Page 1 The figure below illustrates the system when the camera cover is pulled forward by loosening the camera cover fixing screws. Camera stand Camera mount Camera mounting bracket Operation buttons (on right side face) Camera cover Camera cover fixing screws (×4) Lens Safety chain Cable label...
Page 2 Shape Color One-touch connector WHITE Individual ORANGE cables YELLOW GRAY/BLACK BLACK BLUE LAN cable BLACK (thick) connector – BROWN/BLACK POE (–48V) GREEN SKYBLUE PINK ORANGE/BLACK TX (–) GRAY COAXIAL CABLE VIDEO OUT connector For the cable type, see the “cable label” attached to the cable bundle. Follow the steps below to connect each cable firmly to the one-touch connector.
Page 3 Push the lever. The terminal hole opens. Insert the cable into the terminal hole. Be sure to insert the cable firmly all the way to the end. Release the lever. The cable is now locked. Make sure that the cable is locked firmly in place. To prevent short-circuiting, make sure that the stripped wire portion is not exposed out of the connector.
Page 4 Be sure to turn OFF the power switch of all devices to be connected. In addition, read the instruction manual for each device carefully so that you can connect devices correctly. Note that incorrect connection may cause smoke or malfunction. Connect the video cable.
Page 5 Note the polarity (+/–) when you connect 12-VDC power cables. Incorrect polarity may cause damage to your camera. A voltage drop occurs depending on the thickness of the power wires. If you must use a long power cable, determine the cable type by ensuring that the voltage at the power input terminal falls in the operating range of this unit.
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Page 7 A surveillance system consists of mainly the following peripheral devices. Please use SANYO products for connection with this camera. Displays surveillance video for monitoring. The monitor also displays the menu screen. Records surveillance video. For surveillance systems, the use of a DVR is recommended. DVRs ensure a long- hour recording without video degradation.
Page 8 The menu screen allows you to set the operating conditions and required functions of the camera according to your installation environment or other needs. Completely loosen the four fixing screws located on the front face of the camera and pull the camera cover forward.
Page 9 Use the button to set the focus to a far target. Zoom adjustment (Magnification: ×1 to ×30) Use the button to zoom out of the target. Use the button to zoom into the target. One-push auto focus adjustment Use the SET button to focus the camera automatically by one-push operation. 9 / 153...
Page 10 Main Menu Sub Menu SYNC CAMERA IRIS WHITE BALANCE SHUTTER APERTURE GAMMA MOTION POSITION DAY/NIGHT LENS FOCUS ZOOM ALARM ALARM IN ALARM OUT ALARM DISPLAY PRIVACY MASK MASK 1 to 4 PASSWORD PASSWORD LOCK Sets the password lock function that prevents access to the menu screen. PASSWORD CHANGE LANGUAGE...
Page 11 While viewing the menu screen on the monitor, set the operating conditions using the operation buttons on the camera. Use the button to select the menu item. If the “ ↓ ” (down arrow ) symbol is shown to the right of the selected menu item, press the SET button.
Page 12 the setting from “BACK” to “END”, and press the SET button. The main menu disappears and live video images appear on the screen. To display the main menu again, press the SET button located on the side face of the camera for approximately three seconds.
Page 13 Use the button to select [PRESET] on the main menu, use the the SET button. This initializes all the menu settings, with the value for [PRESET] returned to “OFF”. Performing the above resetting operation on a sub menu resets the settings on lower-level screens to the defaults.
Page 14 This camera supports the following synchronization methods: INT: Internal synchronization Performs synchronization according to the camera’s internal signal. L-L (Line Lock): Power source synchronization Performs synchronization according to the frequency of the commercial power source. With this method, you can manually adjust the vertical synchronization phase. 14 / 153...
Page 15 Use the button to select [SYNC], use the button. The L-L SETTING screen appears. Use the button to adjust the vertical synchronization phase. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete adjustment. button to choose “L-L”, and press the SET 15 / 153...
Page 16: White Balance Setting
On this screen, set the operating conditions of the camera. You can have two patterns of operating conditions and use the preferable condition pattern for your environment by choosing the camera setting number (1 or 2). Setting example for using the operating conditions for the daytime use and nighttime use: Select [CAMERA], choose the setting number “1”, and set the operating conditions for daytime use.
Page 17 Use the button to select [CAMERA] on the main menu, use the button to choose the camera setting number (“1” or “2”) with which you want to set operating conditions, and press the SET button. The CAMERA setting screen for the chosen camera setting number appears. 17 / 153...
Page 18 Use this setting to set the lens iris (auto or manual) according to the luminance level of the target objects. AUTO: Auto iris MANU: Manual iris Automatically adjusting the lens iris enables the reproduction of natural images even in outdoors where the luminance difference is large, or under backlight conditions.
Page 19 button. The IRIS SETTING screen appears. Use the button to select [EI] and use the The electronic iris is now enabled, controlling both the AGC circuit and the shutter speed to adjust the exposure. Setting the electronic iris (EI) causes the following: The [SHUTTER] (electronic shutter) setting (“SHORT”...
Page 20 Use this setting to set the white balance according to the installation conditions of the camera. ATW: Auto trace white balance AWC: Push-lock auto white balance 3200: Fixed white balance (for indoors) 5600: Fixed white balance (for outdoors) FLUO: Fixed white balance (for fluorescent lighting) MWB: Manual white balance Auto trace white balance (ATW) automatically adjusts the white balance to provide optimal colors, even if the light source for the target objects is changed.
Page 21 Repeat this step to set masks as many as you want. To delete a mask, move the mask pattern over it and press the SET button. When finished setting masks, use the the screen and press and hold the The [PRESET] and [MENU] items appear on the screen. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK”...
Page 22 Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete the setting. Use push-lock auto white balance (AWC) if auto trace white balance (ATW) does not reproduce a natural white balance. Direct the camera lens toward a white wall or anything that is white and adjust the white balance by one-push operation.
Page 23 3200: For indoors (Fixes the color temperature to 3200 K.) 5600: For outdoors (Fixes the color temperature to 5600 K.) FLUO: For fluorescent lighting (Fixes the color temperature to 4200 K.) Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete the setting. Use the following procedure to manually adjust the gain values of the red and blue signals.
Page 24 Sets the backlight compensation function. If you do not use the backlight compensation function, set [BLC] to “OFF”. MULT: Multi-spot evaluative metering CENT: Center-weighted average metering MASK: Masking for backlight compensation Multi-spot evaluative metering compensates for the backlighting problem by evaluating the photometry of the entire screen.
Page 25 Use the buttons to determine the position of the backlight compensation zone and press the SET button. The BLC SETTING [SIZE] screen appears. Use the buttons to determine the size of the backlight compensation zone and press the SET button. The BLC WINDOW WEIGHTING screen appears.
Page 26 Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete the setting. You can use BLC masking to compensate for the backlighting problem when the target is human, by masking bright background areas. Use the button to select [BLC], use the button.
Page 27 To delete a mask, move the mask pattern over it and press the SET button. When finished setting masks, use the the screen and press and hold the The [PRESET] and [MENU] items appear on the screen. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete the setting. button to move the mask pattern to the bottom area of button for approximately three seconds.
Page 28 Sets the electronic shutter. If you do not use the electronic shutter, set [SHUTTER] to “OFF”. SHORT: Fast shutter speeds LONG: Slow shutter speeds For fast-moving objects, setting a faster shutter speed will reproduce clearer images with less blurs. If fast shutter speeds (SHORT) cannot be set: [SENSE UP] (electronic sensitivity boosting) or [EI] (electronic iris) is set.
Page 29 Use the button to select the desired shutter speed. Available settings: ×1, ×2, ×4, ×8, ×16, ×32 The faster shutter speeds, the longer the resulting exposure time. Setting an excessively long exposure time may result in ghosts, blurs and white spots in moving target objects.
Page 30 Use this setting to emphasize the profile of the target objects. The aperture adjustment can be done in the horizontal and vertical directions. If you do not use the aperture compensation function, set [APERTURE] to “OFF”. Use the button to select [APERTURE], use the SET button.
Page 31 Sets the gain of the video signal. Auto Gain Control (AGC) is a function that automatically adjusts the gain of the video signal in the camera’s amplifier according to the brightness of the target objects to maintain a constant signal output. Automatic gain setting using AGC Manual gain setting Use the...
Page 32 button. The GAIN SETTING screen appears. If [AGC] cannot be set to “OFF”: [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “AUTO”, or [SENSE UP] (electronic sensitivity boosting) is set to “ON”. Use the button to set the AGC’s gain value. Available settings: 0 to 30 dB Select [MENU] and choose “BACK”...
Page 33 Use this setting to set the gamma correction level to adjust the contrast or brightness level. Use the button to select [GAMMA] and use the correction level. Available settings: 0.45: Sets the gamma correction level to 0.45. 1: Sets the gamma correction level to 1. MODE1: Increases the contrast in dark areas.
Page 34 This camera offers a built-in motion sensor function that detects movements by intruders and so on and outputs an alarm signal. SIZE: Sets the detection area size. MASKING: Sets masks. SENSITIVITY: Sets the detection sensitivity. DURATION: Sets the alarm disable duration. If [MOTION] cannot be set: [SENSE UP] (electronic sensitivity boosting) is set, or [SHUTTER] is set to “LONG”...
Page 35 H: Horizontal sizing (1 to 8) The maximum size of the detection pattern ([V] x [H]) is 9. If setting a vertical or horizontal size causes this maximum size to be exceeded, the other size will be automatically adjusted. The detection pattern can be set in 19 sizes, as shown below. Any motion in the target that is larger than the area of the set detection pattern causes the motion sensor to respond and output an alarm signal.
Page 36 Use the buttons to move the mask pattern over the light source you want to mask and press the SET button. This sets a mask at the position where you moved the mask pattern. A new mask pattern starts blinking. Repeat this step to set masks as many as you want.
Page 37 Set the alarm disable duration to prevent the motion sensor, after detecting a motion and outputting an alarm signal, from detecting subsequent alarm motions for that period. Use the button to select [DURATION] and use the duration. Available settings: 5S, 10S, 15S, 20S, 30S, 45S, 1M, 2M, 3M, 4M, 5M (S = seconds, M = minutes) Select [MENU] and choose “BACK”...
Page 38 You can store the zoom and focus settings of surveillance locations by camera setting number (either 1 or 2). These stored zoom and focus settings can be retrieved by selecting [CAMERA] and choosing the camera setting number. Use the button to select [POSITION] and use the the SET button.
Page 39 The Day/Night function improves the camera’s sensitivity by automatically switching the video to the normal color mode in bright conditions and to the black/white mode in dark situations. You can fix the camera to the color or black/white video mode without using the Day/Night function. AUTO: Automatically switches to color or black/white mode.
Page 40 Use the button to Choose “ADJ” and press the SET button. The LEVEL SETTING screen appears. Use the button to select the level setting item ( the luminance level at which switching occurs. [COLOR→B/W] Sets the luminance level at which switching occurs from the color mode to the black/white mode. Available settings: 1 to 7 (Switching occurs in darker conditions as the luminance value increases.) [B/W→COLOR] Sets the luminance level at which switching occurs from the black/white mode to the color mode.
Page 41 Use the button to set [EXT ALARM] to “OFF”. Use the button to select [DAY/NIGHT], use the the SET button. The D/N SETTING-COLOR screen appears. Use the button to choose the external alarm input channel setting for [EXT ALARM]. You can use external alarm input to switch the video mode of the camera. Available settings: OFF: Disables detection of external alarm input.
Page 42 Use the button to select [DAY/NIGHT], use the SET button. The D/N SETTING-B/W screen appears. Use the button to select [BURST] and use the Set whether or not to insert a color burst signal into the black/white signal. Normally, set [BURST] to “OFF”. Available settings: ON: Inserts a burst signal.
Page 43 For the lens settings, you can specify the options for focusing and zooming operations. Focusing operation settings (FOCUS) Sets the focusing mode to either auto or manual. Zooming operation settings (ZOOM) Sets the optical zooming speed and electronic zooming option. 43 / 153...
Page 44 AUTO: Auto focus MANU: Manual focus Set the focusing distance and speed appropriate for the target object. Use the button to select [LENS] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The LENS screen appears. Use the button to select [FOCUS], use the SET button.
Page 45 Use the button to select [AREA], and press the SET button. The AREA SETTING screen appears. Use the button to select the option for the auto-focusing target area. Available settings: 1 (entire screen) 2 (center of screen: larger area) 3 (center of screen: smaller area) Select [MENU], choose “BACK”, and press the SET button.
Page 46 Use the button to select [LIMIT NEAR], and use the focusing distance to the object. Available settings: 10cm, 30cm, 50cm, 1m, 3m, 5m When the distance to the object is less than or equal to 1m, focusing may become difficult. Use the button to select [SPEED], and use the Available settings: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (maximum)
Page 47 You can select zooming speed to the object and magnification power of electronic zoom. Use the button to select [ZOOM], and press the SET button. The ZOOM SETTING screen appears. Use the button to select [SPEED], and use the zoom speed. Available settings: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (maximum) Use the button to select [EL ZOOM], and use the...
Page 48: Alarm Out
You can specify the alarm input/output settings for the camera. ALARM IN: Allows you to perform the alarm input settings (input conditions, alarm action, etc) for each alarm input number. ALARM OUT: Allows you to perform the alarm output settings. ALARM DISPLAY: When an alarm is detected, the camera title displayed in the screen blinks indicating that an alarm is detected.
Page 49 Use the button to select [ALARM] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The ALARM screen appears. Use the button to select [ALARM IN], use the number, and press the SET button. The ALARM IN screen corresponding to the selected alarm input number (1 or 2) appears. Available options: 1, 2 When the alarm input is used as the external control input of the DAY/NIGHT function, “D/N”...
Page 50 Use the button to select [ACTION], and use the Under the item [ACTION], [RATIO] and [ZOOM TIME] appear. Use the button to select [RATIO], and use the magnification power used when the alarm is detected. Available settings: WIDE (widest angle), 1/8, 1/5.6, 1/4, 1/2.8, 1/2, 1/1.4, x1.4, x2, x2.8, x4, x5.6, x8, TELE (maximum telephoto), and MANU Use the button to choose “MANU”...
Page 51 Use the button to select [ACTION] and use the Under the item [ACTION], [RETURN] appears. Available settings: CAM1: Uses the operating conditions you configured for Camera 1 in [CAMERA] to monitor surveillance points. CAM2: Uses the operating conditions you configured for Camera 2 in [CAMERA] to monitor surveillance points.
Page 52 Available settings: AND: Both the motion sensor and the external device detect an alarm condition. OR: Outputs an alarm signal if the motion sensor detects an alarm condition or an external alarm input is received. Use the button to select [ALARM OUT], and use the alarm output.
Page 53 Use the button to select [ALARM OUT], and press the SET button. The ALARM OUT screen appears. Use the button to select [OUTPUT], and use the output. Available settings: ON: Outputs the alarm signal. OFF: Does not output the alarm signal. REMOTE: Outputs the alarm signal by remote operation.
Page 54 Use the button to select [ALARM DISPLAY], and use the The [TIME] menu item appears. Available settings: OFF: The alarm information does not blink. ON: When an alarm is detected, the camera title displayed in the screen blinks indicating that the alarm is detected.
Page 55 You can use the privacy mask to cover a certain part of the surveillance image. The privacy mask may be used to protect privacy. Up to 4 privacy masks can be set. Setting the Privacy Mask over Areas You Want to Hide Turning Configured Privacy Masks On/Off and Reconfiguration Masks.
Page 56 Use the button to select [PRIVACY MASK] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The MASK NO. SELECT screen appears. Use the button to select [MASK 1]. Use the button to choose “SET” in [MASK 1], and press the SET button. The MASK 1 SET [POSITION] screen appears and the mask pattern is displayed in the center of the screen.
Page 57 numbers, which appear in masking order from left to right. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” or “END” to complete the setting. 57 / 153...
Page 58 On the MASK NO. SELECT screen, select a configured privacy mask number, and then choose to turn on (ON), turn off (OFF) or reconfigure (SET) the mask. Available settings: ON: Displays the privacy mask for the mask number you selected. OFF: Does not display the privacy mask for the mask number you selected.
Page 59: Password Lock
Password can be used to restrict the menu setting operations to specific users. PASSWORD LOCK: Setting this option to “ON” authorizes operations in the menu screen by password entry. When the password lock is set, entering the password is prompted before performing any menu operation.
Page 60 Use the button to select [PASSWORD] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The PASSWORD screen appears. Use the button to select [PASSWORD LOCK], and press the SET button with “OFF ↓” displayed. The password entry screen appears. Use the button to select the digit and use the Repeat this procedure until the whole password value (ex.
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Page 62 Use the button to select [PASSWORD LOCK], and press the SET button with “ON ↓” displayed. The password entry screen appears. Use the button to select the digit and use the Repeat this procedure until the whole password value is entered, and press the SET button. When the valid password is entered, “OK”...
Page 63 Use the button to select [PASSWORD CHANGE], and press the SET button. The PASSWORD <NOW PASSWORD> screen appears. Use the button to select the digit and use the Repeat this procedure until the current password value (ex. 1234) is entered, and press the SET button.
Page 64 You can select the language used for menu display. The initial setting is English. Use the button to select [LANGUAGE] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The LANGUAGE screen appears. Use the button to select the language used for menu display, and press the SET button. All the menu displays are changed to the selected language.
Page 65 According to your installation environment or connecting condition, the OPTION menu can be used to perform the following settings. DISPLAY: Sets the information to be displayed (camera title, magnification power in zooming, etc.) and their position in the monitor. MIRROR: Sets a mirroring mode according to your installation condition of the camera.
Page 66 Use the button to select [OPTION] in the main menu, and press the SET button. The OPTION screen appears. Use the button to select [DISPLAY], use the SET button. The DISPLAY screen appears. Set this option to “OFF” if you do not want the camera title and the zoom magnification power to be displayed on the monitor.
Page 67 moves to the next digit. Perform the same procedure repeatedly until you enter the last character of the camera title. The camera title can use up to 16 characters. “?” indication for the unused digits will not be displayed in the monitor. “(2)”...
Page 68 Use the buttons to determine the position where you want the magnification power to be displayed, and press the SET button. The DISPLAY screen appears again. If the display positions of the camera title and the zoom magnification power overlap, the camera title precedes in display.
Page 69 Use the button to select [MIRROR], use the press the SET button. For example, an image will be rotated vertically and horizontally, when “HV” is selected. Available settings: OFF: Normal image HV: Rotated vertically and horizontally. H: Rotated horizontally. V: Rotated vertically. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK”...
Page 70 Use the button to select [STABILIZER], use the SET button. The STABILIZER screen appears. When you do not want to correct the sway of the camera, choose “OFF” for the [STABILIZER] setting. Use the button to select [LEVEL], and use the Available settings: LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH The higher the correction level, the lower the image resolution during correction.
Page 71 Use the button to select [NETWORK], and press the SET button. The NETWORK SETTING screen appears. Use the button to select [IP ADDRESS], and use the setting mode. Available settings: FIX: Assigns the IP address manually. AUTO: Assigns the IP address automatically using the DHCP function. Pressing the SET button displays the IP ADDRESS SETTING screen.
Page 72 ADDRESS]. Select [MENU] and choose “BACK” to complete the setting. The NETWORK SETTING screen appears again. Pressing the SET button displays the automatically assigned IP address on the IP ADDRESS SETTING screen. Selecting [MENU] and choosing “BACK” displays the NETWORK SETTING screen again. Use the button to select [PORT], and press the network connection.
Page 73 All the setting options on the menu on this camera have already been configured to a standard value as default setting. The description and example in the following sections assume typical usage. You can change or adjust the settings or values as necessary. Changing the display language on the menu screens (LANGUAGE) Masking certain part of the image for protecting privacy (PRIVACY MASK) Reversing the live image (OPTION →...
Page 74 The default setting for the display language is English. You can change the display language as necessary. You can set up to 4 privacy masks on the monitor screen. The live image can be displayed reversely by setting a mirroring mode according to your installation condition of the camera.
Page 75 You can change the zooming speed for optical zoom function (the SPEED option). While zooming operation is achieved by the optical lens mechanism, you can zoom in the object further by setting the electronic zooming function. 75 / 153...
Page 76 The motion sensor built into the camera can detect movement of the object. The camera can be configured to zoom in the object automatically when the alarm is detected. There are 15 available options for the magnification power in zooming. You can configure the camera title to blink on the screen when the alarm is detected.
Page 77 When the target object is located near the camera, adjust the nearest focusing distance to the object in [LIMIT NEAR] on the FOCUS SETTING screen. If it is difficult to adjust the focus using the auto-focus function, use the manual focus function. Adjust the iris level or the aperture opening value.
Page 78 You can configure the masking when an extremely bright or dark light source exists in the surveillance area. If a single color occupies the image in higher rate, the white balance adjustment may not work properly. In this case, use the smart auto white balance function by setting [SMART ATW] to “ON”. Although the camera is set to the auto trace white balance (ATW) mode by default, you may choose to set other adjustment modes.
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Page 80 Set network communication conditions, including the IP address for the camera. Perform the input setting for the control terminal (ALARM IN). Perform the output setting for the control terminal (ALARM OUT). 80 / 153...
Page 81 The Day/Night function is set to “AUTO” by default. According to the luminance of day and night, the image viewing mode is switched between the color and black/white modes automatically. If you want to adjust the timing of switching or fix the viewing mode to either the color or black/white video modes, change the option for the [DAY/NIGHT] setting.
Page 82 Performing a certain setting may limit another setting. Refer to the following troubleshooting topics when in trouble for setting. 1. The [SENSE UP] setting cannot be made while “AUTO” is selected for [IRIS]. 2. The “SHORT” and “LONG” options cannot be selected for the [SHUTTER] setting. 3.
Page 83 1. The [SENSE UP] setting cannot be made while “AUTO” is selected for [IRIS]. In the following conditions, the [SENSE UP] option is fixed to “OFF” and the level of electronic sensitivity cannot be configured. When the auto gain control (AGC) is set to “OFF” When the motion sensor option (MOTION) is set to “ON”...
Page 84 3. The auto gain control (AGC) cannot be set to “OFF”. In the following conditions, the [AGC] option is fixed to “ON” and the auto gain control cannot be disabled. When the [SENSE UP] setting is made while “AUTO” is selected for [IRIS] When the Day/Night function (DAY/NIGHT) is set to “AUTO”...
Page 85 In the following conditions, the [MOTION] option is fixed to “OFF” and the motion sensor functions cannot be configured. When the [SENSE UP] setting is made while “AUTO” is selected for [IRIS] When the shutter speed setting (SHUTTER) is set to “LONG” 5.
Page 86 6. The settings in the ALARM IN screen cannot be made. When the [DAY/NIGHT] option is set to “COLOR” and the [EXIT ALARM] option is set to other than “OFF” (1 or 2), “D/N” is displayed in the top right corner of the ALARM IN screen and the menu settings other than the [POLARITY] option cannot be made.
Page 87 When the shutter speed setting (SHUTTER) is set to “LONG” When the [V-RESO.UP] option in the ZOOM SETTING screen is set to “ON”, the option is changed to “OFF”. When “MANU” is selected for [IRIS] and the electronic iris (EI) option is set to “ON” When “SHORT”...
Page 88 When the [V-RESO.UP] option in the ZOOM SETTING screen is set to “ON”, the option is changed to “OFF”. 88 / 153...
Page 89 NTSC/PAL color standards Television system Image sensor 1/4" interline transfer CCD Effective pixels NTSC: 768 (Horizontal) x 494 (Vertical) PAL: 752 (Horizontal) x 582 (Vertical) 2:1 interlaced, 525 lines (NTSC)/625 lines (PAL) Scanning system Internal synchronization/Line lock (with vertical phase adjustment) Synchronization method Video output 1.0 V (p-p)/75Ω, BNC connector...
Page 90 Without sunshade: Approx. 1.8 kg Weight With sunshade: Approx. 2.0 g 90 / 153...
Page 91 Be sure to use the latest versions of operating system and browser, which can be updated by using the Windows Update service. This instruction manual is copyrighted by SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. No materials contained in this manual may be reproduced in any format without the prior permission of the copyright holder.
Page 92 Use the following steps to perform network operation settings. You can refer to the detailed procedure on some steps by clicking the corresponding link. Configuring the TCP/IP settings on PC Installing the “H.264 Plug-in” from the supplied CD-ROM onto the PC Run the “setup.exe”...
Page 93 (When transmitting images encrypted with SSL, only up to 12 users can access the camera.) Whatever the number of users accessing the camera simultaneously, only one user can access the camera as an administrative user (“admin”). Live video image updates may be delayed depending on your system environment as the number of users simultaneously accessing the camera increases.
Page 94 Perform the appropriate TCP/IP settings on your PC in accordance with your operating system. In the [Control Panel], click [Network and Internet Connections]. The [Network and Internet Connections] screen appears. Click [Network Connections]. The [Network Connections] screen appears. The LAN interface (Ethernet adapter) configurations appear in the [LAN or High-Speed Internet] section. Right-click on the LAN interface (Ethernet adapter) configuration used for accessing the camera and click [Properties] in the context menu.
Page 95 check box. Be sure to confirm that the [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] check box is selected. If the check box is disabled, select it to enable the option. Click [Properties]. [General] tab appears in the [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] dialog box. Select the [Use the following IP address:] radio button and complete the [IP address:], [Subnet mask:] and [Default gateway:] fields.
Page 96 Click the [Advanced] tab. Make sure that the “Use SSL 2.0” and “Use SSL 3.0” options under the “Security” section are enabled. If disabled, select the options. Click the [General] tab. Under the “Temporary Internet Files” section, click the [Settings] button. In the “Amount of disk space to use:”...
Page 97 Start the Web browser. To access the camera, Internet Explorer Ver.6.0 or higher is required. When Internet Explorer is used for accessing the camera, the number of images sent from the camera may be limited. Type the URL for accessing the camera in the browser’s address bar, and press [Enter] key. Type the IP address configured for the camera following the “http://”...
Page 98 After selecting the display language, the main screen appears and the live video from the camera is displayed in the video display area. (From the second time onwards, if the language selection screen is left for longer than 10 seconds, the last display language is automatically selected and the main screen appears.) After the camera is turned on, it will take about 1 minute for the camera to be available for accepting any accesses.
Page 99 This establishes the connection to the camera, and the authentication dialog appears. Display name in the [My Network Places] window: SANYO Camera - (camera title) In the (camera title) section above, the title specified for the camera in [TITLE] field of the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen appears.
Page 100 The structure of the main screen partially differs depending on the screen display types (ActiveX/HTML). Although the HTML screen is the initial display after login, the display type can be switched with the selection button on the control panel. “ActiveX” is characterized by its higher baud rate, smooth motion in video and reduced file size. Do not enable the screensaver while the ActiveX screen is being displayed.
Page 101 ActiveX screen Used to perform remote operation of the camera. The camera title specified in the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen is displayed. The color of the title changes according to the status of alarm detection. White Normal Buffering alarm data Detecting an alarm condition Transmitting an alarm Orange Waiting for the alarm images to be transmitted.
Page 102 The still images can also be printed and saved. Used to control the alarm output from the camera remotely. Click this button to terminate the connection to the camera and close the screen. Some parts of the control panel and the remote alarm button are not displayed for the guest users. 102 / 153...
Page 103 You can operate the camera remotely with the control panel. The admin users alone can operate all the functions of the control panel. For the guest users, only parts of the control panel are displayed. Specifications of the control panel vary depending on the screen display types (ActiveX/HTML). Use these buttons to display the camera's setting menu and change the camera settings from the menu remotely.
Page 104 The slide bar is used to select the desired zoom magnification. In addition, clicking the (WIDE)/ Pressing and holding the (WIDE)/ When the electronic zoom function (EL ZOOM) is enabled on the camera and the zoom magnification reaches the maximum value of optical zoom (x30), clicking the activates the electronic zoom function.
Page 105 allocated to respective numbers depends on the camera models. Displays the menu buttons for an administrative user (“admin”). Switches the screen display type between “ActiveX” and “HTML”. To select the “ActiveX”, make sure that the “H.264 plug-in” has been installed from the supplied CD- ROM onto the PC.
Page 106 The capture button displays the still image at the moment of clicking the button in a separate window. While displaying the still image, the live video in the main screen continues to be shown as a moving picture. To print or save the still image, right-click on the still image and click the desired command in the context menu.
Page 107 When you click the [MAIN SETTINGS] button on the control panel, the menu buttons for an administrative user (“admin”) are displayed. Clicking each button displays the corresponding configuration screen. The menu button being selected is displayed in orange. Used for configuring the communication settings with the camera. For the network configurations, contact your network administrator.
Page 108 Used for configuring the DDNS settings when using the DDNS service. Used for configuring the schedule settings, including the alarm notification, the alarm image transmission and timer transmission in the FTP mode, and the auto-mode setting of the camera. This menu is also used to set a desired date as holiday. Used for updating the firmware or resetting all the values to the factory settings.
Page 109 Specifies the camera title. The title specified here appears in the main screen and is inserted into the alarm notification e-mail. The title can be up to 16 alphanumeric characters. If you specify an invalid value such as a double-byte character, the “PLEASE ENTER A VALID VALUE!”...
Page 110 The MAC address of the camera is displayed automatically. (It cannot be changed.) When the [IP ADDRESS] setting is “DHCP”, select the method for configuring the DNS server address. Manually configure the IP address. →Enter the IP address. DHCP Automatically allocates the IP address. When the [DNS] setting is “FIX”, enter the DNS server address.
Page 111 Displays the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen in a separate window. On the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen, you can configure the security function and set the camera access restriction to the PC. Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window. For detailed information on the network settings, contact your network administrator. 111 / 153...
Page 112 When you click the [SECURITY] button on the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen, the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen appears. You can set the camera access restriction to the PC. Select “ON” when you set the access restriction. Used to set the access restriction for the PC that is not registered on this screen. REJECTED Rejects the access from the PC that is not registered.
Page 113 To restore the original settings, click the [CANCEL] button before clicking the [SET] button. Closes the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen to returns to the [NETWORK SETTING] screen. Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window. 113 / 153...
Page 114 Set the date and time on the internal clock of the camera. The days of week are automatically displayed based on date/time setting. Sets the 12-hour/24-hour display format, the font size, and the display position. 12/24 Sets either the 12-hour or 24-hour display format. SIZE Sets the font size (SMALL/MEDIUM/LARGE) of the date and time display in the ActiveX screen.
Page 115: Ntp Server Address
The default date and time display in [DAYLIGHT SAVING (ON/OFF)] ( according to the area that is selected here. Sets whether or not to use the daylight saving mode. It is automatically selected according to the [TIME ZONE] setting. The mode, however, can be changed manually.
Page 116 To restore the original settings, click the [CANCEL] button before clicking the [SET] button. Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window. 116 / 153...
Page 117 Enables/Disables the DFFC (function to reduce jaggedness of the edge of moving objects). A motion of objects is detected by the change in brightness. The DFFC may not work when the change in brightness is too small. Specifies the JPEG image settings. RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY LIVE FRAME RATE...
Page 118 While other users are viewing H.264 images Specifies the H.264 image settings. RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY FRAME RATE PRIORITY Specifies the priority regarding the change of video bit rate. VBR Variable bit rate CBR Constant bit rate Specifies the streaming conditions of H.264 image. PROTOCOL Sets the transmission protocol (UDP (Unicast) or HTTP) of H.264 images.
Page 119 To restore the original settings, click the [CANCEL] button before clicking the [SET] button. Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window. HTTP/UDP(Unicast): Once H.264 image is specified for the setting, the maximum number of users allowed for simultaneous access depends on the frame rate and resolution settings.
Page 120: Smtp Server Address
When sending the e-mail, set this value to “ON”. The following mail server information is specified in these setting items. SMTP SERVER ADDRESS (domain name or IP address) When you specify the domain name, also specify the DNS of your network. SMTP PORT NUMBER (port number used for communicating with the SMTP server) For the details, consult your network administrator.
Page 121 Specifies the recipient’s e-mail address to which the e-mail is sent. You can specify up to five e-mail addresses. Type the recipient’s e-mail address and check the check box to the left of the e-mail address field. When you want to attach the image file to the e-mail, check the check box for the recipient under the [ATTACH IMAGE] title.
Page 122 You can specify your own subject and comments inserted into the notification e-mail. The camera title, date and time of e-mail transmission, and the IP address of the camera are automatically inserted into the notification e- mail as default information. SUBJECT: Specifies the e-mail subject (up to 32 characters) displayed at the top of the e-mail message.
Page 123 When the [IMAGE TRANSFER SETTINGS] screen appears, select the image transfer mode in [IMAGE TRANSMISSION], and display each setting screen. OFF: Image transmission is disabled. HTTP: Transfers the image to the recording/playing software (VA-SW3050), which is optionally available. FTP: Transfers the image to the FTP server. When the alarm settings are performed in the “VA-SW3050”, the [IMAGE TRANSMISSION] setting on this screen is automatically set to the “HTTP”.
Page 124 Set the image transfer mode to “HTTP”. Sets image conditions for live video image and normal recording. RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY Sets image conditions for the alarm recording. RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY Select the [BUFFER SIZE] option for specifying the buffering capacity for recording each alarm image. According to the value you select, perform the following settings: One alarm image set containing both the pre- and post-alarm images is stored in the camera, and then the alarm image set is transferred one by one to the “VA-SW3050”...
Page 125: Port Number
Set the image transfer mode to “FTP”. The following FTP information is specified in these setting items. PORT NUMBER Please set the same number as the control port number configured on the server. Normally “21” is set. Do not specify the following values to the transmission port; from 4000 to 5000, 10000, 10001 and 38214.
Page 126 “ ' “ (single quotation), “ " ” (double quotation), “\” (backslash), “/” (slash), “<”, “>”, “?”, “|”, “*”, “:” (colon) and “;” (semicolon). If the CAMERA ID is not configured, “sanyo” and “alarm” are substituted as the file name and folder name respectively.
Page 127 “ ' “ (single quotation), “ " ” (double quotation), “\” (backslash), “/” (slash), “<”, “>”, “?”, “|”, “*”, “:” (colon) and “;” (semicolon). If the CAMERA ID is not configured, “sanyo” and “timer” are substituted as the file name and folder name respectively.
Page 128 The DDNS server name is displayed automatically; you don’t need to enter it. (members.ddns-sanyosecurity.com) They are displayed automatically. As they are required to register the domain name, write down them before accessing the SANYO’s DDNS service site. The access interval to the server is automatically set to “10MIN”.
Page 129: Username And Password
They are required to register the domain name. Click the [REGISTER] button. Clicking the button automatically accesses the SANYO’s DDNS service site, and the [LOG IN] screen appears. (https://www.ddns-sanyosecurity.com) Enter the [USER NAME] and [PASSWORD] which you have written down in step 2, and then click [Log in].
Page 130 Enter the Domain Name to be used and click [Submit]. The domain name has been registered in the DDNS server. Return to the [DDNS SETTINGS] screen and input the registered domain name in [DOMAIN NAME] ( When you use the DDNS service, port forwarding must be set on your router. For details on how to set port forwarding, please refer to your router's instruction manual.
Page 131 The schedule function works according to the time set on the camera (the time displayed in the main screen). After you turn on/off the camera, configure the exact time on the [CLOCK SETTING] screen. Specify the schedule for sending the notification e-mail using the timer and sending the alarm notification. Enables/disables the schedule function for each day of the week.
Page 132 Enables/disables transmission of the alarm notification e-mail. ALARM (FTP) Enables/disables alarm image transmission in the FTP mode. REMOTE ALARM “ACTIVE” Enables/disables Alarm Output remotely. For each function above, select “ON” or “OFF”. Disables the function. Performs the function according to the schedule. Copies the setting of the selected row.
Page 133 Enables/disables the schedule function and operation mode setting for each day of the week. Select the checkbox to enable the schedule function for the corresponding day of the week. If you want to enable the same schedule setting to be applied to every day, select “DAILY” at the bottom of the column and specify the details.
Page 134 Specifies the day of the week you want to treat as holiday. The default setting is [SUN]. Specifies the dates you want to treat as holidays. For the date specified here, regardless of the actual day of the week, the same operation schedule as the day of the week specified in [HOLIDAY] will be applied.
Page 135 When you access the camera through the UPnP connection, make sure that the [UPnP] option is set to “ON” (factory setting value). When you access the camera through the UPnP connection, enable the UPnP component on your After you change the [UPnP] settings, use the Close button to terminate the camera connection and access the camera again.
Page 136 When the firmware update completes, the system restarts automatically. About 90 seconds after the restart, the connection to the camera will be established again. Check the version number indication in the [OPTION SETTINGS] screen to confirm whether the firmware update has been successful or not.
Page 137 Clicking on the control panel displays the on-screen camera configuration menu. You can change the monitoring and operation preferences stored in the camera through the network connection. Use the camera control buttons on the control panel to change the preferences. To select a menu Click to move the cursor up/down.
Page 138 The factory setting value is represented in bold. The “–” mark shows that the factory setting value does not exist. When you want to reset all the settings you made to the factory settings, use the [RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGS] setting in the [OPTION SETTINGS] screen. Setting menu Display language ENGLISH , FRANÇAIS, DEUTSCH, ESPAÑOL, JAPANESE...
Page 139 (ON/OFF) MONTH TIME CLOCK ADJUST TIME TO SYNCHRONIZE NTP SERVER ADDRESS Setting menu DYNAMIC FIELD FRAME CONVERSION JPEG RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY BASIC, NORMAL, ENHANCED , FINE, SUPER FINE LIVE FRAME RATE (admin/guest) H.264 RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY BASIC, NORMAL, ENHANCED , FINE, SUPER FINE FRAME RATE PRIORITY STREAMING...
Page 140 ALARM RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY BASIC, NORMAL, ENHANCED , FINE, SUPER FINE BUFFER SIZE PRE/POST RATE DURATION PORT NUMBER SERVER ADDRESS USER ID PASSWORD FTP PASSIVE ALARM ALARM CAMERA ID OVERWRITE RESOLUTION PICTURE QUALITY BASIC, NORMAL, ENHANCED , FINE, SUPER FINE BUFFER SIZE PRE/POST RATE...
Page 141 REMOTE ALARM “ACTIVE” AUTO MODE START SCHEDULE COMMAND PRESET AUX ON AUX OFF HOLIDAY HOLIDAY SETTINGS MONTH/DAY Setting menu UPnP ON , OFF Setting menu SECURITY FUNCTION ON, OFF DEFAULT POLICY REJECTED, AUTHORIZED NETWORK ADDRESS/SUBNET REJECTED , AUTHORIZED OFF , ON Hour (00 - 23), minute (00 - 59) ---, PRESET, AUX ON, AUX OFF 1 - 8...
Page 142 The following license is applied to OpenSSL. LICENSE ISSUES ============== The OpenSSL toolkit stays under a dual license, i.e. both the conditions of the OpenSSL License and the original SSLeay license apply to the toolkit. See below for the actual license texts. Actually both licenses are BSD-style Open Source licenses.
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Page 144 * ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS * OR SERVICES;...
Page 145 JPEG/H.264 (simultaneous transmission available) Image compression H.264: Main Profile, Level 3 <JPEG> Resolution NTSC: 720×240, 640×480, 360×240, 176×120, 720×480 PAL: 720×288, 640×480, 360×288, 176×144, 720×576 <H.264> NTSC: 720×480, 352×240, 176×144 PAL: 720×576, 352×288, 176×144 5 levels Picture quality <JPEG> Frame rate NTSC: Max 30ips (720×480) PAL: Max 25ips (720×576) <H.264>...
Page 146 Power Supply Synchronization (Line Lock) Gamma Correction Sway Compensation (STABILIZER) AGC (Auto Gain Control) Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) Burst Signal (BURST) Aperture (APERTURE) Coaxial Superimposed Communication (COAX) RS-485 Communication (485) Address (ADDRESS) Protocol (PROTOCOL) Baud Rate (BAUD RATE) Terminator (TERMINATE) SSP (Security Serial Protocol) IP Address (IP ADDRESS) Port Number (PORT)
Page 147 The line lock is a simple sync system that is used to synchronize each camera with the frequency of power supply (60 Hz in North America and 50 Hz in Europe). The line lock is in vertical-hold control of cameras selected with a switching device, such as a camera switcher, and viewed on a single monitor screen.
Page 148 When the gamma value is 1, the angle of gradient of the graph will become 45°, in which case the signal output of the camera is in direct proportion to the signal input. When the gamma value is more than 1, the angle of gradient of the graph will exceed 45° and the contrast of the image will become higher than usual.
Page 149 HIGH (about 1.2x) MIDDLE (about 1.1x) 149 / 153...
Page 150 The AGC is an electronic circuit of a camera. If the captured picture signal of the camera is weak, the AGC will automatically increase the sensitivity of the camera. On the other hand, if the picture signal is strong, the AGC will automatically lower the sensitivity, thus maintaining the level of signal output constant regardless of the contrast difference of each shooting object.
Page 151 A set of rules or standards designed to enable devices to connect with each other and exchange data. The item SANYO, which supports SANYO’s SSP/fast SSP protocol, or PELCO, which supports the PELCO-D protocol, can be selected when this model is in RS-485 communication.
Page 152 The IP address is the address information allocated to each device connected to a TCP/IP network. In the IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) format, the 32-bit address is divided into four 8-bit sections and represented as “192.168.0.2” for example. On a TCP/IP network, the IP address is used to identify network devices. In addition to the IP address, a TCP/IP network also uses the port number as the auxiliary address to identify individual programs running on the networked computers.
Page 153 IP (International Protection) refers to the international protection standard grades specified by the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) and JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards). This camera meets the requirements of “IP66”, which means it provides excellent protection against water and dust for outdoor use. However, the camera cannot be immersed in water or used under high water pressure.

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