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3.1.2

SCENE

Scene option allows user to select different working environments.
Options of indoor, outdoor and low-light are selectable.

3.1.3

LENS

The lens of the camera can be selected as manual or DC.

3.1.4

EXPOSURE

EXPOSURE

1. SHUTTER                   AUTO
2. AGC                            OFF
3. SENS-UP                    ---
4. BRIGHTNESS             ---|------  40
5. D-WDR                      OFF
6. DEFOG                      OFF
7. RETURN                    RET

Exposure

Exposure describes the brightness-related parameters. You can adjust
the image brightness by the SHUTTER, AGC, SENS-UP, BRIGHTNESS,
ACCE, BACKLIGHT, etc. in different light conditions.

Shutter

Shutter denotes the speed of the shutter.

AUTO, 1/30, 1/60, FLK, 1/240, 1/480, 1/1k, 1/2k, 1/5k, 1/10k and
1/50k are selectable.

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Summary of Contents for GD-CT-AC2805B

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Page 2: ...ent results shall be entirely on the user s own responsibility Abetechs GmbH Grundig Security reserves the right to change the contents of this document without prior notice Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice The product described herein with its hardware software and documentation is provided as is without any warranty expressed or implies including without limit...

Page 3: ...liable in the event that this product is used with illegitimate purposes In the event of any conflicts between this manual and the applicable law the later prevails Trademark Each of trademarks herein is registered The name of this product and other trademarks mentioned in this manual are the registered trademark of their respective company Copyright of this document is reserved This document shal...

Page 4: ...ause explosion fire electric shocks or damage the product Do not connect several devices to one power adapter as this may cause an adapter overload and can lead to over heating and fire Make sure that the plug of the power adapter is firmly connected to the power socket Do not place containers with liquids on the product Do not place conducting items like tools screws coins or other metal items on...

Page 5: ...nter Never open disassemble or alter the product yourself GRUNDIG cannot accept any liability or responsibility for problems caused by attempted and unauthorized repair and maintenance Special Installation Instructions for Cameras Do not touch the sensor module with your fingers Do not aim the camera or camera lens at a strong light such as the sun or a bright lamp Irreversible damage to the camer...

Page 6: ...camera body so that the foam ring and the dome cover are attached seamlessly For cleaning use a clean cloth with a bit of ethanol and wipe it carefully and gently In any case do not use alkaline detergents If a glove is provided in the package please use it to open the product cover Never touch the product cover directly with fingers because the acidic sweat of the fingers may damage the surface c...

Page 7: ...llation 11 Wall Mounting 11 Ceiling Mounting 16 3 Menu Description 18 VIDEO OUT 19 LANGUAGE 19 SETUP 19 3 1 1 SMART FOCUS 19 3 1 2 SCENE 20 3 1 3 LENS 20 3 1 4 EXPOSURE 20 3 1 5 Backlight 23 3 1 6 White Balance WB 27 3 1 7 Day Night 28 3 1 8 NR 29 3 1 9 SPECIAL 31 3 1 10 ADJUST 42 3 1 11 RESET 44 3 1 12 EXIT 44 ...

Page 8: ...ss system Main Features Adopt high performance CMOS and supply high definition and clear image Low illumination 0 01Lux F1 2 AGC ON Support IRC infrared filter auto switch Support OSD menu controlling enable user to configure the detailed parameters Support 3D DNR to get clear and fine image Support wide dynamic range function Support defogging function Support auto white balance auto gain control...

Page 9: ...Camera 1 2 Overview of the Box Camera Table 1 1 Description of the Box Camera No Description 1 Lock Screw 2 Auto Iris Drive Interface The Auto Iris Interface The auto iris interface is composed of four square pins as shown in Figure 1 2 ...

Page 10: ...rive pins are used in DC driven mode No DC 1 Damp 2 Damp 3 Driver 4 Driver Pins of the Auto Iris Interface Rear Panel The rear panel of the box camera is shown as follows 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 Panel Description of the Box Camera ...

Page 11: ...ble 1 2 The Rear Panel Description No Description No Description 1 Lens mount 6 LED Indicator 2 Mic 7 GND 3 Analog Video Output Interface 8 12V DC 4 Menu Button 9 Alarm RS 485 D N 5 TVI Output PoC Interface ...

Page 12: ...ris lens to the auto iris interface of the camera Note Please prevent dust from entering between the lens mount and the lens The weight of the lens must be less than 1kg It s better to install a lens with CS type interface If the interface of lens is C type you need to install a C Mount adaptor between the lens and the camera ...

Page 13: ...emove the back plane from the camera housing Attach the camera to the back plane with supplied screws As shown in Figure 2 2 Fix the Back plane in the housing 4 Fix the back plane with the camera in the camera housing As shown in Figure 2 3 ...

Page 14: ...ptimum focus Note In practical applications you need to choose the corresponding lens according to the size of the sensor The automatic iris lens will work at the maximum aperture mode 6 Connect the camera with corresponding cables and route the cables through the cable hole on the bottom of the camera housing Close and lock the camera housing 7 Drill the screw holes on the wall according to the d...

Page 15: ...rews to fix it As shown in Figure 2 5 Install the Bracket Note The wall mount not provided should be longer than 1 2 of the camera length 9 Attach the camera with the housing to the wall mount and tighten the fix screw to fix the camera As shown in Figure 2 6 ...

Page 16: ...he panning lock screw to adjust the panning angle of the camera As shown in Figure 2 7 Adjust the Panning Angle 11 Loosen the tilting lock screw You can adjust the tilting angle of the camera As shown in Figure 2 8 Adjust the Tilting Angle ...

Page 17: ...drill template As shown in Figure 2 9 Mounting Template 2 Attach the ceiling mount to the wall and tighten the screws to fix it As shown in Figure 2 10 Install the Bracket 3 Attach the camera to the ceiling mount and tighten the fix screw to fix the camera As shown in Figure 2 11 ...

Page 18: ...17 Fix the Camera Housing 4 Loosen the adjustable nut to adjust the panning angle and tilt angle of the camera Adjustment Nut Angle Adjustment ...

Page 19: ...E D EFFECT MOTION PRIVACY LAUGUAGE DEFECT RS485 SHARPNESS MONITOR LSC VIDEO OUT EXIT SETUP DC AUTO WDR Main Menu Overview Note This series of camera adopts a joystick to select the menu and confirm a selection Move the joystick up down to select the menu item Move the joystick left right to adjust the value of the selected item Press the joystick to confirm a selection The menu button mentioned in...

Page 20: ...mar South Korea etc Move the joystick left right to select the required video output standard LANGUAGE This series of camera supports multiple languages English Japanese CHN1 CHN2 Korean German French Italian Spanish Polish Russian Portuguese Dutch Turkish Hebrew and Arabic are selectable SETUP 3 1 1 SMART FOCUS After completing the focus adjustment enter the Smart Focus menu and check the value d...

Page 21: ...OSURE EXPOSURE 1 SHUTTER AUTO 2 AGC OFF 3 SENS UP 4 BRIGHTNESS 40 5 D WDR OFF 6 DEFOG OFF 7 RETURN RET Exposure Exposure describes the brightness related parameters You can adjust the image brightness by the SHUTTER AGC SENS UP BRIGHTNESS ACCE BACKLIGHT etc in different light conditions Shutter Shutter denotes the speed of the shutter AUTO 1 30 1 60 FLK 1 240 1 480 1 1k 1 2k 1 5k 1 10k and 1 50k a...

Page 22: ... can set the brightness value from 1 to 100 to darken or brighten the image The higher the value is the brighter the image is D WDR The digital wide dynamic range D WDR function helps the camera provide clear images even under back light circumstances When there are both very bright and very dark areas simultaneously in the field of view D WDR balances the brightness level of the whole image and p...

Page 23: ...et the defog function as ON to enable the function Position size and the defog gradation are configurable DEFOG 1 POS SIZE 2 GRADATION LOW 3 DEFAULT 4 RETURN RET Defog Steps 1 Move the cursor to POS SIZE and press OK to enter the position and size configuration interface 2 Move the joystick up down right left to define the position of the defog area 3 Press OK again to switch the position configur...

Page 24: ...s recommended that the defog function is set to OFF during the normal environment 3 1 5 Backlight Backlight is applicable for the backlight or the high luminance environment you can set the Backlight to OFF BLC WDR and HSBLC Backlight Compensation BLC If there s a strong backlight the object in front of the backlight will appear silhouetted or dark BLC bases on the back area to enhance the brightn...

Page 25: ...rface 2 Move the joystick up down left right to define the BLC position 3 Press OK to enter the area size edit interface 4 Move the joystick up down left right to define the BLC size 5 Press OK to confirm the selection and select RET to go back the BLC menu or select AGAIN to re define the BLC area 6 Optional Move the cursor to DEFAULT and press OK to restore the BLC settings to the default POSITI...

Page 26: ...ht left to select HSBLC and press OK to enter the edit interface 2 Move the cursor to SELECT and select the area by setting the joystick to left right Four areas are selectable 3 Set the DISPLAY to ON OFF to enable disable the HSBLC area 4 Press OK to enter the position size edit interface 5 Move the joystick up down left right to define the position of the HSBLC area 6 Press OK to switch to the s...

Page 27: ...lack Mask is set as ON the HSBLC takes effect If you the set black mask as OFF the HSBLC function is disabled DEFAULT Selecting DEFAULT will restore all the HSBLC settings to the default value WDR The wide dynamic range WDR function helps the camera provide clear images even under back light circumstances When there are both very bright and very dark areas simultaneously in the field of view WDR b...

Page 28: ... balance by customizing the Blue and Red value which range from 1 to 100 MANUAL WB BLUE 51 RED 50 RETURN RET Manual White Balance ATW ATW mode refers to the white balance is continuously being adjusted in real time according to the color temperature of the scene illumination AWC SET Similar with ATW the white balance is continuously being adjusted in real time according the scene if AWC SET is sel...

Page 29: ...e switches from color to B W or from B W to color automatically by comparing the configured threshold value with actual light condition Delay You can set the latency duration before camera implementing the switch operation after the threshold intensity being reached This function can effectively prevent meaningless switches caused by sudden illumination change and lens blocking D N AGC The thresho...

Page 30: ... 8 0 2 D N AGC 8 0 3 N D AGC 8 0 4 RETURN RET Auto 3 1 8 NR NR Noise Reduction is used to reduce the noise in the video stream Move the cursor to NR and press OK to enter the NR submenu 2D 3D NR 1 2DNR OFF 2 3DNR ON 3 RETURN RET NR 2D NR 2D NR reduces the noise in a single frame to get a gentle image You can set it ON or OFF by setting the joystick to left right ...

Page 31: ...ges in low light conditions and delivering more accurate and sharp image quality 3D NR 1 SMART NR ON 2 LEVEL 8 0 3 START AGC 10 4 END AGC 10 5 RETURN RET 3D NR Smart NR usually takes effect in cooperation with 3D NR You can set it to ON to improve the image fluency And set it to OFF to disable the SMART NR The 3D smart NR sensitivity ranges from 0 to 100 3D SMART NR 1 SENSITIVITY 80 2 RETURN RET S...

Page 32: ...motion detection privacy task language dead pixel correction and check the version of the camera SPECIAL 1 CAM TITLE ON 2 D EFFECT 3 MOTION OFF 4 PRIVACY OFF 5 DEFECT 6 RS485 7 RETURN RET Special Camera Title You can name your camera by configuring the CAM TITLE Move the cursor to CAM TITLE set it to ON and press OK to enter the edit interface Up to 15 characters can be selected ON Display the cam...

Page 33: ...e needed characters numbers and symbols 3 Press OK to confirm The selected character will be displayed on the dotted line below 4 Move the cursor to POS to edit the camera title position on the screen 1 Move the cursor to POS 2 Press OK to enter the CAM TITLE position setting interface 3 Move the joystick up down left right to change the position of camera title 4 Press OK to exit the CAM TITLE po...

Page 34: ...RROR OFF 3 D ZOOM OFF 4 SMART D ZOOM OFF 5 NEG IMAGE OFF 6 RETURN RET D effect FREEZE You can set the freeze function as ON or OFF When you set it as on the image is frozen as still The live view will stay on the moment you set the freeze ON Note The mirror function will be disabled if the FREEZE is ON MIRROR OFF MIRROR V FLIP and ROTATE are selectable for mirror OFF The mirror function is disable...

Page 35: ...rged without gaining the actual pixel D ZOOM 1 D ZOOM x2 0 2 PAN TILT 3 DEFAULT 4 RETURN RET D Zoom The minimum magnification is x2 and the maximum magnification is x62 You can define the zoom area by configuring the position from PAN TILT and restore the D Zoom settings to the default SMART D ZOOM The smart D Zoom enlarges the motion object detected in the pre defined area The D Zoom area the sen...

Page 36: ...splay the smart D Zoom area And if the display is set to ON press OK to enter the position edit interface and define the smart D Zoom area The sensitivity ranges from 0 to 60 The higher the sensitivity the easier the smart D ZOOM is triggered The minimum magnification is x 2 0 and the maximum magnification is x62 0 The time refers to the duration of the magnification and you can set it from 0 to 1...

Page 37: ...the alarm will be triggered MOTION 1 SELECT AREA 1 2 DISPLAY ON 3 SENSITIVITY 30 4 MOTION VIEW ON 5 DEFAULT 6 RETURN RET Motion Detection Set a Motion Detection Area Steps 1 Move the cursor to SELECT and select a motion area Four areas are selectable 2 Move the cursor to DISPLAY set it ON and press OK to enter the motion detection edit interface 3 Move the joystick up down left right to define the...

Page 38: ...SENSITIVITY It refers to the sensitivity of the motion detection which ranges from 0 to 60 And the higher sensitivity causes the better response of the detection MOTION VIEW Motion view enables a better visual judgment when the motion is detected Set the motion view to ON once motion occurred you can see the transparent red mosaic flickering to show the exact location where the motion occurs Or yo...

Page 39: ...areas are selectable 2 Move the cursor to DISPLAY and press OK to enter the privacy mask edit interface INV mosaic color and off are selectable for display INV The privacy mask area converts the bright area and the dark area in the image Mosaic The privacy mask area displayed with the flickering mosaic Color The privacy mask area is displayed with selectable colors 16 colors are selectable ...

Page 40: ...of the selected area 5 Press OK to confirm the configuration and select RET to return to the privacy mask menu or select AGAIN to try again 6 Optional Move the cursor to DEFAULT and press OK to restore the privacy mask settings to the default Defect Defective pixels are pixels in a CCD or CMOS image sensor in digital cameras in which the defective pixels fail to sense light levels correctly This s...

Page 41: ...ble The correction level 0 255 is configurable if the live DPC is set to ON set it OFF to disable the live defective pixel correction and set it to AUTO to detect and repair the defective pixels automatically STATIC DPC Static DPC detects and corrects the static or the fixed defective pixels occur during the using ON and OFF are selectable STATIC DPC 1 START 2 LEVEL 15 3 SENS UP x20 4 AGC 2 5 RETU...

Page 42: ...f the STATIC DPC ranges from 0 to 60 Some of the defective pixels may appear undistinguished for the system to detect You can adjust the SENS UP to X2 X4 X6 X8 X10 X15 X20 X25 or X30 to brighten the defective pixel for the system to find it You can set the AGC level from 0 to 8 RS485 You can set the parameters of RS485 in this menu including camera ID ID display status and baud rate 2400 4800 9600...

Page 43: ... interface ADJUST 1 SHARPNESS 15 2 MONITOR LCD 3 LSC OFF 4 RETURN RET Adjust Sharpness Sharpness determines the amount of detail an imaging system can reproduce And you can adjust the sharpness from 0 to 15 The higher the value is the clearer and sharper the image appears Monitor Monitor CRT and Monitor LCD are selectable The cathode ray tube CRT is a fluorescent screen used to view images You can...

Page 44: ...linear operation used to code and decode luminance or tristimulus values in video or still image system USER Y USER AUTO 1 00 0 95 0 90 0 85 0 80 0 75 0 70 0 65 0 60 0 55 0 50 and 0 45 are selectable LCD 1 GAMMA AUTO 2 BLUE GAIN 50 3 RED GAIN 50 4 RETURN RET Monitor LCD LSC Lens Shading Correction LSC corrects the phenomenon where the image gets darkened or blurred on the periphery Set it ON to en...

Page 45: ...able the LSC 3 1 11 RESET Reset all the settings to the default 3 1 12 EXIT Move the cursor to EXIT and press OK to exit the menu QG GD CT AC2805B 2018 10 08 V3 EN ABETECHS GMBH DÜSSELDORF GERMANY WWW GRUNDIG SECURITY COM ...

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