Pelco C2910M-A (4/05) 3 Camcorder User Manual
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3. FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT LINE SYNC V PHASE ADJ BACK EXIT C2910M A 4 05 Auto White Balance AWB Calibration In some installations use the auto white balance AWB feature of the CCC5100H Series camera to render the most accurate image color possi ble Mixed color applications may affect the amount of color adjustment For example a small white object on a large blue surface may have a reddish tint AWB uses a calibration image to identify the correct white level camera then uses this white level when adjusting overall image color NOTE AWB is recommended only for indoor applications that have a single primary light source Example A CCC5100H 6 camera is installed in a pan tilt enclosure in a clothing store in a shopping mall Mixed colors are located throughout the store Overhead lights provide the primary illumination but some light also enters the store from the mall As the camera pans a section filled with blue clothing the camera may redden the image to compensate for the blue When properly calibrated the camera will not try to adjust scenes with predominant amounts of red or blue To calibrate auto white balance 1 Dm Ev ue De C2910M A 4 05 Focus the camera on a neutral color scene Select a neutral scene with the following characteristics e little or no black e Not predominantly red e Not predominantly blue e direct light source such as a lamp or a window Display the WHITE
4. DS ee Fa ee e or 12 ITI TREE RE SEIS send 13 Device Transmit TX to Camera Receive RX Connections 14 Coax ORE C I 14 sa sekaa angah ag a NGA Hai BER BADANE Aa a BEN Aa esses E EO aa 14 UTP Video ai EA E KAKA BRA E cad Bg a a kak a a ga a 14 LOW Voltage Power Connections ag eee ag A aaa 15 Rear Panel Buttons and Actions a RR RR RR RR Rer 18 Pelco Controller Buttons and 5 m x kx Ga Rr doce ers Rx Ge 20 Predefined Profile Settings rr ne Ede Re fer esr 40 5 Regulatory Notices This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reason
5. LOCKING SCREW LENS FOCUS LOCKING SCREW C2910M A 4 05 3 If necessary enable Automatic Gain Control AGC on the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu AGC is enabled by default a Display the AUTO IRIS menu MAIN MENU VIDEO STANDARD b Switch the AUTOMATIC AGC setting to ON WHITE BALA AUTOMATIC AGC lt PROFILES gt LENS TYPE 4 Display the FINE FOCUS menu RCM S E bc AUTO IRIS 5 Aim the camera at the farthest object in the field of view Make sure it is at least FINE FOCUS BACK 6 5 ft 2 m away bur 6 Setthe varifocal to wide W and the lens focal length to far 7 Adjustthe back focus Move the back focus locking screw on the camera up or down until the image is focused As the focus improves the value on the FINE FOCUS menu increases the higher the number the better the focus Back focus is a coarse adjustment You will make the fine focus adjustment in VIDEO STAND FINE FOCUS steps 8 10 cc LENS TYPE 8 Move the varifocal locking screw up or down to set the field of view BACK 5 9 Adjust the lens focus until the highest value possible appears on the FINE SENENGE FOCUS menu dd 10 Repeat steps 8 and 9 until the focus is correct 11 Manual iris only Adjust the iris for the best picture quality The largest aperture gives the best light sensitivity the smallest aperture gives the greatest depth of field 12 Tighten all lens locking screws NOTE When tightening the le
6. which have a five year warranty Two years on standard motorized or fixed focal length lenses Two years on Legacy CM6700 CM6800 CM9700 Series matrix and DF5 DF8 Series fixed dome products Two years on Spectra Esprit ExSite and PS20 scanners including when used in continuous motion applications Two years on Esprit and WW5700 Series window wiper excluding wiper blades Eighteen months on DX Series digital video recorders NVR300 Series network video recorders and Series distributed network based video products One year except video heads on video cassette recorders VCRs Video heads will be covered for a period of six months Six months on all pan and tilts scanners or preset lenses used in continuous motion applications that is preset scan tour and auto scan modes Pelco will warrant all replacement parts and repairs for 90 days from the date of Pelco shipment All goods requiring warranty repair shall be sent freight prepaid to Pelco Clovis California Repairs made necessary by reason of misuse alteration normal wear or accident are not covered under this warranty Pelco assumes no risk and shall be subject to no liability for damages or loss resulting from the specific use or application made of the Products Pelcos liability for any claim whether based on breach of contract negligence infringement of any rights of any party or product liability relating to the Products shall not excee
7. 0 45 NTSC 0 36 PAL adjustable 0 25 1 00 12 36 VDC 10 or 24 28 VAC 10 47 63 Hz autosensing 100 240 VAC 10 47 63 Hz autoranging 45 watts maximum 2 pin terminal strip push in type with screw lock 2 conductor integral cable BNC 10 pin RJ45 10 Analog composite video Unshielded twisted pair UTP video Low voltage power CCC51x0H 6 Data 1 0 Pelco P or Pelco D protocol 3 conductor 2 5 mm connector for optional CST150 CST100 camera setup tool 4 pin connector miniature square C CS mount 1 4 inch UNC 20 screw top or bottom of camera housing 14 to 122 F 10 to 50 40 to 140 F 40 to 60 C 20 to 8096 noncondensing 41 42 PHYSIGAL Dimensions 3 60 Dx 2 77 W x 2 40 9 14 x 7 03 x 6 09 cm Weight without lens 0 40 Ib 0 20 kg shipping Weight 1 Ib 0 45 kg Design and product specifications subject to change without notice C2910M A 4 05 PRODUCT WARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMATION WARRANTY Pelco will repair or replace without charge any merchandise proved defective in material or workmanship for a period of one year after the date of shipment Exceptions to this warranty are as noted below Five years on FT FR8000 Series fiber optic products Three years on Genex Series products multiplexers server and keyboard Three years on Camclosure and fixed camera models except the CC3701H 2 CC3701H 2X CC3751H 2 CC3651H 2X MC3651H 2 and MC3651H 2X camera models
8. Resource CD e Installation Operation manual INSTALL PDF e Quick Start Guide QSG PDF e Important Safety Instructions models SAFETY 6 PDF e Important Safety Instructions 7 models SAFETY 7 PDF OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 150 Adjustable camera mount CST150 Handheld camera setup tool with microdisplay CST100 Handheld camera setup tool with video output connector C2910M A 4 05 Lens Mounting The CCC5100H Series camera supports both manual and DC drive auto iris lenses either fixed focal length or varifocal The camera accepts both CS and C mount lenses without a mount adapter NOTE The CCC5100H Series camera does not support video drive auto iris lenses WIRING AN AUTO IRIS LENS DC drive auto iris lenses are controlled through the four pin drive connector type D4 152N Figure 2 identifies the pin connections for the auto iris lens connector on the back of the camera 2 1 Pin DC Drive Auto Iris Lens Control coil negative Control coil positive 4 Drive coil positive 4 Drive coil negative 4 3 Figure 2 DC Drive Auto Iris Lens Connections Camera Connector MOUNTING THE LENS When mounting the lens onto the camera refer to Figure 3 1 Use clean compressed air to make sure there is no dust or other foreign matter between the lens and the camera imager 2 Screw the lens onto the lens mount 3 DC drive auto iris lens Connect the four pin connector from the lens to the connector
9. As soon as you access the MAIN MENU move the joystick up or down to select a menu option Table J lists the buttons and actions for menu navigation Table J Pelco Controller Buttons and Actions Up or right in menu or item options Single Down or left in menu or item options Single Repeat Hold joystick down oelect menu or item or advance to next step oave setting and exit to menu NOTE If your Pelco controller does not have a joystick use the up and down buttons To display a menu 1 Open the MAIN MENU 2 Usethe joystick to select the menu 3 Press the iris open button to open the menu To change an item 1 Use the joystick to select the item 2 Press the iris open button to open the item 3 Move the joystick up and down to move through the options or to move the slider left or right NOTE When you pass the upper limit on most sliders the cursor moves back to the left and then continues up The opposite is true when passing the lower limit on most sliders 4 Press the iris close button to save the setting and return to the menu To move to a previous menu select BACK and press the iris open button To close the setup menus select EXIT from any menu and press the iris open button NOTE The rest of this document describes navigating the menus using the three buttons on the cameras rear panel and on the CST150 CST100 Refer to Table J for the equivalent Pelco controller commands 20 C2910M A 4 05 M
10. BALANCE menu Change the MODE setting to AUTO WHITE BALANCE MAIN MENU WHITE BALANCE MODE AUTO WHITE BALANCE 4 lt ATW NORMAL DESAT gt select EXIT to close the setup menus SUNL TES MANUAL COLOR TEMP Focus the camera on the target scene BACK EXIT Use a short center press to calibrate the AWB settings to the neutral scene As soon as you finish customizing this and all other camera settings save your custom settings into user definable profile Then change the default profile to CUSTOM or CUSTOM2 This protects them in case the camera loses power or must be restarted refer to Profiles Menu for more information 39 Predefined Profile Settings Table K lists the default settings that differ for each predefined profile When configuring the CCC5100H Series camera start with the profile that best fits your installation After you customize it save it into one of the user definable profiles CUSTOM1 or CUSTOM2 Refer to the Profiles Menu section which describes how to save your custom settings Table K Predefined Profile Settings MENU SUBMENU SEITING WDR INDOOR OUTDOOR WINDOW LENS VIDEO VIDEO LEVEL iRESEUP 00 75 75 NUN GAMING NIN sema woms a 0 3 3 0 20 DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS SHARPNESS APERTURE AIW WHITE NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL
11. EXTENDED DESAT NORMAL BALANCE ATW NORMAL HIGH LIMIT 7900 5500 5500 7900 9900 6000 ATW DESAT LOW LIMIT 2800 2800 2800 2200 2500 2800 40 C2910M A 4 05 Specifications GENERAL Imaging Device Dynamic Range Picture Elements ocanning System oynchronization Horizontal Resolution Iris Control Electronic Shutter Range Auto Iris Lens Type oensitivity CCC5100H CCC5110H oignal to Noise Ratio CCC5100H CCC5110H Vertical Phase Automatic Gain Control Backlight Compensation Signal Processing Video Output Auto White Balance Range Gamma Correction ELECTRICAL Power Requirements CCC51x0H 6 CCC51x0H 7 Power Consumption Power Connector CCC51x0H 6 CCC51x0H 7 Video Connector Multifunction Connector Service Connector Auto Iris Connector MECHANICAL Lens Mount Camera Mount ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature storage Temperature Humidity C2910M A 4 05 1 3 inch SIMD 95 dB typical 120 dB maximum Sensor resolution 742 H x 552 V 525 NTSC 625 PAL lines 2 1 interlace Internal line lock Pelco V Sync More than 480 TV lines Automatic manual 1 15 to 1 3 500 second DC drive 0 8 lux F1 2 40 IRE AGC on 75 scene reflectance 1 2 lux F1 2 40 IRE AGC on 75 scene reflectance gt 50 dB gt 51 dB Adjustable 120 On screen menu adjustable to 21 dB On screen menu four regions SIMD digital signal processing DSP 1 0 to 1 2 Vp p 75 ohms adjustable 2 000 to 11 000 K
12. clearly identified with the assigned CA or RA number and freight should be prepaid Ship to the appropriate address below If you are located within the continental U S Alaska Hawaii or Puerto Rico send goods to service Department Pelco 3500 Pelco Way Clovis CA 93612 5699 If you are located outside the continental U S Alaska Hawaii or Puerto Rico and are instructed to return goods to the USA you may do one of the following If the goods are to be sent by a COURIER SERVICE send the goods to Pelco 3500 Pelco Way Clovis CA 93612 5699 USA If the goods are to be sent by a FREIGHT FORWARDER send the goods to Pelco c o Expeditors 473 Eccles Avenue South San Francisco CA 94080 USA Phone 650 737 1700 Fax 650 737 0933 REVISION HISTORY Manual Date Comments C2910M 9 04 Original version C2910M A 4 05 Added RGB models Updated for new software version Minor corrections throughout Pelco the Pelco logo Spectra Genex Esprit Camclosure Coaxitron and Legacy are registered trademarks of Pelco PelcoNet Endura and ExSite are trademarks of Pelco Copyright 2005 Pelco All rights reserved PELLO Worldwide Headquarters 3500 Pelco Way Clovis California 93612 USA USA amp Canada Tel 800 289 9100 Fax 800 289 9150 International Tel 1 559 292 1981 Fax 1 559 348 1120 www pelco com 1509001 United States Canada United Kingdom The Netherlands Singapore Spain Scandinavia Fra
13. light level changes Adjust the DC gain until the camera provides the best image of the scene If set too high the auto iris will respond slowly to fast light changes If set too low the auto iris may conflict with the electronic shutter Either will cause image brightness to oscillate from light to dark to light The default is 120 Bright Limit Use this slider to set the highest light level at which gain control will function When the light level reaches this limit the camera activates the auto iris Move the slider from 34 to 20 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table The BRIGHT LIMIT applies only to a DC drive auto iris lens If you are using a manual iris lens do not change this setting FINE FOCUS Fine focus uses a focus value to help you adjust the lens to achieve the best possible focus for a scene When you enter the FINE FOCUS menu the focus value appears 100 1 Adjustthe lens focus The focus value changes 2 Adjustthe lens until the highest possible value appears The value can range from 50 to over 250 depending on lens and scene Refer to Camera Focusing in this manual for complete instructions Figure 7 shows sample Fine Focus screens for both unfocused and focused images The unfocused image on the left has a low focus value The focused image on the right has a high focus value The higher the number the better the focus FINE FOCUS DU Wl 70 Figure 7 Fine
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15. tightening the lens locking screws do not over turn or force any screw 11 12 13 14 15 gives the greatest depth of field Tighten all lens locking screws Auto iris only Remove the ND filter Select BACK to return to the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu If necessary disable AGC Switch the AUTOMATIC AGC setting to OFF oelect EXIT to close the setup menus As soon as you finish customizing this and all other camera settings save your custom settings into a user definable profile Then change the default profile to CUSTOM or CUSTOMA This protects them in case the camera loses power or must be restarted refer to Profiles Menu for more information VARIFOCAL LENS MAIN MENU LENS VIDEO SIGNAL VIDEO STANDARD AUTOMATIC AGC LENS TYPE LINE SYNC VIDEO LEVEL AUTO IRIS FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT Use the following procedure to focus the CCC5100H Series camera using a varifocal lens either manual or auto iris 1 Auto iris only Cover the auto iris lens with suitable neutral density ND filter This opens the iris fully For best results use ND3 filter 2 Manual iris only Open the iris completely Refer to Figure 14 which shows the manual iris varifocal and lens focus locking screws for a sample lens Refer to your lens documentation for more information BACK FOCUS ADJUSTMENT VARIFOCAL UP DOWN MANUAL IRIS LOCKING SCREW Figure 14 Camera Focus with Varifocal Lens
16. to select PAL Otherwise the camera will default to NTSC 3 Power frequency When using AC power the camera selects NTSC if the frequency is 60 Hz and PAL if the power frequency is 50 Hz In DC power installations the camera cannot use the power frequency to identify the video format If the camera cannot determine the video format the CCC5100H Series camera selects the last used video format The factory default is NTSC 32 C2910M A 4 05 Lens Setup and Focus Procedures The following sections describe how to set up and focus the lens for your CCC5100H Series camera DC DRIVE AUTO IRIS LENS SETUP Before using a DC drive auto iris lens you should adjust the DC offset setting Use the following steps to match the camera s DC voltage setting to the drive circuit on the auto iris lens 1 Remove the lens from the camera 2 Place the front end of the camera face down on a flat surface to block all light from the camera imager 3 Connect the auto iris lens connector to the cameras rear panel 4 Access the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu 5 Make sure the LENS TYPE is set to DC 6 Access the AUTO IRIS menu C2910M A 4 05 LANGUAGE LENS VIDEO CAMERA DIS LIGHT METE WHITE BALA PROFILES SYSTEM INF EXIT VIDEO STAND AUTOMATIC LENS TYPE LINE SYNC VIDEO LEVE AUTO IRIS FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT DC OFFSET SAVE DC OFFSET DC GAIN BRIGHT LIM BACK EXIT 33 34 7 10 12
17. 1 e Party None Connect the control wires from the Pelco device to the multifunction connector refer to Table D Table D Device Transmit TX to Camera Receive RX Connections Pm lead Polco Device Pelco Data RX NOTE use the control leads you must use an RJ45 10 plug COAX VIDEO LEADS Connect the coax video wires to the multifunction connector refer to Table E Refer to Table B for the maximum video cable distance BNC Table E Coax Video Connections Pin lead Coax Video Return UNSHIELDED TWISTED PAIR UTP LEADS The CCC5100H Series camera supports composite video over unshielded twisted pair UTP cabling The camera UTP video output signal is 1 Vp p differential into a 100 ohm load At a minimum UTP requires Catb 100 ohm twisted pair cable You can install either a passive or an active UTP receiver at the head end Table F lists the maximum UTP wiring distances It also lists the restrictions when using either type of UTP receiver NOTE Ihe CCC5100H Series camera supports video to both active and passive UTP receivers However Coaxitron and Pelco V Sync are only supported when using a passive UTP receiver Refer to Using Coax Video for information about Coaxitron and Pelco V Sync Table F UTP Wiring Distances Receiver Distance Active 0 3 000 ft Video Only 0 914 4 m Passive Video Coaxitron Pelco V Sync 0 750 ft 0 228 6 m Connect the UTP video wires t
18. 13 Hold the auto iris lens so you can watch the iris refer to Figure 12 Then increase the DC OFFSET setting slowly until the iris closes OPEN IRIS CLOSED IRIS acai Figure 12 Open Iris and Closed Iris As soon as the iris closes slowly decrease the DC OFFSET value by 14 or until the iris opens again select SAVE DC OFFSET to save the DC OFFSET setting into nonvolatile camera memory It will not be erased either by cycling camera power or by restoring factory settings select EXIT to close the setup menus Remove the auto iris lens connector from the cameras rear panel Use clean compressed air to remove any dust or other foreign matter between the lens and the camera imager screw the auto iris lens onto the lens mount Connect the auto iris lens connector to the camera rear panel C2910M A 4 05 CAMERA FOCUSING The CCC5100H Series camera features a fine focus screen that helps you focus your camera Use it to adjust both the back focus on the camera and the fine focus on the lens Use the procedure specific for your lens FIXED FOCAL LENS Use the following procedure to focus the CCC5100H Series camera using a fixed focal length lens either manual or auto iris 1 Auto iris only Cover the auto iris lens with a suitable neutral density ND filter This opens the iris fully For best results use an 3 filter 2 Manual iris only Open the iris completely Refer to Figure 13 which shows the manual iris and
19. AIN MENU The following sections describe each menu and all settings associated with that menu he sample screens in each section show the default setting LANGUAGE To display the MAIN MENU SENS VIDED SIGNALS lt CAMERA DISPLAY gt e Press the center button on the rear panel or the CST150 CST100 tool Refer to Accessing the Setup pee Menus Rear Panel lt PROFILES gt SYSTEM INFORMATION e Use the Pelco controller Refer to Accessing the Setup Menus Pelco Controller EXIT Language Select this option to configure the display language for the setup menus refer to Language Menu Lens Video Signal Select this option to configure the video signal and lens settings refer to Lens Video Signal Menu Camera Display Select this option to set camera identification information and to configure various image processing settings refer to Camera Display Menu Light Meter Select this option to configure and enable the light meter zones refer to Light Meter Menu White Balance Select this option to configure the white balance settings refer to White Balance Menu NOTE The default white balance settings do NOT have to be changed in many installations Profiles Select this option to access the camera profile settings refer to Profiles Menu System Information select this option to display the camera firmware information or to restart the camera refer to System Information Menu LANGUAGE MENU Use the LANGUAGE menu t
20. Cautions To avoid damaging your camera please note the following 1 The camera has threaded mounting locations on the top and bottom of the case Use only a standard photographic mounting bolt with a 1 4 20 UNC thread 2 Before fitting the lens make sure its back will not touch the camera imager or associated components when fully installed 3 Do not touch the surface of the optical filter If the filter is accidentally touched use only isopropyl alcohol to clean it 4 Do not expose the camera imager to direct sunlight as this may impair camera performance 6 C2910M A 4 05 Description The CCC5100H Series camera is high resolution 480 TV line wide dynamic range video camera with a 1 3 inch SIMD imager It automatically senses and sets the video standard to NTSC or PAL It supports DC drive auto iris lenses as well as C and CS mount lenses The CCC5100H series camera also automatically supports Coaxitron as well as the Pelco D and Pelco P protocols Using its setup menus it offers a wider range of options and settings than other cameras The CCC5100H Series camera introduces a new era in video imaging technology The single instruction multiple data SIMD imager is the first to be designed and optimized for security applications This wide dynamic range camera can see both light and dark objects in the same scene even in scenes where harsh glare bright light and shadows make seeing the details a challenge The SIMD camera u
21. Focus Samples C2910M A 4 05 23 DISPLAY MENU Use the CAMERA DISPLAY menu to set camera identification information and to configure gamma CAMERA DISPLAY saturation automatic gain control AGC and sharpness CAMERA NAME CCC5100H Camera Name RX ADDRESS 1 SAVE RX ADDRESS Enter the display name for this camera one character at a time up to 12 characters The default is the SBISFLAT PROPERTIES lt GAMMA SATURATION gt camera model number CCC5100H CCC5110H GAIN CONTROL lt SHARPNESS gt C When you select this option a cursor appears under the first character in the camera name ed 1 Press and hold the top or bottom button to scroll through the characters 2 Press the center button to select the displayed character The cursor moves to the next character position 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each character When you press the center button at the last character position the cursor moves to the first character position 4 Press and hold the center button to exit the CAMERA NAME option RX Address The CCC5100H Series camera can be accessed remotely from selected Pelco controllers Select an RX receiver ADDRESS for this camera from 1 to 255 The default is 1 Use a short center press to set the RX ADDRESS The display blinks and the cursor exits to the menu Be sure to assign an RX address before accessing the camera remotely Save RX Address oelect this option to save
22. T CCC5100H 1 UPPER LEFT OFF OFF OFF GAIN CONTROL AUTOMATIC AGC BRIGHTNESS DARK LIMIT MANUAL GAIN BACK EXIT OVERALL APERTURE DETAIL BOOST BACK EXIT ON C2910M A 4 05 MAIN MENU lt LANGUAGE gt LENS VIDEO SIGNAL CAMERA DISPLAY LIGHT METER WHITE BALANCE PROFILES SYSTEM INFORMATION EXIT LIGHT METER WHITE BALANCE PROFILES SYSTEM INFORMATION ACTIVE ZONE EDIT ZONE 1 EDIT ZONE 2 EDIT ZONE 3 EDIT ZONE 4 BACK EXIT LOW LIMIT HIGH LIMIT BACK EXIT C2910M A 4 05 MODE ATW NORMAL DESAT gt MANUAL RED BLUE gt MANUAL COLOR TEMP BACK EXIT RED GAIN BLUE GAIN BACK EXIT ATW NORMAL ACTIVE HI DEF SAVE AS CUSTOM DEFAULT HI DEF BACK EXIT COLOR TEMP K BACK EXIT FIRMWARE VER OSD VER RESTART CAMERA RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS BACK EXIT 17 ACCESSING THE SETUP MENUS REAR PANEL You can access and navigate the setup menus from the top center and bottom buttons on the rear panel refer to Figure 6 9 12V 24V 50 607 USE CLASS 2 SW SOURCE lt CENTER Q 31 Figure 6 Rear Panel Buttons These buttons respond differently to short and long presses A short press is less than one second long press is more than one second Table lists the button presses for each menu action Table Rear Panel Buttons and Actions Up or right in menu or
23. a stores the custom settings and activates the custom profile immediately NOTE Ihe camera does not automatically update the DEFAULT option to the new profile To load the new profile at power up change the DEFAULT setting refer to Default below Default Use this option to select a profile to load at power up You can select any of the six predefined profiles or one of your two user defined profiles The default is HI DEF B NOTE f you do not change the DEFAULT setting the current default profile will load at power up and overwrite any unsaved custom settings 1 Select the DEFAULT option 2 Press the top or bottom button to select a profile 3 Press the center button to confirm the selection The display blinks and the cursor exits to the menu The camera sets the DEFAULT profile immediately NOTE The camera does not automatically activate the new default profile Use the ACTIVE option refer to Active above or cycle camera power to activate the profile C2910M A 4 05 29 30 HI DEF High Definition Select this profile for color WDR Wide Dynamic Range Select this profile for ful scenes that require accurate color reproduction This scenes that have both very bright and very dark areas profile emphasizes color reproduction over light levels This profile emphasizes accurate light levels over color reproduction INDOOR Select this profile if the camera is located OUTDOOR Select this profile if the camera is loca
24. able protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Heorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help You may also find helpful the following booklet prepared by the FCC How to Identify and Resolve Radio TV Interference Problems This booklet is available from the U S Government Printing Office Washington D C 20402 Changes and Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer or registrant of this equipment can void your authority to operate this equipment under Federal Communications Commissions rules This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada
25. d the price paid by the Dealer to Pelco for such Products In no event will Pelco be liable for any special incidental or consequential damages including loss of use loss of profit and claims of third parties however caused whether by the negligence of Pelco or otherwise The above warranty provides the Dealer with specific legal rights The Dealer may also have additional rights which are subject to variation from state to state If a warranty repair is required the Dealer must contact Pelco at 800 289 9100 or 559 292 1981 to obtain a Repair Authorization number and provide the following information 1 Model and serial number 2 Date of shipment number Sales Order number or Pelco invoice number 3 Details of the defect or problem If there is a dispute regarding the warranty of a product which does not fall under the warranty conditions stated above please include a written explanation with the product when returned Method of return shipment shall be the same or equal to the method by which the item was received by Pelco RETURNS In order to expedite parts returned to the factory for repair or credit please call the factory at 800 289 9100 or 559 292 1981 to obtain an authorization number CA number if returned for credit and RA number if returned for repair All merchandise returned for credit may be subject to a 20 restocking and refurbishing charge Goods returned for repair or credit should be
26. e above or below the high or low limits respectively This is the correct setting for most installations ATW Desaturation Use the LOW LIMIT and HIGH LIMIT sliders to either increase or decrease the light temperature desaturation limits The camera does not eliminate light elements whose frequencies are above or below the high or low limit respectively Instead the camera desaturates or softens that light Use this setting for some mixed lighting installations The LOW LIMIT ranges from 2k 2 000 K to 5 5k 5 500 K The default depends the selected profile refer to Table The HIGH LIMIT ranges from 5 5k 5 500 K to 11k 11 000 K The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table MANUAL RED BLUE Select this option to display the MANUAL RED BLUE menu Use the RED GAIN slider to either increase or decrease the red elements in the camera image Move the RED GRIN slider from 20 to 20 The default is 18 BLUE GAIN Use the BLUE GAIN slider to either increase or decrease the blue elements in the camera image Move id the slider from 20 to 20 The default is 13 MANUAL COLOR TEMPERATURE oelect this option to display the MANUAL COLOR TEMP menu NOTE On this menu represents thousands of degrees 2 4k represents 2 400 K 11k represents Mae 11 000 K BACK EXIT Color Temp K Use this slider to manually increase or decrease the white balance color temperature in the camera image Move the slider from 2 4
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28. ents of 0 02 Vp p Use it IRE SETUP to compensate for signal loss due to long cable runs You can also use it to boost the video output The default is 1 0 Vp p IRE Setup Use IRE SETUP to set the minimum black level for this camera Use this setting to either increase or decrease the amount of contrast in an image This feature is enabled with NTSC only oelect 0 0 to lower the minimum black level for use with unevenly lit scenes It produces greater contrast in the darker portions of an image select 7 5 to raise the minimum black level for use with evenly lit scenes It produces greater contrast in the evenly lit portions of the image The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table K C2910M A 4 05 AUTO IRIS Use this menu to configure DC drive auto iris lens For information on adjusting DC offset refer to DC OFFSET DC Drive Auto Iris Lens Setup NOTE The CCC5100H Series camera does not support video drive auto iris lenses Dc of i BRIGHT LIM se Use this slider to adjust the camera s DC voltage setting to match the drive circuit on the auto iris lens The default is 128 Save DC Offset oelect this option to save the DC OFFSET value into nonvolatile camera memory It will not be erased either by cycling camera power or by restoring factory settings The menu blinks several times DC Gain Use this slider to increase or decrease how quickly the auto iris responds to
29. etup and Focus Procedures To simplify camera setup the Automatic AGC option appears in two menus LENS VIDEO SIGNAL and GAIN CONTROL Changing the AGC setting on one menu also changes the AGC setting on the other menu Refer to Gain Control for information on using AGC for camera operation select ON to enable AGC select OFF to disable AGC The default is ON Lens Type select DC to use a DC drive auto iris lens select MANUAL to use a manual iris lens The default is DC NOTE The CCC5100H Series camera does not support video drive auto iris lenses LINE SYNCHRONIZATION Use line synchronization to eliminate the vertical roll that occurs when multiple cameras are connected to LINE SYNC the same switching device Line synchronization locks each camera to the same frame rate LINE SYNC INTERNAL Line Sync V PHASE ADJ oelect INTERNAL for installations with DC power or noisy AC power or if you are using Pelco V Sync oelect LINE LOCK to manually set the vertical phase for this camera You will also change the V PHASE ADJ setting Refer to Camera Synchronization for more information The default is INTERNAL V Phase Adj To adjust the vertical phase line synchronization move the V PHASE ADJ slider from 0 to 624 The default is 519 VIDEO LEVEL Use this menu to adjust the video signal output level Video Level VIDEO LEVEL Use this slider to set the video output voltage from 1 0 Vp p to 1 2 Vp p in increm
30. head lighting Zone 3 Center Zone he center zone is the entire area less 2596 on each side Use this zone to adjust image brightness based on a specific portion of a scene For example adjust the zone to match an exterior doorway as the door opens and closes the camera ensures that the images in the doorway are correctly exposed In pan tilt zoom applications the center zone ensures the correct light level for the target area Zone 4 Lower Third Use this zone for scenes where the brightness and color of the lower portion of the image differ significantly from the top portion Examples include parking lots with vehicles and dark asphalt in the lower portion and sky clouds or mountains in the top portion ZONE 2 SAFE ZONE X RR 4 p pi et 1 a AET a EL 527 Caead ZONE 3 CENTER ZONE ZONE 4 LOWER THIRD Figure 8 Default Meter Zones 26 2910 4 05 Active Zone select the zone to enable ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 or ZONE 4 The default zone is ZONE 2 You can activate only one zone at a time Edit Zone select the zone to define EDIT ZONE 1 EDIT ZONE 2 EDIT ZONE 3 or EDIT ZONE 4 The zone edit screen appears and the zone has a white border NOTE If the zone border does not appear the zone may be located off the edge of the display or the zone may be full screen Use the following four steps to define the zone s size and position E NOTE If you are using a keyboa
31. in a scene White balance is especially effective in scenes with changing color temperatures Use it also in installations with incandescent fluorescent or MODE ATW NORMAL li h i lt ATW NORMAL DESAT gt outdoor lighting lt MANUAL RED BLUE gt lt MANUAL COLOR TEMP gt Mode Select one of the following white balance modes e ATW Auto Tracing White Balance Normal Select this option for constant lighting scenes such as indoor applications To configure the low and high color temperature limits for this mode refer to ATW Normal ATW Desaturation ATW Desaturation Select this option for mixed lighting scenes such as indoor hallways with exterior windows or doorways To configure the low and high color temperature limits for this mode refer to ATW Normal ATW Desaturation ATW Extended This option extends the high and low color temperature limits to a special factory setting Select this option to render colors accurately in unusual color settings such as sodium lighting or for light changes at sunset e Auto White Balance most cameras scenes with one or two dominant background colors affect how the camera adjusts image color For example when a camera sees a large blue surface with a small white object it may redden the image giving the white object a reddish tint Use this option to calibrate the camera to the white balance in a neutral scene For more information refer to Auto White Balance AWB Calibration e Ma
32. information C2910M A 4 05 31 Video Format Autosense The CCC5100H Series camera offers both manual and automatic options for selecting the correct video format You can manually select the video format through the setup menus Or you can let the camera determine autosense the correct video format At power up the camera checks the following to identify the correct video format 1 Pelco V Sync signal Selected Pelco multiplexers and switchers send this signal up the coax to all attached cameras It is used to lock the vertical synchronization pulse of all connected cameras to eliminate certain display problems at the head end It also identifies the video format NOTE If the Pelco V Sync signal is present the camera always uses it to determine the video format 2 Two button override When you press and hold the top and center buttons the camera selects NISC When you press and hold the center and bottom buttons the camera selects PAL You can also perform the two button override from the CST150 CST100 tool NTSC PAL Figure 10 Manual Video Format Override 5 To use the two button override you must disable the Pelco V Sync signal to the camera if used before power up e oclear the two button override you must restore the factory settings from the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu refer to System Information Menu e l fusing DC power in a PAL installation without Pelco V Sync use the two button override
33. ing the Multifunction GODIDBCEDT eee ee gag a aod 19 EE dakan aun 14 Oa Videa LAWS 14 Unshielded Twisted Pair UTP Leads oc usua wae tr cct e ck C e X ag KN eee Bg KA de e 14 PLT L 15 SING TIE service aei dese riser e REID EE Ed ES 15 bob tae ees ole 16 Accessing the setup Menus Hear Panel idea DO 18 Accessing the Setup Menus Pelco Controller 19 CIN POS REUS ELI uL pate eee 19 Navigating the setup IISHUS ka RES RE eeweeniandens cones 20 ICTU MC 21 Language MENU s sos eis PEERS a ag E KI Psy 21 Lenis Veo oignal a rd E 21 NA PANEN TE T county wade TTE NE E PEN 22 NGO EN Isi aana ine wae ngaba a aa Ba eee TE EN BYAT be ae RA 22 PONS asa ace erty
34. item options Single Down or left in menu or item options Single IMPORTANT For the remainder of this manual press means a short press and press and hold means long press To display a menu 1 Usea short center press to open the MAIN MENU 2 Usethe top and bottom buttons to select the menu 3 Usea short center press to open the menu To change an item 1 Usethe top and bottom buttons to select the item 2 Usea short center press to open the item 3 Usethe top and bottom buttons to move through the options or to move the slider left or right B NOTE When you pass the upper limit on most sliders the cursor moves back to the left and continues up The opposite is true when passing the lower limit on most sliders 4 Press and hold the center button to save the setting and return to the menu 18 C2910M A 4 05 move to previous menu select BACK and press the center button To close the setup menus select EXIT from any menu and press the center button ACCESSING THE SETUP MENUS PELCO CONTROLLER USING PRESET 95 You can use preset 95 to access and navigate the setup menus from various Pelco controllers Use the instructions for your controller to access the main menu CM6700 CM6800 1 Enter the camera number and press the CAM key Enter 95 and hold the PRESET key for two seconds menu screen appears 2 3 Move the joystick down to highlight SET 4 Move the joystick right The MAIN MENU a
35. k 2 400 K to 11k 11 000 K The default is 2 900 K C2910M A 4 05 PROFILES MENU Use the PROFILES menu to select or save a profile Use profiles for faster installation or to quickly adjust camera settings for changing light conditions The default is HI DEF ACTIVE HI DEF In addition to two user definable profiles CUSTOM1 and CUSTOM2 the CCC5100H Series camera offers ae d six predefined profiles described in Figure 9 on the next page You cannot modify predefined profiles BACK EXIT Active Use this option to activate the settings for a different profile 1 Select the ACTIVE option 2 Press the top or bottom button to select a profile 3 Press the center button to confirm the selection The display blinks and the cursor exits to the menu The camera activates the profile immediately NOTE The new profile stays active as long as the camera is not restarted To load the new profile at power up change the DEFAULT setting refer to Default below Save As As soon as you finish customizing your camera settings use this option to save them into a user definable profile This protects them in case the camera loses power or must be restarted 1 Configure the camera with your desired settings select the SAVE AS option Press the top or bottom button to select a profile CUSTOM1 or CUSTOMZ ge ge Press the center button to confirm the selection The display blinks and the cursor exits to the menu The camer
36. lens focus locking screws for a sample lens Refer to your lens documentation for more information BACK FOCUS ADJUSTMENT VARIFOCAL LOCKING SCREW LENS FOCUS LOCKING SCREW DOWN MANUAL IRIS LOCKING SCREW Figure 13 Camera Focus with Fixed Focal Lens 3 If necessary enable Automatic Gain Control AGC on the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu AGC is enabled by default a Display the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu VIDEO STANDARD b Switch the AUTOMATIC AGC setting to ON AUTOMATIC AGC LENS TYPE LINE SYNC VIDEO LEVEL AUTO IRIS FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT 4 Display the FINE FOCUS menu 5 Aim the camera at the farthest object in the field of view Make sure it is at least 6 5 ft 2 m away VIDEO STAND 6 Set the lens focal length to far o LENS TYPE 2 E 100 7 Adjustthe back focus Move the back focus locking screw on the camera up or jenen down until the image is focused As the focus improves the value on the FINE Za FOCUS menu increases the higher the number the better the focus Tm EXIT Back focus is a coarse adjustment You will make the fine focus adjustment in the next step 0 Adjustthe lens focus until the highest value possible appears on the FINE FOCUS menu C2910M A 4 05 35 36 9 Manual iris only Adjust the iris for the best picture quality The largest aperture gives the best light sensitivity the smallest aperture 10 NOTE When
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38. ns locking screws do not over turn or force any screw 13 Auto iris only Remove the ND filter 14 Select BACK to return to the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu 15 If necessary disable AGC Switch the AUTOMATIC AGC setting to OFF 16 Select EXIT to close the setup menus 17 As soon as you finish customizing this and all other camera settings save your VIDEO STANDARD custom settings into a user definable profile Then change the default profile to AUTOMATIC AGC CUSTOM or CUSTOM This protects them in case the camera loses power or pus must be restarted refer to Profiles Menu for more information VIDEO LEVEL AUTO IRIS FINE FOCUS C2910M A 4 05 37 Camera Synchronization Camera synchronization may affect installations that use two or more AC power supplies for multiple cameras Due to different power phases a brief vertical roll may appear on the monitor when switching between cameras To eliminate this vertical roll adjust the phase control to synchronize the cameras to one another NOTE Camera synchronization is automatic in installations that use Pelco V Sync It may be necessary for two people to communicate when synchronizing cameras one at the camera and the other at the monitor to observe the vertical roll and the effect of any camera adjustments To synchronize cameras 1 2 Choose reference camera to which all other cameras will be phased Access the V PHASE ADJ slider for a camera Synch
39. nual Red Blue Select this option to set the red and blue gain settings manually The camera will not automatically adjust the white balance as the color changes To configure the red and blue gain for this mode refer to Manual Red Blue e Manual Color Temp erature Select this option to set the white balance color temperature manually The camera will not automatically adjust the white balance as the color changes To configure the manual color temperature for this mode refer to Manual Color Temperature After selecting a white balance mode use a short center press to enable the setting The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table K C2910M A 4 05 21 ATW NORMAL ATW DESATURATION select this option to display the ATW NORMAL DESAT menu Use it to set the high and low temperature limits for the desired Auto Tracing White Balance ATW mode LOW LIMIT NOTES HIGH LIMIT e he color temperature settings on this menu will apply to both ATW NORMAL and ATW BACK DESATURATION modes whichever you select for the MODE setting on the WHITE BALANCE Onthis menu krepresents thousands of degrees 2k represents 2 000 K 5 5k represents 5 900 K ATW Normal Use the LOW LIMIT and HIGH LIMIT sliders to either increase or decrease the light temperature limits The camera adjusts the auto tracing white balance only within the specified light frequency limits The camera eliminates light elements whose frequencies ar
40. o Table K 24 C2910M A 4 05 Use this slider to either increase or decrease the amount of gamma correction Move the slider from 25 to 100 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table K Saturation Use this slider to either increase or decrease the amount of color in an image Move the slider from 8 to 8 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table K GAIN CONTROL The CCC5100H Series camera offers both automatic gain control AGC and manual gain control The gain AUTOMATIC AGC control settings indicate how much to adjust camera images in relation to light levels Most scenes benefit from gain control operation BRIGHTNESS Automatic AGC DARK LIMIT select ON to adjust the image automatically The camera uses the BRIGHTNESS and DARK LIMIT settings MANUAL GAIN to compensate for changes in light levels BACK EXIT oelect OFF to adjust the image to compensate for light level changes according to the MANUAL GAIN setting The default is ON NOTE The AGC option also appears on the AUTO IRIS menu When you change the AGC setting on one menu the AGC setting on the other menu also changes Brightness Use this slider to apply an offset to the automatic gain level Increase it to lighten the camera image decrease it to darken the camera image Move the slider from 18 to 18 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table The BRIGHTNESS setting is acti
41. o configure the display language for the setup menus LANGUAGE Select the display language ENGLISH ESPANOL PORTUGU S DEUTSCH FRANCAIS and ITALIANO ENGLISH The default is ENGLISH PORTUGUES DEUTSCH FRANCAIS ITALIANO BACK EXIT LENS VIDEO SIGNAL MENU Use the LENS VIDEO SIGNAL menu to configure the following video signal and DC drive lens settings LENS VIDEO SIGNAL Video Standard VIDEO STANDARD n AUTOMATIC AGC The CCC5100H Series camera supports both NTSC and PAL video standards During initial power up the LENS TYPE camera selects the video standard to use You can also manually select the video standard AUTO IRIS select AUTO to perform autosensing at power up refer to Video Format FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT NOTE Video format autosensing is only enabled when you select AUTO It is disabled when you select NTSC or PAL select NTSC to enable NTSC operation oelect PAL to enable PAL operation C2910M A 4 05 21 22 The default is AUTO Use short center press to save the video standard The display blinks and the cursor exits to the menu Automatic AGC When configuring a DC drive auto iris lens or when focusing the camera you may have to temporarily enable or disable automatic gain control AGC The AGC feature automatically adjusts the image when the light level changes AGC will be disabled for some procedures since it can affect camera configuration refer to Lens S
42. o the multifunction connector refer to Table G Table G UTP Video Connections Fm ed 6 UTP Video C2910M A 4 05 POWER LEADS Connect the low voltage power wires to the multifunction connector refer to Table H N WARNING Do not connect high voltage power through the multifunction connector or you may damage the camera Table H Low Voltage Power Connections Pin 12 36 VDC 24 28 WARNING the CCC5100H 6 CC5110H 6 apply power to either the power connector or the multifunction connector The camera cannot accept power at both connectors at the same time USING THE SERVICE CONNECTOR The CCC5100H Series camera rear panel includes a service connector that outputs camera video and gives access to the setup menus Use it to configure the camera quickly and easily at the installation site Pelco offers two camera setup tools that plug into the service connector on the CCC5100H Series camera CST150 This tool has top center and bottom buttons that operate like the three rear panel camera buttons It also has a microdisplay to show video directly from the camera CST100 This tool has top center and bottom buttons that operate like the three rear panel camera buttons It also has a video output connector to show video directly from the camera on a separate monitor You can use either tool to configure the CCC5100H Series camera with only one hand C2910M A 4 05 15 Setup Men
43. ogies oelected Pelco multiplexers and switchers send a Pelco V Sync signal to the camera The camera uses this signal to lock its vertical synchroniza tion pulse to all other connected cameras This eliminates certain display problems at the head end Pelco Coaxitron lets you access and configure the camera settings remotely from selected Pelco devices Connect a video cable to the BNC connector on the back of the camera Refer to Table B for the type of video coaxial cable to use If using the multifunction connector refer to Using the Multifunction Connector Table B Video Coaxial Cable Requirements RG59 U 750 ft 229 m RG6 U 1 000 ft 305 m RG11 U 1 500 ft 457 m Cable requirements 75 ohms impedance All copper center conductor steel center conductor cable may result in poor performance All copper braided shield with 95 braid coverage 12 C2910M A 4 05 USING THE MULTIFUNGTION The CCC5100H Series camera combines data video and power leads into a single multifunction connector on the rear panel This lets you quickly install and uninstall the camera B NOTES e Do not connect a network cable into the multifunction connector on the camera s rear panel It is not a network connector e The 150 camera mount is designed for the CCC5100H Series camera It includes a preconfigured cable and an easy to wire adapter plate The camera supports two different RJ 45 plugs depending on the applicati
44. on Use a 10 pin RJ45 10 plug The 10 pin RJ45 10 plug is also known as an RJ 50 plug If you will not use camera control to access the on screen menus you can use an 8 pin RJ 45 plug To install the multifunction connector you will need the following e Unshielded twisted pair cable either 10 conductor in five twisted pairs or 8 conductor in four twisted pairs If you will not implement UTP video you can use flat Catb or Cat6 cable e RJA45 10 10 pin or RJ 45 8 pin plugs e A crimping tool that matches the plug type RJ45 10 10 pin 10 conductor or 45 8 pin 8 conductor Next identify the multifunction connector leads that you will use Wire the cable and connectors according to Table C Figure 5 identifies pin 1 on the multifunction connector Finally plug the multifunction connector into the camera Each pair of leads is described in more detail in Control Leads Coax Video Leads Unshielded Twisted Pair UTP Leads and Power Leads Table C Multifunction Connector C2910M A 4 05 WA iv jan 1 KA EN PIN 1 C1 Figure 5 Multifunction Connector Pin 1 CONTROL LEADS The CCC5100H Series camera lets you access and configure the menu settings from any Pelco keyboard receiver or other device that supports the Pelco D or Pelco P protocol The camera supports the following settings e Baudrate 2400 4800 9600 Start bit 1 e Databits 8 e Stop bit
45. on the back of the camera C CS LENS AUTO IRIS LENS CABLE AND CONNECTOR OPTIONAL Figure 3 Mounting Lens to Camera C2910M A 4 05 9 Camera Mounting The CCC5100H Series camera can be mounted from either the top or bottom depending on the type of camera mount used in your installation Use a standard 1 4 20 screw provided with a maximum thread length of 0 375 inch 10 mm WARNING The maximum thread depth is 0 4 inch 1 cm Do not use a longer screw or you may damage the camera The optional Pelco PCM150 camera mount is designed specifically for CCC5100H Series cameras It be used to wire and mount both high and low voltage models quickly Refer to Multifunction Connector as well as the 150 documentation for more information about using the PCM150 camera mount Figure 4 CCC5100H Series Camera and PCM150 Mount The CCC5100H Series camera can be fitted with most Pelco lenses and mounted into most Pelco domes and enclosures resulting in the greatest possible number of combinations This means you can find a solution for nearly any application When selecting a lens dome or enclosure for this camera consider how the physical dimensions of each component may affect camera instal lation and operation Specifically you should address the following three issues e Enclosure size The camera dimensions are 3 60 L x 2 77 W x 2 4 inches 9 14 x 7 03 x 6 09 cm Make sure the enclosure is large en
46. ough for both the camera and the lens e Lenssize Some lenses have minimum and maximum lengths To focus the scene correctly you may have to adjust the lens to its maximum length This could affect how it fits within the enclosure Optical alignment The optical center of this camera may be too low for some enclosures As a result the lower portion of the scene may be obstructed by the enclosure itself The camera sled in many Pelco enclosures has a low side and a high side You may be able to raise the optical center by simply flipping the camera sled to the high side NOTE To simplify lens and enclosure selection Pelco offers ImagePak options for the CCC5100H Series camera Select the lens and the dome or enclosure Pelco will build and test it for you Contact Pelco or your dealer for more information 10 C2910M A 4 05 Power Video and Control Connections The CCC5100H Series camera is available in low voltage CCC5100H 6 CCC5110H 6 and high voltage CCC5100H 7 CCC5110H 7 models The required voltage is clearly marked on the rear panel of the camera Maximum power consumption is about 4 5 watts The CCC5100H Series camera offers standard power and coax video connectors as well as a multifunction connector that combines low voltage power video coax and unshielded twisted pair and control leads for quick installation refer to Multifunction Connector for more information Before installation identify how you will connect each
47. power video and control lead to the camera USING LOW VOLTAGE POWER The CCC5100H 6 and CCC5110H 6 cameras are designed to operate from either a 12 VDC or a 24 VAC power source They automatically sense power type and polarity Use only a Class 2 isolated power source that can supply 12 36 VDC 10 or 24 28 VAC 10 47 63 Hz NOTE AC power only When connecting more than one camera to the same AC transformer connect the same side of the transformer to the same terminal on all cameras Otherwise the cameras may be out of phase causing a vertical roll when switching between cam eras Refer to Camera Synchronization for more information Use Table A to help you identify the necessary wire gauge and maximum cable distance This table applies to two conductor copper wire These maximum distances are based on a maximum allowable voltage drop of 1096 Table A Recommended Wire Gauge and Maximum Wiring Distances 24 AWG 0 25 mm 62 ft 18 249 ft 75 22 AWG 0 35 mm 99 ft 30 m 396 ft 120 m 20 AWG 0 5 157 ft 47 m 630 ft 192 m Connect power to the terminal block that is supplied with the camera Then plug the terminal block into the two pin connector on the back of the camera If using the multifunction connector refer to Using the Multifunction Connector WARNINGS Do not connect high voltage power to the two pin power connector on the rear panel or you may damage the camera e Apply low voltage po
48. ppears KBD200A KBD300A Direct Mode 1 Enter the camera number and press the CAM key 2 Enter 95 3 Hold the PRESET key approximately five seconds until the MAIN MENU appears on the screen CM9500 1 Enter the camera number and press the CAM key The Main menu appears 2 Highlight SETUP in the Main menu and press the SELECT key 3 Highlight CAM in the Setup menu and press the SELECT key 4 Highlight PRESET in the Camera menu and press the SELECT key 5 Enter 95 and press the F1 key The MAIN MENU appears CM9740 CM9760 CM9770 CM9780 Press the ESCAPE key to open the Main menu Select DEF The Define Submenu appears Enter your four digit PIN if this is your first time entering this mode Enter 95 and select PRST The MAIN MENU appears on the monitor ipee qe select the Quit icon to return to the default menu KBD4000 KBD4002 Genex Multiplexer 1 Press the SPOT MONITOR key 2 Enter 95 and hold the PRESET key approximately five seconds until the MAIN MENU appears on the screen MPT9500 Standard Coaxitron Mode 1 Enter 95 and press the PRESET SET key 2 Position the asterisk in the YES row and press the F1 key The MAIN MENU appears C2910M A 4 05 19 MPT9500 Extended Coaxitron RS 485 Mode 1 Enter 95 and press the PRESET SET key 2 Press the F2 key The MAIN MENU appears PelcoNet 1 Check the Set box 2 Click the preset 95 button The MAIN MENU appears NAVIGATING THE SETUP MENUS
49. rd refer to Table J in Accessing the Setup Menus Pelco Controller for the equivalent Pelco controller commands 1 Horizontal position Press the top button to move the zone right Press the bottom button to move the zone left Press the center button to accept the horizontal position and move to the next adjustment the zone border changes to red 2 Vertical position Press the top button to move the zone up Press the bottom button to move the zone down Press the center button to accept the vertical position and move to the next adjustment the zone border changes to white with a green bottom line 3 Vertical size Press the top button to move the green bottom line up decreasing the zone height Press the bottom button to move the green bottom line down increasing the zone height Press the center button to accept the vertical size and move to the next adjustment the green bottom line changes to white and the white right line changes to green 4 Horizontal size Press the top button to move the green right line to the right increasing the zone width Press the bottom button to move the green right line to the left decreasing the zone width Press the center button to accept the horizontal size and return to the first adjustment the green right line changes to white WHITE BALANCE MENU The CCC5100H Series camera offers six white balance options White balance settings define how the camera processes video images to render true colors
50. ronize the camera to the reference camera by moving the slider either left or right A dual trace oscilloscope is recommended but not required to adjust camera phase Align the vertical sync pulses of the reference camera to the selected camera After each adjustment switch back and forth between the adjusted camera and the reference camera Repeat this process until the roll between the cameras disappears completely Adjust the phase of all other cameras by repeating steps 2 and 3 Always adjust to the reference camera selected in step 1 As soon as you finish customizing this and all other camera settings save your custom settings into a user definable profile Then change the default profile to CUSTOM or CUSTOM2 This protects them in case the camera loses power or must be restarted refer to Profiles Menu for more information To adjust phase control 1 GI Ge qe 38 Display the LINE SYNC menu owitch the LINE SYNC setting to LINE LOCK MAIN MENU slowly move the V PHASE ADJ slider until the vertical sync is correct VIDEO STAND AUTOMATIC oelect EXIT to close the setup menus As soon as you finish customizing this and all other camera settings save your custom settings into a user definable profile This protects them in case the camera loses power or must be restarted refer to Profiles Menu for more information PROFILES SYSTEM INF EXIT LENS TYPE LINE SYNC VIDEO LEVE AUTO IRIS
51. ses a multisampling approach to achieve higher image quality than any CCD camera currently on the market Each of the more than 388 000 pixels operates like an individual camera As lighting conditions change at each pixel the camera adjusts the exposure time for that pixel As a result the CCC5100H Series camera produces sharp clearly identifiable images with true color reproduction over a wide range of lighting conditions The CCC5110H models take color reproduction one step further by using an RGB color filter array a technology used in professional photography and broadcast video MULTIFUNCTION RJ45 10 CONNECTOR BACK FOCUS ADJUSTMENT 24000 _ SE CLASS 2 WR SOURCE POWER CONNECTOR VIDEO CONNECTOR AUTO IRIS LENS SETUP BUTTONS SERVICE CONNECTOR Figure 1 CCC5100H Series Camera MODELS CCC5100H 6 1 3 inch high resolution SIMD digital color camera 12 VDC 24 VAC CMY color filter array CCC5110H 6 1 3 inch high resolution SIMD digital color camera 12 VDC 24 VAC RGB color filter array CCC5100H 7 1 3 inch high resolution SIMD digital color camera 120 240 VAC CMY color filter array CCC5110H 7 1 3 inch high resolution SIMD digital color camera 120 240 VAC RGB color filter array C2910M A 4 05 7 PARTS LIST CCC5100H Series camera Quick Start Guide Two pin terminal block CCC5100H 6 CCC5110H 6 only Four pin auto iris connector Lens mount cap
52. stallations include multiple light levels that make backlight compensation difficult O Use meter zones to correct this problem Identify a specific light reference section in the camera view and ACTIVE ZONE then configure a light meter zone to compensate correctly E EDIT ZONE 3 Example A CCC5100H 6 camera and external enclosure monitor a parking lot Bright sky dominates the BACK upper portion of the camera view asphalt vehicles and shadows fill the lower portion During the day a EXIT bright sky would cause the shadowed areas of the parking lot to be under exposed By selecting Zone 4 the installer uses the light meter to correctly expose the shadowed images in the lower portion of the camera view the parking lot The CCC5100H Series camera offers four default zones as templates for light metering Figure 8 shows the dimensions of each meter zone in sample scenes You can select any of these default zones or customize a zone for your installation refer to Active Zone and Edit Zone for more information Zone 1 Full Screen Use this zone in scenes with fairly stable light levels The camera uses the entire image as the reference area Zone 2 Safe Zone The safe zone is the entire area less 10 on each side Use this zone in scenes that have light or dark areas around the perimeter of the image Examples include indoor scenes with ceiling lights and warehouse scenes with dark areas above the over
53. ted within a building or other interior environment that has outside a building This profile accounts for light level little or no exterior lighting Examples include hallways changes Examples include parking lots and walkways without exterior doors or windows WINDOW Select this profile if light from a window in GAMING Select this profile if the camera scene is the camera view causes an object or person to be back illuminated by mixed interior lighting and includes self lit or silhouetted Examples include hallways with exte illuminated devices Examples include arcades with rior windows or exterior doors gaming machines with bright flashing lights A e s 1 UE PF d a oz D ED mm 7 Figure 9 Default Profile Scenes C2910M A 4 05 SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU Use the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu to display the camera firmware information ENT SYSTEM INFORMATION Restart Camera FIRMWARE VER select this option to turn off the camera and then restart it OSD VER RESTART CAMERA RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS Restore Factory Settings BACK Select this option to reset the camera to the factory default settings This option clears all saved user definable settings except the two user definable profiles CUSTOM and CUSTOM2 and the saved DC OFFSET and RX ADDRESS settings When you restore factory settings the camera also resets the video standard autosense feature Refer to Video Format Autosense for more
54. the RX ADDRESS into nonvolatile camera memory It will not be erased either by cycling power or by restoring factory settings The menu blinks several times DISPLAY PROPERTIES Use this menu to configure the following settings Name Pos MP NAME POS UPPER LEFT select the position in the image to display the camera name UPPER LEFT UPPER RIGHT LOWER LEFT or COLOR BARS OFF LOWER RIGHT Select OFF to not display the camera name The default is UPPER LEFT Color Bars EXIT select ON to display color bars Use this feature to adjust the camera and or monitor settings The default is OFF When you exit this feature the camera automatically disables the color bars if they are displayed Horiz Image Flip select ON to flip or mirror the image horizontally The default is OFF Black White Mode select ON to operate the camera in black and white mode The default is OFF GAMMA SATURATION Use this menu to configure the following settings ED TS GAMMA SATURATION Gamma Correction GAMMA CORRECTION Gamma correction adjusts the video signal to compensate for the nonlinear response of the monitor display MANUAL GAMMA SATURATION select OFF to disable gamma correction BACK EXIT Select AUTO to use 4596 0 45 for NTSC or 3696 0 36 for PAL oelect MANUAL to use a manual gamma correction setting Be sure to adjust the MANUAL GAMMA setting The default depends on the selected profile refer t
55. us The CCC5100H Series camera uses setup menus instead of hardware switches for configuring the camera As a result you have more options for customizing the camera for its specific application NOTE After you customize any aspect of the CCC5100H Series camera be sure to save your custom settings into one of the two user definable profiles CUSTOM1 or CUSTOM2 Next change the default to the saved profile so the camera will automatically load the custom settings at power up Refer to Profiles Menu for information about saving your custom settings The setup menu tree is represented on this and the next page MAIN MENU LENS VIDEO SIGNAL CAMERA DISPLAY LANGUAGE ENGLISH ESPANOL PORTUGU S DEUTSCH FRANCAIS ITALIANO BACK EXIT LINE SYNC LINE SYNC V PHASE ADJ BACK EXIT VIDEO LEV VIDEO LEVEL IRE SETUP BACK EXIT LENS VIDEO SIGNAL VIDEO STANDARD AUTOMATIC AGC LENS TYPE LINE SYNC VIDEO LEVEL AUTO IRIS FINE FOCUS BACK EXIT AUTO IRIS DC OFFSET SAVE DC OFFSET DC GAIN BRIGHT LIM BACK EXIT FINE FOCUS 100 BACK EXIT SYSTEM INFORMATION CAMERA DISPLAY CAMERA NAME RX ADDRESS SAVE RX ADDRESS DISPLAY PROPERTIES lt GAMMA SATURATION gt lt GAIN CONTROL gt lt SHARPNESS gt BACK EXIT DISPLAY PROPERTIES NAME POS COLOR BARS HORIZ IMAGE FLIP BLACK WHITE MODE BACK EXIT GAMMA CORRECTION MANUAL GAMMA SATURATION BACK EXI
56. ve only if AUTOMATIC AGC is set to ON Dark Limit Use this slider to set the lowest light level at which gain control will function That is set the maximum amount of gain for this camera Move the slider from 0 to 44 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table The DARK LIMIT setting is active only if AUTOMATIC AGC is set to ON Manual Gain Use this slider to set the gain value manually Increase it to lighten the camera image decrease it to darken the camera image Move the slider from 34 to 60 The default is 0 The MANUAL GAIN setting is active only if AUTOMATIC AGC is set to OFF SHARPNESS Use this menu to adjust how the camera will artificially add crispness to the image NOTE Adding sharpness to the image also adds video noise which may affect performance when OVERALL used with motion detection APERTURE Overall Use this slider to increase or decrease the image sharpness both horizontally and vertically Move the slider from 8 to 8 The default is 0 Aperture Use this slider to increase or decrease the image sharpness vertically Move the slider from 8 to 8 The default depends on the selected profile refer to Table K Detail Boost oelect ON to boost the image sharpness under bright light conditions The default is OFF C2910M A 4 05 25 LIGHT MENU The CCC5100H Series camera uses light meter zones to adjust how it implements backlight compensation Many in
57. wer to either the power connector or the multifunction connector The camera cannot accept power at both connectors at the same time C2910M A 4 05 11 USING HIGH VOLTAGE POWER The CCC5100H 7 and CCC5110H 7 cameras are designed to operate from a 120 240 VAC power source Connect the nondetachable power cord to a power source of 100 240 VAC 1096 47 63 Hz WARNINGS e Use 18 AWG 1 0 or larger wire to provide high voltage power to the CCC5100H 7 CCC5110H 7 e not connect high voltage power through the multifunction connector or you may damage the camera NOTE When connecting more than one camera to the same AC transformer connect the same side of the transformer to the same terminal on all cameras Otherwise the cameras may be out of phase causing a vertical roll when switching between cameras Refer to Camera Synchronization for more information The operating voltage is clearly marked on the rear panel of the camera On the power cord the brown lead is labeled AC HI HOT and the blue lead is labeled AC LO NEUT Protect the circuit with a 3 A fuse Ensure that a secure means of isolation from the AC power is provided for the camera in accordance with the national wiring regulations of the country of installation USING COAX VIDEO The CCC5100H Series camera outputs coax video from either the BNC connector on the rear panel or through the multifunction connector The camera also supports two Pelco up the coax technol
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