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MC5700 Series

1/3-Inch Monochrome

Camera

Installation/

Operation Manual

C1903M (4/99)

Pelco • 3500 Pelco Way • Clovis, CA 93612-5699 USA • www.pelco.com

In North America and Canada: Tel (800) 289-9100 or FAX (800) 289-9150

International Customers: Tel (1-559) 292-1981 or FAX (1-559) 348-1120

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND WARNINGS

1. Installation and servicing should only be done by qualified service personnel and

conform to all local codes.

2. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

CAUTION:

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT OPEN.

The product and/or manual may bear the following marks:

This symbol indicates that

dangerous voltage constituting a

risk of electric shock is present

within this unit.

This symbol indicates that there

are important operating and

maintenance instructions in the

literature accompanying this unit.

Please thoroughly familiarize yourself with the information in this manual prior to installation

and operation.

DESCRIPTION

The MC5700 Series cameras are 1/3-inch format monochrome CCD (charge coupled

device) cameras. They have the following features:

•High resolution and high sensitivity

•CCD iris function

•AGC (automatic gain control)

•AC line lock

•C/CS lens mount

•Auto-iris connector for DC-driven lenses

•Level and backlight control (BLC) for various lighting conditions

•Isolated power circuit

MODELS

MC5700-2 24 VAC, EIA standard

MC5700-2X 24 VAC, CCIR standard

MC5700-3 230 VAC, CCIR standard

Pelco Manual C1903M (4/99) 3

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF PARTS

Refer to Illustration B for the location of the camera parts listed below.

NOTE:

References to illus-

trations in this manual are

keyed to the illustrations in

the manual that is supplied

with the camera.

Tripod adapter (may be

attached to top or bottom

of camera)

Camera mounting

receptacle (1/4-inch

UNC-20)

Lens mount cap

C/CS lens mount

C/CS adjustment pot

CCD iris switch

Level adjustment pot

Backlight control (BLC)

adjustment pot

V-phase adjustment pot

Lens connector (four-pin)

Video output (BNC

connector). Connect to

the VIDEO IN connector

of a monitor.

MC5700-2/MC5700-2X:

Ground terminal

MC5700-2/MC5700-2X:

24 VAC power input

terminals

MC5700-3: 230 VAC

power cord

INSTALLATION

LENS

The lens must be either a C- or CS-mount type weighing less than 1 kg (2.2 lb). The

protrusion behind the mounting surface must be within the limits shown in Illustration C.

MC3800-2

MC3800-2X MC3800-3

10 11 10 11

1312

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Top/Front/Side/Rear Views of CC5700 Series Cameras

Compatible Lenses

1/2-inch (12 mm) or less

C-mount lens

9/32-inch (7 mm) or less

CS-mount lens

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Be sure to attach the lens mount cap when the lens is not mounted.

When using an auto-iris lens, use only a DC-driven type or a direct current drive coil with a

resistance value over 150 ohms.

When using an auto-iris lens, attach it as follows. For a manual lens, omit step 3. Refer to

Illustration E.

1. Unscrew the lens mount cap.

2. Screw in the lens. Make sure the C/CS adjustment ring is set properly.

3. Check the plug wiring on the lens cable against Illustration D and the pin-outs in the

“Plug Change on Auto-Iris Lens Cable” box. If you need to replace the existing plug,

follow the instructions in the box.

4. Adjust the backfocus. Follow the appropriate instructions in the “Lens/Camera Setup

and Backfocusing” Information Box. These instructions cover the setting of the CCD

IRIS switch (Illustration A in the owner’s manual). Also, if necessary, refer to the

“Camera/Lens Geometry-General Information” sheet.

Changing the Plug on an Auto Iris Lens Cable

1Cover (supplied)

Auto-iris lens cable

Rib (If the cable is thick

and the plug cover does

not seat properly, cut

away this rib.)

Lens plug (supplied)

Pin # DC-servo Lens

Pin 3: Drive (+)

Pin 1: Control (-)

Pin 2: Control (+)

Pin 4: Drive (-) (Ground)

PLUG CHANGE ON AUTO IRIS LENS CABLE

1. Remove the old lens plug from the cable.

2. Remove the plug cover , add heat shrink tubing to the wires and solder the lens

cable wires to the pins thru on the plug supplied. Apply heat to the heat

shrink tubing. The pin assignments are as follows:

3. Put the cover on the plug.

5Auto Iris Plug

Pin-out (Back of Plug)

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CCD-IRIS

ON OFF

Lens Installation

CCD-Iris Function

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NOT AVAILABLE ON

5700 SERIES

Incident Light

LENS CAMERA

(STYLIZED)

Iris opening (sometimes referred to as aperture) is

defined by f/stop numbers. The higher the number

the more closed the iris is.

IRIS

CCD

IMAGER

CCD Iris (Electronic Shutter) CCD out-

put voltage is electronically sampled

and used to adjust for small variations

in light levels. Normally used in indoor,

fixed position applications where small

variations in light levels might be en-

countered. CCD iris must be turned OFF

when performing camera/lens adjust-

ments.

CCS

AUTO-IRIS

Used when large varia-

tions in lighting are ex-

pected (usually outside).

There are two types of

auto-iris control:

MANUAL IRIS

MOTORIZED IRIS

DC CONTROL

•Iris operation con-

trolled by DC motor

voltages from the

camera

•Level control ON THE

CAMERA

•Only choice available

if you wish to use the

auto-iris feature with

B/W cameras

VIDEO CONTROL

MOTORIZED

ZOOM LENS

Zoom lens which

can be remotely

controlled for

zoom and focus.

MANUAL

LENS

The lens has

a focus ring

adjustment

on it.

•Iris adjustment ring is

on the lens

•Fixed position applica-

tions

•Indoor use

•Minimal light variations

•Iris has motor on it which

is controlled remotely by

the operator

•No automatic compen-

sation for light changes

CAMERA/LENS GEOMETRY–GENERAL INFORMATION

C/CS adjustment (all models) conditions camera mount

for lens type being used by changing physical distance

of imager face with respect to back of lens. Adjust-

ment screw or ring is initially positioned at the corre-

sponding C or CS position (corresponding to lens type)

and not some setting in between. Factory set at C

position.

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Information Box Information Box

LENS TYPE

MANUAL IRIS

VARIABLE LIGHT CONDITIONS STATIC LIGHT CONDITIONS

AUTO IRIS

•Turn Manual Iris ring so

iris is fully open and set

the Focus ring for ∞ (or

distant object).

•Adjust Backfocus with

CCD IRIS switch initially

set to the OFF position.

•Use the C/CS adjust-

ment POT on the side of

the camera to obtain the

best picture. This moves

the imager with respect

to the lens. (The picture

may bloom on either side

of the best setting within

the C/CS adjustment

range).

•Turn CCD IRIS switch to

ON position.

•Re-adjust manual iris, if

necessary, for optimal

lighting.

•Fine tune the LEVEL

control for best picture.

•Adjust Backfocus the same

as was done for Variable Light

conditions except CCD iris is

left in the OFF position; there-

fore, there is no need to ad-

just the LVL control; follow all

other steps, however.

LEVEL

The purpose of backfocusing is to make the adjustments necessary for the picture to remain in focus throughout the camera‘s

zoom range, which is the case for instance, in motorized zoom, auto iris configurations. Manual Iris lens/camera combinations

also need to be backfocused. Follow the general instructions listed below to adjust backfocus appropriate to your camera/lens

combination.

Manual

Iris

Manual

Focus

Sample Generic

Lens w/Manual

Iris & Focus

Generic example of best

setting for C mount lens.

Picture will be out

of focus on either

side of best setting

ON OFF

CCD Iris

Best setting

CCD Iris

Lens/Camera Setup and Backfocusing

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Information Box Information Box

The purpose of backfocusing is to make the adjustments necessary for the picture to remain in focus throughout the camera’s

zoom range, which is the case for instance, in motorized zoom, auto iris configurations. Manual Iris lens/camera combinations

also need to be backfocused. Follow the general instructions listed below to adjust backfocus appropriate to your camera/lens

combination.

LENS TYPE

MANUAL IRIS

AUTO IRIS

LEVEL

DC SERVO

•To Adjust Backfocus, set CCD

Iris switch to the OFF position.

•Use a neutral density filter or

some other physical means to

decrease the amount of light

entering the camera lens so that

the auto-iris response is to open

the iris up as wide as possible.

•Adjust the LEVEL POT on the

camera for best picture.

•Adjust other settings on cam-

era as needed.

ON OFF

CCD Iris

Generic example of best

setting for C mount lens

Picture will be out

of focus on either

side of best setting

Best setting

Auto -Iris lenses used with Black and White (B/W) cameras use

DC SERVO control ONLY.

Lens/Camera Setup and Backfocusing

BACKFOCUS ADJUSTMENT

•Adjust focus to far, zoom to

wide angle.

•Adjust C/CS adjustment Ring

on the camera for the best pic-

ture.

•Zoom to a close object; adjust

lens controller or focus for best

picture.

•Repeat above until lens re-

mains in focus throughout the

zoom range (far to near).

•Tighten the Lock Screw.

The ability of a zoom lens to remain in focus throughout its zoom range is known as Tracking

Iris operation controlled by DC motor voltages from camera.

LEVEL control is ON THE CAMERA

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CAMERA

Install the camera where it will not be affected by fluorescent lights or window reflections.

If the camera is used under illumination that is not steady, the picture may flicker.

The MC5700-2 must be operated with a 24 VAC, 60 Hz, Class 2 power supply.

The MC5700-2X must be operated with a 24 VAC, 50 Hz power supply.

The MC5700-3 must be operated with a 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz, power supply.

To connect the camera:

1. Refer to Illustration G. Connect the video cable (2) from the monitor to the VIDEO

OUT connector (1) on the camera.

2. MC5700-2/MC5700-2X: Connect the power leads to the camera. Refer to Illustration F.

a. Remove the insulation from the power cable wires.

b. Attach the terminal tips.

c. Connect the wires to the terminals on the camera.

d. Ground the unit or an irregular voltage may be generated in the AC power cord

and may cause malfunction or damage to the video camera. Ground the camera

at the screw labeled “G.”

Maximum cable lengths for 24 VAC: 18 AWG, 200 ft (60 m); 16 AWG, 325 ft (100 m).

3. Refer to Illustration G. Connect the power cord or leads (3) to a power source (4). For

the MC5700-3, the brown wire is the hot lead, the blue wire is neutral, and the green

and yellow wire is ground.

F123

1) 2)

Connecting the MC5700-2

MC5700-2 & -3

1) 2)

Connecting the Monitor to the MC5700 Series Cameras (Illustration A)

MC5700-2

MC5700-2X

MC5700-3

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V-PHASE ADJUSTMENT

Vertical phase adjustment is required only if your system uses two or more cameras.

The vertical phase can be manually adjusted within the range of approximately -90 degrees

to +90 degrees (refer to Illustration H).

Vertical Phase

AC Line Lock Adjustment

Vertical phase adjustment is not vertical roll adjustment. Each camera is adjusted to the

AC zero crossover point at the factory. Problems arise, however, especially in larger

systems, when:

1. Switching rapidly between widely separated cameras with manual or sequential

switchers.

2. Switching between cameras not operating off the same phase of the AC line. When

using a single power source, make sure each AC line lead is connected to the same

input terminal on all cameras.

3. Both of the above.

In such cases camera switching may produce what appears to be vertical roll on the

monitor between the two views (Illustration I).

To adjust the vertical phase:

Turn the V-phase pot (while switching as rapidly as possible between the two camera

views) to adjust the relative phase angle between the two cameras and the point at which

one camera synchronizes to the AC line with respect to the other. Adjust the pot until the

switching is clean and there is no vertical roll or flip.

1) 2)

-90°

0°

+90°

-90°0°+90°

1) Camera switcher

Monitor

Vertical drive signal

Adjustable range

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INCIDENT LIGHT LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

Since the incident light level has been preset at the factory, usually no further adjustment is

required. If the picture is too dark, however, or if the picture’s highlights are extremely

overexposed, adjust the LEVEL adjustment screw. This adjustment can only be used for

auto-iris lenses or CCD iris control.

1. Turn toward L (low) to make the picture darker.

2. Turn toward H (high) to make the picture brighter.

BACKLIGHT CONTROL ADJUSTMENT

You can compensate for backlight conditions by turning the backlight control (BLC) screw.

When using this unit under backlight conditions, turn the BLC screw toward AV.

SPECIFICATIONS

Image Device: 1/3-inch CCD (charge coupled device)

Picture Elements:

MC5700-2: 410,000: 768 H x 494 V

MC5700-2X: 470,000: 795 H x 595 V

MC5700-3: 470,000: 795 H x 595 V

Sensing Area: 3.3 mm x 4.4 mm

Signal System:

MC5700-2: EIA standard

MC5700-2X: CCIR standard

MC5700-3: CCIR standard

Sync System: AC line lock

Horizontal Resolution: Approximately 570 lines (at center of screen)

Lens Mount: C/CS mount

Minimum Illumination: 0.5 lux (f/1.2)

S/N: 45 dB (AGC off)

Automatic Control: Electronic iris (exposure priority, up to 1/50,000 second

linear shutter speed control); AGC (automatic gain control)

Power Requirements:

MC5700-2: 24 VAC, 60 Hz, screw terminal

MC5700-2X: 24 VAC, 50 Hz, screw terminal

MC5700-3: 230 VAC to power cable (plug not supplied)

Video Output: BNC-type, unbalanced, 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms

Lens Connector: 4-pin connector

Adjusting the Incident Light Level

LEVEL

L H

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REVISION HISTORY

Manual # Date Comments

C1903M 11/96 Original version.

4/99 Added MC5700-2X model. Revised manual to new format.

Power Consumption

MC5700-2: Approximately 4.5 W

MC5700-2X: Approximately 4.5 W

MC5700-3: Approximately 6.0 W

Operating Temperature: 14° to 122°F (-10° to 50°C)

Humidity: 20 to 80%

Storage Temperature: -40° to 140°F (-40° to 60°C)

Acceptable Lens Mass: Less than 2.2 lb (1 kg) max.

Construction: Aluminum case

Finish: Neutral beige

Tripod Receptacle: 1/4-inch UNC-20

Dimensions:

MC5700-2/MC5700-2/X 5.19 in. L x 2.25 in. H x 2.09 in. W

(131.83 x 57.15 x 53.09 cm)

MC3800-3 7.03 in. L x 2.25 in H x 2.09 in. W

(178.56 x 57.15 x 53.09 cm)

Weight:

MC5700-2: 12.3 oz (0.35 kg)

MC5700-2X: 12.3 oz (0.35 kg)

MC5700-3: 1 lb 8 oz (0.68 kg)

(Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.)

REGULATORY NOTICES

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B

digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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