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100 0284 002 CBC ADD1 4/2012 

Printed in the U.S.A. 

Section 

Menu Item 

Sub-Menu 

Item 

Default 

Selection 

Description 

WB (White 

Balance) 

WB Mode 

ATW 

ATW 

Manual 

AWC (Push) 

AWC 

Auto-Tracking White balance (ATW) 
causes the camera to automatically adjust 
when the scene changes (i.e. morning vs. 
afternoon sunlight).  If the scene has 
static lighting (i.e. hallway), the color 
settings can be adjusted using the Manual 
White Balance or the R-Y/B-Y gain 
options. 

R-Y Gain 

100 

0~100 

B-Y Gain 

100 

0-100 

Day & Night 

D&N Mode 

(Auto, Ex-CDS, 

see 

Description) 

Auto 

Auto 

Color 
B&W 

EX-CDS 

In Auto mode, the camera will 
automatically switch between Color and 
Black & White mode depending on the 
light levels.  Entering the Auto sub-menu 
lets the user adjust the threshold at which 
the image switches from Color to B&W 
(and vice versa).  This camera is not 
equipped with the Ex-CDS feature; choose 
Auto instead. 

C_SUP, A_SUP 

35 / 32 

0~100 

The Sense Up feature provides an 
improved image in low light 
environments.  C_SUP (Cancel Sense Up) 
and A_SUP (Activate Sense Up) determine 
at which light threshold the feature is 
activated/canceled. 

Function 

Mirror 

Off 

Off 

Flips the image horizontally 

Sharpness 

020 

0 ~ 30 

Controls how crisp the image appears in 
high contrast areas. 

Monitor 

Mode1 

Mode1, 

Mode2 

Switch between the Monitor Modes to 
choose the best option for your particular 
monitor. 

Gamma 

(User) 

0.45 

0.45 
0.60 
1.00 

User 

Set the Gamma level which is the baseline 
for image brightness.  The User setting 
allows fine tuning of the Gamma setting. 

LSC 

(Set Level) 

Off 

Off 

On 

Lens Shading Compensation adjusts for 
light reflecting off the lens around the 
perimeter of the image.  Selecting On and 
pressing the button allows the user to 
adjust the degree of compensation. 

Motion 

Motion 

Off 

Off 

On 

The camera allows up to three motion 
detection zones, or “Areas”.  Motion 
detected in an activated Area will cause 
the Area to turn red to highlight the 
motion event (Trace) or display an icon 
(Icon).  The red area (or Icon) is overlaid 
on the image so the red area will show up 
on the recorded image.  The length of 
time (Hold Time) determines how long 
the area stays red (or shows icon) after 
the event. 
 
 
 
 

Area Select 

Area1 

Area1 
Area2 
Area3 
Area4 

 

Sensitivity 

25 

0 ~ 30 

Display  

Trace 

Off 

Icon 

Trace 

Содержание HSW-H30

Страница 1: ...I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S W W W C O M P U T A R G A N Z C O M window a Pen St d f Count HEIGHT STRIP CAMERA HSW H30 ...

Страница 2: ...aced upon or against them paying particular attention to cords and plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the appliance 12 Power Lines An outdoor system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outdoor system extreme care should be taken...

Страница 3: ...below have been included HSW H30 Height Strip w one color camera and 3 0mm lens white housing Hardware Kit 5 x Cable Ties 5 x Cable Tie Mounts 3 x Plastic Wall Anchor 3 x No 8 cross recessed self tapping screw 1 1 2 length 1 x Barrel Plug Connector 2 1mm pin 36 length stripped leads CAM HS30 Accessory color camera w 3 0mm lens Hardware Kit 1 x 12VDC 0 5 Amp Power Adapter 6 foot cord 1 x M3 Nylon L...

Страница 4: ...housings are intended to improve in store security in two ways First when installed next to the main entrance of a store cameras within the store will capture a subject s height when exiting as he or she passes the brightly colored labels Second the Height Strip s on board camera will provide a facial shot of the subject as he or she exits Each Height Strip unit can support up to five 5 Color Hi R...

Страница 5: ...mm or 7 32 nut driver to remove the M3 nut that attaches the camera bracket to the base see Figure 4 Remove the camera and bracket from the base 3 When installing a new camera or relocating the existing camera always refer to the keyhole to ensure the camera is not installed upside down The circular part of the keyhole should face the ground and the slot should face the ceiling Always install the ...

Страница 6: ...ng remove the camera bracket and L bracket from the base Hold the cover next to the base Locate the two small indentations countersinks on each side of the cover Mark the countersink that corresponds to your mounting location 7 Fit the cover back over the base and tighten down the four 4 M3 screws to secure 8 Locate the marked countersink in the cover 9 Drill out an appropriate sized hole in the H...

Страница 7: ... drill a hole in the mullion wide enough to accept the customer provided power and video cables 12 Feed the cables down into the mullion and fish them out of the through hole 13 Hang the Height Strip back on the mounting screw in the mullion and feed the power and video cables into the unit 14 Align the base with the 5 foot mark as in Step 5 of this section and tighten the screw 15 Insert the rema...

Страница 8: ... to the camera 8 Follow steps 15 18 of the previous section to complete the installation 7 4 Installing the Unit using the Accessory Wall Bracket MT HS Note cable entry can only be accomplished via the knockouts at the top or bottom of the Height Strip when using the MT HS wall bracket 1 Refer to Figure 8 and Figure 9 when installing this accessory 2 Measure from the floor to the 5 foot mark on th...

Страница 9: ... into the conduit fitting Notches designate 5 foot mark The mounting holes in the Height Strip base are not symmetrical Take care to select the correct hole for your particular application 15 Terminate the ends of the customer supplied cables as required and connect power and video cables to the camera s Be sure to supply 12VDC with the correct polarity to the camera The center pin black white wir...

Страница 10: ...19 X3 MOUNTING HOLES 14 7 9 7 374 7 247 7 1 7 1 6 34 12 12 2 5 3 7 5 6 Viewing window for camera Top Down Bottom Up Viewing window for camera Viewing window for camera in mm 43 2 40 6 190 5 304 8 863 6 152 4 304 8 63 5 76 2 10 DIMENSIONAL OUTLINES ...

Страница 11: ...he button to the right so it reads ELC Bright 050 n a DC Ref 010 n a Lens ELC E Shutter Auto Auto 1 60 1 100 000 The Electronic Shutter feature controls how long the shutter remains open Longer shutter times 1 60 result in brighter images but the recorded footage can Bright 050 0 100 The Brightness setting adjusts the overall brightness of the image HBLC D WDR Off Off BLC HLI D WDR This feature al...

Страница 12: ...Sense Up determine at which light threshold the feature is activated canceled Function Mirror Off Off Flips the image horizontally Sharpness 020 0 30 Controls how crisp the image appears in high contrast areas Monitor Mode1 Mode1 Mode2 Switch between the Monitor Modes to choose the best option for your particular monitor Gamma User 0 45 0 45 0 60 1 00 User Set the Gamma level which is the baseline...

Страница 13: ...the video Turn the Title to On and press the button to enter the title Manual DPC Manual Off Off Manual DPC Dead Pixel Compensation allows the DSP to compensate for dead pixels by using information from the surrounding pixels The DSP is able to reduce or eliminate pixels that have ceased functioning Auto DPC Auto Off Off Auto OLPF 650 650 850 The Optical Low Pass Filter OLPF feature helps reduce t...

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