Eneo MEB-62V2812M0A, MEB-52F0036M0A, MEB-62V2812MBA, MED-52F0036MBA User Manual

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1/2.9" HD Camera, Multisignal, Day&Night, 1920x1080,

Infrared,

12VDC, IP66

MEB-62V2812M0A MEB-52F0036M0A MED-52F0036MBA MEB-62V2812MBA

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About This Document

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About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 MEB-62V2812M0A / MEB-52F0036M0A ................................................................................. iv

2 MED-52F0036MBA / MED-62V2812MBA .............................................................................. vi

3 OSD Main Menu ........................................................................................................................... 1

4 OSD Setting ................................................................................................................................... 3

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1 MEB-62V2812M0A / MEB-52F0036M0A

1.1 Parts supplied

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1.2 Installation

1. Remove sun shield from camera to aid simpler installation (optional requirement).

2. Use drill template (D) as to guide to drill and attach camera to surface as required.

Holes on bracket are 120 degree apart, so three holes are required.

3. With camera attached you can now connect power, check device working.

4. Using the (C) L-Hex tool you position left-right up/down and lock into place. The

rear position rotation allows turning of angle turn anti-clockwise to loosen.

5. Adjust zoom & focus using small flat blade. (Vari-focal model only)

6. Replace the sun visor if removed from step 1. Check IR LEDs are working by cover

ing the photocell of camera, the IR LEDs will give a faint red glow. Don’t look at IR LEDs for long periods of time, as you could damage your eyes!

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2 MED-52F0036MBA / MED-62V2812MBA

2.1 Parts supplied

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2.2 Installation

1. Use supplied template to drill holes for (A) plugs

2. Remove locking cover using supplied (C) L-key. Optional requirement

3. ttach base part to surface with (B) screws. Use conduit if required.

4. Re-attach Cover and position camera then lock cover screws with L-Key.

5. Adjust the zoom & focus using flat blade tool. (Vari-Focal models only)

6. Wipe clean the front glass to stop potential IR Led smear at night.

7. Connect power, feeding through conduit may require this stage to be completed before

adjustment is made. Check IR LEDs are working by covering the photocell of camera, the IR LEDs will give a faint red glow. Don’t look at IR LEDs for long periods of time, as you could damage your eyes!

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3 OSD Main Menu

3.1 Procedure

3.1.1 Camera Control Using Five Buttons

If your camera has four arrow buttons and one SET button, you can use the buttons to operate

the OSD main menu. Figure 1-2 shows the five buttons.

Figure 3-1 Five-button layout

The buttons have the following functions :

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SET: Press this button to open the OSD main menu or end setup.

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UP/DOWN: Press the two buttons to select the upper or lower menu.

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LEFT/RIGHT: Press the two buttons to select different modes.

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Press and hold the LEFT button for 5s to switch to AHD mode for output of the 1080P AHD signal.

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Press and hold the RIGHT button for 5s to switch to TVI mode for output of the 1080P TVI signal.

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Press and hold the UP button for 5s to switch to CVBS mode for output of the 960H analog signal.

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Press and hold the DOWN button for 5s to switch to CVI mode for output of the 1080P CVI signal.

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3.2 OSD Main Menu Interface

The OSD main menu interface includes LENS, EXPOSURE, BACKLIGHT, WHITE BAL, DAY&NIGHT, NR, SPECIAL, and ADJUST, as shown in Figure 1-3.

Figure 3-2 OSD main menu interface

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4 OSD Setting

4.1 LENS

You can set LENS to MANUAL or DC.

Procedure

Step 1 Press the UP or DOWN button to select LENS. Step 2 Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to set LENS to MANUAL or DC. The default value is

MANUAL.

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4.2 EXPOSURE

Exposure is intended to adjust image brightness by setting parameters such as aperture, shutter, and gain. The EXPOSURE interface includes SHUTTER, AGC, SENS-UP, BRIGHTNESS, D-DWR, and DEFOG.

Procedure

Step 1 Press the UP or DOWN button to select EXPOSURE. Step 2 Press the OK button to ope n the EXPOSURE interface, as shown in Figure 2-1.

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Figure 4-1 EXPOSURE interface

Step 1 Set exposure parameters.

Table 2-1 lists the exposure parameters.

Table 4-1 Exposure parameters

Parameter Meaning Setup

SHUTTER

This parameter is used to adjust shutter manually for the desired image brightness. The greater the shutter, the brighter the image, given that aperture and gain remain unchanged.

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value] AUTO

AGC

This parameter is used to adjust image brightness and noise (two factors that affect image quality). The greater the gain, the brighter the image and the higher the noise level.

Value range: 0–15

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value]

SENS-UP

At low illuminance, the sensor triggers frame reduction and the exposure time is prolonged to increase image brightness and reduce the noise level.

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value]

OFF

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Parameter Meaning Setup

BRIGHTNESS

This parameter is used to adjust image brightness.

Value range: 0–100

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value]

D-WDR

Overexposure or missing dark details may occur when areas of low brightness and high brightness coexist in the same image. You can set D-WDR to ON to enhance dark areas while tuning down bright areas for improved effect.

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value] OFF

DEFOG

You can set this parameter to ON to obtain images with enhanced transparency in foggy environments.

[Setting method] Press the LEFT or RIGHT

button. [Default value] OFF

Step 2 Press the UP or DOWN button to select RETURN. Step 3 Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select RETURN. The OSD setup interface is displayed.

Select SAVE&END to save the settings and exit the OSD setup interface.

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4.3 BACKLIGHT

You can set BACKLIGHT to HSBLC, BLC, or OFF.

Procedure

Step 1 Press the UP or DOWN button to select BACKLIGHT. Step 2 Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select a backlight mode. The options are HSBLC,

BLC, and OFF. The default value is OFF.

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4.3.1 HSBLC

You can select HSBLC to enable highlight compensation to make the target look clearer when the backlight is too strong.

Step 1 Set BACKLIGHT to HSBLC and press the OK button to open the HSBLC interface, as

shown in Figure 2-2.

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