Infinova V5822-A7 Series, V5821-A7004RB, V5821-A7014RB, V5821-A7004SE, V5821-A7014SE User Manual

V5821-A7 & V5822-A7 Series

Vandal Resistant Electronic Day/Night &

Day/Night Minidome Camera

User Manual

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION ..........................................................................1

CHAPTER II MAIN FEATURES ...................................................................4

CHAPTER III INSTALLATION.....................................................................5

3.1

SURFACE MOUNTING ......................................................................... 5

3.2

WA L L MOUNTING (WITH 86 BOX).................................................... 8

3.3

RECESSED MOUNTING..................................................................... 10

3.4

HANDLING PRECAUTIONS .............................................................. 12

3.5

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS....................................................... 13

CHAPTER IV OPERATION INSTRUCTION............................................14

4.1

CAMERA SET....................................................................................... 15

4.1.1 SYNC............................................................................................ 15

4.1.2 PHASE.......................................................................................... 16

4.1.3 CAMERA TITLE .........................................................................16

4.2

CAM-LENS SET ................................................................................... 17

4.2.1 TYPE............................................................................................. 17

4.2.2 IRIS ............................................................................................... 17

4.2.3 SPEED .......................................................................................... 17

4.3

EXPOSURE ........................................................................................... 18

4.3.1 AE ................................................................................................. 18

4.3.2 BACK LIGHT ..............................................................................20

4.3.3 DAY/NIGHT ................................................................................ 21

4.3.4 FLK ............................................................................................... 23

4.3.5 ATR ...............................................................................................23

4.4

PICTURE ADJUST ............................................................................... 23

4.4.1 MIRROR....................................................................................... 24

4.4.2 BRIGHT........................................................................................ 24

4.4.3 CONTRAST .................................................................................24

4.4.4 SHARP.......................................................................................... 24

4.4.5 HUE ..............................................................................................25

4.4.6 C-GAIN ........................................................................................ 25

4.4.7 NR ................................................................................................. 25

4.4.8 MONITOR.................................................................................... 25

4.5

WHITE BALANCE ............................................................................... 26

4.6

ASSIST FUNCTION ............................................................................. 28

4.6.1 ALARM ........................................................................................ 28

4.6.2 MOTION DET.............................................................................. 28

4.6.3 PRIVACY ..................................................................................... 29

4.6.4 LUM NEGATIVE......................................................................... 30

4.7

BLEMISH .............................................................................................. 31

4.8

DEFAULT .............................................................................................. 31

APPENDIX I SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................32

APPENDIX II CABLE DIAMETER CALCULATION AND

LIGHTNING & SURGE PROTECTION.....................................................34

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CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION

Thank you very much for purchasing our product.

Infinova’s V5821-A7 & V5822-A7 series high-performance minidome

cameras feature a high resolution 1/3" SONY Exview HAD II CCD sensor

and advanced Effio-E DSP. These cameras provide 700 TV lines of resolution,

improved color rendering and digital noise reduction, which ensure excellent

video under extremely difficult illumination conditions.

The cameras offer user-friendly OSD menu. They can designate 4 privacy

masks in a surveillance screen, which effectively protects certain area from

being seen by operator. Motion detection provides higher security of your

surveillance system.

V5821-A7 & V5822-A7 series deploy vandal resistant dome housing,

making them the ideal choice for the hazardous surveillance environments.

The cameras provide easy installation, designed for surface or recessed

mount with 3-axis adjustment.

This manual is for the following models:

V5821-A7004SB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7014SB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7004RB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7014RB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

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2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7004SE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7014SE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7004RE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5821-A7014RE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Electronic day/night,
700TVL, PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7004SB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7014SB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7004RB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7014RB Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

2.5-6mm vari-focal lens

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V5822-A7004SE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7014SE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Surface mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7004RE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

NTSC, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens
V5822-A7014RE Analog minidome camera, 1/3 inch CCD,

Vandal-resistant, 3-axis, Day/night, 700TVL,

PAL, 12VDC/24VAC, Recessed mount,

3.3-12mm vari-focal lens

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CHAPTER II MAIN FEATURES

y 1/3" SONY Exview HAD II CCD sensor
y Resolution: 700TVL
y Electronic day/night functionality (V5821-A7 series)
y Automatic day/night functionality with ICR filter, settable AUTO/ DAY/

NIGHT mode (V5822-A7 series)

y Supports OSD menu display function
y 2D digital noise reduction
y Highlight Compensation (HLC)
y Motion detection
y Privacy mask
y Auto Electronic Shutter (AES), Auto Gain Control (AGC), Backlight

Compensation (BLC), Flickerless Mode (F.L.), White Balance (ATW/

MANUAL/ INDOOR/ OUTDOOR/ FLUORES/ PUSHLOCK)

y Aspherical, auto-iris, vari-focal lens with IR correction
y 12VDC/24VAC power input, centralized power-supply mode
y Surface or Recessed Mount, Vandal Resistant, 3-Axis adjustment

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CHAPTER III INSTALLATION

3.1 Surface Mounting

Step 1: Prepare mounting holes

If the minidome camera’s pigtail is dragged out from the top of upper housing,

drill mounting holes at the desired position. See the figure below for the size

and location of mounting holes.

(Unit: mm)

Figure 3-1

S t ep 2: Install upper housing

Loosen the three mum-head screws in bubble flange and take off the bubble.

For ease of installation, upper housing and dome bubble are connected with a

safety lanyard. Pay attention to prevent dust, scrapings and the like from

falling into the bubble.

There are three mounting holes and one menu button in the upper housing, as

shown in Figure 3-2. Refer to Chapter IV for detailed operation instruction.

Install the upper housing to the desired position with three M4*25 conical

tapping screws and then connect the properly arranged cables with external

power source and relevant devices.

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Figure 3-2

Step 3: Adjust viewing angle

Check whether the cables are properly and firmly connected before powering

on. The dome camera will perform a self-test for about 30 seconds after

power-on. Then loosen the locking screw to adjust the camera angle according

to your surveillance need. The camera features X, Y, Z 3-axis adjustment. It

allows 0°~350° panning adjustment, 0°~75° tilting adjustment and 0°~350°

rotating adjustment.

Figure 3-3

Step 4: Set camera function

You can use the menu button in the upper housing to set the desired video

quality on site. The detailed instructions are specified in Chapter IV.

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Step 5: Install dome bubble

Install the bubble flange to upper housing. In this process, the shielding cover

may block the camera. Thus, before securing the bubble, user should adjust the

shielding cover to a proper position. Then, fasten the screws.

With all the procedures finished, user should further confirm whether each part

of the device is properly and firmly connected

.

Figure 3-4

Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Ø132.0

93.0

Figure 3-5

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3.2 Wall Mounting (with 86 box)

S tep 1: Install the adapter

Fix the adapter to an 86 box with two M3.5 countersunk head screws.

Figure 3-6

S t ep 2: Install upper housing

Arrange the cables properly.

Loosen the three mum-head screws in bubble flange and take off the bubble.

For ease of installation, upper housing and dome bubble are connected with a

safety lanyard.

Secure the camera assembly to the adapter with three M3 conical screws. Pay

attention to prevent dust, scrapings and the like from falling into the bubble.

Figure 3-7

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Step 3: Adjust viewing angle

Check whether the cables are properly and firmly connected before powering

on. The dome camera will perform a self-test for about 30 seconds after

power-on. Then loosen the locking screw to adjust the camera angle according

to your surveillance need. The camera features X, Y, Z 3-axis adjustment. It

allows 0°~350° panning adjustment, 0°~75° tilting adjustment and 0°~350°

rotating adjustment.

Step 4: Set camera function

You can use the menu button in the upper housing to set the desired video

quality on site. The detailed instructions are specified in Chapter IV.

Step 5: Install dome bubble

Install the bubble flange to upper housing. In this process, the shielding cover

may block the camera. Thus, before securing the bubble, user should adjust the

shielding cover to a proper position. Then, fasten the screws.

With all the procedures finished, user should further confirm whether each part

of the device is properly and firmly connected

.

Figure 3-8

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3.3 Recessed Mounting

Step 1: Drill mou nting holes

Determine the mounting center and drill an Ø112.0mm circle in the ceiling.

Then, draw an Ø120.0mm concentric circle and drill three Ø4.0mm

through-holes evenly distributed in this circle.

Figure 3-9

S tep 2: Install the adapter

Place the adapter into the ceiling via Ø112.0mm hole. Then secure the adapter

to the ceiling with three M3 screws.

Figure 3-10

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S tep 3: Install camera assembly

Connect the cables properly, then put the camera assembly into the ceiling and

fix with three M4 screws.

Figure 3-11

Step 3: Adjust viewing angle

Check whether the cables are properly and firmly connected before powering

on. The dome camera will perform a self-test for about 30 seconds after

power-on. Then loosen the locking screw to adjust the camera angle according

to your surveillance need. The camera features X, Y, Z 3-axis adjustment. It

allows 0°~350° panning adjustment, 0°~75° tilting adjustment and 0°~350°

rotating adjustment.

Step 4: Set camera function

You can use the menu button in the upper housing to set the desired video

quality on site. The detailed instructions are specified in Chapter IV.

Step 5: Install dome bubble

Install the bubble flange to upper housing. In this process, the shielding cover

may block the camera. Thus, before securing the bubble, user should adjust the

shielding cover to a proper position. Then, fasten the screws.

With all the procedures finished, user should further confirm whether each part

of the device is properly and firmly connected

.

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Figure 3-12

Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Figure 3-13

3.4 Handling Precautions

1. Never let any water or liquid flow into this equipment.

2. Please do not directly touch the CCD element. If it is necessary to clean the

dome bubble, use a soft cloth moistened with alcohol to wipe off any dust.

3. If any abnormality occurs, make sure to unplug the unit and contact

Infinova or your local dealer.

4. This camera possesses AGC circuit. Therefore, when the camera is used

under lower luminance, the sensibility will strengthen automatically and
make the image very rough in vision. It is normal.

5. When the camera is used in ATW mode, due to the working principle of

auto trace white balance, the recorded color is slightly different from the

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real color. It is normal.

6. If the subject is with high luminance (like lamp), vertical stripes will occur

on the monitor (tailing shadow) or the surrounding image becomes vague
(flowering). It is special phenomenon of CCD, not error.

7. The camera power supply can be 12VDC or 24VAC. 24VAC power supply

must be isolated power.

3.5 Installation Precautions

1. Do not drop the camera or subject it to strong knock.

2. Do not point the camera lens toward the sun or other strong light.

3. Do not install the camera in the places where the temperatures rise above or

fall below the acceptable range (from -10°C to 50°C), or high humidity
and/or direct rainfall, frequent vibrations, or shocks occur.

4. Under the default setting, the lens has been adjusted till the object in a

1.5m-distance becomes clear. The lens can be readjusted as per the actual
surveillance scenes.

5. Lens Adjusting:

a. Loosen the zoom tightening knob and the focus tightening knob.
b. Slowly rotate the zoom ring to adjust the focal length.
c. After a zoom operation, slowly rotate the focus ring to obtain the sharpest

image on the monitor.

d. If there are still blurred images, loosen the locking screw with an Allen

wrench to adjust the back focal length and repeat the above procedures.

e. Tighten the zoom tightening knob, the focus tightening knob and the

locking screw.

Figure 3-14

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CHAPTER IV OPERATION INSTRUCTION

Menu overview

Menu setting:

This camera uses a 5-direction button to control menu. The button operation is

as follows:

1. Press the button to access main menu.

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2. Deflect the button up and down to move through the items or select the value

of an item.

3. Deflect the button right to access its submenu.

4. In a submenu, select “RETURN” and deflect the button right or left to return

to the previous menu. In main menu, select “EXIT” and deflect the button

left to exit the menu.

Note:

1. If “…” appears right behind an option, it means there is a submenu under

this option. If “---” shows behind an option, it refers to the value cannot

be set in current mode.

2. Once the interval of the operation to OSD menu reaches 2 minutes, the OSD

menu will disappear.

4.1 CAMERA SET

This mainly configures the parameters setup regarding synchronization mode,

camera title, etc.

4.1.1 SYNC

Function: Set the synchronization mode for the camera.
Options:

INT: Internal. Default as: INT.

LL: Line Lock.

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By adjusting the vertical phase, the LL mode can reduce monitor sync

interruption caused by multiple camera switching. In LL mode, select a suitable

PHASE value for video synchronization.

Note: LL mode was locked at 24VAC. If DC power supply is introduced,

camera will switch to INT mode automatically.

4.1.2 PHASE

Function: Adjust camera phase.
Options: 001~156 (PAL); 001~174 (NTSC).

Note: The PHASE value can be adjusted only if the camera is in LL mode. The

camera will automatically check the power type once power-on. LL mode was

locked at 24VAC. If DC power supply is introduced, PHASE value is

nonadjustable.

4.1.3 CAMERA TITLE

Function: Enable or disable camera title display.
Options: OFF/ ON…

Default as: OFF.

If it is set to “ON…”, user can access its submenu to set camera title, title

display position and title clear.

TITLE SET: Name camera title, at most with 8 characters displayed, choosing

amongst 0~9, A~Z, a~z, space.

Deflect the button right and left to place the cursor

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to a desired position, then deflect the button up and down to select characters.

POSI LINE: Set title vertical position, 0~12 adjustable.

POSI ROW: Set title horizontal position, 0~16 adjustable.

TITLE CLEAR: Clear the camera title. Select “YES” to clear the current title.

4.2 CAM-LENS SET

4.2.1 TYPE

DC drive lens is used in this series camera, so this setting should be DC only.

4.2.2 IRIS

Function: Close or open the iris; adjust its size.
Options: CLOSE, OPEN, LARGEST, LARGER, LARGE, SMALL,

SMALLER, SMALLEST.
Default as: LARGE.

4.2.3 SPEED

Function: Adjust the changing speed of the iris size.
Options: 01~12. The speed becomes higher as the value goes up.

Default as: 02.

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4.3 EXPOSURE

This setting is mainly for AE, BACK LIGHT, DAY/NIGHT, FLK, ATR.

Note: for V5821-A7 series & V5822-A7 series, the default of DAY/NIGHT is

different. For V5821-A7 series, default as: DAY; for V5822-A7 series, default as:

AUTO….

--AUTO MENU--

SHUT MODE

SHUT MAX

SHUT MIN
AGC MODE
RETURN

:
:

:
:

PRI-IRIS

---

--­MEDIUM-M

EXIT

--DN MENU--

BURST CUT
DAY-NIGHT
NIGHT-DAY
DELAY TIME
RETURN

:
:
:
:

ON
05
05
05S

EXIT

--EXPOSURE MENU--

AE
BACK LIGHT
DAY/NIGHT
FLK
ATR
RETURN

:
:
:
:
:

AUTO...
OFF
AUTO...
OFF
OFF

EXIT

4.3.1 AE

Function: Configure electronic shutter mode.
Options: AUTO, MANU. Default as: AUTO.
Note: If it is set to MANU,

BACKLIGHT and FLK cannot be configured.

Select “AUTO” and

deflect the button right to access “AUTO MENU”. In this

menu, SHUT MODE and AGC MODE can be configured.

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SHUT MODE: Set shutter mode.

Options: PRI-IRIS, PRI-SHUT. It is recommended to select PRI-IRIS when

the camera is in Indoor applications and PRI-SHUT for Outdoor applications.

If it set to PRI-IRIS, shutter speed will be 1/60s (NTSC) or 1/50s (PAL). At

this point, the video brightness is up to iris size. The video becomes brighter

along with the increase of iris size.

If it set to PRI-SHUT, the iris size is largest at this time and the video

brightness is up to shut time. The user can set the shut time between SHUT

MAX and SHUT MIN. The greater the value is, the longer the exposure time

will be.

For PAL camera, options: 1/50s ~ 1/100000 s, 11 levels adjustable;

For NTSC camera, options: 1/60 s~1/100000 s, 11 levels adjustable.

AGC MODE: Under poor illumination conditions, it increases sensitivity

automatically and enhances the CCD signal intensity to obtain clear image,
also it brings along the noise.
Options: OFF, HIGH, MEDIUM-H, MEDIUM-M, MEDIUM-L, LOW-H,
LOW-M, LOW-L. Default as: MEDIUM-M.

Select “MANU” and d

eflect the button right to access MANU MENU. In this

menu, FIXED SHUT and AGC GAIN can be set.

FIXED SHUT: Set the shut time.

Options:

PAL: 1/50-CRS, 1/120-FL, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/10000, 1/100000;

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NTSC: 1/60-CRS, 1/100-FL, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/10000, 1/100000.

AGC GAIN:

Options: -6dB, 0, 06dB, 12dB, 18dB, 36dB.

4.3.2 BACK LIGHT

Function: Set backlight compensation.
Options: OFF,

HLC, BLC.

HLC mode can constrain the bright part of video image and highlight the dark part

of video image, so that it is easy to view the dark part image. HLC MENU is shown

as below:

SUPPRESS: Set the constraint level of the bright part. Options: 01~17. Default as:

08.

EXPO-COMP: Set highlight level of the dark part. Options: 01~32.

Default as: 17.

HLC MODE: Set highlight constraint mode. ALL-DAY means highlight constraint

is available all the time; NIGHT means highlight constraint is available only if low

light conditions.

BLC mode is to make up for the dark image caused by shooting against strong

backlight.

BLC MENU is shown as below:

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MODE can be set to BLC-EFLC (default) or AUTO.

BLC-EFLC mode is to modulate the peripheral image brightness according to the

video brightness of the detected BLC area. If BLC-EFLC is selected, a BLC area

will appear in the screen.

The BLC area size can be configured by setting the values of TOP, BOTTOM,

LEFT and RIGHT.

LEVEL means compensation level. Options: 01~11. The brightness of the BLC area

has more influence to the peripheral image brightness as the level goes up.

AUTO mode is to automatically adjust.

4.3.3 DAY/NIGHT

Function: Switchover B/W and Color mode; predefine the threshold

illumination values from B/W mode to Color mode and from Color mode to

B/W mode; predefine the lag time for different modes switchover.

Options: DAY,

NIGHT…, AUTO…. For V5821-A7 series, default as: DAY;

for V5822-A7 series, default as:

AUTO….

DAY: Color mode. Video is locked at Color mode at this moment.
AUTO…: Auto switch B/W and Color mode. Camera can automatically

switch from Color mode to B/W mode or from B/W mode to Color mode.
Deflect the button right to access its submenu.

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BURST CUT:
ON means B/W image without color synchronization burst;
OFF means B/W image with color synchronization burst.

DAY-NIGHT: Set switchover threshold value from Color to B/W mode.

The larger the value is, at a higher light the switching from day

to night performs.

Options: 01~10, defaulted: 05.

NIGHT-DAY: Set switchover threshold value from B/W mode to Color mode.

The smaller the value is, at a lower light the switching from
night to day performs.

Options: 01~10, defaulted: 05.

DELAY TIME: Set lag time for the switchover between different modes.

Options: 03S, 05S, 10S, 30S, defaulted: 05S.

NIGHT…: B/W mode. Video is locked at B/W mode at this moment. Deflect

the button right to access its submenu. The BURST CUT setting refers to the
instruction in AUTO mode.

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4.3.4 FLK

Function: Set Flickerless Function. When NTSC camera works in 50Hz

power environment or PAL camera works in 60Hz power environment,

activating the FLK function can prevent video from flicker.

Options: ON, OFF. Default as: OFF.

4.3.5 ATR

Function: Enable or disable image brightness adjustment.
Options: ON, OFF. Default as: OFF.

If it is set to ON, the camera will automatically modulate the bright part and

the dark part of the image, that is, make the bright part of image darker and the

dark part may become brighter. Deflect the button right to access its submenu.

COMPRESS: Set brightness modulating level. Options: LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH.

Default as: LOW.

ENHANCE: Improve image contrast. Options: LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH.

Default as: LOW.

4.4 PICTURE ADJUST

This menu is mainly for MIRROR, BRIGHT, CONTRAST, SHARP, HUE,

C-GAIN, NR and MONITOR.

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4.4.1 MIRROR

Function: Current image mirror.
Options: ON, OFF. Default as: OFF.

Enable mirror function to horizontal mirror the image.

4.4.2 BRIGHT

Function: Adjust image brightness.
Options: 01~32. Default as: 07.

The image becomes brighter as the brightness level goes up.

4.4.3 CONTRAST

Function: Adjust image contrast.
Options: 01~32. Default as: 17.

4.4.4 SHARP

Function: Adjust image sharpness.
Options: 01~32. Default as: 10.

Image frame turns out to be sharper as the level goes up. If the sawtoothed

frame is too serious, it is recommended to set a smaller value

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4.4.5 HUE

Function: Adjust image hue.
Options: 01~32. Default as: 17.

4.4.6 C-GAIN

Function: Adjust color gain.
Options: 01~32. Default as: 17. Image color becomes dense along with the

increase of level.

4.4.7 NR

Function: Enable or disable noise reduction function.
Options: ON, OFF. Default as: ON.

Deflect the button right to access its submenu to set NR MODE and NR

LEVEL.

MODE: Set noise reduction mode. Options: Y, C, Y/C.

Y represents luminance signal; C represents chrominance signal.

Y LEVEL: Y signal noise reduction level. Options: 01~08. Default as: 06.

C LEVEL: C signal noise reduction level. Options: 01~08. Default as: 04.

4.4.8 MONITOR

Function: Set Gamma value.

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Options: CRT, LCD. Default as: LCD.
Note: This function is unavailable if ATR is set to ON.

The camera should connect CRT monitor if it is set to “CRT” and connect

LCD monitor if set to “LCD”. When it is set to “LCD”, deflect the button right

to enter its submenu.

Modulate GAMSEL value and KNEESEL value to get desired image.

GAMSEL options: 01~08; KNEESEL options: 01~08.

4.5 WHITE BALANCE

--WB MENU--

WB MODE : ATW...

RETURN

RED GAIN : --­BLUE GAIN : ---

--WB MENU--

WB MODE : MANUAL

RETURN

RED GAIN : 07
BLUE GAIN : 07

With WB MODE set to MANUAL

Function: Select white balance mode to compensate color temperature,

rendering the true color of object.

Options: ATW, MANUAL, OUTDOOR, INDOOR, FLUORES, PUSHLOCK.

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Default as: ATW.

ATW: Auto Tracking White Balance mode. The built-in sensor can perceive

the current color temperature and use specific arithmetic to process video

image, seeking to present an image looking exactly like the real object. The

color temperature range is 1800K~10500K. If the color temperature of the

monitored object is beyond the range above, go to MANUAL mode, or else

there will be a chromatic aberration. Generally speaking, go with ATW mode in

normal color temperature condition.

Enter its submenu to set ENVIRONMENT to OUTDOOR or INDOOR.

OUTDOOR: Outdoor White Balance mode. This suits for outdoor environment

with approximate 5500~6500K color temperature.

INDOOR: Indoor White Balance mode. This suits for indoor environment with

approximate 2600~3200K color temperature.

FLUORES: Fluorescent lamp mode. This mode suits for fluorescent lamp

environment with approximate 2000K color temperature.

MANUAL: Manual White Balance mode. When using ATW mode cannot

achieve ideal image color, it enables to get better color by modulating red gain

and blue gain in MANUAL mode.

RED: red gain, available in MANUAL mode only.

Options: 01~32. Default as: 07.

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BLUE: blue gain, available in MANUAL mode only.

Options: 01~32. Default as: 07.

PUSHLOCK: Similar to ATW, but the processing speed is higher.

4.6 ASSIST FUNCTION

This setting is mainly for ALARM, MOTION DETECTION, PRIVACY, LUM

NEGATIVE.

4.6.1 ALA RM

Function: Set alarm output mode.
Options: OFF, MD-OUT. Default as: OFF.

4.6.2 MOTION DET

Function: Enable or disable motion detection function.
Options: OFF, ON. Default as: OFF.

Select “ON”, the activated motion detection areas will display in the menu.

In the submenu, the user can separately configure each area parameters.

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--MOTION MENU--

ENABLE

AREA

LEFT
RIGHT
TOP
BOTTOM

RETURN

:

:
:

:
:
:

ON

1/4
07

30
09
27

SENSE LOW:
EXIT

AREA: Select motion detection areas, up to 4 areas can be set.

ENABLE: Enable or disable motion detection areas display. Options: ON, OFF.

If it is set to ON, motion detection areas will display in the menu. The area size

and sensitivity can be configured.

Note: Two coordinates (LEFT, TOP), (RIGHT, BOTTOM) determine an area.

The value of LEFT should be less than that of RIGHT and the value of TOP

should be less than that of BOTTOM. The origin of coordinate lies in the

upper-left corner of screen.

If a moving object is detected, the frame of the motion detection area will

flicker. If alarm mode is set to MD-OUT, triggering alarm will output high

level signal from the alarm cable.

4.6.3 PRIVACY

Function: Enable or disable privacy mask function.
Options: OFF, ON. Default as: OFF.

Select “ON”, the activated privacy masks will display in the menu.

In the submenu, the user can separately configure each mask parameters.

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AREA: Select privacy masks, up to 4 masks can be set.

ENABLE: Enable or disable privacy masks display. Options: ON, OFF.

If it is set to ON, privacy masks will display in the menu.

The mask size can be configured.

Note: Two coordinates (LEFT, TOP), (RIGHT, BOTTOM) determine a mask.

The value of LEFT should be less than that of RIGHT and the value of TOP

should be less than that of BOTTOM. The origin of coordinate lies in the

upper-left corner of screen.

STYLE represents mask type. Options: RED, GREEN, BLUE, BLACK,

MOSAIC1, MOSAIC2.

MASKGATE: Configure whether to calculate the masks as the exposure part.

ON: Not to calculate. OFF: To calculate.

4.6.4 LUM NEGATIVE

Function: Enable or disable negative function.
Options: OFF, ON. Default as: OFF. If it is set to ON, the image will render

negative effect. The light areas appear dark and the dark areas appear light.

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4.7 BLEMISH

Function: Configure blemish correction mode.

DBC: Dynamic compensation mode. Options: ON, OFF.

If it is set to ON, the camera will continuously compensate the blemish.

DBC MODE is used to set the sensitivity of dynamic compensation.

Options: STANDARD, H-SENSE, L-SENSE.

SBC: Static compensation mode. Options: YES, NO.

If it is set to YES, the image will turn black and return to normal after a

compensation.

4.8 DEFAULT

Function: Resume the factory default setting.

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APPENDIX I SPECIFICATIONS

Model V5821-A7 Series V5822-A7 Series

Image Sensor 1/3" SONY Exview HAD II CCD

Video Type NTSC/PAL

Effective Pixels NTSC: 976 (H) × 494(V), 480K; PAL: 976(H) × 582(V), 570K

Scanning System 2:1 interlace

Resolution 700TVL

Day/Night

Functionality

Electronic Day/Night ICR

Sensitivity

0.1 lux @ F1.2 (30IRE, AGC
HIGH)

Color mode: 0.1 lux @ F1.2

(50IRE, AGC HIGH);

B/W mode: 0.005 lux @ F1.2

(50IRE, AGC HIGH)

S/N Ratio >54dB (AGC OFF)

Lens F1.2, f=2.5~6 mm or F1.4, f=3.3~12 mm

Auto Iris DC Drive

Camera Angle

Adjustment

X (Panning): 0°~350°; Y (Tilting): 0°~75°;
Z (Rotating): 0°~350°

Auto Electric

Shutter

Auto;
Manual: NTSC: 1/60~1/100,000s, PAL: 1/50~1/100,000s

Gamma Correction 0.45

White Balance

ATW/ MANUAL /INDOOR/ OUTDOOR/ FLUORES/

PUSHLOCK

Color Temperature

Range

1800K~10500K

Auto Gain Control

HIGH/ MEDIUM-H/ MEDIUM-M/ MEDIUM-L/ LOW-H/

LOW-M/ LOW-L/ OFF

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Model V5821-A7 Series V5822-A7 Series

Backlight

Compensation

HLC/ BLC/ OFF

Flickerless Mode ON/ OFF

Privacy Mask 4 programmable masks

Motion Detection 4 programmable areas

Picture Adjustment Mirror, Bright, Contrast, Sharp, Hue, C-Gain

Noise Reduction 2D

Alarm Available, MD-OUT/ OFF

Sync. System Internal/Line Lock

Video Output 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ohm), BNC connector

Power Supply 12VDC/ 24VAC

Power

3W (maximum)

Operating

14 °F ~ 122 °F (-10 °C ~ 50°C)

Storage

-4 °F ~ 140 °F (-20 ~ 60 °C)

Operating

0~90% RH (non-condensing)

Unit Dimensions

(H×Ø)

3.66"×5.20" (93mm×132mm)

Box Dimensions

(L×W×H)

6.89"×6.89"×6.30"(175mm×175mm×160mm)

Unit Weight Surface: 1.65 lbs. (0.75 kg); Recessed: 1.21 lbs. (0.55 kg)

Shipping Weight Surface: 2.09 lbs. (0.95 kg); Recessed: 1.65 lbs. (0.75 kg)

Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice.

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APPENDIX II CABLE DIAMETER CALCULATION AND
LIGHTNING & SURGE PROTECTION

Relation between 24VAC Cable Diameter and Transmission Distance

In general, the maximum allowable voltage loss rate is 10% for AC-powered devices. The table below

shows the relationship between transmission power and maximum transmission distance under a certain

specified cable diameter, on condition that the 24VAC voltage loss rate is below 10%. According to the

table, if a device rated at 50W is installed 17-meter away from the transformer, the minimum cable

diameter shall be 0.8000mm. A lower diameter value tends to cause voltage loss and even system

instability.

0.8000 1.000 1.250 2.000

10 283 (86) 451 (137) 716 (218) 1811 (551)

20 141 (42) 225 (68) 358 (109) 905 (275)

30 94 (28) 150 (45) 238 (72) 603 (183)

40 70 (21) 112 (34) 179 (54) 452 (137)

50 56 (17) 90 (27) 143 (43) 362 (110)

60 47 (14) 75 (22) 119 (36) 301 (91)

70 40 (12) 64 (19) 102 (31) 258 (78)

80 35 (10) 56 (17) 89 (27) 226 (68)

90 31 (9) 50 (15) 79 (24) 201 (61)

100 28 (8) 45 (13) 71 (21) 181 (55)

110 25 (7) 41 (12) 65 (19) 164 (49)

120 23 (7) 37 (11) 59 (17) 150 (45)

130 21 (6) 34 (10) 55 (16) 139 (42)

140 20 (6) 32 (9) 51 (15) 129 (39)

150 18 (5) 30 (9) 47 (14) 120 (36)

160 17 (5) 28 (8) 44 (13) 113 (34)

170 16 (4) 26 (7) 42 (12) 106 (32)

180 15 (4) 25 (7) 39 (11) 100 (30)

190 14 (4) 23 (7) 37 (11) 95 (28)

200 14 (4) 22 (6) 35 (10) 90 (27)

Power (W)

Diameter (mm)

Distance (ft / m)

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Lightning & Surge Protec tion

The product adopts multi-level anti-lightning and anti-surge technology integrated with gas discharge

tube, power resistor and TVS tube. The powerful lightning and surge protection barrier effectively avoids

product damage caused by various pulse signals with power below 4kV, including instantaneous

lightning, surge and static. However, for complicated outdoor environment, refer to instruction below for

lightning and surge protection:

z The product features with dedicated earth wire, which must be firmly grounded. As for surveillance

sites beyond the effective protection scope, it’s necessary to erect independent lightening rods to

protect the security devices. It’s recommended to separate the lightning rod from the mounting pole,

placing the rod on an independent pole, as shown in the figure below. If the product has to be installed

on the same pole or pedestal for lightning rod, there should be strict insulation between the video

cable BNC terminal, power cable, control cable and the standing pole of the lightning rod.

z For suburb and rural areas, it’s recommended to adopt direct burial for the transmission cables.

Overhead wiring is prohibited, because it’s more likely to encounter lightning strike. Use shielded

cables or thread the cables through metal tubes for burial, thus to ensure the electric connection to the

metal tube. In case it’s difficult to thread the cable through the tube all the way, it’s acceptable to use

tube-threaded cables only at both ends of the transmission line, yet the length in burial should be no

less than 15 meters. The cable sheath and the tube should be connected to the lightning -proof

grounding device.

z Additional high-power lightning-proof equipment and lightning rods should be installed for strong

thunderstorm or high induced voltage areas (such as high-voltage substation).

z The lightning protection and grounding for outdoor devices and wires should be designed in line with

the actual protection requirement, national standards and industrial standards.

z The system should perform equipotential grounding by streaming, shielding, clamping and earthing.

The grounding device must meet anti-interference and electric safety requirements. There should be

no short-circuiting or hybrid junction between the device and the strong grid. Make sure there’s a

reliable grounding system, with grounding resistance below 4Ω (below 10Ω for high soil resistivity

regions). The cross-sectional area of the earthing conductor should be no less than 25mm².

Lightning rod

Front device
for surveillance
system

Separated layout for the lightning

rod and the standing pole

LPZO

B

LPZO

A

Mounting

pole for

front device

30° 30°

Infinova

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Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852, U.S.A.
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