SSC-DC314
2. Multiple camera operation
VIDEO OUT
EXT
TIMING IN
Color Video Monitor
(Coaxial cable)
VIDEO OUT
(Coaxial cable)
VIDEO OUT
(Coaxial cable)
VIDEO OUT
(Coaxial cable)
MONITOR OUT
VIDEO OUT
(Coaxial cable)
(ex.SSM-20N5U)
(ex.SSM-20N5U)
(ex.SSM-20N5U)
1. Single camera operation
SWITCH
OUT
(Coaxial cable)
Color Video Monitor
Color Video Monitor
Digital
SSC-DC314
Digital
SSC-DC314
Digital
SSC-DC314
Digital
SSC-DC314
Digital
Time Lapse VCR
(ex.SVT-S480ES)
AC 24 V
power supply
AC outlet
AC 24 V
AC 24 V
AC 24 V
AC 24 V
AC 24 V
AC 24 V
power supply
AC outlet
VIDEO IN
(Coaxial cable)
Multiplexer
(ex.YS-DX504)
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Auto Tracing White Balance
(ATW)
The SSC-DC314 camera incorporates a wide-range ATW
function. It adjusts the white balance automatically in response
to the light conditions, such that pictures with an accurate color
balance can always be obtained. The usable range of 2,000 K
to 10,000 K allows the camera to be used under a wide variety
of light conditions, including high-pressure, 2,100 K sodium
discharge lamps that are frequently used for lighting streets,
parking lots and industrial areas.
DC servo lens connection capability
This model is equipped with a supplied 4-pin auto iris connector
for the attachment of popular DC servo type auto iris lenses.
CS-mount
The camera can be used with CS-mount lenses and precise
back-focus adjustment can be easily accomplished. C-mount
lenses also can be used with the supplied C-mount adaptor.
Turbo AGC
The SSC-DC314 camera is equipped with an advanced Turbo
AGC function. This boosts the range of the cameras’ AGC by up
to 24 dB so that a subject under low illumination can be
distinguished more clearly. The camera is permanently set to
Turbo AGC.
CCD IRIS™
This function allows the use of a manual iris lens instead of a
more costly automatic iris lens. As the scene illumination level
varies, this camera compensates by automatically changing the
exposure time of the photo sensors. This is achieved by varying
the electronic shutter speed of the CCD over a range or 1/60 to
1/100,000 of a second.
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