid while the ports are repeat! Please reboot the device and refresh the page after changing the ports.

Fig 2.34

DDNS: DDNS: When enabled the HYBRID-DVR can be accessed through a dynamic DNS server.

Commonly used if a broadband connection does not have a static IP address.

DDNS DDNS Status: On Off Method: CamAnywhere Server Address: dns.camanywhere.net Server Port: 86 UserName: ipcamera2014 Password: ********** Domain: ipcamera2014.xicp.net Save

Fig 2.35

2.4.4 Camera

Basic settings, Exposure settings, Effect settings, White Balance and Reset.

Basic Settings:

On and off setting of camera system, noise, mirror, BLC and other function.

Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset FlickerFrequency: ○ 50Hz ● 60Hz AntiFalse Color: ● On ○ Off CVBS Output: NTSC AntiFog: ● On ○ Off Vertical Mirror: ○ On ● Off LensShadeCorr: ○ On ● Off Horizontal Mirror: ○ On ● Off LensDistortCorr: ○ On ● Off Back Light: ○ On ● Off Dig-ImgStabilize: ○ On ● Off Digital WDR: ● On ○ Off WDR Level: 85 WDR & HFR: OFF

Fig 2.38

Power Frequency: 60Hz = NTSC 50Hz = PAL

Vertical Mirror: image vertical mirror display.

Horizon Mirror: image horizontal mirror display.

BLC: BLC offers ideal exposure in front of strong backlight..

Digital WDR: improves image when object is both in bright and dark areas

Anti False color: helps improve color reproduction

Anti Fog: improves visibility in foggy conditions

Lens Shade Correction: when lens is zoomed out all the way edges might appear darker, this will brighten up these edges.

Dig-Img Stabilizer: will reduce minor vibrations

Exposure Settings:

Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset Exposure mode: Scene IR mode: Outcontrol Scene: Outdoor IR enable: Enable Slow Shutter: 1/15 Switch time: 5s AGC: 32X Color mode: Colorful Shutter speed: 1/120 HILightCompress: Intelligent infre Manual AGC: 1X ExposureTarget: 128

Fig 2.39

Exposure Mode: select which mode is best suited for applications

Scene Select: Indoor, optimized for indoor applications, Outdoor, optimized for outdoor applications

Slow Shutter: in low light applications shutter will slow to selected settings for best image

AGC: Automatic Gain Control, adjusts the Gain up to the level selected to optimize the image

Shutter Speed: when Exposure Mode is in Shutter or Manual you can adjust the Shutter speed

Manual AGC: when Exposure Mode is in Manual you can adjust both the Shutter speed and the AGC

IR Mode: Out Control (External sensor turns on IR's) Night (camera is in B/W mode all the time) Day (camera is in color all the time) Auto (for cameras that do not have IR's)

IR Enable: Turns IR's on or off

Switch Time: delay before turning from color to b/w or from b/w to color

Color Mode: adjust the overall hue

Hi Light Compress: how the IR's react to objects

Exposure Target: how intense the IR's will react

Effect Settings:

General/Mode: select General for basic adjustments and Mode for custom adjustments

Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset General Mode Brightness: 128 Sharpness: 128 Hue: 128 Contrast: 128 Saturation: 128 3D denoise: 130 Gamma: Standard mod Mode call Start time End time Call On 0 0 0 0 mode1 0 0 0 0 mode1 0 0 0 0 mode1 0 0 0 0 mode1 0 0 0 0 mode1 0 0 0 0 mode1 Mode edit Mode: mode1 Name: mode1 IR mode: Auto Brightness: 128 Sharpness: 128 Hue: 128 Contrast: 128 Saturation: 64 3D denoise: 16 Save Factoryset Save Cancel

Fig 2.40

White Balance: Auto, Manual, Sunlight, Cloudy, Incandescent, Cool White/Fluorescent, Sodium.

Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset Mode: Auto Red gain: 24 Blue gain: 26

Fig 2.41

Reset: Click "Reset" to return to factory default.

Basic settings Exposure settings Effect settings White balance Reset Reset

2.4.5 Video & Audio

Video:

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Main stream Sub stream MJPEG Enc type: H264 Enc type: H264 Resolution: 2582x1944 Resolution: 2582x1520 Resolution: 640x480 Frame rate: 5 Frame rate: 30 Frame rate: 30 Image quality: Average I/P rate: 50 I/P rate: 50 BitRate type: CBR BitRate type: VBR Image quality: Average Image quality: Average BitRate: 6144 Kbps BitRate: 1024 Kbps (128~10000) (32~2000) Save Save

Fig 2.43

Stream Type: Main Stream, Sub Stream, MJPEG.

Resolution Main: 2592 x 1520, 2304 x 1296, 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 960, 1280 x 720.

Resolution Sub Stream: 640 x 480, 480 x 360, 352 x 288, 320 x 240, 176 x 144, closed

Resolution MJPEG: 2592 x 1944, 2592 x 1520, 2048 x 1536, 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720, closed

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Main stream Sub stream MJPEG Enc type: H264 Enc type: HQ54 Resolution: 2592x1044 Resolution: 2592x1520 Resolution: 640x480 Frame rate: 5 Frame rate: 30 Frame rate: 30 Image quality: Average I/P rate: 50 I/P rate: 50 BitRate type: CBR BitRate type: VBR Image quality: Average Image quality: Average BitRate: 0144 Kbps BitRate: 1024 Kbps (128~10000) (32~2000) Save Save

Enc Type: Encoding H.264/ H.265

Resolution: select resolution per stream

Frame Rate: select frame rate per stream

I/P: I/P frames interval

Bit Rate Type: select between CBR (constant bit rate) or VBR (variable bit rate)

Image Quality: when in VBR Bit Rate type choose between Lowest, low, Average, High, Highest

Bit Rate: when in CBR (constant bit rate) set bit rate to use

Character Display: Text, time, date can be displayed on the screen. X/Y (0-99) dimension stands for position.

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Text 1: * On ○ Off X/Y(0-99): 2 2 Font size: 3 Content: HD-IPC Total:36.Remain:30, Text 2: ○ On * Off X/Y(0-99): 2 10 Font size: 3 Content: Total:36.Remain:36, Text 3: ○ On * Off X/Y(0-99): 2 20 Font size: 3 Content: Total:36.Remain:36, Text 4: ○ On * Off X/Y(0-99): 2 30 Font size: 3 Content: Total:36.Remain:36, Text 5: ○ On * Off X/Y(0-99): 2 40 Font size: 3 Content: Total:36.Remain:36, Multiple: * On ○ Off X/Y(0-99): 95 98 Font size: 3 Date&Time: * On ○ Off X/Y(0-99): 95 2 Font size: 3 Save

Fig 2.44

OSD setting includes: Text OSD, Zoom OSD and Date and Time OSD.

Text 1\~5 OSD: Set the subject and position. Choose On or Off to display the text or not.

Input the content up to 36 characters can be displayed. X and Y

coordinate is based on the zero coordinate on the upper left corner of the image. X and Y coordinate can be set to any number between 0 to 99.

After setting the text content and coordinate, click display. Then the

text will appear on the video. If you want to cancel it, choose off then click SAVE

Multiple: will display the zoom ratio

Date & Time OSD: set date & Time, position, ON or OFF.

Motion Detection:

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Drag scope Clear all sensitivity (Most sensitive) Enable motion detect save

Fig 2.45

Drag Scope: Click on Drag Scope then click and drag on image where motion grid is to be located.

Clear All: will remove motion grid

Sensitivity: adjust the sensitivity.

Enable Motion Detect: Turns on and off the motion detection

Privacy Zone: setting the privacy zone of the camera. This zone can not move. It is available if PTZ is in a fixed place.

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Zone 1: Draw Name: Save Cancel Zone 2: Draw Name: Save Cancel Zone 3: Draw Name: Save Cancel Zone 4: Draw Name: Save Cancel

【Zone】: You can set 4 privacy zones. Each of them can be drawn and set with a mouse. Select save and the zone is covered.

ROI: Future use

Path: storage path of IE recording and snapshot.

Video Character display Motion detection Privacy mask ROI Path Audio Photo saving path: C:\Users\DesktopR & Di Browse... Format: jpg Video saving path: C:\Users\DesktopR & Di Browse... Format: avi Save

Fig 2.47

The default is C drive control folder. Click browse to re-select the storage path. For the type of the file, photos is jpg/bmp and video is avi/ifv.

Audio: Future use

2.4.6 PTZ Function

PTZ function: preset, Auto tour, PTZ protocol.

Preset: Set where you want the camera to point at when you call up preset.

Preset Auto tour PTZ protocol No.: 1 Title: Save Set Call Delete Iris Focus Zoom Pan speed 6 Tilt speed 6

Fig 2.48

Auto Tour:

Preset Auto tour PTZ protocol Iris Focus Zoom Pan speed 6 Tilt speed 6 Tour No: 1 Call

Fig 2.52

Please set Auto Tour in OSD menu (preset 95)

2.4.7 Alarm

Alarm configuration I/O Input 1: Grounded circuit I/O Input 2: Grounded circuit Alarm out contact: Local contact Alarm server 1 IP: 0.0.0 Alarm server 2 IP: 0.0.0 Alarm server 3 IP: 0.0.0 Save Alarm out relay I/O I/O Mail SD FTP TCP Select all out 1 out 2 card card I/O Input 1 □ □ □ □ □ □ I/O Input 2 □ □ □ □ □ □ Motion area □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Save Alarm schedule Start time End time Sun. 00 : 00 23 : 59 Mon. 00 : 00 23 : 59

Not available, for future use

Record: Not available, for future use

2.4.8 User

User: Administrator's authority to operate the camera.

Add user
Num	User name	Property	Operation
1	admin

Fig 2.54

Add user: click the image " Add user ", you will get the following dialog box

User name: IPC Password: ••••••• Password confirm: ••••••• OK Cancel

Fig 2.55

Input user name and password.

Add user
Num	User name	Property	Operation
1	admin
2	IPC

Fig 2.56

2.4.9 log

Log: recording of each operation

Browse	Setting
System		Date	Time	Log
Network		2016 - 11 - 03	15 : 13 : 38	app: Get a motion alarm.
		2016 - 11 - 03	15 : 13 : 33	app: Get a motion alarm.
Camera		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 41 : 18	app: Get a motion alarm.
		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 29 : 19	app: Get a motion alarm.
Video&Audio		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 29 : 03	last message repeated 2 times
		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 28 : 11	last message repeated 6 times
		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 26 : 33	last message repeated 3 times
PTZ Function		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 25 : 58	last message repeated 2 times
		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 25 : 03	last message repeated 9 times
Alarm		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 24 : 10	app: Get a motion alarm.
Record		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 23 : 10	app: Get a motion alarm.
Manage Users		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 20 : 21	last message repeated 2 times
		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 19 : 15	app: Get a motion alarm.
Log		2016 - 11 - 03	14 : 19 : 11	app: Get a motion alarm.

Fig 2.57

3. FUNCTION INSTRUCTION

The follow presets are predefined as special function

PREST	FUNCTION	PRESET	FUNCTION
34	Reset	84	Turn on far light
35	Run Wiper	85	Turn on near light
36	Stop Wiper	91(31)	Call A-B scan
75	Pattern 1	1 Set left point of A-B scan
76	Pattern 2	2	Set right point of A-B scan
77	Pattern 3	96	Guard tour 3
78	Pattern 4	97	Guard tour 2
81(41)	Auto Day/Night	98(38)	Guard tour 1
82(42)	Night Mode	99	Pan scan
83	Day Mode

4 OSD MENU

Select Preset 95 to enter OSD menu of PTZ.

4.1 MENU INDEX

graph TD
    A["<<MAIN MENU>>"] --> B["<<SYSTEM>>"]
    A --> C["<<DOME>>"]
    A --> D["<<CAMERA>>"]
    A --> E["<<DISPLAY>>"]
    A --> F["<<LANGUAGE>>"]
    A --> G["<<TIMING TASK>>"]
    A --> H["<<ALARM>>"]
    A --> I["<<RESET>>"]

    B --> J["<<COMM>>"]
    B --> K["<<DEVICE ID CHECK ID TARGET ID SOFT PROTOCOL BAUD RATE <COMM RESET> SAVE EXIT"]

    C --> L["<<A-B SCAN>>"]
    C --> M["<<PATTERN>>"]
    C --> N["<<PARK ACTION>>"]
    C --> O["<<PRAVACY ZONE>>"]
    C --> P["<<ADVANCED>> EXIT"]

    D --> Q["<<PATTERN>>"]
    D --> R["<<PRAVACY ZONE>>"]
    D --> S["<<PARK ACTION>>"]
    D --> T["<<PARK ACTION>>"]

    E --> U["<<LANGUAGE>>"]
    E --> V["<<TIMING TASK>>"]
    E --> W["<<ALARM>>"]
    E --> X["<<RESET>>"]

    F --> Y["<<TIME SETTING>>"]
    F --> Z["<<TIMING TASK>>"]

    G --> AA["<<START END FUNCTION 00-00 00-00 OFF 00-00 00-00 OFF 00-00 00-00 OFF 00-00 00-00 OFF"]

    H --> AB["<<PARAMETER > OUT OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

    I --> AC["<<IR DISPLAY>>"]
    I --> AD["<<WORKING MODE TESTING TIME OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

    J --> AE["<<GUARD TOURS>>"]
    J --> AF["<<GUARD TOUR <SETTING> INIT RUNNING DELETE EXIT"]

    K --> AG["<<PAN SCAN>>"]
    K --> AH["<<PAN SCAN SPEED INIT RUNNING EXIT"]

    L --> AI["<<PATTERN NO <SETTING> RUNNING DELETE EXIT"]

    M --> AJ["<<PRAVICY ZONE>>"]
    M --> AK["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    N --> AL["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    O --> AM["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    P --> AN["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    Q --> AO["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    R --> AP["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    S --> AQ["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    T --> AR["<<PRAVICY ZONE > MASK NO. MASK <SETTING> EXIT"]

    U --> AS["<<PARAMETER > OUT OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

    V --> AT["<<PARAMETER > OUT OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

    W --> AU["<<PARAMETER > OUT OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

    X --> AV["<<PARAMETER > OUT OUTPUT POWER ILLUMINATION ON AMBIENT LIGHT IR SWITCH ZOOM EXIT"]

4.2 SYSTEM INFORMATION

<MAIN MENU>

When enter the OSD, it display

MFG
PROTOCOL	PELCO D-P
DOME ID	001
COMM	2400.N.8.1
TEMPERATURE	41.8°C
VERSION	V863R15122109
EXIT

Enter to the SYSTEM, you will see:

MFG: Max 15 characters displayed on the

screen. PROTOCOL: Display the protocol of the

dome DOME ID: Display the dome address

COMM: Baud rate.

TEMPERATURE: Display the temperature of the camera, it changes along with the temperature of the camera, the data is unchangeable by manual.

VERSION: Version will update along with the product upgrading

Remark: Protocol, ID and COMM all can be set in menu .

4.3 DOME

4.3.1 Communication

DEVICE ID 125295 CHECK ID 125288 TARGET ID 000 SOFT PROTOCOL AUTO BAUD RATE 2400 SAVE EXIT

Fig4.3.1.1

RESET TO DIAL THE CODE OK

Fig.4.3.1.2

DEVICE ID: It is only and used to distinct from the ID of other domes.

CHECK ID: Distinguish several domes with same ID. And altering target ID, soft protocol and baud rate needs to enter check ID in line with the device ID, otherwise altering can't be completed.

TARGET ID: Target ID is available from 001 to 250.

SOFT PROTOCOL: Soft protocol is auto, Pelco-D and Pelco-P available

BAUD RATE: 1200BPS, 2400BPS, 4800BPS, 9600BPS available

: As shown in Fig 4.3.1.2, carry out OK to reboot the dome and communication reset to dial the code and baud rate.

SAVE: Please save the change of communication. After saving, the dome will reboot.

4.3.2 IR Display

WORKING MODE AUTO TESTING TIME 08S OUTPUT POWER 100% ILLUMINATION ON 03 AMBIENT LIGHT 09 IR SWITCH ZOOM 06 EXIT

WORKING MODE: Working mode has auto, black/white, color selectable. Default is auto.

TESTING TIME: On IR auto working mode and the programmed time, the IR will execute the programmed action, eg. Switch from day to night or from night to day. The detection time is from 2s to 15s selectable.

OUTPUT POWER: Output power has 40%, 60%, 80%, 100% for selection!

ILLUMINATION ON: Illumination on is 1 to 15 grade selectable and default is 3. On the auto IR working mode, if the illumination on level is less than the ambient light, the picture will change to color, the IR illumination will turn off automatically. If the illumination on level is

more than the ambient light, the picture will change to black, the IR illumination will turn on automatically.

AMBIENT LIGHT: Ambient light is a system data. User can not change it manually. It changes according to the environment all the time. The data will refresh every time when user enter the OSD. It is from 0 to 50 grade.

IR SWITCH ZOOM: When zoom value reaches to the demanded setting, the IR LEDs with auto switch from near illumination to far illumination, zoom value option from 01-23.

4.3.3 Guard Tours

GUARD TOUR	01
INIT
RUNNING
DELETE
EXIT

ID	POINT	TIME(S)	SPEED
1	01	06	64
2	02	06	64
3	03	06	64
4	04	06	64
5	05	06	64
6	06	06	64
7	07	06	64
8	08	06	64

GUARD TOUR: Total 3 guard tours selectable: 01, 02, 03.

SETTING: Each guard tour includes max 16 presets. The number of the preset is from 0-64, but 0 is not valid. Dwell time is 1 to 60s selectable. Speed is 1 to 64 grade selectable.

INIT: After init., preset point, dwell time, speed will resume to default setting.

RUNNING: Running the present guard tour.

DELETE: Delete the guard tour set. After deleting, the present preset points in the guard tours all display as 0. While the exact preset point information doesn't be deleted. So it is convenient for user to select the preset point needing to be guarded tour.

4.3.4 A-B Scan

<A-B SCAN>
PRESET A	01
PRESET B	02
SCAN SPEED	20
DWELL TIME	06S
RUNNING
DELETE
EXIT

Fig4.3.4.1

A-B SCAN

RUNNING....

PRESET 1:SAVE

PRESET 2:BACK

Fig 4.3.4.2

PRESET A: On A-B scan, A point can be preset from 0 to 64

PRESET B: On A-B scan, B point can be preset from 0 to 64.

SCAN SPEED: A-B scan speed is 1 to 64 grade selectable.

DWELL TIME: Dwell time between A to B is 2s to 60s selectable.

RUNNING: Running the A-B scan. Check Fig. 4.3.4.2.

DELETE: After deleted, the preset points of A and B display as 0. While the exact preset point information doesn't be deleted. So it is convenient for user to select the preset point needing to be scanned. Speed and dwell time will reset as default setting

4.3.5 Pan Scan

<PAN SCAN>
PAN SCAN SPEED	20
INIT
RUNNING
EXIT

PAN SCAN

RUNNING...

PAN SCAN SPEED: Pan scan speed is 1 to 64 grade selectable.

INIT: Reset the scan speed and tilt degree as default setting.

RUNNING: Running the scan speed and tilt degree set.

4.3.6 Pattern

<PATTERN>

PATTERN NO OFF

<SETTING>

RUNNING

DELETE

EXIT

<PATTERN>

PRESET 1 SAVE AND BACKPRESET 2 BACK LAST MENU

4.3.7 Park Action

<PARK ACTION>
PARK MODE OFF
PARK TIME	01M
<SETTING>
CALL
DELETE
EXIT

<PARK ACTION>

PRESET 1: SAVEPRESET 2: BACK

4.3.7.1 4.3.7.2

PARK MODE: Park mode includes OFF, Park action, A-B scan, Pan scan, guard tour 01, guard tour 02, guard tour 03 and Preserve action.

When park mode is OFF status, the dome doesn't run park mode.

When park mode is PRESERVE ACTION status, it records previous action order(A-B scan, Pan scan, Guard tour 01, Guard tour 02, Guard tour 03).

Example: Running A-B scan at first, when the action stops unexpectedly, it enters the park mode to continue to run A-B scan.

PARK TIME: Park time is 01\~60 Min's selectable.

SETTING: After entering the OSD menu, as 4.3.7.2, move to the desired position and save the settings.

CALL: Call the park action, if there is no setting, system will remind that "Please set park action".

DELETE: Delete the settings.

4.3.8 Privacy Zone(Optional)

<PRIVACY ZONE>

MASK NO. 01MASK OFF<SETTING>EXIT

<PRIVACY ZONE>

PRESET1:SAVE AND BACKPRESET2:BACK LAST MENU

<PRIVACY ZONE>

PRIVACY PROPOSED TO OPEN

MASK NO.: Mask No. depends on the number of the module supported.

MASK: Mask has on and off selectable.

SETTING: Set the specific parameter of present mask NO. And call preset 1 to save the settings.

Direction operation—Modify the coordinate of

dome Zoom operation—Modify the size of

scenery

Iris operation—Modify the size of privacy zone

Remark: The mask size is better than double the target size. If needing to modify mask NO.02, set it again. If needing to stop it, set mask to OFF status.

If the module doesn't support privacy mask, the screen will display the interface as Fig. 4.3.8.3.

4.3.9 Advanced

PWR ON ACT	ACTI ON
RATIO SPEED	ON
AUTO FLIP	ON
EXIT

PWR ON ACT: Power on action can be set as Memory, A-B scan, Pan scan, Park action, Guard tour 01, Guard tour 02, Guard tour 03 and No action.

RATIO SPEED: Ratio speed can be set as ON or OFF status.

AUTO FLIP: Auto flip can be set as ON or OFF status.

: Set other options.

4.4 CAMERA

CAM AUTO
ZOOM SPEED QUICK
DIGITAL ZOOM	OFF
FOCUS AUTO
IRIS AUTO
BLC OFF
FREEZE OFF
EXIT

CAM: Display the information of module supported by this dome.

ZOOM SPEED: Zoom speed is quick and slow selectable.

DIGITAL ZOOM: Digital zoom is on/off

selectable. FOCUS: Focus is auto and manual

selectable IRIS: Iris is auto and manual

selectable

BLC: BLC is ON and OFF selectable

FREEZE: Video freeze is ON and OFF selectable

Remark: Only if those functions are available on the present module, the user can use them.

4.5 DISPLAY

<DISPLAY>
SYSTEM	PAL
P AND T	ON
ZOOM	ON
ACTION	ON
DOME ID	ON
COMM	ON
TIMF	OFF

SYSTEM: Video system includes NTSC and PAL. N means NTSC and P

means PAL. P AND T: On screen, it displays the pan and tilt degree, user can

enable or disable it. ZOOM: Displays the zoom level.

ACTION: On the screen, it displays the current action, such as A-B scan, Call preset, Save

preset, Call park action, Pan scan etc. User can enable or disable it

DOME ID: At the top left corner of screen, it displays the dome ID. User can enable or disable it.

COMM: At the top left corner of screen, it displays the dome communication information.

User can enable or disable it.

TIME: Displays the current time on screen.

4.6 LANGUAGE

/LANGUAGE>
LANGUAGE	ENGLISH
EXIT

LANGUAGE: Language can be set as English, Espanol, Francais, Portugues, Polski, Deutsch, Italiano and so on. Default language is English.

4.7 TIMING TASK

<TIMING TASK>
START	END	FUNCTION
-00	00 - 00	00	OFF
00	00- 00	00	OFF
00	00- 00	00	OFF
00	00- 00	00	OFF
00	00- 00	00	OFF
00	00- 00	00	OFF
EXIT

TIME-YEAR	2016
TIME-MONTH	01
TIME-DATE	06
TIME-HOUR	15
TIME-MIN	34
TIME-SEC	56
SAVE
EXIT

4.8 ALARM (OPTIONAL)

ALARM NO	01
ALARM MODE 06S
PRIORITY LEVEL	OFF
ALARM IN LOW
ALARM ACTIO PRESET	1
ALARM OUT NO
RELEASE TIME OFF
PATROL TIME	06
EXIT

ALARM NO: Alarm has OFF and ON selectable.

ALARM MODE: Alarm linkage has OFF and ON selectable.

PRIORITY LEVEL: To run alarm 1, presets 1-64 are available.

ALARM IN: Alarm in has low input and high input selectable.

ALARM ACTIO PRESET: When prior is none, alarm action preset point 1-8 selectable, when prior is 1-4 level, alarm action has pattern, guard tour, 360 scan, preset scan and preset point 1-8 selectable.

ALARM OUT: Alarm out has NC(normal close) and NO(normal open)

selectable. RELEASE TIME: Alarming release time, 2-60s selectable, the

default is OFF. PATROL TIME: Patrol time is 2\~60s selectable.

VT-TPTZ1OHR-5N Specifications VT-TPTZ1OHR-5N VT-TPTZ1OHRC-5N VT-TPTZ1OHRF-5N

Sensor	1/3" 5.0 MegaPixel CMOS Sensor
Resolution	Up to 2592x1944 @ 15fps / 2592x1520 @ 22fps
LEDs	6 Integrated High Power IR LEDs (850nm)
IR distance	Up to 165' IR Range
Support ambient light detection	IR illumination on 1-15 grades selectable;
Lens	5mm to 50mm Lens offering 10x Optical Zoom
View of Angle	H: 47°(W) ~ 5.3°(T) / V: 35.6°(W) ~ 3.96°(T)
Min. Illumination	Color: 0.1Lux \ B/W: 0.01Lux (IR Off) / 0 Lux (IR On)
Day/Night Operation	True Day/Night by IR Cut Filter
Digital Noise Reduction	2D-DNR
Pan range	360°
Tilt range	90°
Auto Flip	Horizontal 180°, Vertical 93°
Horizontal Rotation Speed	480/s
Tilt Rotation Speed	160°/s
Preset Points	220
Go to Preset Speed	01-64 levels available
360° Scan	1-64 grades setting available
A-B Scan	User programmable
A-B Scan Speed	0-64 levels setting available
Park Time	1-60mins setting available
Dwell Preset	2-60s interval available
Guard Tours	8 groups
Guard Points	Max.16 points, dwell time user selectable
Pattern Scans	4
Pattern Scan Record	Max. 512 Seconds / max. 512 commands
Time Scheduling Function	6 tasks
PWR On Action	Memory/Pattern 1/Tour 1/360° scan/A-B scan/Preset 1-8/None
Network Protocols	TCP, UDP, IP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, DHCP, DNS, ARP, ICMP, POP3, NTP
Operating Temperature	-40°F ~ 140°F (-40°C ~ 60°C) with included outdoor housing
Input Voltage	12VDC
Power Consumption	20 Watts
Lightning Protection	Transient voltage 6000V
Dimensions (WxHxD)	5.5" x 5.5" x 14.5"5.5" x 9.5" x 9.5" 7.5" x 7.5" x 9"

Technical drawings of a security camera with dimensional annotations in millimeters

VT-TPTZ18HR-5N Specifications

Sensor	1/3" 5.0 MegaPixel CMOS Sensor
Resolution	2592x1944 @ 15fps / 2592x1520 @ 22fps
LEDs	10 Integrated High Power IR LEDs
IR distance	Up to 500 IR Range
Support ambient light detection	IR illumination on 1-25 grades selectable;
Lens	Built-in 4.8mm to 84mm Lens offering 18x Optical Zoom
View of Angle	D : WIDE 68.5°±5% TELE 4.2°±5%; H : WIDE 54.8°±5% TELE 3.4°±5%; V : WIDE 41°±5% TELE 2.5°±5%
Min. Illumination	0.05 lx /F2(color), 0.005 lx /F2 (W/B)0.Lux/F2 IR ON
Day/Night Operation	True Day/Night by IR Cut Filter
Digital Noise Reduction	XD-DNR (2D-DNR + 3D-DNR)
Pan Range	360°
Tilt Range	90°
Auto Flip	Horizontal 180°, Vertical 93°
Horizontal Rotation Speed	480/s
Tilt Rotation Speed	240°/s
Preset Points	220
Go to Preset Speed	01-64 levels available
360° Scan	1-64 grades setting available
A-B Scan	User programmable
A-B Scan Speed	0-64 levels setting available
Park Time	1-60mins setting available
Alarm	4 alarm input/ 2 alarm output (VT-TPTZ18HRL-5N Only)
Dwell Preset	2-60s interval available
Guard Tours	8 groups
Guard Points	Max.16 points, dwell time user selectable
Pattern Scans	4
Pattern Scan Record	Max.15 minutes, max.512 commands
Time Scheduling Function	6 tasks
PWR On Action	Memory/Pattern 1/Tour 1/360° scan/A-B scan/Preset 1-8/None
Network Protocols	TCP, UDP, IP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, DHCP, DNS, ARP, ICMP, POP3, NTP
Operating Temperature	-40°F ~ 140°F (-40°C ~ 60°C) with included outdoor housing
Input Voltage	12VDC
Lightning Protection	Transient voltage 6000V
Dimensions	13.42" (H) x 8.98" (Dia) / 13.3" (D) with Included Wall Mount

5.94" 11.31" 5.37" Ø 7.94" Ø 8.98"

7.03" 13.42" 6.05" 8.74" 13.30"

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