Ikegami ICD 525, Instruction Manual

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2. General
This color camera is provided with a 1/3-inch approx. 480,000 pixels
CCD sensor and equipped with the color/black-and-white picture out put
switching. This camera produce the high quality color picture in a day light
condition, and high sensitivity picture in the night.
This CCTV camera features wide dynamic range, high sensitivity and high
resolution, and is equipped with Auto iris control function (can be selected
suited auto iris lens) and other functions. The ICD-525 is best suited for
general surveillance.
3. Future
(1) High-quality picture and high resolution
The high resolution of a horizontal resolution of 700 TV lines is assured.
The camera is designed for smear-free imaging and low noise. The
well-designed DSP, Digital Signal Processor, effectively enhances
details, which achieves crisp and sharp images with a high signal-to-
noise ratio.
(2) Day/Night change-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 occur generally outside or
viewing from indoor to outdoor scenes. Even in large light fl uctuations,
bright-and-dark subjects can be captured and viewed clearly with a
natural appearance.
(4) Automatic white balance (ATW: Automatic Tracking White Balance Control)
Thanks to the automatic follow-up white balance control (ATW), the
white balance adjusts itself no matter how great the subject's color
temperature fluctuates.
(5) AES (Automatic electronic shutter)
The AES function with sensitivity ratio of 1:1600 is incorporated for smooth
sensitivity control by variable step control, allowing the stable video output
equivalent to F1.5 to F50 Auto Iris to be obtained, even with a fi xed iris lens.