Canon VC-C50i Connecting the Components

Before You Use the Product

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Using the Wide-angle Converter

The optional Wide-angle Converter WL-37 can be used to provide wide-angle shots (approx.

0.74× the normal focal distance).

Mount the wide-angle converter correctly so that it is level and fitted securely onto the

camera. When mounted correctly, the wide-angle converter should turn roughly 3 times before

stopping.

Connecting the Components

Wide-angle Converter

The Wide-angle Converter WL-37 cannot be used on the VC-C50iR. If the converter

is used on the VC-C50iR, the mount will gradually loosen and the converter will fall off

the camera.

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WARNING

●The camera may not operate correctly if a wide-angle converter other than

the WL-37 is used.

●The permissible range of camera installation angles with the wide-angle

converter mounted on the camera is ±15° from the horizontal.

●The wide-angle converter cannot be used in night mode. (→ P.33)

NOTE

VIDEO OUT A1

B1

A10

B10

DC IN 13V

To VIDEO IN terminal Monitor

AC cable

Multiconnector plug

BNC connector

AC Adapter

(Rear of camera)

• PC

• Another

VC-C50i/

VC-C50iR

• Network

camera server

• Sensor

• Alarm

• Monitor

Contents

Main Introduction Features of the VC-C50i/VC-C50iR Communication Camera Page a Safe Use of Equipment a a CAUTION: a Important Warnings Page Page a IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Page Page Cleaning the Lens Maintenance Cleaning the Equipment Icons Used in This Instruction Manual a CONTENTS Before You Use the Product Checking the Camera and Its Accessories Nomenclature VC-C50i camera VC-C50iR camera AC adapter PA-V16 (NTSC model only) AC cable (NTSC model only) Installing the Product Using a Tripod Using the Wide-angle Converter Connecting the Components Attaching the Multiconnector to the Camera Connecting to the Multiconnector Multiconnector Pin Layout B10 A1 Pin No. Item External Device I/O Terminals Turning the Power ON and OFF LED Displays and the Camera Status LED Display Camera Status Controlling the Camera from the Wireless Controller > < ^ Loading the Batteries into the Wireless Controller Range of Camera Head Movement VC-C50i VC-C50iR To move the camera head left and right (pan) Press the 4 and 6 buttons. Changing the Camera Head Angle To zoom in (TELE): Press the t side of the button. To zoom out (WIDE): Press the w side of the button. Zooming In/Out To use autofocus mode Press the a button. The camera focuses automatically. Focusing To fix the focus Press the n button. To focus on nearby subjects Press the r button. Adjusting the Brightness To brighten or darken the image Press the z side of the button to brighten the image and the x side to darken the image. To store a position 1. Storing a Preset Camera Position To switch the camera off In the status of camera ON, press the p button. To switch the camera on In the status of camera OFF, press the p button. Switching the Camera ON and OFF Camera Settings Buttons Used to Specify the Settings buttons 58 Setting Menu Description Setting the Clock // are selected. YY/MM/DD 24H Selecting Display/Hide Clock and Text Example of clock and text display Entering Characters move the cursor to [OK]. 11 lines Setting the Camera Head Movement Speed and Pan Operation NH G O EI Setting the Range of Camera Head Movement When the setting is changed Setting the AE / / [5] corresponds to the Normal brightness setting ( P.24) MAIN MENU SET MENU CAMERA MENU AE SETTING NOTE Night Mode Settings VC-C4 Mode Setting Menu RS-232C Settings ID Mode Setting the ID Number T W ID Mode 1. Press the i button. Selecting the Camera to be Controlled ID Mode 1. Press the i button. 2. Press the 0 button. Cancelling ID Mode Troubleshooting The wireless controller does not work. There is no picture on the monitor. Cannot adjust the camera head angle properly. The camera will not move to a preset position. The camera will not focus. Factory Default Settings Specifications * shaky when the camera head is being moved slowly. Item Details Specifications The CE Mark is a Directive conformity mark of the European Community (EC).