Sanyo VCC-6974 instruction manual Accessories, Dimensions mm

Page 67

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions: mm

ACCESSORIES

1 C mount adaptor (5 mm)	..........................................................1 pc.
The C mount adaptor must be used to be able to install a C mount

1

136

126.5

11

67

54

lens on the camera.
2 Lens iris plug (4-pin)	..................................................................1 pc.

1 2

13

1/4”–20 UNC

28

22.8

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notice or obligations.

66 English

Image 67

Contents Propos de ce manuel About this manualFeatures ContentsFor the customers in Canada Information to UserPour la clientèle canadienne Precautions Parts Names Power indicator PowerVideo output connector Video OUT BNC type Alarm output terminal ALARM, C, aCursor button Cursor Camera setup section under the coverLens iris output connector Lens Menu setting button SETLens mount cap Video type auto-iris lens If using a Video type auto-iris lensConcerning AUTO-IRIS Lenses DC type auto-iris lensRemove the lens mount cap from the camera Mounting the LensMount type lens Flange-back adjustment Rewiring the lens cable in the lens iris plugBasic connection for monitoring or recording ConnectionsCoaxial cable type and maximum length Connection to a VCR RS-485 terminal connectionsConnection to a multiplexer Remote controller circuit connections About the Alarm output terminalPreset will return to the zoom pan, tilt center position Switching to the Main Menu screen Using the Menu ScreenUsing the Cursor button Switching to sub-menu screensUsing the Menu Screen Then press the SET button Language settingChanging the camera ID to a new ID Camera ID settingExample To set the camera ID to BN1 Determining the start position for character inputDisplay will return to the Camera ID Setting screen Internal synchronization INT Sync settingsExternal sync VBS Power supply synchronization setting L L External sync setting VBS Menu Back END AI Auto Iris mode setting Iris settingLens Type setting BLC setting Adjust the Iris Level setting DC type lens onlyAI/BLCMULTI BLC Window Weighting screen will be displayed BLC/EVAL 5-section photometry mode settingReturning the values to the default settings WeightingEI Electronic Iris mode setting Sense UP settingPress the Cursor l, then d or c button until EI Automatic color temperature tracking setting ATW White Balance settingManual white balance MWB White BALANCE/ATWMASKING Masking settingMenu Back END Press and hold the SET button Push-lock white balance adjustment AWCManual white balance setting MWB Short mode Short Electronic Shutter settingLong exposure mode Long For Short mode When Motion is set to ON, Long mode cannot be selected For Long modeIris Sense UP mode has been set. Refer to Motion settingExample Alarm interval setting function Interval Size setting function SizeMask area setting function Masking Sensitivity setting function SensitivityÜü, íí, óó, ññ Direction settingV vertical value is flashing, then press the Cursor c button Size settingMotion Size display table Returning to the default setting MOTION/MASKING Menu Back END This sets the movement amplitude of subjects on the screen Sensitivity settingMaximum MOTION/ZOOM, Interval Zoom settingAlarm Sign setting Interval settingCamera ID flashes on-screen when a movement is detected Image is zoomed in when a movement is detectedChecking the detected movements set by the Motion item Active Move Differ Option settings Aperture setting Gamma setting AGC settingPanning For FIX modeOPTION/FIXI Tilt Returning to the default settingsZooming For VAR modeOPTION/VAR ZOOM, Tilt RS-485 setting Mirror settingTerminate setting Address settingAbout SW No SET button Initial settingOperations using the camera Menu screens Operations Using the System ControllerElectronic zoom Operations using the camera command Camera buttonIris level operations Backlight correction settings Setting the Sense UP and electronic shutterWhite balance and AWC-LOCK settings 4321 Menu Display Menu Display No picture on the monitor screen TroubleshootingPicture is not clear Camera SpecificationsDimensions mm AccessoriesExclusions