A: The GP-US522 has an 800-line horizontal resolution of a 1/2" CCD sensor while the GP-US532 has a horizontal resolution of 750 lines of a sensor which is 1/3 of an inch wide.
A: Composite video (BNC), S-Video and RGB/SYNC outputs are supported on the device.
A: The GP-US522 requires a scene illumination of around 5 lux at F2.8 with respect to the illumination being 9 lux at F2.2 for the GP-US532 but with + 18 dB in both cameras; respectively.
A: In AUTO mode the shutter moves between 1/60 to 1/10,000 seconds and in STEP mode the shutter can be set to predetermined sections.
A: The camera has limits that shouldn’t be exceeded. The camera exposure in rain or moisture is an impractical use, an ambient temperature exceeding 45 degrees Celsius and going below 0 degrees Celsius while using the minimal temperature may not be reasonable.
A: The more voltage Input gets supplied, the more range suit the walls needed with 12V of DC. The walls suited for the camera lie in the range of 11.5V to 16V.
A: Typically, Panasonic's customer care representatives or the retailer from whom you purchased the device can provide you with the warranty details.