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Specifications

Model:

XPD721WIR

Picture Type: 

Day/Night (B/W & Colour)

Image Sensor: 

Sony 1/3” Next Generation CCD

 DSP:

Xvision

Resolution: 

600 TVL (Colour mode)  
700 TVL (B/W mode)

Lens Viewing Angle: 

26 to 92°

Digital Zoom:

x32

Infra Red Night Vision: 

30 metres

Minimum Illumination: 

0 Lux (IR on), 0.0003 Lux (IR off)

Audio: 

No

Operating Voltage: 

12V DC 150mA, 300mA (IR on)

Suggested Power Supply: 

12V DC 1250mA

Mounting: 

Wall or Ceiling

Weatherproofing: 

Yes

Dimensions (WxHxD): 

150 x 130 x 150mm

Head Office

Xvision Group (UK)
Unit 2, Valley Point,  Beddington Farm Road, 
Croydon, Surrey CR0 4WP
E: [email protected]

Far East Office

Kyoung Am Building,  
157-27 Samsung-dong
Kangnam-ku, 135 090 Seoul, Korea
E: [email protected]

Manufactured exclusively for Xvision - www.x-vision.co.uk

TECHNICAL SUPPORT:

For Technical Support for any Xvision product please contact your local distributor.

LIMITED WARRANTY:

This product is supplied with a 3 Year warranty. The Warranty excludes products that have been 
misused, (including accidental damage) and damage caused by normal wear and tear. In the 
unlikely event that you encounter a problem with this product, it should be returned to the place 
of purchase.

Summary of Contents for XPD721WIR

Page 1: ...ded power supply Damage caused to the camera by incorrect voltage or wiring is not covered by the warranty The camera is suitable for indoor or outdoor use Please bear in mind the following points when choosing a mounting position The camera must be positioned so that it will not point directly into the sun sunrise and sunset or any bright light as this may cause damage to the camera Model XPD721W...

Page 2: ...d can lead to the damage of the CCD Charge Coupled Device z z When camera is installed next to equipment such as wireless communication device that emits a strong electromagnetic field some irregularity such as noise on the monitor screen may occur z z Be sure to use a ceiling board that has enough strength to support this camera z z Do not pull the camera cable this may cause it to disconnect fro...

Page 3: ...ong Life Infra Red LEDs turn on automatically in low light conditions or complete darkness and provide up to 30 metres Night Vision z z Dynamic Night View technology provides clear images without the need for IR LEDs down to 0 0003 lux this is achieved by using Field Integration Please note due to the way in which field integration works whilst it is in operation the frame per second will be reduc...

Page 4: ...s Template Use of Accessories 1 OPENING TOOL Needed for opening up the pipe holes during cabling 2 ALLEN KEY For body cover and camera base assembly 3 TEMPLATE A drilling guide for use during installation 4 RUBBER PAD A waterproof pad for use at the base of the camera during installation ...

Page 5: ...dy Body cover Dome base Cable hole Mounting Holes Cover Removal and Attachment 1 To remove the body cover disassemble it with the Allen Key provided in the accessory set Rotating clockwise will close it and anti clockwise will release it 2 To attach it align the edge of body cover to the groove on the Dome base Turn the dome until the lens points to the opening window and then screw it tightly int...

Page 6: ... drill the holes in the place where the camera is to be installed then run the power and video cables through the hole 2 Disassemble the dome base from the dome base 3 Fix the Dome base on the wall or the ceiling using the wall plugs and screws supplied WALL MOUNT Ceiling Area Dome Base Camera Body Dome Cover ...

Page 7: ... opening window CONNECT THE POWER VIDEO CABLES 7 Connect the video output to the monitor or other video device through a 75 Ohms type coaxial cable 8 Connect the power source insert the AC plug into the AC socket and the DC plug into the DC Jack 12V DC in jack centre Once the picture appears on the monitor make the final Zoom and Focal adjustments if required VIDEO CABLE 12V DC POWER CABLE Rotate ...

Page 8: ...ated in the dome Press the Set button to enter the OSD Menu Video Test Connector Set Menu Down Down Left Left Press this Control For this Action UP DOWN Select between items in a list LEFT RIGHT Select a menu item to change its setting SET MENU Access a sub menu OSD Button Control Actions ...

Page 9: ...TOR OSD COLOR EXPOSURE BLC D WDR RETURN SHUTTER AGC SENS UP WHITE BALANCE AWB ATW AWC SET OUTDOOR INDOOR MANUAL DAY NIGHT AUTO COLOR B W 3DNR OFF ON CAMTITLE D EFFECT MOTION PRIVACY SNYC LANGUAGE SPECIAL FACTORY RETURN RESET ADJUST EXIT SETUP MENU ...

Page 10: ...deo signal SENS UP DYNAMIC NIGHT VIEW AUTO OFF To get a clear image under night or low lighting levels by providing higher sensitivity in low light conditions NOTE only adjustable if SHUTTER setting is set to AUTO or 1 60 OFF Deactivate SENS UP feature AUTO In low light or at night time select this feature Enter the submenu to select maximum low shutter value from X2 to X256 use the X256 setting f...

Page 11: ...TDOOR Wide Dynamic Range allows the camera to display balanced pictures even when the scene being watched has bright spots or various light level and back light conditions Select INDOOR or OUTDOOR mode to activate this feature depending on the environment the camera is installed in OFF Deactivate D WDR feature default setting INDOOR Preferred setting when camera is installed indoors Default settin...

Page 12: ...y adjusting the Red Gain and Blue Gain between 0 100 4 DAY NIGHT Option AUTO COLOR B W AUTO Sets the display to automatically switch to colour in a normal environment and to B W when illumination is low To set up the switching time or speed for AUTO mode press the joystick Then set the Delay in seconds for the Day to Night and the Night to Day transitions COLOR Sets the display to always show a co...

Page 13: ...he letter to be edited move the cursor to the letter to be inserted and then press the joystick 6 2 D EFFECT Option FREEZE MIRROR D ZOOM NEG IMAGE RETURN Use Digital Effect for specific effects FREEZE Hold the camera image displayed on screen MIRROR MIRROR V FLIP ROTATE OFF Select the required setting to mirror the picture horizontally vertically or to rotate it mirror and flip the image Default i...

Page 14: ... set the changes After you have set both position and size using the scaled bars you can RET or set another area SENSITIVITY Adjust sensitivity for selected motion detection area 0 40 MOTION VIEW Turn Motion Detection view ON or OFF When turned on upon the detection of motion green dots will appear to indicate the area in which the motion is taking place OFF Deactivate Motion Detection mode 6 4 PR...

Page 15: ...t the areas to be masked by using the Joystick control AREA SELECT Select privacy area number AREA 1 8 The area selected will flash on and off visually AREA DISPLAY Turns selected privacy area ON or OFF Pressing joystick when ON will change the display to set the position and the size of the area Moving the joystick will change the setting pressing joystick will set the changes After you have set ...

Page 16: ...e Xvision Group UK Unit 2 Valley Point Beddington Farm Road Croydon Surrey CR0 4WP E sales x vision co uk Far East Office Kyoung Am Building 157 27 Samsung dong Kangnam ku 135 090 Seoul Korea E globalsales x vision co uk Manufactured exclusively for Xvision www x vision co uk TECHNICAL SUPPORT ForTechnical Support for any Xvision product please contact your local distributor LIMITED WARRANTY This ...

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