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Introduction
PNI 1001CM video surveillance camera uses the latest image
sensor technologies.
It has a very simple fixing system and it ca be included in
almost any CCTV system.
For optimal results we recommend using it with 960H DVRs
like PNI L704/L708/L716 etc.
Main features
- CMOS 1/3” image sensor
-
1000 TV lines
- Manual Zoom and Focus for a more accurate framing of the
desired surveillance area
- Manual up/down left/right adjustment
- Auto Gain Control (
AGC
) - function that allows the camera to
render a quality image even in low light conditions
- Auto Electronic Shutter (
AES
)
- Night vision of about 30m, even in low light conditions, using
36 IR LEDs
- Metallic case
- Waterproof standard:
IP66
Connections
12VDC
Video signal
Power
supply
DVR
Monitor
Troubleshooting
1.
No picture after powering the camera
- check if the power voltage is stable and if the connection was
done properly respecting the polarity
- check the connection to the DVR or monitor
2.
The image wavers
- check if the power voltage is stable
- check the monitor and other peripheral equipments
3.
The background image changes continuously
- the fluorescent lamp's electromagnetic field causes color roll.
This is normal phenomenon of the cameras.
- reduce the number of fluorescent lamps or increase the
distance between the camera and the fluorescent lamps.
4.
The image is unstable
- check if the power voltage is stable
- check all connections
Caution!
- Do not try to open the case of the camera. If the camera
doesn't work properly, please contact your supplier .
- Connect the power to the camera correctly. The power voltage,
polarity and operating temperature must be according to the
camera's needs.
- If you are using the camera during a lightning storm please
make sure the ground connection is done properly or disconnect
the camera from the power supply.
- For quality images the power and signal cables should not be
very long.
- Do not direct the camera to the sun or other source of strong
light, to avoid image sensor damage.
- Do not install the camera near a heating radiator or other heat
source.