
OSD Interface
(a) Item Name : Select Items by using UP & DOWN button
(b) Selection Function : Select Function by using LEFT & RIGHt button
(c) Adjustable Function : Functions with arrow sumbol, press ENTER button to enter
branch menu
(e) Next page : Press Enter to enter OSD menu page 2 (This OSD menu has total of 2
pages)
(f) Exit : Leave OSD Menu
(g)Save : Save all the settings
(h)Default : Reset all the OSD settings back to the factory default
(i) Back : Return to OSD Menu Page 1
(j) Adjustment Bar : Press LEFT or RIGHT button to adjust the values
(k)Return : Return to TOP OSD menu from branch OSD menu
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Manual Lens & Auto Iris Lens Setting
Shutter speed & AGC setting, it determines the
image brightness under low lux or bright condition
White balance mode setting, it determines the
way the color is produced
Basic image adjustment such as hue, saturation,
contrast, sharpness
Adaptive tone reproduction, software WD setting
Motion detect function, sense area, sensitivity
setting
Privacy mask, color, transparency setting
Color / Mono / Auto Mode setting
OSD Language Setting, total of 8 languages
available
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LENS
Basic setting for lens, it covers normal lens & auto iris lens.
1. MANUAL
This function is for normal lens or vari-focal lens.
2. AUTO
This function is for auto iris lens, system automatically adjusts the iris level to control the
brightness.
VD circuit is not included in the module, it is
recommended to use DC
AUTO : Syster automatically determines the iris level-light
OPEN : Test function, iris will be opened to maximum
CLOSE : Test function, iris will be closed
Speed for iris response , default is 80
0 : Slowest , 255 : Fastest
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SHUTTER / AGC
This function controls the shutter speed & AGC. AGC can automatic adjust the output
signal level during the low lux condition.
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SHUT(Note 1)
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SHUT+ATUO IRIS (Note 1)
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ATUO IRIS (Note 2)
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Shutter Mode
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Shutter + Auto Iris Mode
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Auto Iris Mode
Brightness Adjustment , default 60
0 for dark , 255 for bright
Note 1: This function is appeared only when LENS : MANUAL is selected
Note 2: This function is appeared only when LENS : AUTO is selected , when using Auto
Iris Lens, it is recommended to set it to AUTO IRIS mode to avoid the color rolling issue.
LOW LUMINANCE
Turn on AGC (so output signal
amplified during low lux)
Turn off AGC function
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X0.25
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X0.50
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X0.75
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X1.00
Brightness adjustment , default is x0.5 ,
x0.25 : Dark , x1.0 : Bright
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1/60
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1/100
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1/250
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1/500
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1/1000
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1/2000
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1/4000
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1/10000
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6.00
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12.00
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18.00
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24.00
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30.00
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36.00
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42.00
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44.80
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WHITE BAL
White balance is the process of removing unrealistic color with according to the light
sources & temperature, so that objects appear white in person are rendered white on final
output to TV.
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1. ANTI CR
Color Rolling suppress
2. MANUAL
Manually adjust the white balance
Manually adjust the white balance , default is 44 ,
19 for low temperature
44 for high temperature
LEVEL: 32
(Left)LEVEL: 19 (Right)LEVEL: 44
3. PUSH LOCK
Press OSD ENTER button to lock the current white balance, once it is locked, the white
balance will not operate even when light temperature is changed.
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Setting for ATW response time, default is 239,
0 for slowest delay & 255 for fastest
Setting for ATW delay time ,default is 16,
0 for shortest delay & 255 for longest
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x1.00
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x1.50
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x2.00
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x0.50
No effect, system already set it to full frame
No effect, system already set it to accomplish
for both indoor & outdoor
5. PUSH
Similar to ATW, but system will force to track white balance continuously
6. USER1
User define white balance
7. USER2
User define white balance
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BACKLIGHT
This function is used when object is heavily influenced by the excessive front light or back
light source.
(1) OFF (DEFAULT)
(2) BLC : Back light compensation
(3) HLC : High light compensation
Turns the excessive white light into black, it is mainly used for recognization of the car
plate during the night.When excessive light source is behind the object.
LEFT : Normal Image RIGHT : Image with BLC ON
When excessive light source is presented
LEFT : Normal Image RIGHT : Image with HLC ON
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PICT ADJUST
Basic picture adjustment setting.
contrast ( default : 128)
Sharpness (default : 128)
Color Hue (default :
102 for NTSC , 108 for PAL)
Color Saturation ( Default : 128)
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ATR(Adaptive tone Reproduction)--WDR Function
This function is to softwarely achieve Wide dynamic range, when this function is ON,
the brightness of the darker region will be slightly brighter, and same for the brighter
region, the brightness will be slightly darker
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LOW
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MID LOW
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MID
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MID HIGH
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HIGH
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Picture below : Image with ATR ON
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MOTION DET
This function detects the object movement (CCTV must be static). The detection frame
blinks when object movement is detected. GPIO 1 of the module will output alarm signal
(3.3V) when movement is detected. Normally it outputs 0V.
Motion Detect Frame : The frame blinks when any movement is detected within the frame.
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Motion detection sensitivity , default : 115 ,
0 for lowest sensitivity,
255 for highest sensitivity.
Display the motion detect grid,
default OFF
Display the motion detect frame when
movement detected , default ON
Frame location setting, total of 4 frames
available
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PRIVACY
Setting of the privacy mask and it's content (color & transparency)
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Mask location setting, total
of 4 frames available
000-244 (NTSC)
000-288 (PAL)
000-244 (NTSC)
000-288 (PAL)
000- 474(NTSC)
000- 468(PAL)
000- 474(NTSC)
000- 468(PAL)
Mask Color Setting
1. Red
2. Green
3. Purple
4. Yell ow
5. Cyan
6. Pink
7. White
8. Black
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1.00
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0.00
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0.50
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0.75
Mask transparency setting ,
1.0 = 0% Transparency ,
0.0 = 100% Transparence
Transparency:1.00(Left) 0.00(Right)
Transparency:0.50(Left) 0.75(Right)
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DAY / NIGHT
Setting for the DAY/NIGHT or COLOR/BW mode.
When system switch to BW mode, GPIO 0 of the module will output a 3.3V signal.
Normally it outputs 0V.
1. AUTO
Burst ON/OFF during low lux mode, default : OFF
Mode switch delay time , default : 1,
0 for slowest delay , 1 for fastest delay
Color to B/W mode switch threshold , default : 3 ,
0 for lowest threshold , 255 for highest threshold
B/W to color mode switch threshold , default : 5 ,
0 for lowest threshold , 255 for highest threshold
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Switch threshold & Lux Table (Using 3.6mm, F2.0 lens)
2. COLOR
COLOR MODE
3. B/W
B/W MODE
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NR
Noise reduction function minimises the level of noise. Noise refers to the random white or
color pixels.
noise reduction mode adjustment
Luminance noise reduction , default : 4,
0 for minimum reduction,
15 for maximum reduction
Color noise reduction , default : 4,
0 for minimum reduction,
15 for maximum reduction
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CAMERA ID
This function allows user to input their desired text and which will be shown on the screen
2 rows & 26 characters are availables, characters including 26 alphabets & numbers &
symbols
1. OFF
2. ON
User define characters (maximum of 40), please contact to sales if
it is required
Move the location of the cursors
Clear the highlight character & move to next character
Use OSD UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT button to adjust the ID locations
Press ENTER when it is finished
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LANGUAGE
8 OSD language are available
1. Japanese
2. German
3. French
4. Russian
5. Portuguese
6. Spanish
7. Simplified Chinese
8. English
CAMERA RESET
Return all the OSD settings to factory default
(SAVE ALL must be applied in order to keep the settings after power ON/OFF)
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* marks represent the factory default function
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