Bosch Appliances VG4-200, VG4-300, VG4-500I user manual Pelco On-Screen Menus

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5

Pelco On-Screen Menus

 

You can program the AutoDome through the Pelco on-screen display (OSD) menus. To access

 

the Pelco menus, you must configure the AutoDome for Pelco Mode and invoke the Pelco

 

main Setup Menu.

5.1

Setup Menu

 

The Pelco main Setup Menu provides access to the programmable AutoDome settings. Some

menu items are locked and require a system password to use. Menu items marked with an * are the default settings.

To open the Pelco main Setup Menu (locked commands):

1.Press 95-PRESET(press the PRESET button for approximately 2 seconds to open).

2.Use the joystick to highlight a menu item.

3.Press either the Focus or the Iris key to open a menu item.

4.Follow the on-screen instructions at the bottom of the screen.

Setup Menu

Exit...

 

Command Lock:

OFF

Bosch Menu

 

Camera Setup

 

PTZ Setup

 

Edit Password

 

*FastAddress:

Not Set

Advanced

 

Software Version

 

Ack and Reset Alarms

 

Restore All Settings

 

Reset All Memory

 

* = Factory Setting

 

Focus / Iris: Select

 

NOTICE! Use Zoom to select the Exit item from anywhere in a menu.

Menu

Description

 

 

Exit

Exits the menu.

 

 

Command Lock

Allows or prohibits accessing locked commands. (If password is

(locked)

set, you are prompted to enter the password.

 

 

Bosch Menu (locked)

Accesses the full AutoDome configuration menu and all AutoDome

 

settings.

 

 

Camera Setup

Accesses the White Balance and Night Mode camera settings.

 

 

PTZ Setup

Accesses the tours, tour periods, scan speed, edit presets, limit

 

stops, recording, and AutoPivot settings.

 

 

Edit Password

Changes the password.

(locked)

 

 

 

FastAddress (locked)

Sets or changes a camera address.

 

 

Bosch Security Systems, Inc.

User’s Manual

F.01U.133.268 6.0 2010.03

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Contents VG4 Modular Camera System Page Table of Contents VG4 Audio Connections Keyboard Commands by Number Advanced FeaturesUsing the IP AutoDome Pelco On-Screen MenusConfiguring the IP AutoDome Troubleshooting Guide 117 Seconds and ends with a splash screen Powering OnGetting Started Establishing AutoDome Control2Keyboard Commands Basic Keyboard OperationLCD To change or clear an address for a camera with an address Setting the Camera AddressFastAddress To set an address for a camera without an addressTo set or change a password locked command Setting PasswordsSpecial Passwords Password Security LevelOn-Screen Display Menu Navigation Setup MenuCamera Setup Menu OFF ATWAuto Internal60 sec Night ModeRestore DefaultsFast Lens SetupSpot ConstantPTZ Setup Menu Normal OSD Display Setup MenuMoment ARYCommunication Setup Menu Alarm I/O Setup Pressure SetupInputs LowOutputs Outputs Setup MenuOutputs Setup Alarm RelayRule Setup Menu Rule SetupRule None Advanced Feature Setup Menu available with Series 500i only Advanced Feature SetupLanguage Menu AutoTrack TimeoutTimeout Period StabilizationInternal Temp Diagnostics MenuAlarm Status BistExtComm Error Security AccessCtfid Access Power Up Events11.1 Alarm Status Submenu Common AutoDome User Commands unlocked Setting AutoPan Mode2Setting Preset Shots To stop a Preposition Tour 4Configuring Preposition ToursSpecifying a Shot or a Sector Title To start Preposition Tour 1 200, 300, and 500i Series6Recording Tours 300 and 500i Series only 5Programming the Inactivity OperationSetting FastAddress with Alternative Protocols Using an American Dynamics ControllerAlternative Control Protocols Enter FastAddress Exit Command LockFastAddress 2Using a Pelco Controller New Fast Address Saved Setup MenuSetting FastAddress with a Pelco Keyboard Pelco Protocol Mode Hardware Configuration2Pelco Keyboard Commands Pelco Keyboard Commands Special Preset CommandsPreset Pelco On-Screen Menus Command Lock locked Pelco menu Bosch menu Setup MenuBosch Menu locked Outdoor PTZ Setup unlockedCamera Setup unlocked Pelco Camera Setup Menu provides access to camera settingsOther Menus Keyboard Commands by Number Specifying a Shot or a Sector Title, Zone Title menu Enters Zone Title menu. Refer toVG4 Modular Camera System Keyboard Commands by Number en Alarm Rule Examples Advanced FeaturesAlarm Rules 300 and 500i Series Only Controlling Alarm RulesExample 2 Advanced Alarm Rule Example 3 Advanced Alarm Rule using AutoTrack Click Output Option Click the Online Config button and then expand AlarmAutoTrack Operation 500i Series Only ManualAutomatic AutoTrack Settings and Recommendations Consistent Light Conditions Setting AutoTrack Optimization Parameters2AutoTrack Optimization Dynamic Light ConditionsMotion Detection with Region of Interest 500i Series Only Preset positions 90 throughVirtual Masking 500i Series Only 4Privacy Masking 300 and 500i Series Only7Pre-position Tour Image Stabilization 500i Series OnlyOverview of Features Using the IP AutoDomeBelow Connecting the IP AutoDome to the PCNetwork switch to bypass the Local Area Network LAN System RequirementsAutoDome IP Connection Network Switch Computer Configuring the IP AutoDome CameraInstalling the Required Software 1Changing the Network Settings Install the software packages using the procedure belowUsing the Configuration Manager Network Settings Using the IP AutoDome Web ServerProtected Network 6The LivepageMaximum Number of Connections Protected IP AutoDomeView Control Iris openDigital I/O Audio Function Entering a Keyboard Control CommandTriggering Relay System Log / Event LogNumber Description To Enter a Keyboard Control CommandTo Set a Preset Shot Aux Control TabRecording Video Sequences To View a Preset ShotImage Resolution Saving SnapshotsConnections Audio Line Input SpecificationsWire Specifications 9VG4 Audio ConnectionsClick the Transmit Audio radio button to enable for audio Enabling Audio TransmissionTo transmit audio via the IP connection, do the following 5Configuring Gain optional 10.1 Basic Mode Device Access Configuring the IP AutoDomeConfirm password Password10.2 Basic Mode Date/Time 10.3 Basic Mode NetworkDhcp Modem 10.4 Basic Mode Encoder Profile10.5Basic Mode Audio DSLStorage medium 10.6 Basic Mode Recording10.7 Basic Mode System Overview 10.8Advanced Mode IdentificationInitiator extension 10.9Advanced Mode PasswordDevice time zone 10.10 Advanced Mode Date/TimeDate format Device date/Device time10.11 Advanced Mode Display Stamping 10.13 Advanced Mode Livepage Functions 10.12 Advanced Mode Appearance10.14 Advanced Mode Logging Isdn 1B 10.15 Advanced Mode Picture Settings10.16 Advanced Mode Encoder Profile Isdn 2BCIF 10.17 Advanced Mode Encoder Streams Transmitted, select Off 10.18 Advanced Mode AudioPicture quality Network10.21 Camera Settings Group 10.23 Advanced Mode Lens 10.24 Lens Settings Group 10.22 Camera Settings Group10.26 Advanced Mode PTZ 10.27 PTZ Settings Group 10.25 Lens Settings Group10.29 Advanced Mode Display 10.30 Display Settings Group 10.28 PTZ Settings Group10.31 Display Settings Group Scene #Tour Custom Tour 10.32 Display Settings Group10.33 Advanced Mode Alarm 10.34 Input Options Custom Tour Period10.35 Output Options Rule DefinitionPhysical Output Creating Alarm Rules 10.36Alarm RulesBasic Alarm Rule Example Output Option 5 Example Click the Type drop-down list and select Transmit Select Output OptionAlarm Rule 1 Example Address Advanced Alarm Rule Example using AutoTrackAudio/BiPhase 10.37Miscellaneous10.38 Logs 10.39 Advanced Mode Storage ManagementActivating and Configuring Storage Media Local MediaFormatting Storage Media Recording includes 10.40Advanced Mode Recording ProfilesStream profile settings Deactivating Storage Media10.41 Advanced Mode Retention Time Time periods 10.42 Advanced Mode Recording SchedulerHolidays Deleting Holidays10.44 Advanced Mode Alarm Connections 10.43 Advanced Mode Recording StatusDecoder Video transmissionRemote port Video output10.45 Advanced Mode VCA 10.46 Advanced Mode VCA ProfilesVCA configuration Sensitivity MOTION+ only Aggregation time sAnalysis type Motion detector MOTION+ onlySelect Area MOTION+ only Trigger delay sMinimum object size MOTION+ only Debounce time 1 s MOTION+ onlyScene too noisy Global changeScene too bright Scene too darkSelect Area 10.47 Advanced Mode VCA Scheduled10.49 Advanced Mode Audio Alarm 10.48 Advanced Mode VCA Event triggeredSMS 10.50 Advanced Mode Alarm E-Mail10.51 Advanced Mode Alarm Task Editor Sender nameTest e-mail Http browser port 10.52 Advanced Mode NetworkAutomatic IP assignment DNS server addressRCP+ port Interface mode ETHEnable DynDNS Https browser portSnmp 10.53 Advanced Mode AdvancedNtcip 10.54 Advanced Mode Multicasting10.55 Advanced Mode Jpeg Posting 10.57 Advanced Mode Maintenance 10.56 Advanced Mode EncryptionDownload 10.58 Advanced Mode Licenses10.59 Advanced Mode System Overview Maintenance log11.1 VG4 AutoDome Operation and Control Troubleshooting GuideIf O.K., then If using a non-Bosch power supply If O.K., then If there is power to the AutoDome, thenNo camera control If amber LED does not light when given PTZ commands, thenCannot access user SettingsDynamics Keyboard Setting FastAddressDoes not switch If O.K., then Automatically when With an American11.2 VG4 IP AutoDome Video and Control Audio Connections with an IP-enabled VG4 AutoDome 11.3VG4 IP AutoDome AudioAudio Connections with an Analog standard VG4 AutoDome Typical Audio Connections for an Analog AutoDome Problem Solution No Audio Poor Audio Problem Solution If O.K., thenProbably not the source of audio problems 328 ftUser Command Table En User Command Table VG4 Modular Camera System Appendix FastAddress Conversions BlockGroup Numerics IndexVG4 Modular Camera System Index en En Index VG4 Modular Camera System Jpeg En Index VG4 Modular Camera System PTZ En Index VG4 Modular Camera System VIP XD Page Page Bosch Security Systems, Inc
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