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4.3. Mounting Housings to Electrical Junction Boxes

This unit can be either flush mounted or surface mounted with Electrical Junction Boxes 
using the pre-drilled mounting holes. The dome housing accommodates various 
electrical junction boxes, making the installation easy and less time consuming.

NOTE:
The screws required for electrical junction boxes are not supplied with the Dome. These 
screws are readily available at local electrical supply stores.

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Summary of Contents for GCA-B3323V

Page 1: ...GCA B3323V 42 1 09 02 2012 Owner s Manual EN ASP AG Cameras Domes GCA B3323V 1 3 CCD Col B W Fixed Dome Camera GCA B3326V 1 3 CCD Col B W Fixed Dome Camera w IR LED ...

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Page 3: ...s 7 5 3 Axis Gimbal Adjustment 7 6 Zoom Focus Adjustment 8 7 IR LED On Off Switch 8 8 Fan Heater optional 9 5 OSD Control Keys 9 6 OSD Menu 10 1 LENS 11 2 SHUTTER AGC 12 3 WHITE BAL White Balance 13 4 PICT ADJUST Picture Adjustment 15 5 NR Noise Reduction 16 6 ATR Adaptive Tone Curve Reproduction 16 7 BACKLIGHT 16 8 CAMERA ID 17 9 DAY NIGHT 17 10 MOTION DET Motion Detection 18 11 PRIVACY 19 12 SYN...

Page 4: ...e capacity may cause abnormal heat generation or fire Do not place conductive objects e g screwdrivers coins or any metal items or containers filled with water on top of the product Doing so may cause personal injury due to fire electric shock or falling objects If any unusual smells or smoke comes out of the unit stop using the product In this case immediately disconnect the power source and cont...

Page 5: ...ssible to set up the camera through a portable monitor and adjust the OSD menu of the camera externally 4 Installation Do not install the product in a location subject to high temperature over 50 C low temperature below 10 C or high humidity Doing so may cause fire or electric shock Keep out of direct sunlight and heat radiation sources This may cause fire Avoid aiming the camera directly towards ...

Page 6: ...or reinstall it 4 1 Part Names 1 Bubble 2 Dome Cover Ring 3 Lens 4 Safety Wire 5 Service Monitor Output Port 6 Flush Mount Base 7 Surface Mount Plate 8 Assembly Screws Torx M4x8 9 Assembly Screws Philips M4x14 10 Gimbal Bracket 11 Mounting Screws St4x38 12 Video Power Cable Caution To avoid smear do not expose the camera directly to a strong light source such as the sun or spot light 4 English ...

Page 7: ...urface Mount Using the four ST4x38 screws mount the surface plate to a sturdy surface Using the four M4x14 screws affix the flush mount base to a surface plate For flush mount application disregard section 2 3 Flush Mount Using the four ST4x38screws affix the flush mount base to a sturdy surface 5 English ...

Page 8: ...tion Boxes using the pre drilled mounting holes The dome housing accommodates various electrical junction boxes making the installation easy and less time consuming NOTE The screws required for electrical junction boxes are not supplied with the Dome These screws are readily available at local electrical supply stores 6 English ...

Page 9: ... included in the package Note To set up the OSD menu externally a control cable is required 4 5 3 Axis Gimbal Adjustment 1 Pan Adjust the first pan angle by turning the gimbal 360 degrees see figure No 1 2 Tilt Adjust the tilt angle by moving the gimbal up and down see figure No 2 3 Rotation Loosen the pan screw No 3 to adjust the pan to a desired angle see figure No 4 and fix the screw 7 English ...

Page 10: ...ers Caution Focus and Zoom Lever Bolts MUST be pushed back in properly If they touch the inside of the dome bubble they will cause scratches This may effect the view of the camera 4 7 IR LED On Off Switch For the cameras with IR LEDs it is possible to switch off the LEDs Please turn the switch to ON or OFF according to your needs OFF Select OFF if the subject in the picture has an extreme IR LED r...

Page 11: ...V power is required Cameras that operate with 12V cannot support the Fan Heater function 5 OSD Control Keys SET key Accesses the menu mode or confirms the setting UP DOWN Chooses the desired menu LEFT RIGHT Sets up the value of the selected menu 9 English ...

Page 12: ...ot be kept 5 In the sub menus please press with the SET key on RETURN to return to the previous menu 6 To exit the menu please press with the SET key on EXIT in the main menu LENS Here you can configure the lens setting SHUTTER AGC This function is used to control the light exposure WHITE BAL You can control the white balance under different lighting conditions here PICT ADJUST You can set differe...

Page 13: ...ere you can exit the menu SAVE ALL Choose this option to save all changes in the settings 6 1 LENS You can select MANUAL or AUTO mode for this function depending on the lens type AUTO Here you can set the operation mode of the lens and adjust the iris speed TYPE DC VIDEO Please do not select VIDEO mode This camera has a built in DC Auto iris lens MODE AUTO OPEN CLOSE Choose whether the lens iris s...

Page 14: ...w bright lighting conditions HIGH LUMINANCE MODE AUTO IRIS SHUT AUTO IRIS When choosing AUTO IRIS the electronic shutter is fixed and the exposure is controlled using the mechanical iris When choosing SHUT AUTO IRIS the auto exposure is controlled by using the electronic shutter in middle bright light conditions and using the mechanical iris in high bright conditions BRIGHTNESS 000 255 Sets the va...

Page 15: ...bmenu MANUAL ATW USER1 USER2 ATW In this mode the camera automatically tracks changes in the colour temperature and adjusts the white balance according to the ambient conditions SPEED 000 255 Sets the speed of searching for White Balance when the colour temperature changed DELAY CNT 00 255 This sets the delay time of searching for White Balance when the colour temperature changed ATW FRAME x0 5 x1...

Page 16: ...lue R GAIN Adjusts the White Balance for the colour Red USER2 This mode is the fixed fluorescent light gain mode and is fitted for indoor lighting conditions B GAIN Adjusts the White Balance for the colour Blue R GAIN Adjusts the White Balance for the colour Red ANTI CR With this function you can minimise the problems related to colour rolling caused by the flickering of fluorescent lights 14 Engl...

Page 17: ...procedure 6 4 PICT ADJUST Picture Adjustment MIRROR ON OFF This function is used to inverse the camera picture BRIGHTNESS 000 255 This function is used to adjust the brightness of the camera picture CONTRAST 000 255 This function is used to adjust the contrast of the image the difference between light and dark areas on the screen SHARPNESS 000 255 This function is used to adjust the sharpness of t...

Page 18: ...R When selecting ON the following submenu will appear LUMINANCE LOW MID HIGH This improves the visibility of bright areas CONTRAST LOW MIDLOW MID MIDHIGH HIGH This improves the visibilty of dark areas 6 7 BACKLIGHT This function is used for backlight compensation Please choose from OFF BLC and HLC BLC Back Light Compensation This function is used to counterbalance the screen image by increasing th...

Page 19: ...on is used to improve the camera s sensitivity at night or when the brigthness level of the ambient environment is low AUTO BURST DELAY CNT DAY NIGHT NIGHT DAY This mode automatically switches the video signals between COLOR and B W when the according ambient illumination brightness is reached BURST Set this option to ON to output a burst signal in B W mode DELAY CNT Sets the delay time for switch...

Page 20: ... the monitored area Choose AUTO if the subjects which can cause overexposure are scattered on the monitored area LEVEL Sets the reference level of the IR OPTIMIZER If the value is too high the screen may be overexposed EXT1 This option enables auto switching between COLOR and B W mode using the brightness level detected by the photocell NOTE Setting the EXT1 option in DAY NIGHT mode is highly reco...

Page 21: ...ss the SET key and hold it for a while MONITOR AREA OFF ON If you choose ON the areas for motion detection monitoring will be shown on the screen AREA SEL 1 4 4 4 Here you can select the setting for each monitoring area TOP Sets the top side of the selected monitoring area BOTTOM Sets the bottom side of the selected monitoring area LEFT Sets the left side of the selected monitoring area RIGHT Sets...

Page 22: ...els for the mask areas MOSAIC OFF ON Set the mosaic function for the mask areas to OFF or ON The mosaic will be shown in the mask areas when TRANSP is set to lower than 1 00 6 12 SYNC This camera model is set to fixed INT Internal Syncronisation 6 13 LANGUAGE The camera supports 7 different languages Select your preferred language from the list 6 14 CAMERA RESET All the settings will be restored t...

Page 23: ...5 x0 75 x1 Digital Noise Reduction DNR Off On 2D Additional Features H Reverse High Light Compensation Motion Detection On Off OSD Yes DE EN ES FR RU PT JP Camera ID 52 character 2 lines White Balance ATW PUSH Anti CR Manual User 1 User 2 Protection Rating IP66 Video Outputs 1 CVBS 1 Vpp BNC 1 test monitor out Humidity less than 90 Operating Temperature 10 C 50 C Supply Voltage 12 VDC 24 VAC 2 4 W...

Page 24: ...Dimensions 22 English ...

Page 25: ...at the products meet the standards in the following relevant provisions EC EMC Directive 2004 108 EC Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC Applied harmonised standards and technical specifications EN 55022 2006 A1 2007 EN 50130 4 1995 A1 1998 A2 2003 Ludwig Bergschneider CEO Remscheid 09 02 2012 ASP AG Lüttringhauser Str 9 42897 Remscheid Germany 23 English ...

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