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7. Functions and operation

7. Functions and operation

7-8.PRIVACY

7-9.EFFECT

7-10.SYSTEM

Masks the areas you want to hide on the screen.

(1) AREA NUMBER: You can select up to 4 PRIVACY areas.

(2) MASK DEFINE: Determines whether to use the 
                           MASK or not.

(3) MASK PATTERN: Defines the Mask Color or type.

 - 6 types of BLACK/RED/GREEN/BLUE/YELLOR/MOSAIC 
    are selectable.

(4) REVERSAL: Enables either normal image (NORMAL), mirrored Image ( MIR),
                      vertically reversed image (VER), vertically reversed and mirrored 
                      image( FLIP).

(5) 2DNR
 - Cuts off the noise in low light condition.
   4 modes of OFF/LOW/MID/HIGH are available.

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NOTE

Higher 2DNR level reduces more low light noise but deteriorates resolution as well.

(6) 3DNR
 - Cuts off the noise in low light condition.
    4 modes of OFF/LOW/MID/HIGH are available.

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NOTE

Higher 3DNR level reduces more low light noise but it can cause ghost effect as well.

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NOTE

This function will be provided soon in the next firmware version.

(7) EFFECT RESET
Resets all setting of EFFECT menu into initial factory default.

(8) RETURN
- Returns to the MAIN MENU.

(1) CAMERA ID : Determinds the camera ID number in 
                         001 ~ 255 (Default 001)

(2) ID DISPLAY : Defines the location where camera ID 
                        is displayed on the screen. 4 location 
                        of top, bottom, left and right can be    
                        selected.

(3) CAMERA NAME
 - Defines camera name. When ‘Name Display’ is on, 
    this text will Be shown on the screen.

(4) MASK SIZE: By moving the cursor LEFT/RIGHT,
                       TOP/BOTTOM, the size of masking 
                       area can be determined.

(5) MASK POSITION: Adjust vertical and horizontal
     position of masking area.

(6) PRIVACY RESET
 - Resets all setting of PRIVACY menu.

(7) RETURN
 - Returns to the MAIN MENU.

(1) COLOR ADJUST

 - COLOR GAIN : Adjusts the COLOR GAIN level in 00 ~ 50
                        (Default 25)
 - COLOR HUE : Adjusts the COLOR HUE level in 00 ~ 50
                        (Default 25)

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NOTE

This function enables user to adjust the variation of Color 
Gain on the monitor when installing camera.

(2) SHARPNESS
 - Adjusts the SHARPNESS level in 00 ~ 50(Default 25)

(3)CONTRAST
 -Adjusts the CONTRAST level in 00 ~ 50(Default 25)

Summary of Contents for Full HD(HD-SDI) CCTV Box Camera

Page 1: ...Full HD HD SDI CCTV Box camera INSTRUCTION MANUAL 120426 1 Please read this manual carefully before installation and operation of the product ...

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Page 4: ... DC Iris Jack for DC Auto Iris Lens TOP ྜ Mounting bracket holder Mounting bracket holder can be separated and attached on the bottom side as well Please use the supplied clamp screws only change the position of the bracket Using screws more than 5mm depth can do a serious damage to the inside of this camera ྚ ྙ ྛ ྜ Full HD CCTV Box camera INSTRUCTION MANUAL 12VDC 12VDC 24VAC VC58FHD ...

Page 5: ...e recommended lenses from the manufacturer or camera supplier 6 2 When using an auto iris lens DC drive 1 Please take off the sleeve outer cable of the lens by 10mm 2 Please take off the sleeve inner cable of the lens by 2mm 3 Solder the wires on the pin connector iris jack supplied with the lens according to the pin configuration as shown in the drawing 4 Assemble the lens 5 Connect the Auto Iris...

Page 6: ...sh to operate 2 Please select any function you wish to MAIN MENU VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUTSIZE FRAME RATE CVBS OUT MODE SAVE RETURN AUTO MENU NORMAL 50HZ INDOOR 60HZ INDOOR OUTDOOR RETURN DAY NIGHT AUTO COLOR IR D TO N LEVEL N TO D LEVEL D TO N TIME N TO D TIME D N RESET RETURN AWB ATW PUSH HOLD TRACK USER 8000K 6000K 4200K 3200K RED BLUE AWB RESET RETURN AE IRIS ATR EX WDR DSS DC IRIS BLC FLC BRIGHTNES...

Page 7: ...E True Day Night cameras with CDS ICR are to be set in this mode AUTO Automatically turns between Day and Night Mode according to AGC operation VIDEO OUTSIZE can be set to 1080P 1080i 720P according to Local Regulation 7 4 AUTO MENU SET 7 5 DAY NIGHT 1 NORMAL Sets as initial factory default value 2 50HZ INDOOR 3 60HZ INDOOR 4 OUTDOOR For indoor use in 50HZ PAL environment For indoor use in 60HZ NT...

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Page 9: ... mode is recommended for indoor use Flickerless off mode is recommended for outdoor use තGNOTE This mode is recommended for those environment with backlight or shade When ATR EX WDR is ON DC IRIS LEVEL BRIGHTNESS BLC menu s are all inactivated 7 7 AE Auto Exposure Enables a user to directly select a desired area from a picture and to view the area more clearly even under backlight environment BLC ...

Page 10: ...on will be provided soon in the next firmware version 7 EFFECT RESET Resets all setting of EFFECT menu into initial factory default 8 RETURN Returns to the MAIN MENU 1 CAMERA ID Determinds the camera ID number in 001 255 Default 001 2 ID DISPLAY Defines the location where camera ID is displayed on the screen 4 location of top bottom left and right can be selected 3 CAMERA NAME Defines camera name ...

Page 11: ...T selection When you press the button to complete ON then CAMERA NAME will be displayed තGNOTE If OFF is selected the NAME DISPLAY does not appear on the monitor even if it has been input 3 Up to 10 letters are available for the NAME DISPLAY ྙGw G G G G G G G G G using the UP and DOWN selections ྚGz G GpkG GWSXS _S SGhSiSG S G using the UP DOWN LEFT and RIGHT selections ྛGs G G G G G G G U GGGG G ...

Page 12: ...f the monitor I RX KDYH DQ LQWHULP GHYLFH VHW WKH ȍ L SURSHUO The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot Please check that you have properly connected the camera to an appropriate power source Color is not correct Please check the setting of AWB menu The screen flickers continually Please check that direction of camera turns toward the Sun RS 485 communication fails Pl...

Page 13: ... 50 59 94 1280x 720P 60 50 30 25 59 94 29 97 Mode Select Video Output Format 2 97G s 3G SDI Output SMPTE 424M AV Output 1V p p Composite 75 Ohms Digital Output SDI Output Day Night D N Output Port ICR Serial Port RS485 Lens C CS Mount Lens Lens Control DC IRIS Lens Power Source DC 12V 9 19V AC24V Optional Power Consumption 440mA DC12V 5 3W Operating Temperature 10 C 50 C Storage Temperature 20 C 7...

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