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Configuring the Camera | 27

800-12004V2 - A - 01/2013

Resolution

This feature is used to enhance RESOLUTION. Side effects to this feature may include
increased noise and storage consumption.

Reset

Use this option to RESET the camera to its factory default settings.

Return

Select this option to save settings from the SPECIAL menu and return to the Main SETUP
menu.

Adjust Submenu

When the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed (see

Special Menu on page 19

), select

ADJUST

using the Up and Down OSD controls and press

SET

Figure 31

SPECIAL Menu - ADJUST Submenu Selection

Sharpness

You can adjust the SHARPNESS level from

(see

Figure 31



ADJUST

SHARPNESS



MONITOR

LCD

GAMMA

0.55

LSC

OFF

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

COMMUNICATION OFF
DEFECT

AUTO



RETURN





SPECIAL

CAMERA TITLE OFF
ADJUST



MIRROR

OFF

MOTION DET

OFF

PRIVACY

OFF

SYNC

INT

RESOLUTION

NORMAL

RESET

RETURN



Summary of Contents for HD251(X)

Page 1: ...2 Rev A 01 2013 Configuration Guide HD251 X Rugged Indoor Outdoor Fixed Minidome Camera HD262 X Indoor Fixed Minidome Camera with IR Illuminators HB273 X Weatherproof Bullet Camera with IR Illuminators Performance Series ...

Page 2: ...de www honeywellvideo com Revisions 1 Issue Date Revisions A 05 2012 New Document V1 Rev A 06 2012 Inserted statement that Line Lock only supported on HB273 X camera V2 Rev A 01 2013 Added PAL model numbers and Manufacturer s Declaration of Conformance ...

Page 3: ...e could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Canadian Compliance Statement This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numérique de la Classe A est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du Canada Manufacturer s Declaration of Conformance The manufacturer declares that the equipment supplied with this guide is compliant with the essential requirements of the EMC ...

Page 4: ... event you have a problem with any Honeywell product please call Customer Service at 1 800 323 4576 North America for assistance or to request a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Be sure to have the model number serial number and the nature of the problem available for the technical service representative Prior authorization must be obtained for all returns exchanges or credits Items shi...

Page 5: ...up Menu 10 Lens 10 Exposure 11 White Balance 12 D WDR HSBLC 13 HD DNR 16 Day Night 17 Smart IR 18 Special Menu 19 Camera Title 20 Adjusting the Camera Title Position 21 Adjust 21 Mirror 22 Motion Detection 23 Privacy 24 Sync Internal Synchronization 26 Resolution 27 Reset 27 Return 27 Adjust Submenu 27 Sharpness 27 Monitor 28 Gamma 28 LSC 28 Language 29 Communication 29 Defect 29 Return 30 Trouble...

Page 6: ...DNR feature and 620 TV lines provides an excellent resolution and high quality image D WDR Digital Wide Dynamic Range D WDR improves image quality in unevenly lit scenes Auto Defect Reduction When set to AUTO the auto defect function corrects image errors caused by defective pixels in real time while SENS UP occurs Smart IR Eliminates the over exposure of highly reflective objects in IR lit scenes...

Page 7: ... dealer or local power company WARNING This device is configured for 12 V DC or 24 V AC operation do NOT connect to higher voltage Use only with NRTL approved class 2 power supplies 4 HEAT Situate away from items that produce heat or are heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other products including amplifiers 5 WATER MOISTURE The HD262 X camera is rated for indoor operation Do n...

Page 8: ... an appropriate low voltage power cable to prevent fire or electrical shock Please ensure that your installation area can support the weight of the camera Operating Conditions Avoid aiming the camera towards an extreme light source for example light fixtures to prevent damaging the CCD Do not view direct sunlight with the camera The HD262 X camera is rated for indoor operation do not expose the HD...

Page 9: ... displayed by pressing the button Left or Right Press the button Left or Right until the desired value status is displayed 3 To open a menu or confirm the currently highlighted selection press down on the OSD button press SET 4 After changing the setting move the arrow indicator to EXIT and press SET to EXIT the menu Note Move to the available submenu by moving to the arrow of the desired feature ...

Page 10: ... 2 2 Select the desired lens type by pressing the Left or Right OSD controls Press SET to open the lens submenu DC selection DC auto iris lens Note This camera does not have an interchangeable lens This camera comes equipped with a DC drive lens 3 The BRIGHTNESS can be adjusted when DC is selected The BRIGHTNESS control range is 1 100 see Figure 3 4 Select the desired SHUTTER mode by pressing the ...

Page 11: ...f FLK mode is selected the SENS UP function is disabled Exposure This function is used to select SENS UP or Auto gain control 1 On the Setup menu screen select EXPOSURE by using the Up or Down OSD controls and press SET see Figure 4 Figure 4 MAIN SETUP Menu EXPOSURE Submenu Selection 2 Select the AGC and SENS UP options required for your installation DC BRIGHTNESS 23 E SHUTTER 1 60 RETURN MAIN SET...

Page 12: ...dicator to WHITE BAL on the SETUP menu screen using the Up and Down buttons see Figure 5 Figure 5 MAIN SETUP Menu WHITE BAL Selected 2 Select the desired mode by using the Left or Right OSD controls There are three user selectable White Balance settings available ATW AWC and MANUAL ATW Auto Tracking White Balance Normal setting when the color temperature range is between 1 800 K and 10 500 K for e...

Page 13: ...es 3D DNR which provides intelligent light level control to overcome even strong backlight conditions 1 Move the arrow indicator to D WDR HSBLC on the SETUP menu screen using the Up and Down OSD controls see Figure 7 Figure 7 MAIN SETUP Menu D WDR HSBLC Selected 2 Select the desired mode see the following sections by using the Left or Right OSD controls OFF BLC function does not operate BLC LEVEL ...

Page 14: ...C Menu HLM LEVEL The minimum relative brightness threshold for which a bright area is masked Change the setting to change the threshold at which a bright area is masked HBLC Allows the user to select an area of interest in the image where exposure needs to be optimized The area of HBLC MASK 1 4 can be set to the desired area by changing the TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT values BLC BLC LEVEL MID TOP 05 BOT...

Page 15: ... uses 3D DNR which provides intelligent light level control to overcome even strong backlight conditions OFF D WDR function does not operate D WDR improves image quality in unevenly lit scenes Bright images can be adjusted a little bit darker and dark images can be adjusted brighter By changing the SET LEVEL the WDR setting can be changed see Figure 12 Figure 12 D WDR Menu MASK1 4 ON TOP 005 BOTTO...

Page 16: ...or to HD DNR by using the Up and Down OSD controls see Figure 14 Select the HD DNR option for your camera Figure 14 MAIN SETUP Menu HD DNR Selected When set to AUTO HD DNR dynamically changes the DNR level in relation to the motion amount of motion in the scene Other selections are OFF LOW MID and HIGH 2 Select RETURN by using the Up or Down OSD controls to return to Setup menu D WDR OFF D WDR ON ...

Page 17: ...u to activate BURST option EXT Day Night control performed by photocell on the camera board see Figure 16 This option is NOT supported by the HD251 X camera Only the HD262 X and HB273 X cameras may use this option Figure 16 Day Night EXT Menu AUTO In this mode the camera automatically switches to COLOR in normal conditions and switch to BW mode when ambient illumination is low This option is NOT s...

Page 18: ...n the HD251X camera The HD251 X camera does not have IR LEDs 1 Move the arrow indicator to SMART IR by using the Up and Down OSD controls see Figure 2 Select the SMART IR option for your camera 2 LED output can be adjusted by changing the SET LEVEL see Figure 18 Figure 18 SMART IR AUTO Menu Note When setting SMART IR to ON the D WDR HSBLC and BLC functions are note active in BW mode D N AUTO BURST...

Page 19: ...ng the Up and Down OSD controls and press SET Figure 20 MAIN SETUP Menu SPECIAL Submenu Selection 2 Select one of the modes on the SPECIAL screen using the Up and Down OSD controls SMART IR OFF SMART IR ON MAIN SETUP LENS DC EXPOSURE WHITE BAL ATW D WDR HSBLC OFF HD DNR AUTO DAY NIGHT COLOR SMART IR OFF SPECIAL EXIT SPECIAL CAMERA TITLE OFF ADJUST MIRROR OFF MOTION DET OFF PRIVACY OFF SYNC INT RES...

Page 20: ...r the selected character into the camera title by pressing SET The cursor in the camera title moves to the next position after each character is input by pressing SET 6 Repeat the above steps until the camera title is complete Note If an incorrect character has been input into the camera title you have two options for correcting the camera title Move the cursor to select CLR and press SET to delet...

Page 21: ...osition where the Camera Title is displayed onscreen can by adjusted 1 Navigate to the Camera Title screen see Camera Title on page 20 2 Move the cursor to POS and press SET The created camera title is displayed on the video image see Figure 22 Figure 22 CAMERA TITLE Position 3 Select a new position for the camera title by using the four directional buttons Press SET to confirm the position Adjust...

Page 22: ...R Selection in SPECIAL Menu 1 Move the arrow indicator to MIRROR using the Up or Down OSD controls on the SPECIAL menu screen 2 Set MIRROR to ON or OFF as needed using the Left or Right OSD controls Figure 24 MIRROR Enabled Disabled Examples SPECIAL CAMERA TITLE OFF ADJUST MIRROR OFF MOTION DET OFF PRIVACY OFF SYNC INT RESOLUTION NORMAL RESET NO RETURN MIRROR ON MIRROR OFF ...

Page 23: ...alues a Select AREA in the MOTION DET menu and press SET to open the MOTION AREA menu see Figure 26 b In this menu select the motion detection area to be adjusted from AREA1 to AREA4 and press SET to open the AREA1 4 menu c Use the Up Down Left and Right OSD controls to change the TOP BOTTOM LEFT and RIGHT values as needed d Select RETURN and press SET to save the area Figure 26 MOTION DETECTION A...

Page 24: ...ong the motion message appears onscreen when motion is detected When setting time of ALARM OUT HIGH 003 means the message will appear for 3 seconds RETURN Use this option to RETURN to the SPECIAL menu after completing the setup Privacy Use the Privacy option to mask an area that you do not want displayed on the screen 1 When the SPECIAL menu is displayed use the Up or Down OSD controls to access t...

Page 25: ...the size and shape of the current Privacy Mask with the DOT XY option Using DOT XY to edit the Privacy Mask will move the position of the Privacy Mask corner that was selected in the DOT SEL field see above a Use the Up or Down OSD controls to select DOT XY and press SET b Use the Up Down Left or Right OSD controls to move the position of the corner of the Privacy Mask that is selected in the DOT ...

Page 26: ...SPLAY ON Activates area display OFF Disables the area display 4 Repeat these steps for each Privacy Mask needed for your camera 5 Move the arrow indicator to RETURN after completing the setup to return to SPECIAL menu Sync Internal Synchronization Note SYNC is always internal for camera models HD251X and HD262 X For the HB273 X camera when the SPECIAL menu is displayed use the Up or Down OSD contr...

Page 27: ...u and return to the Main SETUP menu Adjust Submenu When the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed see Special Menu on page 19 select ADJUST using the Up and Down OSD controls and press SET Figure 31 SPECIAL Menu ADJUST Submenu Selection Sharpness You can adjust the SHARPNESS level from 0 to 30 see Figure 31 ADJUST SHARPNESS 15 MONITOR LCD GAMMA 0 55 LSC OFF LANGUAGE ENGLISH COMMUNICATION OFF DEFECT AUT...

Page 28: ...th the camera Gamma Use the Gamma setting to adjust the gamma correction value Gamma can be adjusted from between 0 20 and 1 00 LSC The LSC function is used for compensating the brightness differences of the center of the lens and its peripheries When set to ON LSC can be adjusted from 0 to 30 1 Select LSC in the ADJUST menu by using the Up and Down OSD controls 2 Change the LSC selection by using...

Page 29: ... to AUTO the AUTO DEFECT function corrects image errors caused by defective pixels in real time while SENS UP occurs 1 Select DEFECT in the ADJUST menu by using the Up and Down OSD controls 2 Change the DEFECT selection by using the Left and Right OSD controls 3 Set DEFECT to AUTO and press SET to open the DEFECT menu see Figure 33 Figure 33 ADJUST Menu DEFECT Submenu Selection 4 Change the WHITE ...

Page 30: ...30 HD251 X HD262 X HB273 X Camera Configuration Guide www honeywellvideo com Return Select this option to save settings from the ADJUST menu and RETURN to the SPECIAL menu ...

Page 31: ...itor If there is an intermediate device correctly set the 75 ohms Hi z The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot Check the camera is correctly connected to an appropriate regulated power source Motion Detection is not working Has MOTION DET been set to ON in the menu Has an MD AREA been properly defined The color of the picture is not correct Check the settings in the...

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