Genie CCTV HDC201 Instruction Manual

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Megapixel HD-CCTV Day/Night Camera

■ Contents

Features

Warnings and Precautions

Components

Names and Functions of Parts

■ Front View

■ Bottom View

■ Rear View

Installation

■ Lens

ㆍ When using an DC auto iris lens

ㆍ When using a CS-Mount lens

ㆍ When using a C-Mount lens

■ Connecting to a monitor

ㆍ HD-SDI Output

ㆍ Composite Output

■ Connecting to power

■ Control via RS-485 Interface


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Camera Operation

■ Menu

■ Settings

ㆍ LENS

ㆍ EXPOSURE

ㆍ WHITE BALANCE

ㆍ DAY&NIGHT

ㆍ NR

ㆍ SPECIAL

ㆍ ADJUST

ㆍ RESET

ㆍ EXIT

Troubleshooting

Specifications

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Features

HD (High Definition)

Image Camera

By adopting a Sony Mepapixel CMOS sensor, the camera produces HD image.

Controlled by OSD Menu

The camera functions are controlled by selecting text displayed on the monitor screen.

Filter Changeable Day & Night

(Optional)

This camera has a function that automatically selects the mode that is appropriate for daytime or night-time conditions.

The COLOUR mode operates in daytime conditions to provide optimum colours and

BW mode operates in night time conditions to enhance the definition of the image.

Additional Functions

MIRROR, SHARPNESS, BRIGHTNESS functions are also available.

DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)

The amount of low illuminance noise has been significantly reduced and the signal to noise ratio (S/N ratio), as well as horizontal resolution, have been improved resulting in a clear and sharp image even in low light.

RS-485 Communication

Control Support

Remote OSD menu control via an RS-485 interface is supported.


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Warning

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The camera requires periodic inspection.

Contact an authorised technician to carry out the inspection.

Stop using your camera when you find it malfunctioning.

If the camera emits smoke or is unusually hot for a long period, a fire may be caused.

Do not Install the camera on a surface that can not support it.

If the camera is installed on an inappropriate surface, it may fall and cause injury.

Do not hold plug with wet hands.

It could cause an electric shock.

Do not dis-assemble the camera.

It may result in an electric shock or other hazards.

Do not use the camera close to a gas or oil leak.

It may result in a fire or other hazards.

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■ Precautions

Do not install the camera in extreme temperature conditions.

Do not install or use the camera in an environment where the humidity is high.

Only use the camera under conditions where temperatures are between -10 ˚ C and +50 ˚ C.

Be especially careful to provide ventilation when operating under high temperatures.

It can cause the image quality to be poor.

Do not install the camera under unstable lighting conditions.

Do not touch the front lens of the camera.

Do not drop the camera and protect it from physical shocks.

Never keep the camera pointed directly at strong light.

It can cause malfunctions to occur.

Do not expose the camera to rain or spill beverage on it.

It can damage the CCD.

Do not expose the camera to radioactivity.

Severe lighting change or flicker can cause the camera to work improperly.

This is one of the most important parts of the camera. Be careful not to leave fingerprints on the lens cover.


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If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately.

Liquids can contain minerals that corrode the electronic components.

If exposed to radioactivity the CCD will fail.

ㆍ If the camera is exposed to spotlight or an object reflecting strong light, smear or blooming may occur.

ㆍ Please check the power supply satisfies the normal specification before connecting the camera.

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■ Components

1. COLOUR BOX CAMERA

2. AUTO IRIS LENS

CONNECTION PLUG

3. L-WRENCH

4. C-MOUNT ADAPTOR

5. INSTRUCTION GUIDE


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Front View

② ③

①

Names and Functions of Parts ■

① Lens protection cap

Cover the lens when not in use.

② CS-Mount lens adaptor

Attach the CS-Mount lens here.

③ Back Focus clamp screw

Loosen the clamp screw with a L-wrench before adjusting the

Back Focal length.

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■ Names and Functions of Parts

Bottom View

④

④ Mounting bracket screw hole

Use the screw hole when fixing the camera on to the mounting bracket.

Please use the clamp screw as specified in the picture.

※ The mounting bracket can be separated and attached on the top of the camera.

please do not tighten the screw to a depth of more than 5mm, otherwise serious damage can occur to the inside of the camera.


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Names and Functions of Parts ■

Rear View

⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦

⑧ ⓐ ⓑ

⑧

⑨ ⑨

⑩

⑤ Setting OSD

⑥ Power

Power LED

⑦ Lens Connector

Connection terminal for an auto iris lens.

⑧ HD-SDI / Composite

BNC connector for HD-SDI ⓐ and composite ⓑ .

⑨ RS-485

Support RS-485 protocol.

⑩ Power input terminal

AC24V / DC12V power input.

⑪ Power input terminal

DC12V power input.

ⓐ ⓑ

⑪

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■ Installation

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Lens

Lenses are sold separately. Lenses such as auto iris lens, CS-Mount lens and C-Mount lens can be used.

Note

ㆍ Use of the DC auto iris lens is recommended to achieve the best results for operating this product effectively.

ㆍ Keep the lens clean.

ㆍ Any foreign objects and fingermarks on the lens can cause inferior image quality in low light level conditions.

When using an DC auto iris lens

1. Peel off about 8mm of the outer skin of the auto iris lens cable.

Installation ■

3. Remove the cover of the auto iris lens connection plug and solder the lens cable to the connector pin in the plug.

Pin No.

No.1 Pin

No.2 Pin

No.3 Pin

No.4 Pin

LENS

Damping-

Damping+

Drive+

Dreve-

4. Replace the auto iris lens connection plug cover and take off the lens protection cap, and then attach the auto iris lens to the camera by screwing it in clockwise.

5. Insert the connection plug that is connected to the auto iris lens cable into the auto lens connector, which is located on the back of the camera.

2. Peel off about 2mm of the outer skin of the insulated conductor inside thelens cable.


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When using a CS-Mount lens

Take off the lens protection cap and attach the CS-Mount lens to the camera by screwing it in clockwise.

When using a C-Mount lens

1. Take off the lens protection cap and attach the C-mount adaptor.

2. Attach the C-Mount lens to the camera by screwing it in clockwise.

Note

ㆍ Use the specified lens connection parts as shown in the picture below.

The use of the wrong sized parts may cause damage to the inside of the camera or result in poor fitting.

ㆍ Use of a lens which is too heavy affects the balance of the camera and may cause a malfunction.

Please use a lens that weighs less than 450g.

ㆍ Select Av mode if possible when adjusting the automatic light control (ALC) of an auto lens.

Use of PK mode may cause hunting.


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Connecting to a monitor

HD-SDI Output

ㆍ Connect the HD-SDI output terminal located on the back of the camera to the HD-SDI input port of the HD-SDI monitor.

Composite Output

ㆍ Connect the COMPOSITE output terminal located on the back of the camera to the VIDEO input port of the monitor.

ㆍ The connection method varies depending on the type of monitor and accessories. Please refer to the monitor user manual.

ㆍ Turn off the power when connecting.

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■

Connecting to power

Check the standard power requirement before connecting to power.

Dual Power Type

(AC24V / DC12V, AC24V Class2)

DC Power Type (DC12V, 1A)

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Control via RS-485 Interface

The camera can be controlled by using an external controller equipped with RS-485 communications.

• To control using a DVR or keyboard controller

Connect the RS-485 cable (TRX+, TRX-) to the connection port of the 485 control board in the DVR or controller.

485 Control Board Connection Port

(+) CONNECTION TERMINAL (TRX+)

(-) CONNECTION TERMINAL (TRX-)

RS-485 Control Port

485+

485-

* RS-485 communication default initial values

Item

Initial value

Camera ID

1

BAUD RATE

38400

UART MODE

8-NONE-1

PET PKT

ENABLE

Note

• To control the camera by constructing an additional controller, use

Pelco-D protocol.

(NEAR Key : Enters into OSD menu or Set key function)


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Camera Operation ■

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Menu

LENS (selection)

SETUP menu

ㆍ MANUAL ㆍ DC

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

ㆍ SHUTTER

ㆍ SENS-UP

ㆍ ACCE

ㆍ ATW

ㆍ OUTDOOR

ㆍ VIDEO

ㆍ AGC

ㆍ BRIGHTNESS

ㆍ DEFOG

ㆍ AWC → SET

ㆍ MANUAL

ㆍ BACKLIGHT

ㆍ INDOOR

DAY&NIGHT

NR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

ㆍ AUTO

ㆍ B/W

ㆍ COLOR

ㆍ EXT

ㆍ 2DNR

ㆍ LEVEL

ㆍ 3DNR

ㆍ SMART NR

ㆍ CAM TITLE

ㆍ MOTION

ㆍ DEFECT

ㆍ D-EFFECT

ㆍ PRIVACY

ㆍ RS485

ㆍ SHARPNESS

ㆍ OSD

ㆍ MONITOR

ㆍ LSC

ㆍ

ㆍ

ㆍ

LANGUAGE

VERSION

NTSC/PAL

RESET

EXIT

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■ Camera Operation

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Settings

Settings can be made using the 5 buttons located in the camera.

1. Press the SET button

ㆍ Settings can now be made. The SETUP main menu is displayed on

the monitor.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO

2. Select a menu item from the list available by pushing the joystick to

UP side and DOWN side.

ㆍ The selected menu is displayed in blue.


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Select the desired menu item by pushing the joystick

UP and DOWN.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO

Modes can be changed pushing the jostick

LEFT and RIGHT

3. Move the joystick LEFT and RIGHT to change modes.

ㆍ When you push the joystick LEFT or RIGHT, available values and modes

are displayed in order. Keep pushing the joystick until you get to the

mode you wish to select.

4. Select 'EXIT' and then press the joystick to exit the set up menu.

Note

ㆍ If appears at the mode selected, it means that there is a sub-menu

which can be selected by pressing the joystick.

LENS (selection)

This function is used to select the LENS type. Because this camera adopts

DC IRIS LENS, choose the 'DC'.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

DC

ATW

AUTO

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MODE

RETURN

DC LENS MODE

INDOOR

RET

● DC : Selectable indoor or outdoor mode.

ㆍ Indoor : Fixed electric shutter.

ㆍ Outdoor : Auto (1/30~1/1,000 sec. : NTSC)

1/25~1/1,000 sec. : PAL)

● MANUAL : Manual Lens selection.

EXPOSURE

Auto or manual control can be selected.

1. Position the cursor to point to 'EXPOSURE' on the SETUP menu and press

the joystick.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO

2. Select the mode you wish to adjust by moving joystick UP and DOWN.

And press the joystick.


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EXPOSURE

SHUTTER

AGC

SENS-UP

BRIGHTNESS

ACCE

DEFOG

BACKLIGHT

RETURN

1/30

MIDDLE

AUTO

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40

OFF

OFF

OFF

RET

● SHUTTER : Auto or manual control can be selected.

- Selectable speeds are from '1/30' to '1/50,000'sec (NTSC) and '1/25'

to '1/50,000'sec (PAL).

● AGC (AUTO GAIN CONTROL) : The higher the gain level, the brighter

the screen - but the higher the noise.

- HIGH : The gain varies between the range of 6dB ~ 42dB.

- MIDDLE : The gain varies between the range of 6dB ~ 30dB.

- LOW : The gain varies between the range of 6dB ~ 18dB.

● SENS-UP : When it is night and dark, the camera accumulates frames

to obtain a clear image. Camera automatically decides a sens-up level

up to 30 times.

● BRIGHTNESS : Can adjust the brightness of image.

Push the joystick LEFT to decrease the brightness and RIGHT to increase

the brightness.

● ACCE (Adaptive Contrast & Colour Enhancement) : ACCE block

preforms an image enhancement precessing to enhance visibility of an

image by changing the brightness values to the level that people can

recognize the change.

● DEFOG : Image in extraordinary environment such as fog or rain or in

a very strong luminous intensity have DR(Dynamic Range), lower than

ordinary images.

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● BACKLIGHT : When there is a strong backlight behind the object, clear

images of the background as well as the object can still be obtained by

using the BACKLIGHT function.

- OFF : Not being used.

- BLC : Enables a user to directly select a desired area from a picture,

and to view the area more clearly.

- HSBLC : HSBLC is a function to mask bright areas in order to present

the target object from looking dark due to the backlighting.

GAIN

AREA

DEFAULT

RETURN

BLC

MIDDLE

RET

SELECT

DISPLAY

LEVEL

MODE

BLACK MASK

DEFAULT

RETURN

HSBLC

AREA1

ON

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NIGHT

ON

RET

WHITE BALANCE

The screen colours can be adjusted using the WHITE BALANCE function.

1. Position the cursor to point to 'WHITE BAL' on the SETUP menu and press

the joystick.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO

2. Select the mode you wish to adjust by moving joystick LEFT and RIGHT.



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● ATW (Auto Tracking White Balance) : This mode can be used with

in the colour temperature range 2,500 ˚ K~11,000 ˚ K.

● AWC → SET : Press the SET button while thecamera is directed at a

piece of white paper to obtain the optimum stateunder current illumination.

If the environment, including the light source,changes the white balance

will need to be adjusted again.

● INDOOR / OUTDOOR : This mode fixed colour and temperature.

The colour and temperature are set, and the user can choose a mode.

● MANUAL : The manual adjustment mode enables finer adjustment.

Select manual adjustment mode and press the SET button. Set the

appropriate colour temperature then increase / decrease the red and

blue colour values and monitor the colour changes of the object.

BLUE

RED

RETURN

MANUAL WB

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50

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50

RET

Note

ㆍ Under the following conditions the WHITE BALANCE function may not

operate properly. In such cases, please select the FIXED mode or

MANUAL mode.

① When the object's surroundings have a very high colour temperature.

(eg, a clear sky and sunset)

② When the object's surroundings are dark.

③ If the camera directly faces a fluorescent light or is installed in a place

where there are considerable changes in illumination, the WHITE

BALANCE function may become unstable.

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DAY & NIGHT

Pictures can be displayed in either colour or black and white.

1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select 'DAY/NIGHT' pushing

the joystick Up and Down.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO

2. Select the 'AUTO' mode pushing the joystick Left and Right.

● COLOUR : The picture is displayed in colour.

● AUTO : This function automatically changes

to appropriate mode according to lighting

levels. The changing time and delay time

is selectable.

D&N AUTO

DELAY

D → N (AGC)

N → D (AGC)

RETURN

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RET

● B/W : The picture is always displayed in

black and white.

BURST

IR SMART

IR LED

IR PWM

RETURN

B/W

OFF

OFF

OFF

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0

RET

● EXT : This mode allows the application of

a filter to external signals.


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Note

• When using a Video Auto Iris Lens, if the lens level is too low,automatic

switching between Colour and Black & White may not occur.

• The DAY/NIGHT menu cannot be controlled when AGC in the EXPOSURE

menu is 'OFF'. If so, the changeover between DAY mode and NIGHT

mode operates the same as selecting 'COLOUR' mode.

• The OSD keys do not work for 3 seconds after switching to Colour or B/W.

This is to ensure a stable camera operation.

• Since the camera may not focus as well under infrared illumination at

night as it does under normal illumination, install an Extra-low Dispersion

Lens to obtain sharp pictures.

NR

Noise Reduction (NR) is used in order to obtain a high quality output image and enhance compression efficiency. This camera offers edge preserving

2D NR and motion adaptive 3D NR.

1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select 'NR' pushing the joystick

Up and Down.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

DC

ATW

AUTO

2. Select the desired mode using the Left and

Right buttons.

2DNR

3DNR

LEVEL

SMART NR

RETURN

2D&3D NR

OFF

ON

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ON

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RET

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SPECIAL

1. Position the cursor to point to 'SPECIAL' on the SETUP menu and press

the joystick.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO



CAM TITLE

D-EFFECT

MOTION

PRIVACY

LANGUAGE

DEFECT

RS485

VERSION

RETURN

SPECIAL

OFF

OFF

OFF

ENG

120320

RET

● CAM TITLE : If a title is entered, the title appears on the monitor.

① When the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed, use the Up and Down

buttons to point the cursor to 'CAM TITLE'.

② Set to 'ON' using the Left and Right buttons.


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Note

• When the CAM TITLE menu is

'OFF', no title will be displayed on

the monitor screen even if one has

been entered.

CAM TITLE

D-EFFECT

MOTION

PRIVACY

LANGUAGE

DEFECT

RS485

VERSION

RETURN

SPECIAL

OFF

OFF

OFF

ENG

120320

RET

③ Press the SET button.

CAM TITLE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

B C D E F G H I J K

L M N O P Q R S T U V

W X Y Z ▶→←↑↓

■

( )

/ = & : . ,

← → CLR POS END

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

④ Use the 4 directional buttons to move to a character, and select it by

pressing the SET button. Repeat this action to enter multiple characters.

Up to 15 alphanumeric characters can be used.

Note

• If the cursor is moved to CLR and the SET button pressed, all letters

are deleted. To edit a letter, change the cursor to the bottom left arrow

and press the SET button. Move the cursor over the letter to be edited,

move the cursor to the letter to be inserted and then press the SET button.

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● D-EFFECT

D-EFFECT

FREEZE

MIRROR

D-ZOOM

NEG. IMAGE

RETURN

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

RET

- FREEZE : OFF / ON selectable.

- MIRROR : OFF / MIRROR / V-FLIP / 180 ˚ ROTATE selectable.

OFF MIRROR V-FLIP ROTATE

- D-ZOOM : This camera offers digital zoom and PIP function zoom

can be from x2 to x64.

- NEG. IMAGE : OFF / ON selectable.

● MOTION : This product has a feature that allows you to observe

movements of objects in 3 different areas on the screen, and the green

shape appear on the screen when movement is detected; hence a

single individual can conduct supervision efficiently.

The camera detects an object's movement by sensing disparity of outline,

and level of brightness and colour.

- Please select the area you wish to observe from the 3 areas in AREA

SELECT mode.

- Please select ON mode for the chosen

area.

- Please adjust the size of the area to be

observed by using the LEFT/RIGHT,

WIDTH,TOP/BOTTOM,HEIGHT button.

MOTION

SELECT

DISPLAY

SENSITIVITY

MOTION VIEW

DEFAULT

RETURN

AREA1

ON

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ON

- Please adjust the level of observation by

using SENSITIVITY mode.

RET

- Please press the RETURN button to save the changes and complete

the setting.


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● PRIVACY : Hide an area so that it is not displayed on the monitor.

Set up using the 4 directional buttons.

- SELECT : Up to 8 areas are selectable.

- Please select ON mode for the chosen area.

- Please adjust the size of the area to be observed by using the

LEFT/RIGHT, WIDTH,TOP/BOTTOM,HEIGHT button.

- COLOUR : Determine area colour. Select any colours of 16.

- DEFAULT : Default value setting.

- RETURN : Select this to save the PRIVACY menu settings and return

to the SPECIAL menu.

SELECT

DISPLAY

COLOR

DEFAULT

RETURN

PRIVACY

AREA1

ON

2

RET

● LANGUAGE : You can select the menu language according to your

requirements.

- English, Japanese, Chinese 1, Chinese 2.

● DEFECT : Dead pixel correction.

LIVE DPC

LEVEL

STATIC DPC

START

LEVEL

SENS-UP

RETURN

DEFECT

AUT0

---

ON

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RET

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● RS485 : This function sets up the camera communication status when

controlling the camera through an external control device.

CAM ID

ID DISPLAY

BAUDRATE

RETURN

RS485

1

OFF

38400

RET

ADJUST

1. Position the cursor to point to 'ADJUST' on the SETUP menu and press

the joystick.

SETUP

1. LENS

2. EXPOSURE

3. WHITE BAL

4. DAY&NIGHT

5. NR

6. SPECIAL

7. ADJUST

8. RESET

9. EXIT

DC

ATW

AUTO



SHARPNESS

MONITOR

OSD

LSC

NTSC/PAL

RETURN

ADJUST

LCD

OFF

NTSC

RET


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● SHARPNESS : The outline of the video image becomes cleaner and

more distinctive as the level of SHARPNESS increases. If the level gose

up excessively, however, it may affect the video image and generate

noise.

- The available range of level is 1 ~ 100.

● MONITOR : LCD / CRT selectable.

● OSD : Select text colour. (8 colour)

● LSC (Lens Shading Correction) : OFF / ON selectable.

● NTSC / PAL : NTSC / PAL selectable.

RESET

Resets the camera settings to the factory defaults.

EXIT

Press the SET button in the EXIT menu to save the current settings and exit the SETUP menu.

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■ Troubleshooting

If there are problems with the camera operation, check the tables below.

If the problem persists, please contact the agent who supplied the product.

Problems Troubleshooting

Nothing appears on the screen.

ㆍ Check the power connection.

ㆍ Check the video signal line connection.

(HD-SDI, Composite)

ㆍ Check the video out select switch on the back of

the camera. (15p)

The video image is not clear.

ㆍ Make sure that the lens is clean.

Clean the lens with a clean lint free cloth or brush.

ㆍ Make sure that the screen is not exposed directly

to a bright light.

Re-position the camera if necessary.

ㆍ Re-adjust the back focus of the camera.

ㆍ Adjust the contrast control on the monitor.

The screen is dark.

ㆍ If there is an intermediate device, set the75ohm

Hi-z correctly, and also check the connections.

ㆍ Check the brightness level.

ㆍ Adjust the contrast control on the monitor.

There is a problem with the camera operation.

The camera surface is too hot and black stripes appear on the screen.

Colours are not quite right.

The screen is flickering.

COLOUR mode is not working.

ㆍ Please check if an appropriate power source to

the camera complies with the manufacturer's

standard requirement, or if the voltage is fluctuating.

Check for ground loops.

ㆍ Check the 'WHITE BAL' setting.

ㆍ Check if the camera is facing directly into sunlight

or fluorescent light.

ㆍ Check the display type NTSC or PAL.

ㆍ Check if the AGC menu is set to the OFF position.


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Specifications ■

ITEM 2 Megapixel True Day&Night Camera

Image Sensor

Pixels

Min. Illumination

Video Out Resolution

TV Output

1/2.8" SONY 2M pixel CMOS Progressive Scan Sensor

Total : 1984(H)x1255(V), Effective : 1936(H)x1217(V)

0.1Lux(Colour), 0.05Lux(B/W)

1920x720p 60 / 1920x1080p 30

NTSC / PAL

Video Output

1 x HD-SDI SMPTE 292M / 75 Ω BNC

1 x Analog composite / 75 Ω BNC

Sync System

S/N Ratio

Shutter

White Balance

DNR

Privacy Zones

Motion Detection

D-Effect

Defect

OSD

BLC

AGC

Defog

Adjustment

Control

Power Source

Power Consumption

Operating Temp.

Humidity

Weight

Internal

More than 50dB

Flickerless / Auto / Manual(1/25-1/50,000) / Sens-up

ATW / AWC → SET / Indoor / Outdoor / Manual

2D / 3D-NR ON / OFF

8 Zones

3 Area

Freeze / Mirror / D-Zoom / Neg. Image

Auto / Off / On

Built-in

Off / BLC / HSBLC

Low / Middle / High

Off / Low / Middle / High

Brightness, Sharpness, DNR

1 x RS-485

DC12V

400mA

-10 ˚ C ~ 50 ˚ C / 14 ˚ F ~ 122 ˚ F

30% ~ 80%

Approx. 280g

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GENIE CCTV LTD.

CCTV House, City Park, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL7 ILT

Tel : +44 (0) 1707 330541 Fax : +44 (0) 1707 330543 www.geniecctv.com

Edition. GN-AUGUST 2012

Model : HDC201

Megapixel HD-CCTV

Day/Night Camera

Instruction Guide

Genie CCTV HDC201 Instruction Manual

Features

Warning

The camera requires periodic inspection.

Stop using your camera when you find it malfunctioning.

Do not Install the camera on a surface that can not support it.

Do not hold plug with wet hands.

Do not dis-assemble the camera.

Do not use the camera close to a gas or oil leak.

1. COLOUR BOX CAMERA

2. AUTO IRIS LENS

CONNECTION PLUG

3. L-WRENCH

4. C-MOUNT ADAPTOR

5. INSTRUCTION GUIDE

Front View

Bottom View

Rear View

Lens

When using an DC auto iris lens

Pin No.

LENS

When using a CS-Mount lens

When using a C-Mount lens

Connecting to a monitor

Connecting to power

Dual Power Type

(AC24V / DC12V, AC24V Class2)

DC Power Type (DC12V, 1A)

Control via RS-485 Interface

Menu

Settings

DAY & NIGHT

NR

ITEM 2 Megapixel True Day&Night Camera

Megapixel HD-CCTV

Day/Night Camera

Instruction Guide

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