Digital Video Security Systems formerly

4/8/16/32 960H Real-time View & Record CMS Mobile Apps HDMI

Instruction Manual

English Version 2.0

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Contents

Contents .............................................................................. 3

General Features ................................................................. 4

Precautions .......................................................................... 5

Safety precautions ..................................................................................... 6

Please handle this camera carefully .......................................................... 6

Safety Instructions .............................................................. 6

Package Contents ................................................................ 7

Installation ........................................................................... 8

Connection ........................................................................ 10

How to Set Up the Camera Menu .................................... 11

Menu Tree................................................................................................. 12

Menu Tree (Continued) ............................................................................ 13

Menu Tree................................................................................................. 14

Default Settings ....................................................................................... 15

Lens ........................................................................................................... 17

Exposure ................................................................................................... 17

White Balance .......................................................................................... 20

Day&Night ................................................................................................ 22

3DNR (3D-Digital Noise Reduction) ........................................................ 23

Special ....................................................................................................... 24

Adjust ........................................................................................................ 30

Reset ......................................................................................................... 31

Exit ............................................................................................................ 31

Dimensions ............................................................................................... 32

Specifications .................................................................... 32

Troubleshooting ................................................................ 33

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General Features

• 1/3” Sony EX-View™ II 960H

• UL standard 60065 Approved

• Built-in video balun (UTP)

• Up-the-coax (UTC) OSD adjustment via remote controller*

• Polaris Vision2 low light viewing

• Smart-IR Night Vision (150ft/46m) with Adjustable LED Power Level

• 3.5-16mm Auto Iris D/N Varifocal Lens

• True Day Night with ICR mechanism (TDN)

• IP67 Weatherproof rated

• Advanced 3D Digital Noise Reduction (3D-DNR)

• ArcticPro technology for harsh climates (minimum operating temperature -40°F)

• Cold starter in -40 Degrees Fahrenheit

• Precise zoom/ focus adjustment, with included adjustment tool

• Privacy Masking / Motion Detection

• 24V AC Operation

• Service Monitor Output (BNC)

• Cable through bracket design

* UTC controller accessory sold separately

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Do not install the camera in extreme temperature conditions.

Precautions

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

Do not install the camera under unstable lighting conditions.

Only use the camera in environments between -40°C and +50°C.

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

Do not touch the front lens of the camera.

Never keep the camera pointed directly at strong light.

Do not drop the camera or subject it to physical shocks.

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

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

It can cause malfunctions to occur.

Do not expose the camera to radioactivity.

If it gets wet, wipe dry immediately.

Liquids can contain minerals that corrode the electronic components.

If exposed to radioactivity the CCD will fail.

NOTE

• If the camera is exposed to spotlight or strong lighting, smear or blooming may occur.

• Please check that the power satisfies the requirements listed in the Specifications before connecting the camera.

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Safety Instructions

Safety precautions

• This camera should be installed by qualified personnel only.

• There are no user serviceable parts inside. Do not disassemble the camera.

• Use an appropriate low voltage power cable to prevent fire or electrical shock.

• Please ensure that your installation area can support the weight of the camera.

Please handle this camera carefully

• Do not use a strong or abrasive detergent when cleaning the camera.

• Do not expose the camera to direct sun.

• Do not install the camera in high humidity environments.

• Do not install the camera near cooling or heating devices.

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Package Contents

Camera (x1)

Mounting Plate (x1)

Tapping Screw

4x25 (x4)

Hexagon Screw

Plate 5x10 (x4) Allen Key (x1)

Zoom / Focus

Adjustment Tool (x1)

Test Video Cable (x1)

Instruction Manual (x1)

Accessories

• MNTB74J -

Junction box mount.

• ACCUTC1 -

UTC Controller

Contact your distributor for details.

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Installation

1. Use the mounting plate to drill holes for the cable and mounting screws.

2. Place the flat side of the mounting plate against the surface and attach it to the surface using the tapping screws 4x25 (4x).

3. Run the cable through the surface. Connect the cables. Attach the base of the camera to the mounting plate using the hexagon screws

5x10 (4x).

Mounting Plate

Mounting plate

Hexagon screw 5x10

Tapping screw 4x25

Mounting screw holes

4. Adjust the position of the camera, as needed.

a. Loosen the ring on the camera base to rotate the base 360°.

b. Loosen the screw on the side of the camera stand to tilt the camera 180°.

c. Loosen the screw underneath the camera stand to rotate the camera around the stand 360°.

a. b.

c.

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5. Unscrew the service compartment cap to adjust the zoom/focus, LED level, and OSD.

If the service compartment cap is too tight, use the included allen key to loosen it.

• (Optional) Connect the included video test cable to the Video Test connector to output the video to a BNC test monitor.

• To adjust the zoom / focus, loosen the middle Lock screw with a philipshead screwdriver. Then turn the Zoom and Focus screws using the included zoom / focus adjustment tool or with a small philipshead screwdriver.

• To adjust the power output to the IR LEDs, use a small philipshead screwdriver to turn the LED Level screw left to decrease the output or right to increase the output. It is recommended to fine tune the IR level during low light conditions to determine the best setting.

NOTE: By default, the IR LEDs are set for maximum output. For short-range installation environments, it is recommended to turn down the LED level.

• For details on adjusting the OSD menu, see “How to Set Up the Camera Menu” on page 11.

NOTE: OSD menu can also be controlled using a UTC controller (Pelco C protocol; accessory model number: ACCUTC1).

6. Close the service compartment cap and ensure all camera adjustment screws are tightened securely. You can use the included allen key to secure the service compartment cap.

Make sure the rubber seal is on the service compartment cap to ensure the weatherproof rating of the camera.

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Connection

This camera supports 24V AC power only.

a.

b.

c.

a. Power: Connect the camera to a 24V AC power source.

b. BNC Video: Connect the camera to the video cable. You can also control the camera OSD over the video cable using a UTC controller

(Pelco C protocol).

OR c. UTP Video: Connect the camera to a video balun using one pair from a UTP cable (for example, Cat 5). Make sure to match the correct polarity as marked on the balun.

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How to Set Up the Camera Menu

Use the camera menu to configure image quality and other camera settings.

To access the camera menu:

1. Open the service compartment on the bottom of the camera.

OR Connect a UTC controller (Pelco C protocol) to the video cable and continue running the cable to the DVR or monitor.

NOTE: Use the included allen key to lock/unlock the service compartment.

2. Press and hold the Set Up (middle) button to open the OSD menu.

• Press Up/Down to move the menu cursor up and down and select menu items.

• Press Left/Right to move the menu cursor left and right and adjust the selected menu item.

• Press the Set Up button to open sub-menus or confirm selections.

3. When you are finished making changes to the menu, select Exit and press Set Up.

NOTE

• Arrow icon ( ) indicates sub-menu is available.

• You must Exit the OSD menu to save menu changes. Otherwise, changes will not be saved if there is a power failure.

• To save changes, return to the main OSD menu, select EXIT, and press the Set Up button. Or, in sub-menus, select SAVE&END and press Set Up to save changes and exit the OSD menu.

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Default Settings

Setting

Lens -> DC -> Brightness

Lens -> DC -> Mode

Exposure -> Shutter

Exposure -> Brightness

Exposure -> AGC

Exposure -> Sense-Up

Exposure -> BLC

Exposure -> BLC -> BLC -> Value

Exposure -> BLC -> HSBLC -> Gain

Exposure -> BLC -> HSBLC -> Mode

Exposure -> D-WDR

Exposure -> Indoor -> Low Level

Exposure -> Indoor -> High Level

Exposure -> Outdoor -> Low Level

Exposure -> Outdoor -> High Level

White Bal

White Bal -> Manual -> Blue

White Bal -> Manual -> Red

Day&Night

Day&Night -> EXT -> Start Delay

Day&Night -> EXT -> End Delay

Day&Night -> B/W -> Burst

Day&Night -> B/W -> IR Smart

Off

On

Day&Night -> B/W -> IR Smart -> Value 50

Day&Night -> B/W -> IR Smart -> IR DWDR 2

Day&Night -> Auto -> Delay

Day&Night -> Auto -> D --> N (AGC)

Day&Night -> Auto -> N --> D (AGC)

3DNR

5

60

20

ON

5

2

16

EXT

0

0

ATW

28

3DNR -> Level

Special -> Cam Title

Special -> D-Effect -> Mirror

Special -> D-Effect -> D-Zoom

Special -> D-Effect -> D-Zoom -> Range

Special -> D-Effect -> D-Zoom -> Pan

Special -> D-Effect -> D-Zoom -> Tilt

200

Off

Off

Off x 2.0

0

0

Default Value

50

Outdoor

Auto

50

Middle

X32

Off

Middle

8

All Day

Off

4

11

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Setting

Special -> D-Effect -> Smart DZoom

Default Value

Off

Special -> D-Effect -> Smart DZoom -> Range x 2.0

Special -> D-Effect -> Sensitivity

Special -> D-Effect -> Time

Special -> D-Effect -> DIS

80

3

Off

Special -> D-Effect -> Neg. Image

Special -> Motion

Special -> Motion -> Area

Special -> Motion -> Area Display

Special -> Motion -> Value

Special -> Motion -> Motion View

Special -> Privacy

Special -> Privacy -> Area

Special -> Privacy -> Area Display

Special -> Privacy -> Color

Special -> Privacy ->Transpar

Special -> Defect -> Sensup

Special -> Defect -> Diff

Special -> Defect -> Threshold

Special -> Defog

Special -> Defog -> Manual -> Level

Off

Off

1

On

80

Off

Off

1

On

10

3

X32

2

1

Off

10

Special -> Defog -> Manual -> Color Gain

Special -> Defog -> Manual -> Edge Gain

Special -> Defog -> Auto -> Detect Level

Adjust -> Sharpness

Adjust -> Monitor

Adjust -> Monitor -> LCD -> Gamma

Adjust -> Monitor -> LCD -> Level

Adjust -> Monitor -> LCD -> Blue Gain

Adjust -> Monitor -> LCD -> Red Gain

Adjust -> Monitor -> User -> Gamma

Adjust -> Monitor -> User -> Level

Adjust -> Monitor -> User -> Blue Gain

Adjust -> Monitor -> User -> Red Gain

Adjust -> Monitor -> CRT -> Level

Adjust -> Monitor -> CRT -> Blue Gain

Adjust -> Monitor -> CRT -> Red Gain

100

0.55

20

130

130

20

110

110

3

3

3

25

LCD

0.55

20

100

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Lens

The Lens submenu is used to adjust the brightness of the camera.

1. Press Up/Down to select LENS and then press Set Up.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC AUTO

ATW

COLOR

ON

2. Press Up/Down to select BRIGHTNESS and then Left/Right to adjust the brightness between 1~100.

3. Press Up/Down to select MODE and then Left/Right to select INDOOR or

OUTDOOR depending on the installation environment.

DC LENS

BRIGHTNESS

MODE

RETURN

50

INDOOR

RET

Exposure

1. Press Up/Down to select EXPOSURE and then press Set Up.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

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2. Configure the following:

• Shutter: Press Left/Right to select AUTO shutter speed, adjust the shutter speed between 1/60~1/100,000 or 2x~x256, or select FLK mode.

EXPOSURE

SHUTTER

AGC

SENSE-UP

BLC

D-WDR

RETURN

AUTO

MID

AUTO

OFF

OFF

RET

• AGC (Auto Gain Control): Press Left/Right to adjust AGC. Increasing the AGC level may increase the amount of noise in the image.

» Off: AGC disabled.

» Low: 28dB gain applied.

» Mid: 32dB gain applied.

» High: 36dB gain applied.

• Sense-Up: Press Left/Right to enable/disable Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) function. Slow Shutter uses a combination of gain and a reduction in shutter speed to compensate for decreased light levels.

» Off: DSS disabled.

» Auto: Enable DSS. Press Set Up and then press Left/Right to adjust the maximum shutter speed adjustment between 2x~256x.

SENSE-UP

SENSE-UP

RETURN x32

RET

NOTE

• Sense-Up is disabled if Shutter is not set to AUTO or 1/60.

• To limit ghosting effect, it is recommended to select a Sense-Up between

2x and 32x.

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• BLC (Back Light Compensation): The camera uses auto exposure control to automatically tone down highlighted areas of the image.

» Off: Disable BLC.

» BLC: Enable BLC in a user defined area. In this mode, the camera will decrease the brightness in selected areas with highlights. Press Set Up to configure the BLC area and level:

BLC

VALUE

AREA

DEFAULT

RETURN

MIDDLE

RET

» Value: Set the BLC level: Low, Medium, or High.

» Position: Set the area where BLC will be applied. Press Set Up and press

Left/Right/Up/Down to adjust the position of the area. Press Set Up to confirm the area and then press Left/Right/Up/Down to adjust the size of the area. Press Set Up to confirm the size and then press Set Up again to return to the BLC sub-menu.

» Default: Press Set Up to return the BLC level and area to the default settings.

» HSBLC (Highlight Suppression Back Light Compensation):

HSBLC actively blocks highlighted areas in the image. For example, when there is a car headlight turned on at the entrance of a gas station, the numbers of the car plate may be recognized by blocking the light from the car headlight. Press Set Up to configure HSBLC settings:

HSBLC

GAIN

MODE

DEFAULT

RETURN

8

ALL DAY

RET

Normal

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HSBLC

» Gain: Press Left/Right to adjust the gain tolerance between 1~8. The higher this value is, the brighter areas of the image will need to be for the camera to block them.

» Mode: Press Left/Right to select ALL DAY for HSBLC to be enabled in both day and night mode or NIGHT ONLY for HSBLC to be enabled during night mode only.

» Default: Press Set Up to return to default HSBLC settings.

• D-WDR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range): D-WDR automatically adjusts the light level in parts of the image to overcome strong backlight conditions.

» Off: Disable D-WDR.

» Indoor: Compensates for typical indoor lighting conditions. Press Set

Up to adjust the Low Level and High Level for D-WDR.

» Outdoor: Compensates for typical outdoor lighting conditions. Press Set

Up to adjust the Low Level and High Level for D-WDR.

D-WDR OFF D-WDR ON

White Balance

Use the White Balance function to adjust the color of the image.

1. Press Up/Down to select White Bal.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

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2. Press Left/Right to select the best White Balance mode for your installation:

• ATW (Auto-Trace White Balance): Use this mode when the color temperature is between 1,800K to 10,500K.

• AWB (Auto White Balance): Because ATW may not work properly in certain conditions, it is recommended to use this mode if one of the following conditions is present in your installation:

» When there is a very high color temperature in the image (above 10,500K; for example, clear sky or sunset).

» It is very dark.

» If the camera is pointed directly at fluorescent lighting or if there is a drastic lighting change, the operation of white balance may become unstable.

• AWC-->SET: Place a white card in front of the camera lens and then press the Set Up button to set the white balance setting. If the lighting condition changes, you may need to re-adjust the white balance.

• Manual: Use the manual option to manually adjust the blue and red levels.

Press Set Up, then press Left/Right to adjust the Blue and Red levels.

MANUAL WB

BLUE

RED

RETURN

31

20

RET

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Day&Night

The Day&Night sub-menu allows you to configure day and night modes.

1. Press Up/Down to select Day&Night.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

2. Press Left/Right to select one of the following modes:

• Color: Image will always be in color (day mode).

• B/W: Image will always be in black & white (night mode). Press Set Up to enter the B/W sub-menu.

DAY&NIGHT B/W

BURST

IR SMART

RETURN

OFF

ON

RET

» Burst: Press Left/Right to select Off to eliminate the burst signal or

On to allow the burst signal.

» IR Smart: Press Left/Right to select On to enable Smart IR compensation or Off to disable. Smart IR will prevent the image from becoming overexposed if objects come too close to the camera at night. If set to On, press Set Up to configure the following:

» Value: Press Left/Right to adjust the amount the camera will compensate for IR saturation.

» Area: Press Set Up to adjust the area where the camera will apply Smart

IR compensation.

» IR DWDR: Press Left/Right to increase the level of D-WDR that will be applied for Smart IR. This will brighten areas outside of the Smart IR area.

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NOTE

• Settings changed in the IR Smart menu are saved if you change Day &

Night to EXT or AUTO.

• EXT (Recommended): Camera uses the CdS sensor to detect lighting conditions and automatically select between day and night mode. Press Set Up to set the Start Delay and End Delay.

• Auto: Camera uses the internal sensor to detect lighting conditions and select between day and night mode. Press Set Up to configure the following parameters for auto day/night mode:

» Delay: Press Left/Right to select the delay time before the camera will switch between day and night modes.

» D->N(AGC): Select the brightness value when the camera changes from day mode to night mode.

» N->D(AGC): Select the brightness value when the camera changes from night mode to day mode.

DAY&NIGHT AUTO

DELAY

D → N(AGC)

N → D(AGC)

RETURN

5

60

20

RET

3DNR (3D-Digital Noise Reduction)

3DNR allows you to configure 3D-Digital Noise Reduction (3D-DNR). 3D-DNR reduces noise in the image during night mode.

1. Press Up/Down to select 3DNR.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

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2. Press Left/Right to select ON to enable 3D-DNR or select OFF to disable. If you select ON, press Set Up to set the compensation level for 3D-DNR between

0~200.

3DNR

LEVEL

RETURN

200

RET

NOTE

As the level is increased, the effectiveness of the noise reduction will increase, but ghosting or a softening of the image may occur.

Special

The Special menu contains miscellaneous camera functions.

1. Press Up/Down to select Special and press the Set Up button.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

The Special menu contains the following functions:

SPECIAL

CAM TITLE

D-EFFECT

MOTION

PRIVACY

DEFECT

DEFOG

RETURN

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

RET

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• CAM TITLE: Press Left/Right to select OFF to disable the camera title display on the OSD. Or, select ON to enable camera title display and press Set

Up to configure the camera title. To configure the camera title, do the following:

CAM TITLE

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A 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 ▶ → ← ↑↓ ( )

α - _ ■ / = & : , .

← → CLR POS END

CAMERA 001

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a. Press Up/Down/Left/Right to control the menu cursor.

b. Press Set Up to enter the selected character.

c. Use the <- and -> controls to edit the previous character or next character in the title.

d. Select CLR and press Set Up to erase all characters.

e. Select POS and press Set Up to configure the position of the camera title. Then, press Left/Right/Up/Down to set the position.

Press Set Up again when finished.

f. Select END and press Set Up to save the camera title.

NOTE

If you want to enter a space or erase a letter, move the cursor on the empty space in front of the number 0 and press Set Up.

• D-Effect: Press Set Up to open the D-Effect sub-menu. This sub-menu allows you to apply the following digital effects to the image.

D-EFFECT

FREEZE

MIRROR

D-ZOOM

SMART DZOOM

DIS

NEG.IMAGE

RETURN

OFF

OFF

- - -

OFF

- - -

OFF

RET

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» Freeze: Press Left/Right to select ON to freeze the image in place.

Select OFF to unfreeze the image.

» Mirror: Press Left/Right to flip the image in one of the following directions:

OFF MIRROR

ROTATE V-FLIP

» D-Zoom: Press Left/Right to select ON to enable digital zoom or

OFF to disable. Press Set Up to configure the following:

D-ZOOM

RANGE

PAN

TILT

RETURN x2.0

0

0

RET

» Range: Press Left/Right to apply 1x~32x digital zoom to the image.

» PAN: Press Left/Right to move the zoom area left and right.

» TILT: Press Left/Right to adjust the zoom area up and down.

NOTE

• Using digital zoom will decrease the resolution of the image. It is recommended to use the zoom/focus screws to zoom in the image without losing resolution.

• When D-Zoom is enabled, Smart Dzoom, and DIS cannot be used.

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» SMART DZOOM: Smart DZoom automatically digitally zooms the camera when there is motion detected in a certain area. Press Left/

Right to select ON to enable Smart DZoom or OFF to disable. Then press Set Up to configure the following parameters:

» Range: Press Left/Right to apply 2x~5x digital zoom to the image.

» Position: Press Set Up and then press Left/Right/Up/Down to adjust the zoom area. Press Set Up to confirm the area.

» Sensitivity: Press Left/Right to adjust the sensitivity of motion detection for Smart DZoom.

» Time: Press Left/Right to adjust the time the camera will maintain the zoom before zooming out.

» DIS (Digital Image Stabilizer): DIS compensates for unclear images caused by windy conditions or vibrations in the installation area. Press

Left/Right to select ON to enable DIS or OFF to disable.

DIS OFF DIS ON

» Neg. Image: Press Left/Right to select ON to invert the colors in the image (makes the image look like a photo negative). Or select OFF for a normal image.

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• MOTION: You can set motion detection to highlight specific areas of the screen when motion is detected. Press Left/Right to select ON to enable motion detection or OFF to disable. If you select ON, press Set Up to configure the following parameters:

MOTION

AREA

AREA DISPLAY

VALUE

MOTION VIEW

RETURN

1

ON

80

OFF

RET

TIP

• Motion detection settings are generally set separately on the DVR, where they can trigger motion recording or other actions.

» Area: Press Left/Right to select areas 1~4.

» Area Display: Press Left/Right to select ON to enable the selected area or select OFF to disable the selected area. To configure the area: a. If ON is selected, press Set Up. b. Press Left/Right/Up/Down to configure the position of the motion area and then press Set Up to confirm. c. Press Left/Right/Up/Down to configure the size of the motion area and then press Set Up to confirm. d. Press Set Up again to save changes.

» Value (Sensitivity): Press Left/Right to adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection. The higher the setting “Value” is, the higher the sensitivity for motion.

» Motion View: Press Left/Right to select ON to show highlights on the monitor when the camera detects motion in the motion areas.

• Privacy: This allows you to hide up to 8 privacy areas on the monitor. Areas

designated as privacy areas will not be recorded. Press Left/

Right to select ON to enable privacy areas or OFF to disable. If ON is selected, press Set Up to configure the following:

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PRIVACY

AREA

AREA DISPLAY

COLOR

TRANSPAR

RETURN

4

ON

IIIIIII

|

IIIIIIIIIIIII 8

IIII

|

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

3

RET

» Area: Press Left/Right to select privacy area 1~8.

» Area Display: Press Left/Right to select ON to enable the selected area or select OFF to disable the selected area. To configure the area: a. If ON is selected, press Set Up. b. Press Left/Right/Up/Down to configure the corners of the privacy area and then press Set Up to go to the next corner. c. Press Left/Right/Up/Down to configure the position of the privacy area and then press Set Up. d. Press Set Up again to save the privacy area.

» Color: Press Left/Right to select color 0~15.

» Transparency: Press Left/Right to set the transparency of the motion area between 0~3.

• Defect: Use the Defect setting to remove white spots (defects). The camera can eliminate up to 256 points. Press Set Up and then configure the following.

» Senseup: Press Left/Right to set the level of defect elimination. 32x is recommended.

» Diff: Press Left/Right to set the size of defects between 0~3.

» Start: Select Start and press Set Up to start defect correction.

• Defog: The Defog feature improves the picture of objects obscured by fog or dust. Press Left/Right to select Manual or Auto to enable or OFF to disable.

DEFOG OFF

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DEFOG ON

» Auto: Automatic defog settings. Press Set Up and then press Left/

Right to adjust the Detect Level. A higher level will increase the compensation for heavier fog.

» Manual: Manual defog settings. Press Set Up to configure defog settings.

Adjust

This function is needed to control the brightness of the monitor.

1. Press Up/Down to select Adjust and then press the Set Up button. Configure the following:

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

ADJUST

SHARPNESS

MONITOR

RETURN

25

LCD

RET

• Sharpness: Press Left/Right to adjust the sharpness of the image, as needed. Increasing sharpness will make the outlines of the image more distinct.

• Monitor: Press Left/Right to select one of the following, depending on the type of monitor you have.

» LCD: Recommended if you are using an LCD monitor. Press Set Up to configure the Gamma, Level, Blue Gain, and Red Gain.

» CRT: Recommended if you are using a CRT monitor. Press Set Up to configure the Level, Blue Gain, and Red Gain.

» User: Custom monitor settings. Press Set Up to configure the Gamma,

Level, Blue Gain, and Red Gain.

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Reset

Use the Reset function to reset the camera to factory default settings. This is recommended if you end up with an unclear or unsatisfactory picture due to setting changes.

1. Press Up/Down to select Reset and press Set Up.

2. Press Up/Down to select Factory and press Set Up.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

RESET

FACTORY

RETURN

RESET

RET

Exit

Press Up/Down to select Exit and press Set Up to save the current settings and exit the OSD menu.

SETUP

LENS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BAL

DAY&NIGHT

3DNR

SPECIAL

ADJUST

RESET

EXIT

DC

ATW

COLOR

ON

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Specifications

Sensor Type

Effective Pixels

Total Pixels

Resolution

Scanning System

Minimum Illumination

DPB74TLUX

1/3” Sony EX-View™ II 960H CCD

976 (H) X 494 (V)

1020 (H) X 508 (V)

700+TVL

2:1 Interlace

0.01 LUX @ F1.2

0 LUX /w IR LED on

Video Output

S/N Ratio

Lens

Power Source

Power Consumption

1.0Vp-p Composite @ 75 Ohms

52db @ AGC off

3.5mm~16mm F1.2 Varifocal DC Auto Iris

AC 24V +10%

Minimum Power

Requirement

Power Input

Communication

11W without heater

24W with heater

450mA without heater

1A with heater

2-pin terminal block detachable

Coaxial I/F (UTC)

IP Rating

Operating Humidity

UTP

IP67

Within 95% RH

Operating Temperature -40~122°F / -40~50°C

Weight 1.8lbs / 0.8kg

Dimensions

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The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera is hot.

The color of the picture is not correct.

The SENSE-UP does not work.

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM

Nothing appears on the screen.

The image on the screen is unclear.

The image on the screen is dark.

The image is overexposed at night.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

• Check the power and video connection to the camera.

• Ensure sufficient power is being supplied to the camera.

• Adjust the lens zoom and focus.

• The lens cover is dirty. Clean the lens / glass with a soft clean cloth.

• Reset the camera to default settings.

• If the camera is facing a very strong light, move the camera to a different position.

• Ensure DZOOM is not enabled.

• Adjust the brightness and contrast controls on the monitor/DVR.

• If there is an intermediate device, ensure it is set to 75 Ω/Hi z.

• Turn the LED Level screw to the left to reduce the power output to the

IR LEDs. It is recommended to fine tune the LED Level to find the best setting.

• Check the camera is correctly connected to an appropriate regulated power source.

• Make sure that the camera isn’t facing direct sunlight or fluorescent lighting. If necessary, change the camera position.

• Check that the AGC setting in the

EXPOSURE menu isn’t set to OFF.

• Check the EXPOSURE menu and make sure SHUTTER is set to AUTO or 1/60.

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