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16_ camera operation

MENU CONFIGURATION

MAIN SETUP

PROFILE

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 BASIC 

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 DAY/NIGHT 

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 BACKLIGHT

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 ITS 

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 INDOOR 

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 USER

D-WDR

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 ON 

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 OFF

WHITE BAL

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 ATW 

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 OUTDOOR      

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 INDOOR

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 MANUAL     

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AWC 

 SET

  

EXPOSURE

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 BRIGHTNESS 

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 SHUTTER 

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 AGC  

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 SSNR4  

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 RETURN

BACKLIGHT

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 OFF 

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 USER BLC 

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 HLC

SPECIAL

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 DISPLAY 

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 COMM ADJ 

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 IMAGE ADJ 

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 VIDEO OUTPUT  

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 DAY/NIGHT 

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 DEFOG  

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 PRIVACY 

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 MOTION  

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 RETURN

EXIT

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 SAVE  

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 NOT SAVE  

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 RESET

MENU SETUP

For function setting, you can use the function setting switch inside the cover.

camera operation

Function Setup switch

Summary of Contents for SCO-6023R

Page 1: ...High Resolution IR Bullet Camera User Manual SCO 6023R ...

Page 2: ...Under no circumstances this document shall be reproduced distributed or changed partially or wholly without formal authorization Disclaimer Samsung makes the best to verify the integrity and correctness of the contents in this document but no formal guarantee shall be provided Use of this document and the subsequent results shall be entirely on the user s own responsibility Samsung reserves the ri...

Page 3: ...d correct input power voltage To help you understand this manual thoroughly we ll introduce our model description SCO 6023R SERIES NTSC MODEL PAL MODEL SCO 6023RN SCO 6023RP MODEL DESCRIPTION SCO 6023RX _ SIGNAL SYSTEM N NTSC MODEL P PAL MODEL SIGNAL SYSTEM ...

Page 4: ...zard do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture To prevent injury this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor wall in accordance with the installation instructions WARNING 1 Be sure to use only the standard adapter that is specified in the specification sheet Using any other adapter could cause fire electrical shock or damage to the product 2 Incorrectly connecting the power supply...

Page 5: ...1 Do not drop objects on the product or apply strong shock to it Keep away from a location subject to excessive vibrationor magnetic interference 2 Do not install in a location subject to high temperature over 55 C low temperature below 30 C or high humidity Doing so may cause fire or electric shock 3 If you want to relocate the already installed product be sure to turn off the power and then move...

Page 6: ... be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life Where marked the chemical symbols Hg Cd or Pb indicate that the battery contains mercury cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006 66 If batteries are not properly disposed of these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment To protect natural resources and to promote material reuse ...

Page 7: ...s and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus 13 Unplug this apparatus when a card is used Use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service ...

Page 8: ...ries 11 Component names and functions CONNECTION 13 13 Connecting to Monitor 13 Connecting to Power 14 Using Coaxial Communications CAMERA OPERATION 16 16 Menu Configuration 16 Menu Setup TROUBLESHOOTING 28 28 Troubleshooting SPECIFICATIONS 29 29 Specifications 31 Dimension ...

Page 9: ... conditions to provide optimum colors and B W mode operates in night time conditions to enhance the definition of the image y y PROFILE You can set a mode according to the camera installation conditions BASIC DAYNIGHT BACKLIGHT ITS INDOOR USER y y D WDR By adopting a proprietary NVP2440H chip the camera delivers clear high quality pictures even in backlight by increasing exposure in dark areas whi...

Page 10: ...introduction COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES Check if the following items are included in the product package SCO 6083R SCO 6023R Quick Manual Screws SCO 6083R Template High Resolution IR Bullet Camera User Manual SCO 6023R ...

Page 11: ... the menu on the screen and move the cursor to four directions to confirm status or after changing a selected item Front cover M M The installation should be done by qualified service personnel or system installers If the ceiling material is not strong enough to hold the installation screws the camera may fall off Reinforce the ceiling as needed Front 2 1 3 ...

Page 12: ...troduction Back jh pvu a i G G G y G G Gw G G G U Video output jack Video signals are output through this port Connect this port to the Video IN port of a AHD DVR Power input terminal Connect the designated power supplies ...

Page 13: ...As the connecting method varies with the instruments refer to the manual supplied with the instrument y y Only connect the cable when the power is turned off CONNECTING TO POWER You can connect power as shown in the following figure jh pvu a i G G G y G G Gw G G G U SCO 6023R Monitor Power Input Terminal jh pvu a i G G G y G G Gw G G G U AHD DVR ...

Page 14: ...herefore use of an excessively long adaptor output line for connection to the camera may affect the performance of the camera Standard voltage for camera operation DC 12V 10 There may be some deviation in voltage drop depending on the type of wire and the manufacturer M M Be sure to connect power only after all the installation is complete USING COAXIAL COMMUNICATIONS y y Coaxial Communications Sy...

Page 15: ...s used and not copper coated steel as this will cause issues with the communication over the coaxial cable To ensure picture quality only single channel video output connector can be used while camera connected to other video equipments Video Cable The camera s video output port is connected to the DVR with a BNC coaxial cable shown below ...

Page 16: ...OR INDOOR MANUAL AWC SET EXPOSURE BRIGHTNESS SHUTTER AGC SSNR4 RETURN BACKLIGHT OFF USER BLC HLC SPECIAL DISPLAY COMM ADJ IMAGE ADJ VIDEO OUTPUT DAY NIGHT DEFOG PRIVACY MOTION RETURN EXIT SAVE NOT SAVE RESET MENU SETUP For function setting you can use the function setting switch inside the cover camera operation Function Setup switch ...

Page 17: ...ion Setup switch so that the arrow indicates PROFILE 2 Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch according to the picture display you want y y BASIC The most common envi ronment is set to meet y y DAY NIGHT It will be set automatically so it optimizes to the day or night conditions respectively y y BACKLIGHT It will be set automatically so you can distinguish the object from the backgr...

Page 18: ... 1 5 1 12000 1 5 1 12000 1 5 1 12000 1 200 1 12000 A FLK AGC HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH WHITE BAL ATW ATW ATW OUTDOOR INDOOR BACKLIGHT OFF OFF USER BLC OFF OFF SSNR4 ON ON ON ON ON DAY NIGHT AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO M M If you select the ITS the shutter will be set to 1 200 sec Noise can be detected at night D WDR When there are both bright and dark areas at the same time this mode makes both areas ...

Page 19: ...lor temperature range of 1 800K to 10 500K including Natrium Auto adjustment is made to optimize the camera color to the outdoor environment y y INDOOR Select this when the color temperature is between 4 500K and 8 500K Automatically adjusts the camera color for optimization to the indoor environment y y MANUAL Select this to fine tune White Balance manually Set White Balance first by using the AT...

Page 20: ...shutter MIN 1 1 12000 MAX 1 60 1 12000 NTSC 1 50 1 12000 PAL A FLK Select this when you experience picture flicker this happen when there is a clash with the installed lighting frequency M M The greater the shutter value the brighter the screen is but the more the residual images of objects there are If the min shutter value is large it can cause noise spots and white areas but still operate norma...

Page 21: ...on screen details when the camera aims a strong light source LEVEL Adjusts the brightness level of a monitoring area LIMIT Enable to change the operating condition TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Adjust the area to be enhanced RETURN Return to the MAIN SETUP menu M M If the white balance menu is set to manual then HLC performance can be limited If you use the defog and HLC functions at the same time saturat...

Page 22: ...ressing the Function Setup switch Repeat this to enter multiple letters You can enter up to 15 letters Enter a title move the cursor to POS and press the Function Setup switch The entered title appears on the screen Select the position to display the title on the screen by using the Function Setup switch and press the Function Setup switch When the position is determined select END and press the F...

Page 23: ...etup switch GAMMA The setting range is 0 35 1 0 The closer to 1 0 the setting is the darker it gets default value is User User is the optimum setting PED LEVEL The setting range is 1 100 The closer to 100 the setting is the higher the PED level gets COLOR GAIN The setting range is 1 100 The smaller the setting value is the smaller the color gain gets and the more color blind it gets H REV Flip an ...

Page 24: ...B W mode y y BURST MODE Activate or deactivate the burst mode to maintain or remove the color signal y y DURATION This function is used to select the brightness of light where switching occurs y y DWELL TIME You can select day night switching delay time from 3s 5s 7s 10s 15s 20s 30s 40s 60s M M If you set the AGC mode to off on the exposure menu you cannot switch the day night mode to auto When a ...

Page 25: ...f there is little fog and the manual fog level is high the screen contrast can get high y y PRIVACY Mask an area you want to hide on the screen If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed use the Function Setup switch so that the arrow indicates PRIVACY Select a desired mode using the Function Setup switch AREA You can select up to 4 PRIVACY areas MODE Determines whether to use the area selected in th...

Page 26: ...he motion detection When you adjust the higher level the more sensitive RETURN Return to the SPECIAL menu M M Depending on the shape of an object there can be errors in size detection If the camera shoots an object a short distance away the motion detection function can be degraded In the following cases motion detection event performance can be degraded or malfunctions can occur If an object s br...

Page 27: ... size motion is not detected To avoid false detection caused by noises set the max min detection size suitable for the installation environment But the same movement in the same location can cause a different detection size So include margins when you set the min max detection size EXIT Select a desired EXIT mode using the Function Setup switch depending on the camera purpose y y SAVE Save the cur...

Page 28: ...an your lens with soft clean cloth y y Set the monitor or DVR to the proper condition y y If the camera is exposed to very strong light change the camera position The image on the screen is dark y y Adjust the contrast feature of the monitor or DVR y y If you have an intermediate device set the 75Ω Hi z properly The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot y y Check that...

Page 29: ...ax Framerate 30fps 1080p 30fps 720p Lens Type Focal Length Zoom Ratio 4mm Max Aperture Ratio F2 1 Angular Field of View H 82 2 V 44 1 D 97 8 Min Object Distance 0 5m 1 64ft Focus Control Manual Lens Type Fixed Mount Type Board in type Operational On Screen Display Multi language Support 16 English Japanese Spanish French Portuguese Korean German Italian Russian Polish Czech Romanian Serbian Swedis...

Page 30: ...upport Remote control interface Coaxial Protocol Coax ACP IR Distance 30m 98 43ft Video Transmission Distance 500m 75 5 Coaxial Cable Environmental Operating Temperature Humidity 30 C 55 C 22 F 131 F Less than 90 RH Start up should be done at above 10 C Ingress Protection IP66 Vandal Resistance Electrical Input Voltage 12VDC 10 Power Consumption Max 4 2W Mechanical Color Material Dark Gray Plastic...

Page 31: ...English_31 SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSION Unit mm inch ...

Page 32: ...MEMO ...

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