4.2. CONTROL PANEL (fig.3)
4.4.1. The Picture/Image Capacity Chart shows the approximate number of
images or video clips that can be stored based on the resolution setting
and the size of the memory card. These figures may vary depending on
the amount of detail in the image. When the memory card is full, the
earliest data will be overwritten to ensure retention of the most recent
data.
4.4.2. The SL300 is equipped with 32MB of built in SDRAM memory. Any data
stored on the internal memory may be lost during a power failure.
4.4.3. The SD Memory Card Slot (fig.3-5) is capable of accepting SD cards
with up to 16GB of memory. When a SD is inserted, the internal
memory will be bypassed, and all data stored on the SD card.
DO NOT
insert or remove a SD card when SL300 is connected to the power
source. This may cause a malfunction.
4.4.4. The Image Counter (fig.4-2) will indicate the number of images on
either the internal memory, or the external memory if a SD card is
inserted.
Original Language Version
SL300 Issue: 2 - 18/10/12
© Jack Sealey Limited
4. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS
1.
LCD Display:
Icon display showing settings and captured image/video
quantity. Refer to Section 4.3 of this manual.
2.
Cam Switch:
To set the camera mode as Capture or Test.
3.
Burst Switch:
To set the burst of still image or video.
4.
Resolution Switch:
To set the still image and video resolution.
5.
SD Memory Card Slot:
To install a SD card. Ensure SD card is firmly
pushed in. To remove, gently press the SD card in, release and the
card will eject from the slot.
6.
SET/UP/DOWN Button:
To program the camera parameters as Date/
Time/Video Recording Time/Image and Video Capturing Interval Time.
7.
USB Jack:
To connect the USB cable from SL300 to PC for access to
captured images/video.
4.3. LCD
DISPLAY (fig.4)
1.
Still Image Capture:
Indicates that the SL300 is set to capture still
images.
2.
Image Counter:
Displays how many images or videos have been
captured.
3.
Storage Status:
Indicates that an external SD card is installed.
4.
Video Capture:
Indicates that the SL300 is set to video capture.
Recording time will depend on the video recording time setting.
5.
High Resolution:
Indicates that the SL300 is set to high resolution
image or video capturing.
6.
Low Resolution:
Indicates that the SL300 is set to low resolution
image or video capturing.
7.
Date Setting:
Indicates that the SL300 is in Date setting.
8.
Time Setting:
Indicates that the SL300 is in Time setting
9. Delete:
Indicates that the SL300 is in delete mode.
10.
Floodlight Control:
Indicates that auto-enviromental brightness
detection is operating the floodlight.
11.
Time Indicator:
Displays the Date/Time/Video Recording Time/Image
and Video Capturing Interval Time.
NOTE!
Press the SET button (fig.3-6) to exit modes.
4.1. FRONT VIEW (fig.2)
1. Floodlight:
Can be rotated ±30° and tilted 10°.
2.
Floodlight Cover:
Retained by two screws which can be removed to
replace halogen tube.
3.
Halogen Tube:
Must be replaced by a tube of the correct voltage and
power (Sealey Part No. ML300/01).
4.
Front Cover Retaining Screw.
5.
Front Cover.
6. PIR:
Passive Infrared movement sensor.
7.
Camera Lens:
Digital camera lens. Clean with a soft cloth.
8.
TEST Indicator:
Red LED indicates the PIR detection coverage area.
9.
Camera Body:
Can be rotated and tilted to adjust PIR detection area.
Maximum rotation is ±30° and maximum tilt is 30°
10.
Wall Mount Bracket:
Mounts the SL300 to a wall (screws provided). It
is recommended that EVA foam is installed between the wall mounting
bracket and the wall to protect the unit.
SD Card
High 5M
2592 x
1944
High 2M
1600 x
1200
AVI VGA
10 seconds
AVI QVGA
10 seconds
Built in
Memory
12
24
1
2
1GB
512
1024
51
102
2GB
1024
2048
102
204
4GB
2048
4096
204
408
8GB
4096
8192
408
816
16GB
8192
16384
816
1632
4.4. PICTURE/IMAGE CAPACITY
fig.3
fig.2
fig.4