6. Connection
1. Connect the video output
(BNC Connector) to a monitor or other video device through a 75 Ohms type coaxial cable.
2. To connect the power source, insert the DC Power plug into the DC Jack on the camera’s trailing lead. (as shown in
Figure 4).
7. Optional Wall Bracket
The dome camera can be wall mounted with an optional bracket (not supplied) which will allow the camera to be angled at over 90°, something that cannot be done using the standard
3-Axis mechanism. To mount:
1. Attach the camera to the bracket as shown.
2. Fix the wall bracket to the wall surface using the screws and wall plugs supplied.
3. Make adjustments to the camera lens and focus once the camera is in place before closing and securing the dome cover to the base.
Fixing
Screws
(x3)
Figure 4
Figure 5
Specifications
Model:
Picture Type:
Image Sensor:
DSP:
Resolution:
Lens Viewing Angle:
Minimum Illumination:
Audio:
Operating Voltage:
Suggested Power Supply:
Mounting:
Weatherproofing:
Dimensions:
VIS200DX-3
Colour
Sony 1/3” Super HAD CCD
Xvision IXC1
480 TVL
78°
0.1 Lux
No
12V DC 70mA
12V DC 300mA
Wall/Ceiling
Yes
(ØxH) 148x98mm
CCTV CCTV
Model:
VIS200DX-3
Colour 480 TVL Vandal Resistant
Dome Camera
Before you begin
z Please unpack the box carefully and identify that all the parts are present.
z The camera is suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Please bear in mind the following points when choosing a mounting position.
- The camera must be positioned so that it will not point directly into the sun (sunrise and sunset) or any bright light, as this may cause damage to the camera.
- Avoid viewing areas where half the area is in bright sunlight and the other half is dark, such as in the shadow of a building. All types of cameras have difficulty in ‘seeing’ with such a large lux level variation.
z Do not cut the camera cables, this will void the warranty.
z Make sure you use only the recommended power supply. Damage caused to the camera by incorrect voltage or wiring is not covered by the warranty.
Model:
VIS200DX-3
Colour 480 TVL Vandal Resistant
Dome Camera
Thank you for purchasing this Xvision camera. Before operating this product, please read this instruction manual carefully.
1. Product Description
The VIS200DX-3 Colour Vandal Dome camera is designed for medium to high risk applications and is able to withstand a blow from a 10 pound sledgehammer. It offers very high resolution 480 TVL images from its Sony 1/3” Super HAD CCD and has a high quality wide angle lens. It will provide images in light levels as low as 0.1 lux. The camera is designed for internal or external use and wall or ceiling mounting.
2. Features
z High Resolution CCD sensor provides great quality Colour images in light levels of 0.1 lux and above z Sony 1/3” Super HAD CCD image sensor for 480 TVL resolution images z Tamper and Vandal Resistant, can withstand a blow from a
10 pound sledgehammer z 3-Axis mechanism for flexible wall or ceiling mounting z
3.6mm focus free lens with 78° viewing angle for super sharp images
3. Contents
VIS200DX-3 Camera Screws & Wall Plugs Allun Key
4. Installation
1. Select a suitable position on the wall or ceiling to install the camera. Depending on your installation requirements you can either bring the cables through the side entry or the back entry of the housing.
2. Unscrew the dome cover and remove it from the camera base.
3. Secure the camera base in the desired position with the fixing screws (as shown in Figure 1).
4. Adjust the camera viewing angle. See ‘Adjusting Camera
View’ for more information’.
5. Place the dome cover on the camera base and secure it by tightening the cover screws.
Fixing
Screws
(x3)
Holes for fixing
Dome Cover
Cover
Screws (x3)
Figure 1
Dome Cover
4. Installation
continued
ADJUSTING CAMERA VIEW
Adjust the camera viewing angle by first tilting (STEP 1) then rotating the camera module (STEP 2), and then turn the horizontal adjustment ring (STEP 3) to correct the image and achieve the required orientation
(as shown in Figure 2).
2
Camera
Module
1
3
Camera
Ring
Tilt
Rotate
Rotate
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3
Camera Module Adjustment
Figure 2
Camera Ring Adjustment
5. DIP Switch Setting
Figure 3
DIP Switches on the Camera Board
BLC
AE
AWB
AGC
5.1. BLC Function
The BLC (Back Light Compensation) function makes objects in front of a bright scene (such as a window on a bright sunny day) clearer to see by increasing their brightness and making the background darker. To turn on the BLC function flick the DIP switch to the BLC position, to turn it off, flick the DIP switch to the
OFF position.
5.2. AE Function
For better performance in low light conditions the AE (Automatic
Exposure) automatically detects the light level and maintains a clear picture if this mode is activated.
5.3. AWB Function
The AWB (Automatic White Balance) feature automatically adjusts the colour temperature of the camera image to match the type of light available, so that white and other colours appear as natural as possible. It should always be in the AWB position.
5.4. AGC Function
For better performance in low light conditions the AGC
(Automatic Gain Control) can be increased from the standard
16db to 26db. This has the effect of making the picture brighter
(however it may also add more noise to the picture, as it is amplifying all aspects of the video signal). To increase the AGC flick the DIP switch to the AGC position, to turn leave it as normal, flick the DIP switch to the OFF position.
