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USER MANUAL OPTZ36XI Speco Technologies

ONSIP OPTZ36XO ONSIP OPTZ36XI

Two white speco technologies security cameras on a metal diamond-patterned surface (no visible text or symbols on the cameras themselves)

Revision History

Date	Rev No.	Description
2011-11-01	1.0	First manual revision creation.

Warning & Cautions

If you fail to read this information and handle the product incorrectly, faulty or malfunction as well as death or serious injury may occur.

This Unit should be installed by trained personnel.

Immediately stop using when the product emits smoke or abnormal heat.

Never install the product in area exposed to oil or gas.

Never install the product on a ceiling that cannot hold its weight.

Never touch the power cord with wet hands.

Clean only with dry cloth.

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

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated 'dangerous voltage' within the product's enclosure that can cause electric shock. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Indications:

Warning: Death or Serious Injury will occur without following Warning.

Caution : Operational Problem(Faulty & Malfunction) will occur without complying with Caution

Reference : Technical Information for Users

Table of Contents

Table of Contents....5

1. Introduction....7

1.1. Overview of ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I 7

1.2. Specification....8

1.2.1. Basic Specification 8

1.2.2. Detailed Specification of Camera Module & PTZ

1.2.3. Basic Specification

1.2.4. Detailed Specification of Camera Module

1.3. Application of ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I 9

1. Production Description.... 10

2.1. Package Contents ...... 10

2.1.1. ONSIP OPTZ36XO....10

2.1.2. ONSIP OPTZ36XI 10

2.2. Preview 11

2.3. Physical Description 12

1. Installation 28

4.1. Required System Specification 28
4.2. Quick Installation Guide 29

1. Trouble Shooting 35

5.1. No Video on Viewer....35
5.2. Windows vista and Windows 7 User for Record & Capture Problem ..... 36
5.3 Technical Inquiry.... 39

1. Appendix 40

6.1.FAN & Heater 40
6.2. DIP Switch Setting 42

1. Introduction

1.1. Overview of ONSI P OPTZ36XO/I

ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I, as a state-of-the-art 1Channel Speed Dome Network Camera based on integrated Embedded Software technologies such as H.264 & MJPEG, G.726 & PCM Video & Audio Compression, Embedded Web Server, Embedded Streaming Server, various Network Protocols, transmits synchronized video and audio data in real time through IP Network as well as supports bi-directional audio communication by allowing transmission of audio from Client PC to ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I.

ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I, with completed Integration with analog CCTV camera, Digital and network technology, is applicable for various sectors such as Security, Remote Monitoring, Remote Education, Simple Video Conference as well as Internet Broadcasting System etc.

1.2. Specification

1.2.1. Basic Specification

Class		Description
Video	Compression	H.264 / MJPEG
	Resolution	**Refer to the datasheet
Audio(Bi-directional)	Up Stream	32 Kbps G.726
	Down Stream	64 Kbps PCM
Network	Interface	RJ-45, 10/100 Mbps
	Access Network	Static, DHCP, PPP/PPPoE
	Protocol	IPv4/6, TCP, UDP, IGMP, ICMP, ICMPv6 etc.
I/O	Sensor	4	NC, NO Selectable
	Relay Output	2	Alarm or Remote ON/OFF Control (30V, 1A)
	RS-232C	Factory Default
	Mic/Line In	Selectable on Admin Page
	Line Out	1 V p-p Audio Output for Amp embedded Speaker
	CVBS Output	Supported
Power	PoE	Supported
	AC In	12VDC Adaptor (higher than 2 Amp)
Housing	Water-Proof	IP66
	Heater	Refer to Installation Configuration
Installation Type	Bracket	Wall, Ceiling, Ceiling Embedded Type

1.3. Application of ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I

• Security Surveillance (Building, Stores, Manufacturing Device, Parking Lot, Bank, Public Office & Military etc)
• Remote Monitoring (Hospital, Kindergarten, Traffic Status, Public Area)
• Video Conference, Remote Lecture, Internet Broadcasting
• Climate & Environment Surveillance

2. Production Description

2.1. Package Contents

Open the package and check if the followings are included;

2.1.1. ONSIP OPTZ36 XO

Contents	Description	Remark
Bracket & Housing	Outdoor Housing, Wall Mount Bracket
Accessories	Screw (M4x15 4EA), Safety Cable
Manual	Housing Installation Manual
IP Camera	Camera body
Tools & Accessories	Wrench, Safety Cable, Cable Tie, Terminal Block(2Pin, 3Pin, 5Pin, 6Pin: 1EA), Screw(∅ 3x6 2EA,∅ 4x16 5EA)
CD	Software & Product User Manual
Quick Reference	Quick Installation Guide

2.2 Preview

ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I	IP-Installer	CMS Software(Speco-NVR)
Speed Dome Network Camera	IP Assignment Program	PC based Client formonitoring/storing Video/Audiotransmitted form Product(Max. 64CH supported)

2.3. Physical Description

2.3.1. External View

Two security cameras shown from different angles (no text or symbols visible)

Fig 2-1. External View of ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I

2.3.2. Bottom View & Connection Diagram

IR SENSOR or DOOR SENSOR SIGNAL GND (2,3,4=12*0) AUX 1 AUX 2 TERMINAL BLOCK (FEMALE) TERMINAL BLOCK (MALE)

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IR SENSOR or DOOR SENSOR SIGNAL GND (2,3,4 Same way of 1) AUX 1 AUX 2 NETWORK TERMINAL BLOCK (FEMALE) MONITOR LINE OUT MIIC/LINE IN CONTROLLER or PVR ADAPTOR AC220/110V TERMINAL BLOCK (MALE)

Fig 2-2-2. Terminal Block, LAN & Power Connector

2.3.3. External & Internal View

1.Bubble
2. Lock Screw
3.DIP Switch 1
4.DIP Switch 2
5. Camera Lens
6. Lock Holder
7.Aux
8. Alarm
9.Power LED
10.LAN (100 Base-T)
11.Video Out
12.Power(AC24V)
13.RS485
14.MIC/Line IN
15.Line Out

Fig 2-3-1. Connector Part

Technical diagram of a mechanical device with numbered annotations pointing to internal components.

Diagram of a circular device with numbered components and internal layout, likely for electronics or system labeling.

1. Bubble
2. Lock Screw
3. Camera
4. Dip Switch1
5. Dip Switch2
6. Lock Holder

7. Alarm

8. LAN (100 Base-T)

9. RS-485 (D+, D-)
10. Power Input (DC12V)
11. Aux
12. Video out (Analog CVBS)
13. Power LED
14. Mic / Line In

10.5

1. Wall Mount Bracket 2. Sun-visor 3. Housing 4. Bubble 5. Ceiling Mount Bracket for indoor camera 6. Fan 7. Heater 8. Circuit Board

Fig 2-4. Outdoor Housing

2.4. Functional Description

- AC Power

Connect 24 Volt AC adaptor to this terminal for supplying power to the network camera.

- DC Power

Connect 12 Volt DC adaptor to this terminal for supplying power to the network camera.

- Status LED (Dual Color - Red/Green): It will be lit in green or red depending on the status.

① Green: Green color indicates that the camera is in normal operation mode. Continuous green indicates that data transmission is possible. Blinking green means that someone is connected to ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I.

② Red: Continuous or blinking red indicates that hardware is in abnormal condition.

Red/Green LED will be lit with red momentarily and it will be lit with green after a while when power is applied into ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I.

LINK/LAN LED (Orange): It will be lit with orange color when network cabling is all right. Blinking orange color indicates that normal data transmission is under way. Off state indicates that there is trouble in network connection.

• HEATER/FAN

Used for connecting power cable of heater and fan. Power cable of heater and fan is in the bracket.

• Alarm In/Out (ALARM/AUX)

Used for connecting alarm sensor, alarm annunciation device to ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I.

Class

Description

Relay + - Alarm Out Device Power Supply (-30V) (~2A) (DC/AC)

graph LR
    A["Relay"] --> B["Optional Relay Switch"]
    A --> C["Power Supply (30V ~ 2A) (DC/AC)"]
    B --> D["Alarm Out Device"]
    C --> E["Power Supply (30V ~ 2A) (DC/AC)"]
    D --> F["+"]
    E --> G["+"]
    F --> H["+"]
    G --> I["-"]
    H --> J["-"]
    I --> K["+"]
    J --> L["-"]

Fig 2-5. Relay Connection Diagram (Left: lower than 30V, 2A, Right: Higher than 30V 2A)

- Alarm

Connect external alarm sensor. Examples of sensing devices are infrared sensor, motion sensor, heat/smoke sensor, magnetic sensor, etc. Connect the two wires of the sensors to "SNS In". The sensor type (NC/NO) can be set in admin page. 10mA can be flown into sensor device. Multiple sensor devices can be connected in parallel.

Photo Coupler +12V GND Sensor1+ Sensor1- Sensor1- NO/NCType Sensor Device + - Open CollectorType Sensor Device -

3. Bracket Installation

3.1. ONSIP OPTZ36XO

3.1.1. Basic Components & Mounting Accessories

Diagram of a spray gun with labeled parts 1 and 2

5 1 2 3 4 6 8 7 5. Ceiling camera

1. Wall Mount Bracket
2. Sun-viso
3. Housing
4. Bubble

1. Ceiling Mount Bracket for indoor

camera

1. Fan
2. Heater
3. Circuit Board

3.1.2. Preparation

1. Configure the DIP Switch by referring Appendix.

DIP Switches : Make sure to set the switch positions as illustrated below.

DIP1-CAMERA ID DIP2 RS485 TERMINAL 2 - NOT USED 3 - PROTOCOL1 4 - PROTOCOL2 5 - NOT USED 6 - NOT USED 7 - BAUD RATE1 8 - BAUD RATE2 [ P4-12 ] PP FREE OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF DIPT OFF OFF OFF OFF KSS08S ON ON

- When using system controller for the control of the dome, always set the RS-485 communication channel to be: 2400 bps, 8 bit, 1 stop bit, no parity.

1. Place the Dome Cover and screw.

Placing Dome Cover

3.1.3. Installation using Walling Mount Type

The wall should be strong enough to hold 4 times of the weight of the camera (5.3 KG). This means that the wall should withstand weight of 21.2 KGs in the minimum.

1. Pass the combined cable through the inside Cable Gland.

CABLE GLAND COMBINED CABLE

WALL MOUNT BRACKET PLATE

Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled components and a highlighted section in red.

Hidden Cable

Exposed Cable

1. Connect Sun-Visor with Wall Mounting Bracket. (1)
2. After connecting Product and Cable, install the product by inserting Product into internal fixing hole of housing and turning in clockwise. (2)
3. Assemble the Bubble. (3)

1

2

3

3.2 ONSIP OPTZ36XI

3.2.1. Preparation

1. Open the Dome Cover by unscrewing with wrench.

Opening Dome Cover

2 mm UNLOCK Unlock the screw Rotate the cover to remove

1. Configure the DIP Switch by referring Appendix.

DIP Switches : Make sure to set the switch positions as illustrated below.

1. Place the Dome Cover and screw.

Placing Dome Cover

Place the cover & rotate to tighten Lock the screw Screw head should be even with the surface when locked. LOCK

3.2.2. Installation using Ceiling Mount Type

Ceiling board should be strong enough to hold the weight of approx.. 2Kg.

5 Attach the CAMERA to the CEILING MOUNT. TO attach the CAMERA to the CEILING MOUNT, insert the CAMERA MOUNT HOLES Into the BRACKET MOUNT HOLES and twist the camera by 10° toward locked position.

LOCK HOLDER NC LOCK HOLDER-2

6 Place M3 screw to fix the CAMERA. SW (M3.0)

Place the cover COVER HOLE COVER COVER LOCK

5 Insert the CAMERA into the MOUNT.

6 APPLY screw to fix the CAMERA. - SCREW (M3.0)

7 Place the COVER to finish the installation

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

4. Installation

4.1. Required System Specification

Required Specification of PC for Camera Configuration & Control.

Class	Recommendation	Remark
CPU	Pentium-4 3Ghz
RAM	1GB
Graphic Card	Higher than ATI Chip-Set based 64M	1600x1200(UXGA)
LAN Card	Higher than 100Mbps
OS	Windows XP
Web Browser	Higher than Internet Explorer 6.0

** Operating Systems supported: Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP / Vista / 7

4.2. Quick Installation Guide

graph LR
    A["Person"] --> B["LAN Switch"]
    B --> C["AC Adaptor"]
    D["Person"] --> E["LAN Switch supporting IEEE802.3at PoE"]
    E --> F["Product"]

Fig 4-1. LAN Cable Connection Diagram

1. Connect PC and ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I to Network Device (HUB)

I. Prepare a PC which needs to be connected to Network.

ONSIP OPTZ O/I Users' Guide

Admin Page Button IP installer

Figure 4-2. Speco-NVR

Follow the sequence below for setting the IP parameter

i) Run IP installer
ii) Click ① in IP installer window.> Double click on ② > Fill in ④ > make a selection in ⑤ > Fill the parameters in ⑥
iii) Click on ⑨ to apply the settings.

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IP Installer MAC Address IP Address Name No Refresh Set Admin Pass Reload Default Adapter About Exit MAC Address System Name Management Server UPnP Disable UPn Static ADSL(PPPqE) Auto(DHCP) WLAN SSID Auth. Type EncryptType WLAN Key Network Adapter WDewwwMPP_14580157E-SF24-MAC 1-B382-PE0573-EFAB Net Mode Static Web Port RTSP Port Clone MAC IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway DNS1 DNS2 Service Name User Name Password

Click on the field in ③ for sorting and rearranging the list.

Select network mode that best suits from the drop down list in ⑤. You can choose either

3. Remote Connection to IP Camera

I. Connection via Web Viewer

Web View is the simplest method to connect to product via internet explorer. Once you insert "http://IP_address:HTTP_port_number" into Internet Explorer, you can access to the relevant product.

For the use of Web Viewer, Active-X module should be installed.

If internet access is available, you can download it by accessing Camera or if you install Speco-NVR. Active-X module will be installed together.

Connection to Admin Page
Basic Control Buttons

Network Camera Viewer - Windows Internet Explorer Set Up OES

1) Connection through Speco-NVR

Click the camera assignment button for setting camera address. Input the description, address, Ch#, User ID, Password and port and then click the save button. After assignment procedure, you must click the SAVE button. You can see the live video when you click the live view button as below. When you exit Speco-NVR, you have to input the ID/PW, admin/1234. Details for the Speco-NVR can be found in [Speco-NVR User's Guide].

Camera Assignment Live view Exit Program ID Password Exit Program Default ID/PW: admin/1234

4. Initial Configuration by connecting Admin Mode

All Parameters of ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I are initially set as factory default. So you must change them with appropriate value to your network configuration by accessing via Admin Tool. Admin Tool Access Method is as below.

Http://[IP Address]:[HTTP Port No.]/ admin.htm

Admin Tool Access ID / Password: root / admin. As it is Default Value, please change them. For the detailed Configuration, please refer to [Configuration_Guide].

5. Trouble Shooting

5.1. No Video on Viewer

→ Network Connection Status Check(Ping Test)

You can check the Network Connection Status by doing Ping Test.

• Start > Run > cmd > Ping IP Address (EX>ping 172.16.42.51).
• If you get the response such as "Reply from\~", Network Configuration & Connection Status is good.

Please re-try to access or refer to other trouble shooting category. (1)

- If you get the response such as "Request timed out", Network Configuration & Connection Status is in problem. Please check the Network Cable and Configuration. (②)

C:\WINDOWS\Wsystem32\cmd.exe Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2081 Microsoft Corp. C:\Documents and Settings\Superman>ping 172.16.42.51 Pinging 172.16.42.51 with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 172.16.42.51: bytes=32 time(1ms TTL=64 C:\Documents and Settings\Superman>ping 172.16.42.51 Pinging 172.16.42.51 with 32 bytes of data: Request timed out.

5.2. Windows vista and Windows 7 User for Record & Capture Problem

For the use of Video Recording & Capture function on Speco-NVR and Web Viewer, Windows Vista and Windows 7 Users are required to configure "User Account Configuration" and "Program Execution Entitlement Configuration". If not configure, Recorded File won't be generated or Captured Image on Web Viewer won't be saved.

Windows Vista Configuration

1. User Account Configuration

1) Select "User Account" on Control Panel
2) Select "Turn User Account Control on or off"
3) Uncheck "Use User Account Control to help protect your computer".

Control Panel Items System and Maintenance Security Network and Support Hardware and Services Programs User Accounts Application and Settings Clock, Language, and Settings Form of Accounts Additional Systems Show Data User Accounts Change your account point Change your Windows password Windows Certificate Change information set that are used for help to access services Control Panel User Accounts User Accounts Tools Create a password key and Manage your network Manage your file encryption Manage your user profile programs Manage your security settings Make changes to your user account Create a password for your account Change your status Change your account name Change your account type Manage your account name Turn User Account Control as an active Turn an User Account Control (UAC) to make your computer more secure User Account Control (UAC) can help prevent unaddressed changes to your computer. We recommend that you have UAC based on help protect your computer. Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer.

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Open Troubleshoot compatibility Open file location Run as administrator Pin to Taskbar Pin to Start Menu Restore previous versions Send to Cut Copy Create shortcut Delete Rename Properties

NVR Properties Security Details Previous Versions General Shortcut Compatibility If you have problems with this program and it worked correctly on an earlier version of Windows, select the compatibility mode that matches that earlier version. Help me choose the settings Compatibility mode Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows XP (Service Pack 3) Settings Run in 256 colors Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution Disable visual themes Disable desktop composition Disable display scaling on high DPI settings Privilege Level Run this program as an administrator Change settings for all users OK Cancel Apply

Windows 7 Configuration

1. User Account Configuration

1) Select "User Account" on Control Panel
2) Select "Change User Account Control Setting"
3) Set the Alarm Level at the lowest "Never Notify"

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2. Program Execution Entitlement Configuration

1) Select "NVR" icon on the wallpaper
2) Select "Properties" menu popped up by clicking right button on Mouse
3) Select Check Box of "Run this program as an administrator" from the compatibility Tap.

Open Troubleshoot compatibility Open file location Run as administrator Pin to Taskbar Pin to Start Menu Restore previous versions Send to Cut Copy Create shortcut Delete Rename Properties

MVE Properties Security Details Previous Versions General Shortcut Compatibility If you have problems with this program and it worked correctly on an earlier version of Windows, select the compatibility mode that matches that earlier version. Help me choose the settings Compatibility mode: □ Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows XP (Service Pack 3) Settings □ Run in 256 colors □ Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution □ Disable visual themes □ Disable desktop composition □ Disable display scaling on high DPI settings Privilege Level ✓ Run this program as an administrator Change settings for all users OK Cancel Apply

5.3 Technical Inquiry

Please contact to your supplier if you still have problem even taking all trouble shootings.

For the quickest solution, please prepare all information below;

1. Product Model Name
2. Serial No. & Mac Address
3. Date of Purchase
4. Summary of Problem
5. Error Message

6. Appendix

6.1. FAN & Heater

FAN & Heater is inside Housing of Outdoor Speed Dome.

At ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I, FAN & Heater will operate.

FAN HEATER Cabling for the Fan & Heater are completed in the Factory

At ONSIP OPTZ36XO/I, FAN & Heater will operate by connecting power cable of FAN & Heater to

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Weight

3.4kg (including Camera : 5.3kg)

6.2. DIP Switch Setting

A. ID Configuration

* Factory Default: Camera ID = 1

(1-ON, 0-OFF)

DIP SW	ID VALUE	DIP SW	ID VALUE	DIP SW	ID VALUE
10000000	1	00010100	40	11110010	79
01000000	2	10010100	41	00001010	80
11000000	3	01010100	42	10001010	81
00100000	4	11010100	43	01001010	82
10100000	5	00110100	44	11001010	83
01100000	6	10110100	45	00101010	84
11100000	7	01110100	46	10101010	85
00010000	8	11110100	47	01101010	86
01101000	22	10111100	61	00100110	100
11101000	23	01111100	62	10100110	101
00011000	24	11111100	63	01100110	102
10011000	25	00000010	64	11100110	103
01011000	26	10000010	65	00010110	104
11011000	27	01000010	66	10010110	105
00111000	28	11000010	67	01010110	106
10111000	29	00100010	68	11010110	107
01111000	30	10100010	69	00110110	108
11111000	31	01100010	70	10110110	109
00000100	32	11100010	71	01110110	110
10000100	33	00010010	72	11110110	111
01000100	34	10010010	73	00001110	112
11000100	35	01010010	74	10001110	113
00100100	36	11010010	75	01001110	114
10100100	37	00110010	76	11001110	115
01100100	38	10110010	77	00101110	116
11100100	39	01110010	78	10101110	117
01101110	118	00100101	164	01001011	210
11101110	119	10100101	165	11001011	211
00011110	120	01100101	166	00101011	212
10011110	121	11100101	167	10101011	213
11100001	135	10101101	181	11000111	227
00010001	136	01101101	182	00100111	228
10010001	137	11101101	183	10100111	229
01010001	138	00011101	184	01100111	230
11010001	139	10011101	185	11100111	231
00110001	140	01011101	186	00010111	232
10110001	141	11011101	187	10010111	233
01110001	142	00111101	188	01010111	234
11110001	143	10111101	189	11010111	235
00001001	144	01111101	190	00110111	236
10001001	145	11111101	191	10110111	237
01001001	146	00000011	192	01110111	238
11001001	147	10000011	193	11110111	239
00101001	148	01000011	194	00001111	240
10101001	149	11000011	195	10001111	241
01101001	150	00100011	196	01001111	242
11101001	151	10100011	197	11001111	243
00011001	152	01100011	198	00101111	244
10011001	153	11100011	199	10101111	245
01011001	154	00010011	200	01101111	246
11011001	155	10010011	201	11101111	247
00111001	156	01010011	202	00011111	248

B. PROTOCOL

Set by 3^rd , 4^th Switch of DIP Switch 2.

Factory Default: Pelco-D & Pelco-P (Auto)

DIP SW2 - 3 ^rd 4 ^th
OFF / OFF	Pelco-D or Pelco-P
ON / ON	Maxpro protocol

C. BAUD RATE SETTING

Set by 7^th , 8^th Switch of DIP Switch 2.

Changeable Speed: 4800bps, 9600bps

Factory Default: 2400bps.

DIP SW2-7th	DIP SW2-8th	BAUD RATE
OFF	OFF	Not Used
OFF	ON	2400bps
ON	OFF	4800bps
ON	ON	9600bps

* 5 ^th , 6 ^th Switch of DIP Switch 2 is not used.