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to the
BNC
devices
port to output the
such as the DVR or the NVR.
detailed information.
DC
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power
to
input the power.
analog
video
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Please take the installation position map
on
paste it
the ceiling or the wall you want to install the dome camera. Dig four
holes in the installation surface and then insert four expansion bolts
If
Secure these four bolts firmly.
you want to push the cable through the
installation surface, you still need to dig a bottom cable exit hole
in
the accessories bag, and then
in
the hole.
in
the
installation surface.
Step 2
Turn the dome camera external enclosure counter clockwise and the remove.
Push the two sides of the dome camera internal enclosure (Please refer to C2
in
Figure
the dome camera internal enclosure. Please refer to Figure
3-3)
so that the hook drops from the X-Y
-Z
axis module. Remove
3-3.
Step 3
Please set the dial switch according to the information
in
chapter 2.3
Step4
Use the proper tool to open the cable exit side hole
82
refer to
refer to
in Figure
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3-2),
3-2)
and then draw the cable from the cable exit (Please
and fix the cable
in
in
the pedestal (Please
the pedestal cable channel.
Draw the cable port out of the cable channel side hole of the pedestal (Please
refer to the
in Figure
3-2
).
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Step 5
Line
up
the four screw holes
ceiling (wall), then input the four secure screws
holes. Fix the screws firmly to secure the dome camera
in
the pedestal to the holes you just dug
in
the pedestal screw secure
in
the ceiling (wall).
in
the
Step 6
Turn the lens or the ring to adjust the camera to the proper direction. Adjust
X-Y -X
the
refer to the Figure
axis to turn the camera lens to the proper monitor angle. Please
3-4.
Step 7
Push the hooks (Please refer to C4
enclosure to the slot (Please refer to C5
in
Figure
in
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of two sides of the internal
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Step 8
the pedestal.
fasten it
Turn dome camera enclosure clockwise
Step
9
to
Connect the device video output port to the terminal devices such as the
and etc. Then connect the power cable
NVS
to the device.
on
DVR,
Now you have completed the day and night high resolution dome camera
can use the terminal devices such as
installation and cable connection.
and etc to view the monitor video.
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,
DVR
the
3.2 700 TVL
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Installation
Please refer to the steps listed below.
Step
1
Use the inner hexagonal wrench (provided) to loose the three inner hexagon
.
screws
the dome cover and then open the cover.
in
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Take out the installation
paste it on the ceiling or the
cable
exit and four plastic expansion bolt holes
according to the device
cable exit.
Insert the four plastic expansion bolts into the screw holes
positioning map from the accessories bag and then
to identify the installation area. Draw out the
wall
position
pedestal.
installation
the
in
Dig the four plastic expansion bolt holes and
Step4
Adjust the device installation pedestal to the proper position and then draw the
cable through the cable exit you just dug
in
ceiling (wall).
the
screw holes in the device pedestal to the four plastic expansion bolt holes
installation
the
position. Put
the four self-
tapping
screws
Line up the four
the four plastic
in
in
expansion bolts firmly.
Step 5
Adjust the device position and then line up the three inner hexagon screws of
the device to the three holes
in
installation ceiling (wall). Put
the
the three inner
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of the device
pedestal
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Menu
4.1
Main Menu
THE
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SHUTTER/AGC
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PUSH
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R-GAIN
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DAY/NIGHT
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GREEN,BLUE,
YELLOW,CYAN,
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4.2 Main Interface
Press
monitor.
the menu button for 2 seconds ; you can see the
menu appear
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in
the
LENS
SHUITER/AGC
PICT ADJUST
WHITE BALANCE
WD
NR
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NEXT
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EXIT
MENU
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CAMERAID
LANGUAGE
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MENU
HLC/BLC
DAY/N IGHT AUTO._l
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OFF
ENGLISH
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4.3 Detailed Operation
Use the up/down button to move the cursor to the 1
button to set the corresponding parameter.
go to the
go
to
sub-menu
back to previous menu.
EXIT
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SAVE
You
ALL
can
sr
click
BACK
if current parameter checked with
MENU, Use the left/right
the confirm button to
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the BACK
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LENS
AUTO
TYPE
SPEED
Auto.J
• Type: The parameter
Mode:
•
Speed:
•
It includes
Click
auto/on/off.
left/right button
the
Manual
is the manual
It
iris lens.
4.3.2 SHUTTERIAGC
The parameter
Auto
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includes:
IRIS
DC
MODE
AUTO
040
RETURN
includes DCNIDEO.It
to
auto.J
AUTO sETUP
HIGH LUMINANCE
MODE
BRIGHTNESS
LOW LUMINANCE
MODE
BRIGHTNESS
RETURN
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set the
value.
AUTO
129
AGCAGC->SLOW
OFF
AGC,
SLOW
the direct current drive auto iris.
is
The
value
ranges from
.
IRIS
W.
>SLO
GC,
->A
.
0
to
255.
High
•
Mode: The high
•
low luminance
luminance/low
luminance
parameter
->slow->AGC.
Brightness: The high luminance parameter ranges from 0
•
the left/right button to set. The
1.00.
0.75,
0.50,
X
Camera
Analog
24
X
X
luminance:
parameter
includes AGC, off,
is the high brightness/low brightness.
It
includes
shutter+auto iris, auto iris. The
slow
shutter,
AGC->slow,
to 255. Please
low luminance
parameter
includes
0.25,
x
AGC
use
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Important
User's Manuai(K)
!
low luminance
The
is
when it is
null
in
WDR
mode.
Manuai.J
MANUAL SETUP
MODE
SHUTIER
AGC
RETURN
Mode: Right now the system supports shutter, slow
•
• Shutter: The parameter
includes 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000,
SHUTIER,SLOW SHUTIER
SHUTIER+AGC
1/53(8)
6.00(DB)
1/4000, 1/10,000.
Auto gain: The parameter
•
42.00, and
4.3.3
PICTURE
44.80.
ADJUST
Click the confirm button to
includes 6.00, 12.00, 18.00,
go
to the
sub-menu.
shutter, and WDR+shutter.
24.00, 30 .00, 36.00,
PICT
MIRROR
CONTRAST
SHARPNESS
HUE
GAIN
SLOWSHUTIER
RETURN
set the horizontal
to
is
•
Mirror:
It
• Contrast: The value
Sharpness: The value
•
Hue: The value
•
Gain: The
•
(Note: It is the
• Slow
shutter: The
ranges from 0
value ranges from
color gain.)
value
ADJUST
mirror, vertical
ranges from 0
ranges from 0
to 100. Please
to 255. Please
0
ranges from
OFF
032
009
046
122
005
mirror and
to 63. Please
Please
15.
to
use the
use the
to 511.
0
Please
horizontal+vertical
use the
use the
left/right
left/right
left/right
left/right
use the left/right
mirror.
button to set.
button to set.
button to set.
button to set.
button
to set.
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4.3.4 WHITE
The parameter
ATW~
Manual~
User1~
BALANCE (WB)
includes:
manual~,
MANUAL
LEVEL UP
LEVEL DOWN
PRESET
RETURN
USER1 WB
8-GAIN
R-GAIN
RETURN
WB
anti cr. push
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050
lock,
user1
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, user2
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,
8-gain
•
value
R-gain:
•
value
Note:
ATW~
• ATW:
is to adjust the
It
:
ranges from 0
to adjust the red gain. Please use the
is
It
ranges from
user2
The
0
setup
ATW
SPEED
DELAY
ATW FRAME
ENVIRONMENT
RETURN
It is the auto trace white balance.
blue gain.
to 255.
to 255.
the
is
CNT
same
with
temperature according to the actual color
Please
the
239
003
1.00
X
INDOOR
use the
left/right button to set.
left/right button to set. The
user1.
camera
The
hue environments.
can
adjust
The
the color
value
• Speed:
• Delay control:
The
The
to set.
• ATW frame: The parameter
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ranges from
value
ranges from
includes x
0 to 255.
0 to 255.Piease use the
Please
0.50,
use the left/right
x 1.50,
00,
1.
x
button to set.
left/right
x
button
2.00.
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• Environment: The parameter includes: indoor, outdoor. Please use the left/
right button to set.
Push lock
It
is
to click the OK button to lock the white balance.
Anti-color roll (ANTI CR)
Click it to enable the color roll control function.
4.3.5WDR
Mode: It includes off/WDR/ATR.
Contrast: It includes: low/midlow/mid/midhigh/high.
4.3.6 NR (NOISE REDUCE/DE-NOISE)
Click the confirm button to
Select the
on
button and then click the confirm button, you can
go
to the
sub-menu.
menu.
~:MODE
.
RETURN
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LOW
The option includes: low/midlow/mid/midhigh/high.
4.3.7 HLC/BLC
The backlight compensation parameter includes:
HLC/BLC
HLC
LEVEL
SCALE
BLC
RETURN
OFF
000
010
OFF,
go
BLC, HLC.
to the
sub-
• BLC: This
function
environment. Please note the BLC function
•
HLC:
This function allows you to see the vivid video
• Level: The value ranges from 000 to 255. The smaller the value
the dark level of the bright section of the video
allows
you
to
see the
vivid
is
null
video
in
in
the highlight environment.
WDR
in
and
the
backlight
ATR
is,
the higher
is.
User's
mode.
Manual ( K)
27
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A.nalog
• Scale:
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the exposure level.
is
It
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The value ranges from
000
to
The higher
015.
value is, the higher the bright level of the
the
4.3.8
The parameter
DAY/NIGHT
includes:
auto
.-1,
trigger.
Auto
•
• Delay control:
.-1
DAY/NIGHT MODE
BURST
DEALY
DAY
NIGHT- DAY
RETURN
Burst: The parameter includes on, off.
The value
button to
set
CNT
NIGHT
--+
ranges from
whole
video
color, black and white
ON
003
001
004
to 255. Please
000
is.
,
.-1
use the
and
external-
left/right
is to set the minimum parameter to switch from the day mode
• Day-night:
to the night mode. The
It
value
button to set.
to set the maximum parameter to switch from the night mode
is
Night-day:
•
It
to the day mode. The value
button to
set
Note:
smaller
day-night
In
black and white mode.
the
to
for
hard
If the
in
system
night-day mode larger and the
mode,
camera
the
switches back and forth
the
sWitch
to
ranges from
ranges from
value,
the
night-day
In
color.
the
to
when
value
to 255.
000
to 255.
000
hard for the camera to switch
the
and
mode
Here
in
, the larger the
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using,
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use the
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value
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function
ranges from
ranges from
MASK
ranges from 000
when
null
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The parameter includes on, off
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the
button and then
on
PRIVACY
AREA
MODE
POSITION
COLOR
TRANP
MOSAIC
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click
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512
256
to 255.
to 1023.
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to 511.
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on.
the
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image stabilization function
is
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the confirm button, you can go to the sub-menu.
1/15
OFF
• Area selection: The value
button to set.
System
right button to set.
Mode; It includes on/off.
•
• Position:
Please use the middle button to set the point and then use the up/
down/left/right to set the coordinates.
• Color: The option includes: black/red/green/blue/yellow/cyan/magenta/white.
Please
use the left/right button to set.
• Transparent: The parameter includes:
Mosaic: The parameter includes on, off.
•
ranges from 1/15 to 15/15.
max supports 15 areas.
can set the
It
0.00, 0.50, 0.75,
Please use the left/right
can use the up/down/left/
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non-rectangle
1.00.
and
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MOTION DETECT
on/off~
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Select the on button and then click the confirm button, you can
menu.
MOTION
DETECT
BLOCK
MONITOR
AREA
TOP
BOTIOM
LEFT
RIGHT
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• Detect sensitivity: The value ranges from 000 to
DETECT
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ON
1/4
000
000
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127.
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button to set.
go
to the
sub-
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• Block: display: The parameter includes on, set
. Click the set button;
you can use the direction buttons to set the area to display the block.
• Monitor area: The parameter includes on, off.
• Area selection: The value ranges from 1/4 to 4/4. Please use the left/right
button to set. System max supports 4 areas. You can use the up/down/left/
right button to set.
to
• Top: The value ranges from 000
• Bottom: The value ranges from 000
015. Please use the left/right button to set.
to
015. Please use the lefVright button
to
• Left: The value ranges from 000 to 013. Please use the left/right button to se
• Right: The value ranges from 000 to 013. Please use the left/right button to set.
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4.3.13 CAMERA
ID
The parameter includes
Select the on button and then click the confirm button, you can
on
...1,
off.
go
to the
submenu. Please use the direction buttons to select the character or the function
and then click the confirm button to select.
CAMERA
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Clear current character.
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Select it to go to the camera mask position interface.
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The parameter includes: English, Japanese and etc. The default setup
is
English.
4.3.15 CAMERA RESET
Please select the reset item and then click the confirm button to restore the
factory default setup.
4.3.16 OTHERS
Next : Click it to
Back: click it to return to the previous menu.
Return : click it to exit the menu setup interface.
SAVE
ALL: Click it to save current setup.
Important
After you completed the setup, please click the "SAVE ALL" button to save
current setup and then exit the menu. It
the power failure.
go
to the
sub-menu.
is
to guarantee the camera setup after
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Appendix Toxic or Hazardous Materials
or
Elements
Toxic
or
Hazardous
Materials
or
Elements
Component
Name
Circuit Board Component
Device Construction
Material
Wire
and
Cable
Packing Components
Accessories
0:
Indicates that the concentration of the hazardous substance
in
materials
X:
Indicates that the concentration
homogeneous materials
the parts is below the relevant threshold
in
Pb
0 0 0
0 0
0 0
Hg
Cd
Cr
VI
0 0
0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0
of
the SJ{T11363-2006 standard.
of
the hazardous substance of at least one of all
the parts is above the relevant threshold of the
0 0 0
2006 standard. During the environmental-friendly use period (EFUP) period, the toxic
or hazardous substance
elements contained
in
products will not leak or mutate so
or
that the use of these (substances or elements) will not result
environmental pollution, any bodily
inJury
or damage to any assets. The consumer
not authorized to process such kind of substances or elements, please return to the
corresponding local authorities to process according to your local government statutes.
PBB
PBDE
0
0 0
in
all homogeneous
SJ(f11363-
in
any severe
0
0
is
This manual is for reference only. Slight difference
interface.
All the
designs
and software here are subject to
notice.
If there is any uncertainty or controversy, please refer to the final explanation
of
us.
Please visit our website or contact
information.
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Screw
Installation
Hole
Day/Night
Extra
High
Resolution
Dome
Camera
Installation
Positioning,ly1ap .
Please
open
the
self-adhesives
label
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then
adjust
to
the
proper
position, finally
paste
in
the
installation
surface.
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