Marshall CV630-NDI / CV630-NDIW User Manual

Chapter 1: Safety Instructions

Always follow these safety instructions when using the product:

1. Operation

• Use the product in the recommended operating environment.
• Do not place the product in a tilted or unstable position.
• Keep away from water or heat sources.
• Use only recommended attachments.
• Use the correct type of power source as indicated on the product.
• Handle the plug with care to avoid sparks or fire: ensure it is free of dust and securely inserted.
• Do not overload wall sockets or extension cords.
• Do not block ventilation slots to prevent overheating.
• Do not open or remove covers; refer servicing to licensed personnel.
• Unplug the product during thunderstorms or if not in use for extended periods.

2. Installation

• Ensure any hanging rack used meets UL or CE safety approvals and is installed by qualified personnel.

3. Storage

• Do not place the product where the cord can be stepped on.
• Never insert objects through cabinet slots or allow liquid to spill into the product.
• Unplug during thunderstorms or extended non-use.
• Do not place the product or accessories on vibrating or heated objects.

4. Cleaning

• Unplug all cables before cleaning.
• Use a damp cloth; avoid liquid or aerosol cleaners.

5. Remote Control

• Use the correct battery type for the remote control.

Precautions:

• Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the appliance to rain or moisture. Unplug if not used for extended time.
• Caution: Risk of Electric Shock. Do not open. Refer servicing to licensed personnel.
• FCC Warning: This device complies with FCC Part 15-J for Class A digital devices.
• EN55032 (CE Radiation) Warning: Operation in residential environments may cause radio interference.

Chapter 2: Package Contents

The package typically includes:

• CV630-NDI Camera
• M3 Screws (Silver x8 / Black x2)
• Remote Control
• Power Cord
• Power Adapter
• RS-422 Connector

Appearance may vary depending on country/region.

Also included are Metal Plate A and Metal Plate B for mounting.

Chapter 3: Function Introduction

3.1 I/O Functions Introduction

The camera features various ports for connectivity:

Front View:

• Camera Lens: 30x HD camera lens.

Back View:

3.2 Description of LED indicator

3.3 Tally Indicator Light Function Description

The tally indicator light function can be enabled via RS-232 command. The setting method is as follows:

Tally Mode: 8x 01 7E 01 0A 01 0p FF

Where p can be:

• p = 0: OFF
• p = 4: Red light (half-brightness)
• p = 5: Red light (full-brightness)
• p = 6: Green light (full-brightness)
• p = 7: Orange light (full-brightness)

Chapter 4: Instruction for Installation

4.1 Preparation before Installation

Installation requires special skills. Follow these steps carefully for a safe and steady installation:

• Ensure a safe installation environment; avoid unstable ceilings or places where the device could fall.
• Check that all accessories are present. Contact the supplier for any shortages.
• Choose a proper installation place in advance, considering:
• The position of the object to be captured.
• The distance from other light sources.

4.2 Instruction for Installation

4.2.1 Installing on a Desk

Precautions:

• Install on a flat desk.
• Do not grab the camera head by hand.
• Do not rotate the camera head manually, as this may cause breakdown.

4.2.1.2 Installation Steps

1. Adjust DIP switches first (refer to Chapter 7 DIP Switch Setting).
2. Place the camera on a flat desk to ensure normal vertical and horizontal operation.

4.2.2 Installing on a Ceiling

4.2.2.1 Required Parts and Equipment

• Accessories in the box (metal plates A, B, M3 screws silver x8, black x2).
• Screws for locking on ceiling mounted hanger (x4).
• Drilling machine, screwdriver, ladder.

4.2.2.2 Camera Size

Dimensions: 174 mm (L) x 186.1 mm (W) x 189.7 mm (H). Weight: 2.0 Kg.

4.2.2.3 Max. rotation dimension of camera

Diagrams show maximum rotation dimensions.

4.2.2.4 Size Diagram

1. Bottom of machine

The camera can be mounted on a 1/4", -20 UNC PTZ tripod deck using the lock holes on the bottom.

2. Metal Plate size diagram

Diagrams show dimensions for Metal Plate B (ceiling side) and its locking screws/bolts, and Metal Plate A (machine side) and its locking screws.

4.2.2.5 Precautions for installation

• Confirm the machine's orientation relative to the object to be captured.
• Set the machine at least 1.5 meters away from the object for optimal capture distance, adjusting as needed for lens magnification.
• For ceiling installation, use a UL-approved hanger to prevent falling (total weight approx. 2.5 kg with plates).
• Regularly check that the camera is securely installed.

4.2.2.6 Installation Steps

1. Adjust resolution via DIP switch first.
2. Fix Metal Plate A onto the machine base with 4 M3 silver screws.
3. Lock Metal Plate B onto the ceiling mounted hanger (ensure UL approval and reserve space for wires).
4. Combine Metal Plate A and Metal Plate B by pushing Plate A upwards and to the right to latch Plate B, then secure with 2 M3 silver screws and 1 M3 black screw.

4.2.2.7 How to remove

1. Remove connecting wires.
2. Loosen the three screws fixing Metal Plates A and B, push to the left to remove the machine.
3. Remove screws from the hanger and the machine.

Chapter 4.3: Connecting Devices

4.3.1 Connecting to PC (video conference)

Connect the camera to a PC using HDMI or SDI cable. SDI supports audio output up to 1080p 59.94/50.

4.3.2 Connecting to an HDTV/computer monitor (HDMI)

Connect the camera to an HDTV or computer monitor using an HDMI cable.

4.3.3 Connecting to Internet

For web page connection settings, refer to Chapter 6: Network Function Settings Description.

Connection can be made via a switch/router or directly via a network cable. If direct connection is used, ensure the computer's IP address is on the same network segment as the camera (e.g., camera IP: 192.168.100.100, computer IP: 192.168.100.101).

4.3.4 Connecting AUDIO IN

Set the [Audio In] in the OSD to reflect the input device (MIC or audio mixer).

4.3.5 Connecting RS-232

Up to 7 Marshall cameras can be connected serially using RS-232 IN/OUT ports. Diagrams show RS-232 pin definitions and connection instructions.

4.3.6 Connecting RS-422

Up to 7 Marshall cameras can be connected serially using RS-422. Note: Do not use RS-232 connection when RS-422 is in use. Diagrams show RS-422 pin definitions and connection instructions for Marshall and SONY controllers.

Chapter 5: Remote Control and Setting Menu

5.1 Functions of remote control

The remote control offers various functions listed alphabetically:

5.2 Setting Menu

Press [Menu] on the remote to enter the setting menu. Default values are underlined.

Chapter 5 Continued: Setting Menu

5.2 Setting Menu (Continued)

Chapter 5 Continued: Setting Menu (Audio, System)

5.2 Setting Menu (Audio, System)

Note on Motionless Preset: When enabled, the screen freezes when Preset is executed and releases after completion.

Chapter 6: Network Function Settings Description

6.1 Connecting Camera to Network

6.1.1 Connecting to Internet

Two common connection methods:

1. Via switch or router: Connect the camera to a switch or router using a network cable, and connect the switch/router to a computer.
2. Direct connection: Connect the camera directly to a computer using a network cable. Ensure the computer's IP address is on the same network segment as the camera (e.g., if camera IP is 192.168.100.100, set computer IP to 192.168.100.101).

6.1.2 Using the Browser

Open a web browser and enter the camera's IP address (default: http://192.168.100.100). Enter the administrator username (default: admin) and password (default: 9999). Refer to section 6.2.3 for changing default passwords.

6.2 Web Page Function Description

6.2.1 Login Screen

The login screen requires Username, Password, and Language selection. Options to remember password and login are available.

6.2.2 Viewing In Real Time

The Live View interface allows control of Pan/Tilt, Zoom, Preset settings, and Power.

6.2.3 Account Management

Allows adding new users, setting permissions (Admin, Operator, Viewer), and managing existing accounts (edit/delete).

6.2.4 Setting-System Setting

6.2.5 Setting - Video

6.2.6 Setting - Camera

6.2.7 Setting - Picture

6.2.8 Setting - Audio

6.2.9 Setting - Network

6.2.10 Setting-Time

Chapter 6 Continued: Network Settings & Maintenance

6.2.11 Setting - Maintenance - Upgrading Firmware

Firmware can be upgraded via the web page. Download the FW upgrade manual from the Marshall official website for instructions.

6.2.12 Setting - Maintenance - Incident Log

Event Logs record error codes if the camera encounters errors.

6.2.13 Setting - Maintenance - System Service

6.2.14 About

Chapter 7: DIP Switch Setting

7.1 DIP SWITCH

7.1.1 OUTPUT Switch

Output switching can also be done via OSD or RS-232 Command, based on the last executed action.

7.1.2 IR SELECT

Diagram shows IR SELECT settings for IDs 1, 2, and 3.

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting

This chapter describes common problems and their solutions. Contact your distributor or service center if problems persist.

Warranty

Marshall Electronics warrants this device to the first consumer for three years from the purchase date against defects in workmanship and materials. Proof of purchase is required. This warranty does not cover exterior or cosmetic issues, misuse, abnormal handling, or modifications. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Marshall Contact Information:

20608 Madrona Avenue, Torrance, CA 90503

Tel: (800) 800-6608 / (310) 333-0606

Fax: 310-333-0688

Website: www.marshall-usa.com

Email: support@marshall-usa.com