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MENU 

 

 

DESCRIPTION 

DAY / NIGHT 

MODE 

EXT 

Use the external light sensor we added in the camera to detect the 
surrounding light condition and switch to color or B/W mode.

   

If you’re not satisfying with the mode switch time, you can go to 

TO N

 / 

N TO D

 to manually adjust the sensitivity.

 

 

 

COLOR 

Always keep the day and night mode to day mode. 

 

 

B&W 

Always keep the day and night mode to night mode. 

 

 

AUTO No 

function. 

 

D TO N 

1 ~ 63 

Set the sensitivity for the day & night mode from day to night.   
The higher the value, the more sensitivity the mode is switched when 
the light condition is changed.   

Note: This function is not available when AUTO and COLOR is 

selected. 

 

N TO D 

1 ~ 63 

Set the sensitivity for the day & night mode from night to day. 
The higher the value, the more sensitivity the mode is switched when 
the light condition is changed.   

Note: This function is not available when AUTO and COLOR is selected.

 

DELAY TIME 

1 ~ 60 

Set the delay time in second after which the day and night switch is 
made. 
This is used for the environment where the light condition may 
change suddenly and usually last for a short time, for example, the 
entrance of a parking lot. It may cause the day & night mode 
switching constantly and damage the camera.   
With this function, the camera will delay the mode switch at night 
since the light change is temporary and unnecessary to pay 
attention. 

AWB MODE 

AUTO  Automatically adjust the white balance based on the surrounding 

environment.  

  

USER 

Manually adjust the white balance parameters. 
Choose 

USER

, and click 

 (ENTER) to enter the 

USER MODE

 to 

modify R / G / B gain parameters. 

 

 

(PUSH) 

It’s used for the environment surrounded largely by a particular 
color, such as blue, causing color confusion. Aim the camera to a 
white place, and select 

(PUSH)

 to memory this white. Then, aim 

the camera to where it’s supposed to face. 

 

 

HOLD 

It’s used to force the camera memorizing the current white balance 
setting and remain the same even when the environment is 
changed. 

 

 

8000K / 6000K / 
4200K / 3200K 

Switch to the suitable color temperature based on the current 
environment to get the right color. 
8000K = Shade; 6000K = Cloud; 4200K = White fluorescent; 3200K 
= Halogen light bulb. 

 

 

R-G GAIN 

Adjust the red-green value from 1 ~ 255. 

 

 

B-G GAIN 

Adjust the blue-green value from 1 ~ 255 

MODE 

ESC 

Not available for this model. 

 

HOLD 

Not available for this model. 

 

DC 

Not available for this model. 

BRIGHT 

0 ~ 255 

Set the level of brightness to adjust the brightness of the image.   
The more the value, the brighter the image. 

AE 

(automatic 
exposure) 

SHUTTER AUTO  Automatically adjust the shutter speed for exposure based on the 

current environment. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for AVT1104TP

Page 1: ... to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons This exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance ROHS Announcement All lead free products offered by the company comply with the requirements of the European law on the Restriction of Hazardo...

Page 2: ...e 1080P 30fps 1080P 25fps Min Illumination 0 1 Lux F1 8 0 Lux IR LED ON S N Ratio More than 48dB AGC OFF Shutter Speed 1 30 1 25 sec 1 720000 1 600000 sec Lens f3 6mm F1 8 Lens Angle 89 Horizontal 46 Vertical 108 Diagonal IR LED 18 units IR Effective Distance Up to 18 meters IR Shift YES Day Night Mode YES IRIS Mode AES White Balance AUTO USER PUSH 8000K 6000K 4200K 3200K AGC Adjustable Sharpness ...

Page 3: ...Figure 2 Step3 Drill 4 holes and screw the base to the wall or ceiling Figure 2 Figure 3 Step4 Put together the bracket and the lens and slightly adjust the camera lens Make sure it faces your target surveillance area NOTE Do not install the lens opposite down Refer to Figure5 Put together Upside Downside Figure 4 Figure 5 Step 5 Screw the base tight Refer to Figure 6 Step 6 Power on the camera an...

Page 4: ...ut will damage this unit 2 Video Output Connector VIDEO OUT Connect the camera video output to the video input of a DVR with 75Ω coaxial cable Note To ensure the camera has sufficient protection against moisture an extra waterproof measure such as by using an insulating tape must be used to cover the power and video connectors after connection WIRE INDICATION FOR ALARM CONNECTION COLOR FUNCTION Ye...

Page 5: ... DVR live view right click to show the DVR main menu and select ADVANCED CONFIG DCCS Then select the channel which connects this camera and click SETUP to enter the menu of camera parameters ADVANCED CONFIG CAMERA CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 DETECTION MENU SETUP ALERT NETWORK DISPLAY RECORD F W 1015 DCCS DEVICE AVTXXX NOTIFY CONNECTION OK EXIT When the camera menu is entered you ll see the keys on the bottom ...

Page 6: ...d damage the camera With this function the camera will delay the mode switch at night since the light change is temporary and unnecessary to pay attention AWB MODE AUTO Automatically adjust the white balance based on the surrounding environment USER Manually adjust the white balance parameters Choose USER and click ENTER to enter the USER MODE to modify R G B gain parameters PUSH It s used for the...

Page 7: ...eft side EX Extend narrow the current area from the right side SY Extend narrow the current area from the top EY Extend narrow the current area from the bottom MOTION MOTION Enable ON disable OFF motion detection SENSITI Set the sensitivity to trigger motion detection The higher the value the more sensitive the camera to trigger motion detection ALARM Choose the way to show motion detection is tri...

Page 8: ...level to compensate the brightness of the image if needed The more the value the brighter the image will be MIRROR OFF ON Enable to turn the images horizontally based on your installation situation when necessary FLIP OFF ON Enable to flip the image 180 when necessary SYSTEM CAMERA ID 0 255 Set the camera ID ID DISP OFF ON Enable or disable the display of the camera ID NAME DISP OFF ON This functi...

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