Okina HD21B54-K10 Manuale utente

HDC-9

HD21B54-K10

HD SDI 1080p Optical Zoom & Auto Focus

54 IR LED Bullet Camera

USER MANUAL

Auto ZF Camera: Made in Korea

Auto ZF Lens: Made in Korea

54 OSRAM IR LED: Made in Germany

FEATURES

•SDI 1080p - 1920 x 1080

•1/3" Panasonic CMOS

•Auto IRIS Twin Stepping Motorized Lens - 10X Zoom - 5~50mm

•54 OSRAM IR LED – IR Distance: 150 feet / 50 meter

•Mechanical IR Cut Filter - ICR

•OSD and RS485

•520mA max @ IR Off; 880mA max @ IR On

•Dual Power 12V DC / 24 V AC

•IP68 Rating

International Patent Registered:

PCT/KR2011/007613 & 7656 & 8080

Due to the Twin Motorized AF Lens, we recommend to use

12V DC 1.5A / 1500mA for each camera.

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union

and other European countries with separate collection systems).

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household

waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and

electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential

negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by

inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural

resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city

office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

CAUTION

1. Never point the camera toward the sun

Do not expose the lens directly to the sun or to strong light as this may damage the pick-up

device.

2. Handle this camera with care

Avoid any shock or bumping of the camera. Improper handling could damage the camera.

3. Requires a proper operating environment

This camera is designed for indoor or outdoor use. The allowable temperature range for operation

of this camera is between -4°F ~ 144°F / -20°C ~ 60°C when heater and cooling fan are off and

between -42°F ~ 195°F / -40°C ~ 90°C when heater and cooling fan are on.

4. Clean the front face or lens

It is recommended that the surface be cleaned every 3~6 months. Cleaning should be done by

using a chamois, a very fine soft cloth, lens tissue, or cotton tipped applicator and ethanol to

carefully remove any fingerprint or dust.

5. Check the power source voltage

The power source voltage should be within the specified range. (Camera must meet the

specifications). Camera must be connected to a surge protector at all times.

6. Objects and liquid entry

Never push objects of any kind into this camera as this may touch dangerous voltage points of

short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill any kind of liquid on the

video product.

Please read the Manual before attempting to use this product.

Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice.

7. Servicing

Do not attempt to service this video product by yourself as opening or removing covers may

expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all service to qualified servicing

personnel.

8. Damage requiring service

Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and refer service to qualified servicing personnel

under the following conditions:

a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.

b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the video product.

c. If the video product has been exposed to rain or water.

d. If the video product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.

e. When the video product exhibits a distinct change in performance.

LIMITED WARRANTY

OKINA USA products are covered under warranty for three (3) years from the date of purchase.

The warranty will automatically be voided if any of the following occurs:

1. Camera sticker is removed

If the camera sticker is removed, we will not be able to confirm any information regarding when and

where the product was purchased. We have no other way to verify the purchase record without the

serial number on the camera sticker; therefore, it should not be removed.

2. Camera is modified in any way

If the camera is scratched, damaged, or modified in a manner not described in this manual, the warranty

will be voided immediately. It is the customer’s responsibility to keep the camera in good condition.

3. Video or power cable is cut

The video cable and the power cable should not be tampered with. Cutting or modifying of the cables

will result in termination of the warranty.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

1. One (1) HD21B56-K10 Camera

2. One (1) Sunshield

3. One (1) Sunshield Lock Screw Set

4. One (1) RF Remote Control w/ Battery

5. Three (3) Wall Mount Screws w/ Wall Anchors

6. One (1) Allen Wrench

7. One (1) User Manual

* For any returns, please include all components listed above with original packaging in

Resalable Condition. Absolutely No Returns will be accepted if any component is

missing/damaged.

DIMENSIONS (Unit: inches / mm)

PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

RESET button for lens position

•Optimize AF lens position

•Reset the correct position of zoom & focus

•Fixing malfunction of the lens and the focus

error resolved

OSD Menu Open button (Press 3 seconds)

•Auto, focus & zoom features Stopped

•Automatically changes to OSD Mode,

OSD Menu will show up

•Select ‘EXIT’ on OSD Menu, OSD Mode stopped

#1 HD-SDI (Gold)

#2 POWER (Red)

#3 RS485

Orange (+), White (  )

PELCO D 9600bps connection











DOWN

ZOOM_OUT

RESET

OSD

ZOOM_IN

FOCUS_IN

A/F

FOCUS_OUT

HARDWARE RS485 WITH PTZ KEYBOARD SETUP

Default protocol is Pelco-D and default baud rate is 9600 for RS485 communication between

camera and PTZ controller.

NOTE: It is highly recommended that you run an additional cable for your RS485

communication from your camera. Some models may have RS485 setting in menu. Please

leave RS485 baud rate setting at 38400.

OSD OPERATION

OSD Main Menu

The menu consists of a main menu and sub-menu. Each

menu has a total of seven sub-menus of the camera

functions. Each sub-menu, the sub menu back to the

primary and secondary and tertiary sub-menu consists

of ENTER through the key mark from the primary to the

secondary can be moved to the third sub-menu.

LENS (AF) Control Mode – Zoom & Focus

Label Name

Function

A/F MENU

Quick Auto Focus Aiming

Button

Zoom-In (Tele)

Zoom-Out (Wide)

Focus-In (Near)

Focus-Out (Far)



Five Direction Key Operations:

OSD Control Mode

Label Name

Function

A/F MENU

ENTER Button

Down

Left

Right



F1 Function Button

•Locking all control of the camera - Press 5 seconds

•Release from locking function - Press 5 seconds

F2 Function Button

•Only to the special purpose camera

Control distance

within 20ft / 6m.

1. LENS: Lens Mode Setting

1. VIDEO: VIDEO IRIS LENS drive is used.

2. MANUAL: MANUAL IRIS LENS mode when

you apply FIXED TYPE lens, it can used,

2.1mm ~ 50mm lens can be applied to a

variety of lens.

3. DC: AUTO DC IRIS lens, if applicable, DC IRIS

MOTOR driven by the Open the aperture is closed. Indoor mode (INDOOR) and

outdoor (OUTDOOR) In the sub-modes can be adjusted.

2. LENS: Lens Mode Setting

1. SHUTTER: AUTO, MANUAL is set to

a. AUTO

b. 1/30(25);1/60(50); 1/120(100);

1/240; 1/500; 1/1000; 1/2000;

1/5000; 1/10000; 1/50000

c. DSS Mode conversion: DSS (Digital

Slow Shutter) to set the value: x2, x4,

x6, x8, x10, x15, x20, x30, x60

2. AGC (Auto Gain Control): -0 ~ 16

*Day / night brightness, clarity and improved noise rise is closely related to the

one using it, will demand attention.

3. SENSE-UP:

a. AUTO

b. MANUAL: - X2, x4, x6, x8, x10, x15, x20, x30, x60.

4. BRIGHTNESS (brightness): - 0 (dark) to 100 (bright)

5. WDR (Wide Dynamic Range):

a. Set the backlight compensation function Broadband

b. OFF, b. LOW, c. MIDDLE, d. HIGH

*Indicates the degree of exposure of the shutter.

The higher the value, the better the show listings, shadow appears

relatively darker.

*When WDR is ON, the function of DEFOG will be unable.

6. BACKLIGHT (Back Light Compensation):

a. Backlight compensation function and high-brightness backlight reverse

function

b. OFF: Turn off the backlight compensation function.

c. BLC: BLC function is being used.

d. HSBLC: black against the brightness of the light is reversed.

*HSBLC used in the vehicle identification number plate is a function of.

3. WHITE BAL: White Balance Setting

White balance can be manually or automatically

adjusted to fit environmental lighting, e.g., matching

the light source of white object caught in sunlight to

color balance in the camera.

1. MANUAL: (Fig. 3.2)

a. Adjust the white balance manually.

The manual mode enables finer

adjustment. "RED GAIN" and "BLUE

GAIN" can be adjusted to increase

or decrease the desired

concentration:

b. RED GAIN: Adjusts the red value

(0-100 levels).

c. BLUE GAIN: Adjusts the blue value (0-100 levels).

2. ATW (Auto Tracking White balance):

a. Solar and other sources

automatically adjust the white

balance. Used to set current

lighting environment and the most

appropriate white balance to the

light source in order to obtain the

status by pressing the ENTER button once will temporarily adjust.

*When the environment changes, it will readjust it.

b. INDOOR: Indoor lighting is used (± 3700° K).

c. OUTDOOR: Used in outdoor environments (± 5100° K).

4. DAY & NIGHT: Day & Night Mode Setting

1. D&N AUTO Mode: (Fig. 4.1)

a. DELAY: 0 ~ 255Second. Fast

conversion time, you can adjust

slowly.

b. D-> N (AGC): 0 ~ 100

*AGC value is based on the color

mode (weeks) in the

black-and-white mode (night) to

adjust the time of the conversion.

c. N-> D (AGC): 0 ~ 100

*AGC value is based on the

black-and-white mode (night) in the

color mode (weeks) to adjust the

time of the conversion.

*Change the reference level in the

daytime and night-night in the week

that changes the thickness of the reference level adjustable one, if the

value is too small hunting (screen flicker) do occur, please be careful.

2. B/W Mode: (Fig. 4.2)

a. BURST: OFF or ON.

i. Color signal to noise

generated by switching to

black and white mode to

full function is used

b. IR SMART: OFF or ON.

i. IR LED lights up at night or,

if the object is close to the

front of the camera, IR

LED to increase visibility

for yourself is to adjust the

brightness. LEVEL 15 steps

and AREA (area) can be

set.

3. EXT Mode: (Fig. 4.3)

External input to the value of the amount of light control sensor day & night

conversion is performed.

*The case of an infrared camera, EXT mode is set by default.

4. COLOR Mode: (Fig. 4.3)

Color (weeks) only mode is fixed.

5. NR: Digital Noise Reduction Feature Setting

1. 3DNR, three-dimensional digital noise on the screen (3D image) compression that

reduces the noise significantly functions:

a. ON: (Fig. 5.2)

b. S-LEVEL: Indicates where to Start the 3DNR.

c. E-LEVEL: Indicates where to End the

3DNR.

d. OFF: Turn off the function.

2. LEVEL: Increase the level of noise reduction.

*DNR LEVEL increasing, powerful noise

reduction performed by the first, so the

camera's resolution is to take off.

3. SMART NR: Intelligent Noise Reduction

i. ON: Autumnally reduce

noise when a person or

object is motion.

ii. OFF: Function off.

iii. *DNR feature on-screen

Functionality first

performed to remove

noise, so the camera's resolution is closely related to the

decrease in the LEVEL control.

6. SPECIAL: Special Feature Setting

1. CAM TITTLE, the name of the camera:

a. ON: A keyboard layout will pop up in

order to edit the name.

b. OFF: Turn off this function.

2. D-EFFECT: (Fig. 6.2)

a. FREEZE: Freeze Frame function can

be selected.

b. MIRROR: REVERSE mode.

i. OFF: Turn off function.

ii. V-FLIP:

H: vertical (up and down

the screen can be

reversed).

V: right (screen left and

right can be reversed).

iii. ROTATE:

FLIP & ROTATE: up and

down and side to side (the

screen up and down, side

to side, and can be

rotated reverse).

c. D-ZOOM: x2 ~ 32x digital zoom.

d. NEG.IMAGE: Inverts the negative image contrast screen offers.

3. MOTION: If motion is detected, objects on screen will move.

a. OFF: Turn off function.

b. ON: (Fig. 6.3) Select motion detection functions.

i. SELECT: Set up AREA 1 ~ 3.

ii. DISPLAY: Motion detection

to adjust the position and

size of the area.

iii. SENSITIVITY: Subtle

movements to adjust the

sensitivity to detect

motion (0 – 60 steps) and

the more steps, the

sensitivity. *If the movement of the object is divided into

multiple zones, the smaller the value. And if movement of

several objects is contained in one area, the larger the value.

iv. MOTION VIEW: A moving object image into a mosaic shows.

v. DEFAULT: Restore to the previous setting.

4. PRIVACY: Mask off certain areas on the screen.

a. OFF: Turn off function.

b. ON: (Fig. 6.4) Select motion

detection functions.

i. SELECT: Set up AREA 1 ~ 8.

ii. DISPLAY: The location and

size of the masked area can

be adjusted.

iii. COLOR: Select a color

masking. (1 – 6 colors)

iv. DEFAULT: Restore to the

previous setting.

5. LANGUAGE (Fig. 6.1): Select different language.

a. ENG, b. JPN, c.CHN1, d.CHN2

6. DEFECT: CMOS sensor caused by heat or other

harmful frequencies on the screen. Defective

pixels (black dots or white point) to calibrate.

a. Selected: (Fig. 6.5)

i. LIVE DPC: 60 steps can be

set to the regular

calibration. *Adjust the

level by set to ON, and the

LEVEL adjustment will show

up on the next line.

ii. STATIC DPC: 60 steps can be

set up & cover the front of the lens, etc. Close the light so that

the effects of bad pixels on the entire screen section disappear.

*Adjust the level by set to ON, and the LEVEL adjustment will

show up on the next line.

iii. SENSE-UP: select the calibration settings are available under

each step.

7. RS485: communication camera ID can be set to 0-255. *For all the Auto ZF

Cameras the PELCO 'D' 9600bps fixed PROTOCOL is supported.

a. Selected: (Fig. 6.6)

i. CAMERA ID: can be set to

0-255

ii. ID DISPLAY: the camera ID

of 485 communications.

iii. BAUDRATE: communication

speed of 485

communication.

8. For all the Auto ZF Cameras with the BAUDRATE

38400 is fixed, this is because the camera's

internal communication and relationship

changes randomly, RS485 communication is not. To close Auto ZF Cameras, please

do not change the BAUDRATE.

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