HD-SDI Box Camera

DWC-HC421D

ABOUT MANUAL

Before installing and using the camera, please read this manual carefully.

Be sure to keep it handy for future reference.

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PRECAUTIONS

Do not open or modify.

Do not open the case except during maintenence and installation, for it may be dangerous and can cause damages.

Do not put objects into the unit.

Keep metal objects and flammable substances from entering the camera.

It can cause fire, short-circuits, or other damages.

Be careful when handling the unit.

To prevent damages, do not drop the camera or subject it to shock or vibration.

Do not install near electric or magnetic fields.

Protect from humidity and dust.

Protect from high temperature.

Be careful when installing near the ceiling of kitchen or a boiler room, as the temperature may rise to high levels.

Cleaning:

To remove dirt from the case, moisten a soft cloth with a soft detergent solution and wipe.

Mounting Surface:

The material of the mounting surface must be strong enough to support the camera.

FCC COMPLIANCE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference. when the equipment is operated in a residential environment. This equipment generates, uses, and radiates radio frequency energy; and if it is not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

WARNING: Changes or modifications are not expressly approved by the manufacturer.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Features

Parts and Descriptions

Dimensions

Installation

Inside the Box

Installation Instructions

Lens Connections

Controlling the Camera’s OSD Menu Remotely

Module OSD Menu

Troubleshooting

Warranty Information

Specifications

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EATURES*

Sony 1/2.8” CMOS Sensor

Highest Resolution 2.1 Megapixels

720P / 1080P Mode Selectable

Double Shutter WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) at 15fps

Electronic Day and Night

AGC / BLC / AWB

3D DNR (3D Digital Noise Reduction)

D-Zoom (0~112 level)

HME/ HLMSK (Highlight Masking Exposure)

Mirror & Flip Image

Programmable Privacy Zone (30) & Motion Detection

Dead Pixel Cancellation

12VDC Support Only

Secondary Video-BNC Output

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ARTS & DESCRIPTION*

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TDN V Mega (CCTV)

CS Ring (Lens Conector)

Box Camera

Mounting Attachment

Iris Jack

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OSD Control Arrows and Enter

Buttons

Alarm +/-

RS485 Connector

Video Out

BNC Jack (HD-SDI)

DC Power Input

Rear Name Plate

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IMENSIONS IN MILLIMETERS (IN)*

62.0

(2.44”)

55.0

(2.17”)

31.2

4.0

34.7

13.7

7.0

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NSIDE THE BOX*

Included with Box Camera

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Color Box

User Manual

Mini-DIN Connector (For Video or

DC Auto Iris Lens)

Adapter Ring for “C” Type Lenses

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Two-Port Terminal Block

Cable Extension for Alarm and RS485

L-Wrench

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Box Camera

DWC-HC421D

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ABOUT MANUAL

Before installing and using the camera, please read this manual carefully.

Be sure to keep it handy for future reference.

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NSTALLATION*

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Using an appropriate mounting bracket, mark and drill the necessary holes to mount the bracket to a wall or ceiling.

2

Attach the mounting bracket to the surface using machine screws.

3

Attach the box camera to the mounting bracket.

4

Adjust the camera’s position. Consult the manual of the mounting bracket for additional information.

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NSTALLATION*

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Connect an appropriate lens to the camera lens connector by twisting the lens clockwise.

The camera is compatible with any C or CS mount lens. For “C” lenses, please use the provided

Adapter Ring. See page 10 for details. *Lens is not included.

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Connect the lens’ cable to the box’s A-Iris Socket.

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Adjust the lens’ zoom and focus accordingly. Consult the manual of the lens for additional information.

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ONNECTIONS*

*BNC / TERMINAL If you are using an automatic iris lens with the camera, the lens has to be connected to the A-Iris socket of the camera. If you are using a lens with manual or fixed iris, this socket is not used.

Operation of the camera will be confirmed by the power LED at the rear side of the camera.

*A-Iris Socket

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A-IRIS

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DC Driven (DC)

1.control -

2.control +

3.drive +

4.GND

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Mounting a C-Mount lens

1. Attach the C-Mount lens adapter by turning clockwise.

2. Attach the lens to the camera by turning clockwise.

NOTE

C-Mount Lens : 10mm or less

CS-Mount Lens : 5mm or less

Adapter Ring

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ONTROLING THE CAMERA’S OSD REMOTELY

DWC-HC421D combined with Digital Watchdog’s VMAX HD DVR offer the unique feature of controlling the camera’s OSD menu, focus and zoom all from the DVR with no additional cables other than the BNC cable.

To setup the camera for remote DVR contrlling, make sure these steps are followed:

1. Go to the camera’s OSD menu and select ‘Proprty’. Make sure the camera is set to

NDT-AUX Protocol.

2. If you have multiple DWC-HD cameras you want to connect to the same VMAX HD, be

sure to assign each camera a different ID. See page 14 for more information.

3. On the DVR side, go to the main menu and select- Device- PTZ. Enter the channel of

the camera you wish to setup. Make sure the ID you set in the DVR corresponds with the

ID you have assigned the camera.

4. Select “FASTRAXII COAX” in the DVR.

5. Please refer to the DVR’s manual for additional information on setup and camera control.

1 PROPERTY

CAMERA ID

TITLE(1-)

DISPLAY

PROTOCOL

BAUDRATE

RETURN

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NONE

NDT-AUX

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ODULE OSD MENU*

PROPERTY

CAMERA ID

0~255

TITLE

DISPLAY

NON, ID,, TITLE

PROTOCOL

NDT-AUX

BAUDRATE

RETURN

EXPOSURE

BRIGHTNESS

0~20

SHUTTER

AUTO, MANUAL (1/30~1/60000)

DSS

OFF, x2, x3, x4

AGC

0~20

RETURN

FUNCTION

DZOOM

0~112

AWB

AUTO, AUTO_H, AUTO_L, PRESET,

AUTO-ext, MANUAL

(Kelvin, R-Gain, B-Gain)

PRIVACY

OFF, ON

(30 masks, setup position, size, & color)

DNR

OFF, LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH

MOTION

OFF, ON

(Resolution, Sensitivity)

RETURN

DAYNIGHT

TDN MODE

AUTO, COLOR, BW, LED

BW to C

0~10

C to BW

0~10

CDS SET

BW Low, BW High

RETURN

IMAGE

CHROMA

0~20

SHARPNESS

0~10

MIRROR

ON, OFF

FLIP

ON, OFF

E-Edge

ON, OFF

HLMASK

OFF, ON

(Level 0~20, Color)

CONTRAST

COLOR SET

NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST

Color1, Color2, Color3

HUE CONTROL

RETURN

R-GAIN, B-GAIN

SET UP

DETECT DET

2.0M MODE

OFF, ON (00~99, aa~ff)

1080P, 720P

720P MODE

60/50FPS, 30/25FPS

LANGUAGE

ENG, GER, CHN

TDN TEST

TEST OFF, TEST ON

FACTORY SET

YES, NO

FREQ

60Hz, 50Hz

TYPE

DOME, BOX, BULLET

FW_LOCK

RETURN

ON,OFF

EXIT

EXIT

No Save, Yes Save

RETURN

LENS

LENS TYPE

MANUAL, DC, AF

MODE

OUTDOOR,INDOOR/FLK,Deblur120,Deblur240

OPTIC ZOOM

TELE, WIDE

FOCUS MODE

MANUAL, AUTO

FOCUSING

FAR, NEAR

TIMER

OFF, 1~10min

TDN SYNC

RETURN

OFF, ON

WDR/BLC

MAX DR

MODE

OFF, ON

OFF, BLC, WDR

WDR_WGT

0~9

BLC OSD

OFF, ON

BLC POS-X

0~20

0~20

BLC POS-Y

BLC SIZ-X

BLC SIZ-Y

RETURN

0~20

0~20

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PROPERTY

1 PROPERTY

CAMERA ID

TITLE(1-)

DISPLAY

PROTOCOL

BAUDRATE

RETURN

0

NONE

NDT-AUX

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DISPLAY

NONE, ID, TITLE

PROTOCOL

NDT-AUX

BAUDRATE

-----------------

RETURN

CAMERA ID

0~255 You can define the camera’s ID no. from 0~255. For OSD control of multiple cameras, make sure to assign a different

ID to each camera. See page 11 for more information.

TITLE

(1-) You can give the camera a unique title 8 symbols long.

To set the camera’s title, select from the following symbols:

0~9, A~Z, and space.

Example:

HDSDI123.

TITLE (1-H) H

TITLE (2-D) HD

TITLE (3-S) HDS

TITLE (4-D) HDSD

TITLE (5-I) HDSDI

TITLE (5-1) HDSDI1

TITLE (6-2) HDSDI12

TITLE (8-3) HDSDI123

1 PROPEARTY

CAMERA ID

TITLE(1-H)

DISPLAY

PROTOCOL

BAUDRATE

RETURN

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HDSDI123

NONE

PELCO-D

9600 BPS

You can select to display the camera’s ID or title on the video by selecting the appropriate option.

If you are connecting the camera to Digital Watchdog’s VMAXHD DVR, use the default

Protocol- NDT-AUX. See page 11 for more information.

9600 is default.

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EXPOSURE

2 EXPOSURE

BRIGHTNESS

SHUTTER

DSS

AGC

RETURN

AUTO

OFF

10

20

BRIGHTNESS

0~20

SHUTTER

AUTO

MANUAL

You can adjust the brightness of the image.

The higher the number, the brighter the image.

Default is 10.

The shutter’s speed adjusts automatically based on

the light available.

The shutter speed can be adjusted between 1/30 ~

1/60000. Available options depend on the Lens-Mode.

See page 17 for more information.

SHUTTER

VEL

ETURN

1/30

LENS MODE

OUTDOOR

INDOOR/FLK

DEBLUR120

DEBLUR240

Available Shutter Speed

1/30~1/60000

1/30 Fixed

1/30~1/120

1/30~1/240

DSS (Digital Slow Shutter)

OFF, x2, x3, x4 The default is OFF.

Choose x2,3,or x4 for slower shutter.

AGC (Auto Gain Control)

0~20 Auto Gain Control automatically adjusts the video gain to enhance picture brightness in low light conditions.The higher number the better sensitivity.

The default is 20.

RETURN

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LENS

3 LENS

LENS TYHPE

MODE

OPTIC ZOOM

FOCUS MODE

TIMER

TDN SYNC

RETURN

AF LENS

DEBLUR120

T W

AUTO

OFF 00:00

OFF

LENS TYPE

AF LENS

DC LENS

MANUAL

Auto Focus Lens.

Auto-iris Varifocal lens.

Manual iris or Fixed board lens.

3 LENS

LENS TYHPE

MODE

OPTIC ZOOM

FOCUS MODE

TIMER

TDN SYNC

RETURN

DC LENS

DEBLUR120

If DC or Manual modes are selected, the following menu options will be disabled:

OPTIC ZOOM

FOCUS MODE

TIMER

TDN SYNC

MODE

OUTDOOR

INDOOR/FLK

DEBLUR120

DEBLUR240

OPTIC ZOOM

Offers full range of eletric shutter speed from 1/30~1/60000.

Sets the shutter speed to 1/30. Use this Lens mode to avoid color rolling.

Offers electric shutter speed from 1/30~1/120.

Offers electric shutter speed from 1/30~1/240.

Both DEBLUR120, DEBLUR240 help avoid motion blur in low light conditions.

Zoom Range is adjustable from Tele to Wide.

Available only if Lens Mode is set to AF. To adjust the optical zoom, move the joystick left and right until the desired zoom is achieved.

Once the desired zoom is selected, the camera will auto-focus.

See page 13 for zoom setup outside the OSD menu.

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LENS

FOCUS MODE

AUTO

MANUAL

When using Auto Focus Lens, Focus is adjusted automatically. If AUTO is selected, the camera will adjust the focus after every optical zoom adjustment.

You can also set the camera to automatically adjust the focus based on a timer, from once every minute, up to every ten (10) minutes.

If you want to adjust the focus manually, select MANUAL.

The TIMER menu will be replaced by the FOCUSING menu.

The FOCUSING menu allows you to adjust the focus using the far/ near indicators.

Use the josytick to achieve the desired focusing level.

3 LENS

LENS TYHPE

MODE

OPTIC ZOOM

FOCUS MODE

TIMER

TDN SYNC

RETURN

AF LENS

DEBLUR120

T W

AUTO

OFF 00:00

OFF

3 LENS

LENS TYHPE

MODE

OPTIC ZOOM

FOCUS MODE

FOCUSING

TDN SYNC

RETURN

AF LENS

DEBLUR120

T W

MANUAL

N < - > F

OFF

TDN SYNC

OFF / ON

If seleced, the focus will adjust automatically whenver the camera changes from B/W to Color and back.

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FUNCTION

4 FUNCTION

DZOOM

AWB

PRIVACY

DNR

MOTION

RETURN

0

AUTO

OFF

MIDDLE

OFF

MWB

KELVIN

R-GAIN

B-GAIN

RETURN

MIDDLE

10

10

DZOOM

0~112

AWB

AUTO

AUTO_H

AUTO_L

PRESET

MANUAL

AUTO-ext

Digital Zoom function zooms to the center of the image by default. set the zoom level from 0~112.

White Balance is automatically adjusted.

White Balance is automatically adjusted when the Color temperature is high.

White Balance is automatically adjusted when the Color temperature is low.

White Balance is fixed with current setting.

White Balance is manually adjusted.

Select AUTO-ext mode when using external lighting like a hallogen.

If MANUAL mode is selected, define the following menu options:

KELVIN

R-GAIN

B-GAIN

The color temperature level that will trigger the AWB.

Select from LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH

Adjusts the amount of red in the image.

Select from 0~20. The higher the number, the image will appear red.

The lower the number, the image will appear green.

Adjusts the amount of blue in the image.

Select from 0~20. The higher the number, the image will appear blue.

The lower the number, the image will appear yellow.

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FUNCTION

PRIVACY

OFF / ON

PRIVACY

ZONE NO

ZONE OP

X-POS

Y-POS

X-SIZ

Y-SIZ

COLOR

TRANS

RETURN

You can hide some parts of the screen for privacy purposes. A total of 30 privacy masks are available.

0~29

ON/OFF

0~57

0~31

0~60

0~34

CYN, GRN, MAG, RED,

BLU, BLK, WHT, YEL

0~4

ZONE NO

ZONE OP

X-POS

Y-POS

X-SIZ

Y-SIZ

COLOR

TRANS

0~29

Zone Display. ON/OFF

X-Position (0~57)

Y-Position (0~31)

X-Size (0~60)

Y-Size (0~34)

Privavy Masking Zone Color - CYN, GRN, MAG,

RED, BLU, BLK, WHT, YEL

Transparency (0~4)

Lower number means more transperant.

To setup a Privacy Zone:

1. Go to function menu, and select Privacy ON. Enter the sub-menu. (All 30 masks will appear in their

default position).

2. Select the zone number you want to adjust. Select from 0 (top left mask) to 29 (bottom right mask).

3. You can select to show or hide a specific mask by selecting the mask number, going to ZONE OP and

selecting ON to display, OFF to hide. (Note: to hide all but one mask, go to each mask number except

the one you want to display and select OFF).

4. Use the X-POS to adjust the horizontal location of the mask. Select 0 (far left) ~ 57 (far right).

5. Use the Y-POS to adjust the vertical location of the mask. Select 0 (top of the screen) ~ 31 (bottom of

the screen).

6. Use the X-SIZ to adjust the width of the mask. Select 0 (no display) ~ 60 (screen-wide).

7. Use the Y-SIZ to adjust the length of the mask. Select 0 (no display) ~ 34 (screen-tall).

8. If necessary, adjust the color of the mask from the 8 options available.

9. You can adjust the transparency of the mask by selecting 0 (only the outline of the mask is visible) ~ 4 (the

entire mask is visible). NOTE: if the mask’s transparency is set to 0, playback video will display the mask

as an outline only, and the image behind the mask WILL be recorded.

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FUNCTION

DNR

Digital Noise Reduction reduces the noise/distortion on the screen in low light conditions, allowing a clear image at night.

Sellect OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH.

MOTION

OFF/ON

RESOLUTION

SENSITIVITY

If selecting ON, define the following menu:

Define the size an area with motion has to be to trigger the camera’s motion detection.

The higher the number, the smaller the area with motion has to be to trigger the camera’s motion detection.

Define the level of motion necessary to trigger the camera’s motion detection.

The higher the number, the more delicate motion can be to trigger the camera’s motion detection.

MOTION

RESOLUTION

SENSITIVITY

RETURN

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IMAGE

5 IMAGE

CHROMA

SHARPNESS

MIRROR

FLIP

E-Edge

HLMASK

CONTRAST

COLOR SET

HUE CONTROL

RETURN

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OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

NORMAL

COLOR1

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CHROMA

0~20 Chroma sets the quality of the color that embraces both hue and saturation. White, black and grays have 0 chroma.

The higher numbers accentuate the brighter colors in the image. Default is 7.

SHARPNESS

0~10 Sets the image’s sharpness. The higher the number, the sharper lines and details will appear in the image.

However, the sharper the image, the more digital noise will be visible.

MIRROR

ON/OFF Flips the image horizontally. OFF is the default.

FLIP

ON/OFF Flips the image vertically. OFF is the default.

Edge enhancement. If enabled, edges and fine lines will appear sharper in the image.

E-Edge

ON/OFF

HLMASK

OFF

ON

High Lux Masking masks ares in the image that are overly exposed to light.

If ON is selected, you can adjust the masking level and color. adjust the level from 0 (only areas with a lot of light will be masked)~10.

You can also modify the mask’s color from the available

8 options - BLK, WHT, YEL, CYN, GRN, MAG, RED, and BLU

HLMASK

LEVEL

COLOR

RETURN

BLK

10

RETURN

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IMAGE

CONTRAST

NORMAL/ HIGH/ HIGHEST

COLOR SET

COLOR 1,2,3

You can adjust the contrast level - Normal, High, and Highest.

Color 1 is the default. If the color reproduction on the monitor is not to your satisfactory, try changing the color mode to Color2 or Color3.

HUE CONTROL

R-GAIN

B-GAIN

50 ~180. Adjust the amount of red color in the image. The higher the number, the bolder warm colors will appear.

50 ~180. Adjust the amount of blue color in the image. The higher the number, the bolder cool colors will appear.

HUE CONTROL

R-GAIN

B-GAIN

RETURN

80

80

RETURN

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WDR/BLC

6 WDR/BLC

MAX DR

MODE

WDR_WGT

BLC OSD

BLC POS-X

BLC POS-Y

BLC SIZ-X

BLC SIZ-Y

RETURN

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9

5

5

OFF

OFF

5

OFF

BLC OSD

OFF / ON

BLC POS-X

0~20

BLC POS-Y

0~20

BLC SIZ-X

0~20

BLC SIZ-Y

0~20

RETURN

MAX-DR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range)

OFF/ ON Digital Wide Dynamic Range provides clear images when a strong backlighting is present.

MODE

OFF/ BLC/ WDR

BLC - Back Light Compensation. See information below.

WDR - Wide Dynamic Range (If selected, camera will automatically adjust to 15 frames per second)

WDR_WGT

0~9

Enables the camera to capture clear images in the same frame, even when there are both very bright and very dark areas in the same field.

The higher number, the wider the dynamic range.

The default is 5.

Backlight compensation prevents subjects in defined areas from appearing too dark when backlighting is present.

If ON is selected, BLC Zone size and location is adjustable.

Adjusts BLC Horizontal Position.

0= far right side of the screen. 20= far left side of the screen.

Adjusts BLC Vertical Position.

0= bottom of the screen. 20= top of the screen.

Adjusts the width of the BLC Masking area.

0= invisible. 20= screen-wide.

Adjusts the length of the BLC Masking area.

0= invisible. 20= screen-tall.

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DAY&NIGHT

7 DAY&NIGHT

TDN

BW to C

C to BW

CDS SET

RETURN

COLOR

BW LOW

5

5

TDN MODE

AUTO

COLOR

The camera switches between day and night automatically depending on the level of light.

The camera always stays in day mode (Color).

BW

LED

The camera always stays in night mode (B/W).

LED mode is supported when using external LED light.

BW to C

0~9

C to BW

0~9

CDS SET

BW LOW

BW HIGH

RETURN

Adjusts the light level threshold at which the camera switches from night (BW) to day (Color).

High number means the higher light level. This number should be LOWER than the value of Color to B/W.

Adjusts the light level threshold at which camera switches from day (Color) to night (BW).

High number means the lower light level. This number should HIGHER than the value of B/W to Color.

Adjusts the filter change signal level when using IR LEDs.

BW HIGH is default.

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SETUP

8 SETUP

DEFECT DET

2.0M MODE

720P MODE

LANGUAGE

TDN TEST

FACTORY SET

GREQ

TYPE

F/W LOCK

RETURN

OFF

1080P

60/50FPS

ENG

TEST OFF

YES

60HZ(NTSC)

BOX

ON

DEFECT DET

OFF / ON Dead Pixel Cancellation automatically removes defective pixels in real time.

Consult your installer for setup and additional information.

2.0M MODE

1080P / 720P The camera offers the selction of 2 resolutions:

1080P and 720P.

720P MODE

60/50FPS

30/25FPS

If resolution 720P is selected, the camera will automatically adjust to 30/25 frames per second.

You can also select 60/50FPS if applicable.

TDN TEST

TEST OFF/ TEST ON

FREQ

60HZ, 50HZ

RETURN

CHN

Select a language for the OSD menu. Select:

English, German, Chinese.

True Day & Night test examines the TDN filter in the camera.

Consult your installer for setup and additional information.

NO is the default. If YES is selected, the camera’s settings will return to factory default. Note that all personalized settings will be lost.

Selct 60HZ for NTSC, or 50HZ for PAL.

Set by manufacturer in the factory. Please do not change.

Firmware Lock Function. This feature is set by default to OFF. It is not recommended to select ‘ON’.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Before sending your camera for repair, check the following or contact our technical specialist.

FOR NO VIDEO

Check the coaxial cable and make sure it is connected securely.

Check the lens’ iris adjustment at the camera’s OSD menu.

Check the power supply and make sure the camera has the proper voltage and current.

FOR OUT-OF-FOCUS VIDEO

Check the clear dome cover and the lens for dirt or fingerprints. Use a soft cloth and gently clean. Check the lens’ manual focal and zoom adjustment. The use of a field test monitor is recommended.

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ARRANTY INFORMATION*

Digital Watchdog (referred to as “the Warrantor”) warrants the Digital Watchdog Camera against defects in materials or workmanship as follows:

LABOR: For the initial five (5) years and one (1) year on IR LED from the original purchase date, if the camera is determined to be defective, the Warrantor will repair or replace the unit with a new or refurbished product at its option at no charge.

PARTS: In addition, the Warrantor will supply replacement parts for the initial five (5) years and one (1) year on IR LED.

To obtain warranty or out of warranty service, please contact a Technical Support

Representative at 1-866-446-3595 Monday through Friday from 8:30AM to 8:00PM

Eastern Standard Time.

A purchase receipt or other proof of the original purchase date is required before warranty service is rendered. This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials and workmanship which arise during normal use. This warranty does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failures which are caused by products not supplied by the Warrantor or failures which result from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, alteration, modification, faulty installation, set-up adjustments, improper antenna, inadequate signal pickup, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper operation, power line surge, improper voltage supply, lightning damage, rental use of the product or service by anyone other than an authorized repair facility or damage that is attributable to acts of God.

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IMITS & EXCLUSIONS*

There are no express warranties except as listed. The warrantor will not be liable for incidental or consequential damages (including damage to recording media without limitation) resulting from the use of these products or arising out of any breach of the warranty. All express and implied warranties, including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for particular purpose, are limited to the applicable warranty period set forth above.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitatons on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the exclusions or limitations listed above may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state-to-state.

If the problem is not handled to your satisfaction, then write to the following address:

Digital Watchdog, Inc.

ATTN: RMA Department

5436 W. Crenshaw Street

Tampa, FL 33634

Service calls which do not involve defective materials or workmanship as determined by the

Warrantor, in its sole discretion, are not covered. Costs of such service calls are the responsibility of the purchaser.

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PECIFICATIONS*

VIDEO

Image Sensor

Total Pixels

Synchronization

Horizontal Resolution

Minimum Illumination

S/N Ratio

Video Output

OPERATIONAL

Brightness

Shutter

Digital Slow Shutter

Auto Gain Control

Lens Type

Lens Mde

Auto White Balance

Privacy Zones

1/2.8” CMOS Sensor

2000 (H) x 1241 (V)

Internal

2.1 Megapixels (1920 x 1080) at 30fps

F1.6 (30IRE): 0.10 Lux [Color]

F1.6 (30IRE): 0.01 Lux [B&W]

50dB (AGC off)

HD-SDI, CVBS Analog

0-20

AUTO / MANUAL

OFF / X2 / X3 / X4

0-20

MANUAL / DC / AF

OUTDOOR/ INDOOR FLK/ DEBLUR120/ DEBLUR240

AUTO / AUTO_H / AUTO_l / PRESET / MANUAL / AUTO_EXT

OFF / ON (30 Programmable Zones)

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PECIFICATIONS*

OPERATIONAL

Digital Noise Reduction

Digital zoom

Chroma

Sharpness

Mirror & Flip

Highlight Mask

WDR / BLC

Language

ENVIRONMENTAL

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity

Storage Temperature

ELECTRICAL

Power Requirement

Power Consumption

MECHANICAL

Housing Material

Dome Cover Material

Dimensions

Weight

OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH

1~112

0-20

0-10

OFF / ON

OFF / ON

OFF / WDR / BLC

ENGLISH / CHINESE / GERMAN

-10 o C ~ 50 o C (14 o F ~ 122 o F)

Less than 90% (Non-Condensing)

-20 o C ~ 70 o C (-4 o F ~ 158 o F)

DC12V Only (10V ~ 16V)

2.0W, 166.7mA

Plastic

Polycarbonate

∅

108 X 96.8 mm (

∅

4.25 X 3.8 in)

0.507 lbs

M

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