STAR-LIGHT™ 2.1MP/1080p HD Over Coax™ Pan, Tilt, Zoom 20x Dome Camera

Tampering-Resistant Pan, Tilt, Zoom Domes

Digital Watchdhog® PTZ cameras use up to 30x optical zoom lens, which uses the internal glass elements of the lens to bring an image in closer and records over the entire digital sensor of the camera at full resolution. Combined with additional 16x digital zoom, the camera offers clear zoom up to 480x times.

Analog HD over Coax™ technology with HD-Analog signal support
Star-Light™ super low light technology
2.1MP/1080p 1/2.8" Sony image sensor at real-time 30fps
Analog legacy analog output (720x480)
4.7~94mm motorized zoom auto-focus lens
True Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
OSD control via coaxial (UTC)
20x optical zoom + 16x digital zoom
Smart DNR™ 3D digital noise reduction
True day/night with mechanical IR cut filter
Programmable privacy zones
Auto gain control (AGC)
Backlight compensation (BLC)
Auto white balance (AWB)
Motion detection
Pan 0~360° endless, 180° per second pan speed
Vector drive technology – pan/tilt motion in shortest path
240 preset positions
8 patterns
8 tours
RS-485 built-in
Alarm sensor input
Relay output
IP66 environmental-rated dust-tight and water-resistant

IMAGE
Image sensor	2.1MP/1080p 1/2.8” Sony Starvos CMOS
Total pixels / active pixels	1945 (H) x 1097 (V)
Scanning system	Progressive scan
Synchronization	Internal
Resolution	HD-TVI: 2.1MP/1080p at 30fps, 720p at 30/60fps
	HD-Analog: 2.1MP/1080p at 30fps
	CVBS: 720 x 480 at 30fps
Minimum scene illumination	0.35 lux (color)
Minimum scene illumination	0.013 lux (B&W)
LENS
Focal length	4.7~94mm, F1.6
Lens type	Motorized zoom auto-focus lens
Angle of view	55.5 ~ 3°
Digital zoom / zoom	20x optical zoom, 16x digital zoom
I/O
Alarm input/ output	4/1
OPERATIONAL
Shutter mode	Auto, manual
Shutter speed	1/30,000 ~ x 8sec.
Backlight	On / off
De-fog	On / off
Wide dynamic range (WDR)	True WDR, on, off, night off
Wide dynamic range (WDR) dB	100dB
Smart DNR™ 3D digital noise reduction	Off, low, middle, high
White balance	Auto, Fluorescent, Incandescent, Outdoor, Manual
Day and night	Auto, day (color), night (B/W)
Mirror / flip	Yes
Privacy zones	16 programmable privacy masks
PTZ FUNCTION
Pan range	360° endless
Pan speed	Max. 380°/sec. (preset)
Tilt range	-10~190°
Tilt speed	Max. 380°/sec. (preset)
Auto calibration	0.1~6°
Preset	240
Tour	8
Pattern	8
Home function	Yes
ID (camera address)	1~3999
Control	RS-485, baud rate : 2,400 ~ 38,400bps (default : 9,600bps)
ENVIRONMENTAL
Operating temperature	14°F ~ 122°F (-10°C ~ 50°C)
Operating humidity	0–90% RH (non–condensing)
IP rating	IP66 certified weather and tamper resistant
Other certifications	CE, FCC, RoHS
ELECTRICAL
Power requirement	12VDC, 24VAC
Power consumption	Max. 1A (12W) @ 12VDC, 24VAC
MECHANICAL
Material	Aluminum PTZ, polycarbonate dome
Dimensions	6.06 x 5.9 in (154 x 150 mm)
Weight	Approx. 3.5 lbs (1.6kg)

DWC-P20CM2

Ceiling mount for DWC-PTZ20X

DWC-P30CNM

Corner and pole mount bracket

DWC-P20WM2

Wall mount for DWC-PTZ20X

Title	Type	Size	Download
Camera Accessories Compatibility Chart		3.88 MB
DWC-PTZ20X AE Specifications		0.08 MB
DWC-PTZ20X CAD Drawing		0.19 MB
DWC-PTZ20X Data Sheet		0.50 MB
DWC-PTZ20X Quick Start Guide		0.35 MB
DWC-PTZ20X User Manual		0.88 MB

Frequently asked questions

Q. How do I change dome id?

Access camera menu from dvr setup menu > enter preset 95> click set button> click device > click UTC/PTZ tab.
Go down to Dome Communication > click arrow pointing to the right.
Select Dome ID > Move arrow 3 times to the right until small Astrid (*) symbol is on top of the number you need to edit.
Click the ( - ) symbol on the zoom section to the right until you see number change to the number you need
Go down to save and exit > click arrow pointing to the right.

Q. How do I change protocol/Baud rate?

Access camera menu from dvr setup menu > enter preset 95> click set button> click device > click UTC/PTZ tab.
Go down to Dome Communication > click arrow pointing to the right.
Select Protocol > click arrow to the right until you find correct protocol
Select Baud Rate > click arrow to the right until you find correct baud number. 5. Go down to save and exit.

Q. How do I default the camera if I have a problem with image or signal?

Access camera menu from the dvr setup menu> enter preset 95> click set button>click device>click UTC/PTZ Tab.
Go to Setup and select Initialize
Press and hold the select button for five (5) seconds

Q. How do I default the HD PTZ camera?

Access camera menu from dvr setup menu > enter preset 95> click set button> click device>click UTC/PTZ tab
Go to Dome Setup > click arrow pointing to the right.
Select factory default > click arrow pointing to the right.
Go down to ok > click arrow pointing to the right.
Go down to save and exit > click arrow pointing to the right. (This will only default the settings not image)

Q. How do I get communication from coax?

Camera must be connected to a Vmax A1 dvr or HD-TVI dvr to have coax communication
Camera has 2 video cables make sure to use blue cable for TVI.AHD signal and coax communication

Q. How to control a PTZ camera using RS485 on DVR?

Connect RS-485 cables to the PTZ terminal on dvr
Enter Setup menu
Go to DEVICE then UTC/PTZ
Enter Protocol, Baud rate and Address then SAVE
Exit Menu to LIVE view
Right click on the camera and select PTZ control
User the controller to manipulate the camera

Q. How to turn off camera OSD?

Access camera menu from dvr setup menu > enter preset 95>click set button> click device > click UTC/PTZ tab.
Go down to Dome Setup > click arrow pointing to the right to access sub category.
Go up and select OSD Display > click arrow pointing to the right to access sub category.
Go up to Dome OSD > click arrow pointing to the right to access sub category.
Set Dome OSD to off > click arrow pointing to the right.
Go down to save and exit > click arrow pointing to the right.

Q. How to turn on WDR?

A. At the VMAX A1 DVR

Right click and select PTZ controller
Press Menu to access the camera's OSD
Go to Exposure, Brightness and select WDR.
Go to Exit Jump
Select Save & Exit

Q. My Camera image is flashing/flickering

View the image to see if the environment has variable lighting
If so, enable WDR or DRC in the camera’s menu
If not, make sure power is sufficient and power cycle the camera
Check cable and connectors

Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

Wide Dynamic Range technology mechanically allows capturing an entire scene in challenging lighting conditions. One shutter is set to a short exposure, capturing the bright areas in the FoV, while the other is set for a long exposure, capturing the dark areas in the FoV. The camera then interlaces the images and combines them, capturing both areas with no loss of detail. This allows for an image capture even when there are very bright and dark areas in the camera’s field of view or images are distorted by a strong backlight.

Enter camera's setup menu
Go to Exposure
Go to Backlight and select WDR
Enter WDR submenu to adjust the level
Save & Exit

Dynamic Range Compressor (DRC)

DRC enables dark areas in images to become more visible without overexposing the bright areas to create one perfect image

Enter camera's setup menu
Go to Exposure
Select DRC
Enter DRC submenu to adjust the level
Save & Exit

Q. My camera is blurry at night but clear in the day

Check the lens cover for dirt, debris, scratches, smudges or residue
Tilt camera away from or remove nearby reflective objects
Make sure rubber gasket is present and correctly seated on lens
Clean lens cover with water and dry microfiber cloth

Q. My camera is no longer producing video.

Confirm the physical connection on the dvr
Switch with a known working camera
Check power to the camera
Check camera compatibility
Check user rights

Q. My camera is stuck in Black & Whtie.

Make sure the camera is compatible with the dvr
Make sure the camera is on the right signal
Make sure the camera is getting sufficient light
Make sure the light sensor is not obstructed.
Move camera to a known working port. If problem follows the camera then the camera is the problem
Enter the Camera's setup menu and make sure Day & Night is on Auto
Factory default/Initialize the camera
Bench test the camera with separate wiring and power
Send in for repair if the problem persists.

Q. There are horizontal rolling bars on the monitor.

This is a video ground loop due to more than one ground between camera and monitor/head-end

Ground Loop problems can be resolved by making sure that only one end of any video cable is
connected to a local ground. Make sure the video cable shields do not come into direct contact with
each other to prevent unintentional local grounding.

Tape all connectors in such situations to minimize this risk.
Keep camera runs as short as possible with all video cables cut to fit. Excess cable left along any run can increase the risk of interference.
At the monitor end make sure all the CCTV equipment is connected to same power point to provide a common local ground.
Implement a ground loop isolator

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I/O

OPERATIONAL

PTZ FUNCTION

ENVIRONMENTAL

ELECTRICAL

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