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Page 2: ...urce with DC 12V If the product does not work properly please contact your Distributor Never attempt to disassemble the camera yourself Genie CCTV will not be responsible for any problems caused by unauthorized repair or maintenance Keep away from any form of liquid while in use Whilst using the product you must comply with the electrical safety regulations of the country of use When the product i...

Page 3: ...be burned out by a laser beam so when any laser equipment is in use make sure that the surface of the device is not be exposed to the laser beam Do not place the camera in extremely hot cold the operating temperature shall be 20 50 dusty or damp locations and do not expose it to high electromagnetism radiation To avoid heat accumulation good ventilation is required While on a delivery the camera s...

Page 4: ... 5 2 3 Backlight Setup 7 2 4 White Balance Setup 8 2 5 Day Night Setup 9 2 6 Noise Reduction 11 2 7 Special 11 2 7 1 Camera Title 11 2 7 2 D Effect 12 2 7 3 Motion 12 2 7 4 Privacy 13 2 7 5 Language Setup 14 2 7 6 Defect 14 2 7 7 RS 485 16 2 8 Image Adjustment 16 2 9 Exit 17 3 0 Product Specification 18 ...

Page 5: ...ood color reproduction The sensitivity is up to 0 01 LUX due to the installation of the high quality of the built in removable optical filter High Transmission Performance Real time transmission with high speed and long distance High Light Compensate HLC Masks and compensates the highlighted areas enhance a clear image ICR Auto Switch The filter will filter infrared light during the day and will a...

Page 6: ...ms Privacy Masking When not necessary some areas of display can be masked Backlight Compensation BLC When the back of the captured object is bright you can set a BLC for the captured object to make it clearer Motion Detection When the camera captures the moving object in the detection area it will send a signal This is to help users monitor live Cable Connections Connecting to monitor ...

Page 7: ... video cables Please make sure all the connection are correct Plug out the power cable and then the camera will shut down immediately This camera must be connected to the DVR which supports AHD video input The DVR must also support the set menu of the camera or the function of menu Different DVRs manufactured by different companies could have different modes of menu operation Here we take 16 CH DV...

Page 8: ...go to the following main menu You can select the menu by clicking U or D key on the direction key area Click L or R key to select the menu on the left The menu with arrow icon which means it has sub menu You can select the menu and click Iris or call preset NO 95 to enter the sub menu To return to the previous menu or exit the main menu please select RET or Save END by clicking U or D key and then...

Page 9: ...lease click L or R key DC lens setup Select DC and then click Iris This will take you to the following sub menu Mode Indoor mode and outdoor mode are selectable Iris Speed Click L or R key to adjust the iris speed Select RETURN and choose RET to return to the previous menu 2 2 Exposure Select EXPOSURE and then click Iris This will bring the following sub menu ...

Page 10: ...F 2 4 6 8 and 10 are selectable BRIGHTNESS Click L or R key to increase or decrease the level of the brightness D WDR Lighten the dark area and control the highlighted area There are three options ON OFF and AUTO If ON is selected the level of the D WDR can be adjustable DEFOG In mild foggy weather you can set up this function to allow objects behind the fog to be clearer You can select AUTO or OF...

Page 11: ... the image is There are three options LOW HIGH and MIDDLE AREA Please set it through the direction keys and use the Iris key to switch the position and size settings DEFAULT If the parameters of BLC setup are out of order please select DEFAULT to reset settings If HSBLC is selected the high brightness will be suppressed and the low brightness will be enhanced at the same time As a result the image...

Page 12: ... the White Balance modes ATW In this mode the camera will constantly monitor color temperature among about 2500 9500K and adjust white balance automatically This mode is prior to other modes AWC SET Select it and click Iris to go to the lock mode of white balance Then the camera locks the reference value of red and blue under the current color temperature and stops monitoring color temperature Whe...

Page 13: ...this mode is selected the light resource and image will be changed synchronously as the change of the external environment You may go into the sub menu to set the delay time AUTO When selecting AUTO the camera will change into the color mode in the daytime or B W mode at night so that you can get the best and clearest images Select AUTO to enter sub menu D N AGC Set the range of the illumination f...

Page 14: ...enu BURST If you want to obtain the standard B W signal please select off IR SMART When the object with IR light is captured please enable it and then go to sub menu for IR level and area setup LEVEL Compensate the light reduction caused by infrared abatement Please increase or decrease the level as required AREA Please set it through the direction keys and use the Iris key to switch the position ...

Page 15: ... two frames besides processing the noise in one frame You can select the level of the 2D 3D digital noise reduction as required 2 7 Special 2 7 1 Camera Title Select CAMERA TITLE to select On Off Select On You can set the camera name by clicking direction key After selecting the single letter number or symbol please click Iris to confirm it Select CLR and click Iris to delete the selected letters ...

Page 16: ... 7 2 D Effect Go to D EFFECT menu as shown below FREEZE If selecting ON MIRROR function will be unavailable MIRROR Mirror the current image There are four kinds of mirror OFF ROTATE V FLIP and MIRROR NEG IMAGE If ON is selected you will see the negative image 2 7 3 Motion Select ON to set up motion detection alarm ...

Page 17: ... the following menu VIEW TYPE OFF BLOCK OUTLINE and ALL are optional OSD VIEW Select ON The words MOTION DETECTION will be displayed on the live image when the motion alarm is triggered ALARM OUT Select ON The alarm output will be triggered when the motion detection alarm is triggered TIME Alarm hold time In Seconds DEFAULT Reset all settings of Motion to the default value RETURN Return to the pre...

Page 18: ...olors to select for the area TRANS Set the transparency of the mask area DEFAULT Reset all settings of privacy to the default value 2 7 5 Language Setup Supports many languages simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese English Polish Portuguese Spanish Russian French Italian German and more 2 7 6 Defect The DEFECT includes LIVE DPC and Static DPC ...

Page 19: ...ition and size settings START Close the iris or cover the lens before starting white DPC LEVEL You may set the level of white DPC AGC Please increase and decrease the value as required SENS UP Extend the exposure time of camera The higher the time is the lower the frame is BLACK DCP If ON is selected you will see the following menu The POS SIZE settings are the same as that of white DPC Please dir...

Page 20: ...nu as shown below The camera ID ranges from 0 to 254 The default protocol is PELCOD The baudrate includes 2400 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 The models must support RS 485 function or the settings here will be invalid 2 8 Image Adjustment Select ADJUST to go to the image adjustment menu SHARPNESS Select AUTO to enter sharpness setup menu Please set the level start AGC and end AGC of the sharpness ...

Page 21: ...ctable BLUE GAIN Increase or decrease the value of blue RED GAIN Increase or decrease the value of red LSC If ON is selected the brightness of the edge of the image will be compensated VIDEO OUT PAL and NTSC are selectable 2 9 Exit This function includes SAVE END RESET and NOT SAVE If the parameters of the camera are out of order and the camera cannot display images you may choose RESET and click ...

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Page 31: ...GENIE CCTV LTD CCTV House City Park Watchmead Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 ILT Tel 44 0 1707 330541 Fax 44 0 1707 330543 www geniecctv com Edition Aug 2015 ...

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