JVC VN-C1U Instruction Manual
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V.NETWORKS VN-C1U INSTRUCTIONS This instruction manual is printed on recycled paper. Thank you for purchasing the JVC VN-C1U. To gain maximum benefit from this product, read this instruction manual carefully before use and retain it for future reference. The serial number is very important for - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 2
with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the appli- ance. Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manu- S3126A facturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 3
service personnel under the following conditions: a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the appliance. c. If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the appliance does not operate normally by following the op- erating instructions - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 4
A L'HUMIDITE OU A LA PLUIE. Due to design modification, data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice. Pour cause de changements de conception, of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. i - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 5
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) and setup 3 Names of VN-C1U parts 3 Installation and set up 3 Operating the Controller Software 12 Establishing connection and changing - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 6
This product is packaged with the following items. Contact your dealer of purchase for any missing items. VN-C1U main unit VN-C1U controller CD-ROM Ferrite core Instruction manual (this document) BRACKET BASE SCREW Operational Environment The following environment is necessary for the operation of - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 7
an elemental characteristic seen when shooting solid objects referred to as the smearing effect, and is not a malfunction. About Upgrades Upgrades of the software (VN-C1U) can obtained via the Internet. The upgrade software can be downloaded from the following homepage: http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp 2 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 8
to turn the power on and off, install after completing steps 2 through 5. 2. Connect VN-C1U to a network (turn the power of VN-C1U on) 3. Set the IP address of VN-C1U Always contact the network management for the IP address of VN-C1U and use only that which is assigned or authorized.For setup of - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 9
Installation and Setup 1. Installation Prepare the accessory parts and begin installation. Make the power and network connections after first finishing this installation. Note Make the installation at a location having plenty of structural strength so accidents such as dropping or collapsing can be - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 10
cable. When connecting directly to a PC, use a crossing cable. Note All VN-C1U at the time of shipment have the same IP address. Correct access cannot be the power of one unit at a time and proceed with the following VN-C1U IP address setup. In the case where doubling of IP addresses occur, correct - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 11
3. VN-C1U IP address setup 3-1 Changing the IP address of the PC making the setting From the [Start] button proceed to [Setup] - [Control Panel] - [Network] to display - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 12
3-2 Installing the software Insert the VN-C1U controller CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The setup program is located in the \JVC folder of the CD-ROM. Execute \JVC\Setup.exe, then follow the on-screen guidance to setup the software. 7 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 13
. (The illustration shows an example using 172.16. 1. 50.) Depending on the installation condition, select either Normal installation (JVC mark on VN-C1U is upright) or Inverted installation (if uncertain due to a special installation, select Normal) Setting to reduce flickering under fluorescent - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 14
Password protection feature VN-C1U is equipped with an access protection feature using a password to regulate connecting will be displayed as '*'. The following Password Request screen will appear for VN-C1U set with password protection. VN-C1U setup cannot be made unless the password matches. 9 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 15
setup folder to the hard disk, etc. The V.NETWORKS setup tool is a software that is used only when setting up. In case the folder is copied, , reboot the PC according to the on-screen instructions. 4. Enabling the set IP address Turn the power of VN-C1U off, then turn the power back on. The - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 16
5. Registering the connection point Start up the VN-C1U controller (VN-C1U connection software: vn-c1u.exe). Execute [New] from the [File] menu to set the connection point. Enter the VN-C1U IP address of the connection point and the setting name (the illustration shows an example using 172. 16. 1. - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 17
Establishing Connection and changing the connection point For the installation procedure, see page 7 Installing the software. When the VN-C1U controller: vnc1u.exe is started up, a splash logo will appear, followed by the following screen. To make the connection, select the registered connection - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 18
2 Placing the mouse pointer on the VNC1U and waiting momentarily will display the VN-C1U name in a form of a balloon display. The entire VN-C1U name will appear in the balloon display, even for long names. The VN-C1U controller is equipped with a feature to save 1 frame of the images from the - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 19
Deleting a connection point Select [Delete] from the [File] menu. Select the connection point, then click OK. Check the content to delete, then click OK. Note Connection point settings cannot be restored once they are deleted. Take special caution when making deletions. 14 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 20
Changing the display size and inverting the image Select the [View] menu. Select the image size. The displayed image can also be inverted. Adjusting the image quality Select [Quality] from the [Setting] menu. The compression ratio is inversely proportional to the image quality. The number of frames - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 21
Image sensor settings The VN-C1U uses a CMOS image sensor as an imaging device. It is white balance Used to switch between automatic and manual (When the check is removed, the operation settings for the following 5 items will switch to manual.) Internal amp gain adjustment (Operated only when - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 22
frames Select [Frame rate] from the [Setting] menu. Set the upper limit of the transmitted number of frames per second for the image sent from VN-C1U. Notes The actual number of frames per second transmitted or displayed is influenced by the performance of the PC, image compression ration and LAN - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 23
Still image save feature With the VN-C1U controller, a desired snapshot of the displayed image can Saved images can be viewed using a conventional viewer software. However, inverted images will not be displayed inverted. Furthermore, the reproduced tint may vary with the VN-C1U controller screen. 18 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 24
What to do when: You forgot or misplaced the VNC1U IP address changed using the V.NETWORKS setup tool. Record of contents changed using the V.NETWORKS setup tool is saved in a file named vsetup.log located in the root directory using the following format: IP address before change, ID before change - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 25
cover. 2.Loosen the screw locking the lens block. Note:For your safety, turn off the power before loosening the screw. 3.Start up the VN-C1U controller so that the VN-C1U image can be viewed. 4.Rotate the lens block slowly until the image is in focus. 5.Securely tighten the lock screw. 6.Close the - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 26
When there is a problem with the tint. The image size changed automatically. ·Check the color adjustments of the display and Auto and check it again for immediate operation of the automatic white balance tracking. When the same VN-C1U is connected to multiple PCs, the PC used to set or control - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 27
Specifications LAN specification : IEEE802.3 standard Communication protocol : UDP/IP Image sensor : 1/3 inch, 300,000 pixels CMOS image sensor M.O.D. : 1.0 m Output image size : 640 X 480, 320 X 240, 160 X 120 pixels Line voltage : DC 5 V Demand current : 0.6 A (max) Operating temperature : 0 to 40 - JVC VN-C1U | Instruction Manual - Page 28
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VN-C1U
V.NETWORKS
INSTRUCTIONS
SS961457-002
Thank you for purchasing the JVC VN-C1U.
To gain maximum benefit from this product, read this
instruction manual carefully before use and retain it for future
reference.
The serial number is very important for maintaining quality of
your product. At the time of purchase, check to see that the
serial number is correctly printed on the top of the unit and
that the serial numbers on the unit and warranty match.
This instruction manual is printed on
recycled paper.
For Customer Use:
Enter below the Model No. and Serial
No. which are located on the rear of the
cabinet. Retain this information for future
reference.
Model No.
Serial No.