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Summary of Contents for ICD 525

Page 1: ...td OUTDOOR USE WARNING WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus e c o p r o d u c t s ...

Page 2: ... for low light condition as night Contents Page 1 Caution for Usage of Camera 1 2 General 2 3 Future 2 4 Name and Function of Each Part 4 5 Connection 6 5 1 Power cable AC24V IN DC12V IN 6 5 2 VIDEO OUT cable VIDEO OUT 6 6 Operation 7 6 1 User Setup 7 6 2 Names and functions of the setup buttons 7 6 3 Setup mode procedures 7 7 Focus EZ function 18 7 1 Screen Displays 18 8 Warranty and after sale s...

Page 3: ...ESSLY APPROVED BY THE PART RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USERS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT Instructions for Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment in Private Households Disposal of used Electric and Electronic Equipment Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separated waste disposal and collection methods This symbol on the product or in the ...

Page 4: ...other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety When the provided plug does not ﬁt into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus ...

Page 5: ...paratus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 CAUTION These servicing instructions are for use by qualiﬁed service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualiﬁed to do so CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Repl...

Page 6: ... are inside the camera The unneeded removing case is causing fault the camera and or accident e g electric shock Power off the camera before installing and electrical connection the camera Do not drop camera and or give the shock on camera which are in transit Do not touch the surface of Image Sensor with hand ﬁngers Do not aim the camera at Sun In case under high temperature condition it may appe...

Page 7: ...over function Depending on the surrounding brightness the system automatically switches over images from high quality color images in the day time to noise reduced black and white images in the nighttime always providing clear images around the clock 3 Wide Light Dynamic Range WDR The WDR function provides for very effective compensation of high light and dark areas in screen This situation may oc...

Page 8: ... worrying about the depth of ﬁeld even in a bright environment during the day light 9 Optimum Monitor Output Select function The optimum picture quality can be obtained with this unique function for CRT or LCD monitors Sometimes LCD Liquid Crystal display type Flat Screen Monitor with digital process function shows different display reproduction characteristics and you may choose this output selec...

Page 9: ...4 4 Name and Function of Each Part POWER VIDEO OUT SET UP U LENS L D E R DC12V 240mA AC24V 50 60Hz 230mA 3 2 8 10 9 4 1 5 7 6 ...

Page 10: ...ing screw length for camera holder and tripod should be less than 5 5mm as follows 1 4 20UNC size screw Video Output connector Video out Video signal out connector for monitor switcher Power Input connector non polarity Enter the power of AC24V IN 10 DC12V DC10 5V to 15V Power indicator LED It is lit green when power on Auto iris lens connector for DC control iris lens only This connector is used ...

Page 11: ...0 DC12V Connector 10 5V to 15V Connect to DC power supply 5 2 VIDEO OUT cable VIDEO OUT The VIDEO OUT connector is output only camera Video signal for monitor switcher and etc Connect to video in connector for monitor switcher and etc with BNC coaxial cable ...

Page 12: ...ers D Cursor Up and Down R To change the setup L parameter value item E To get in or get out Set up mode and to enter and execute procedures To get into Setup mode hold E button more than 2 seconds 6 3 Setup mode procedures Hold down the enter E button longer than 2 seconds and the setup menu screen appears on screen A blue highlighted cursor item is now selected other item is selectable with U or...

Page 13: ...lue 0 to 31 2 SPEED Adjust the control speed for DC iris lens value 0 to 255 3 RETUEN Back to SETUP MENU screen If it is changed the value for above DC LENS value it may cause the picture brightness changing Do not touch this adjustment item except service engineer 3 EXPOSURE 1 SHUTTER Select the Shutter mode Fix the shutter speed 1 60 second A FLK Select when the ﬂicker on picture ESC Select when...

Page 14: ...ear During this setup the picture will be noisy and or whitish it is not indicate a technical problem 2 RETURN Back to SETUP MENU screen From below RETURN explanation is omitted 4 BACK LIGHT OFF No function of BLC BLC Usual function of BLC WDR If the picture shows still white saturation on it and see hard for details of picture even set above BLC on camera set WDR 1 LIMIT Select and set the Sensit...

Page 15: ...ene object is mainly for camera OUTDOOR Select when outdoor scene object is mainly for camera Out door scene condition for is changing harder than indoor condition as inﬂuence weather sun light changed time go by Thus set OUTDOOR for outdoor use camera AWC PUSH This is so called one push automatic white balance control Shoot the white subject and press the E button and the white balance will be ad...

Page 16: ...xtremely rapidly change lighting condition 6 DNR Digital Noise Reduction OFF No function of DNR ON Function of DNR 1 LEVEL Adjust the noise reduction Level Adjusting value 0 to 20 Note Higher reduction value may caused the blur phenomenon of moving subject on picture 7 DAY NIGHT AUTO Automatic switching is made high quality color picture in the day and high sensitivity monochrome pictures at night...

Page 17: ...the resolution of picture as usual HIGH Set the resolution of picture as high resolution 4 PEDESTAL 7 5IRE Set the Pedestal level 7 5IRE of Video signal 0 IRE Set the Pedestal level 0IRE of Video signal 3 PICTURE SETUP 1 R GAIN Adjust reddish of picture value 0 to 15 2 B GAIN Adjust bluish of picture value 0 to 15 3 HUE Adjust hue of picture value 0 to 15 4 CONTRAST Adjust contrast of picture valu...

Page 18: ...r with L R U D button and press E button And the cursor for TITLE is stepped to next letter position Erase 1 letter by 1 letter Move the cursor with on erasing needed letter and CLR E button POSITION Move the cursor on POS and press E button then Title displayed on screen Set the Title display position with L R U D button and determine press E No display the TITLE on screen when set OFF for CAMERA...

Page 19: ...olet 4 4 Yellow 2 MODE Active non detect area 3 TOP Set top frame position 4 BOTTOM Set bottom frame position 5 LEFT Set left frame position 6 RIGHT Set right frame position Selection of up and down 0 to 15 Selection of the right and left 0 to 23 7 PRIVACY MASK Set the privacy mask up to 15 masks on picture 1 AREA Select the setting privacy mask between 1 15 to 15 15 2 MODE Set privacy mask displa...

Page 20: ...set the translucent ratio of privacy mask 0 00 clear no displayed masking area except ON set of MOSAIC 0 50 0 75 1 00 opaque for behind picture 6 MOSAIC Mosaic display for privacy mask area on picture except set 1 00 for above MASK TONE Invalid Mosaic setting set 1 00 for above MASK TONE OFF No display mosaic privacy masking area ON Display mosaic privacy masking area ...

Page 21: ...ng by wind e g OFF Invalid DIS function ON Valid DIS function The resolution of picture is reduce for using part of function Digital Zoom This DIS may not functioned under low light condition for subject This DIS may not functioned for simple subject like Sky white wall When DIS is set ON invalidated the Digital Zoom and MOTION DETECTION function 4 SYNC SYNCHRONIZATION SYSTEMS Select the synchroni...

Page 22: ...o 40 2 BURST Adjust the Burst signal level value 0 to 30 3 CLIP Adjust the Video signal level value 0 to 40 6 LANGUAGE Select the language to display the SETUP MENU 日本語 In Japanese SET UP MENU ENGLISH In English SET UP MENU VIDEO SETUP 1 SYNC LEVEL 020 2 BURST LEVEL 015 3 CLIP LEVEL 020 4 RETURN ...

Page 23: ...utton for over two seconds to start FOCUS EZ and go to the focus adjustment screen FOCUS EZ can not be started in the SETUP mode Focus adjustment screen Focus condition Focus Indicator Light measuring area on picture Focus EZ While viewing the focus indicator on the focus adjustment screen it is possible to adjust the focus Displayed the focus indicator is shown the present focus condition Adjust ...

Page 24: ...coverage For repairs after the expiration of the warranty period consult your dealer or sales representative It will ﬁrst be judged whether the fault is repairable or not Charged servicing will then be made upon request of the user Before you ask for servicing please ensure you read the Instruction Manual If the unit still fails take note of the model number date of purchase problem etc in detail ...

Page 25: ...AGC OFF LOW MIDLOW MIDDLE MIDHIGH HIGH Selectable from 6 steps 12 Electronic Sensitivity Control Built in ON AUTO OFF Selectable Maximum 32 times 13 White Balance Cont ATW AWC MANUAL Selectable 14 DETAIL correction Built in SHARPNESS function 15 Noise Reduction Built in ON OFF Switchable NDR function 16 AES Built in 17 Privacy Mask setting Built in Up to 15 areas 18 MIRROR Built in OFF H V H V Sel...

Page 26: ...ensation 31 Camera Mount 1 4 20UNC this mount part is changeable to ﬁx on Top or Bottom side of camera 32 Outer dimensions 60mm W 58mm H 70mm D No protrusion included 33 Weight Approx 240g 34 Input Output connectors VIDEO OUT BNC AC24V DC12V IN 2 Pin terminal block 35 Supplied accessories Instruction Manual Allen wrench for ﬂange back adjustment Power input connector ...

Page 27: ...22 10 External Appearance 2 1 4 20UNC 14 0 5 22 70 3 58 3 6 5 60 3 POWER VIDEO OUT SET UP U LENS L D E R DC12V 240mA AC24V 50 60Hz 230mA ...

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