Remove the protective cover of the camera and the supplied lens by turning them anticlockwise. Now screw the lens into the camera. When using a lens with C
mount remove the adapter ring in the lens mount. Release the locking screw for it and retighten it after successful mounting. If you use an auto iris lens, plug the
appropriate connector into the control connector (6).
Connect the supplied power supply with the low-voltage connector (5). The camera is connected to the monitor/TV over a BNC line. If your monitor/TV is fitted with
a cinch input, please use an adapter (BNC connector to cinch).
For sound transmission connect the audio cinch connector (8) with your monitor/TV.
Use a direct voltage source with a 12 Volt output as a power supply. Never try to operate the camera on any other voltage.
The direct voltage source has to be able to supply a minimum current of 150 mA.
The camera is connected to the monitor / TV set by means of a BNC connector.
Description of the rear of your camera:
MIR – mirror image
1.
Selector switch for auto iris lenses with automatic aperture control.
Set the selector according to your selected lens.
DC control:
Please select this setting if your auto iris lens requires a DC control signal.
Video control:
Please select this setting if your auto iris lens requires a video control signal.
2. Video
output:
Connect the BNC connector to the video input of your TV/monitor.
3.
DC aperture setting:
Use this adjusting screw to adjust the aperture of auto iris lenses with DC control. This setting is made at the lense in case of auto iris
lenses with video signal control.
4.
Operational status indicator:
The LED lights up yellow if the mains supply is connected correctly.
5.
Connector for mains supply:
Connect this connector (12V/DC) with the supplied power supply
6.
Configuration of connector for auto iris lens
Video control
DC control
Pin 1
Mains supply (9V 50mA)
Brake (-)
Pin 2
Not used
Brake (+)
Pin 3
Video signal
Drive (+)
Pin 4
Ground
Drive (-)
7. Function
switch
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MIR – mirror image
In position “ON you receive a mirror image. This function is useful if you want to monitor a vehicle tail (lorry, bus). In “OFF” position you receive a
normal image.
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BLC – backlight compensation
In “ON” position the image centre is lighted up and the edge of the image is deepened. This function is useful in case of strong background
illumination. Set to “OFF” position if the monitored object is not the focus or if there is a low backlight source.
