Sanyo VCC-6975P User Manual
High-resolution Camera
(minimum illumination of 0.05 Lux)
1/3" Colour CCD
1/3" Colour CCD
High-resolution Camera
High-resolution Camera
Built in DSP (digital signal processing) circuit
Built in DSP (digital signal processing) circuit
Intelligent digital motion detector
Intelligent digital motion detector
x32 Electronic sensitivity
x32 Electronic sensitivity
x8 Digital zoom with digital pan and tilt
x8 Digital zoom with digital pan and tilt
480 TV lines of horizontal resolution
480 TV lines of horizontal resolution
SSP compatible
SSP compatible
Dual power operation, 24 V AC / 12 V DC
Dual power operation, 24 V AC / 12 V DC
(minimum illumination of 0.05 Lux)
(minimum illumination of 0.05 Lux)
VCC-6975P
ISO 9001 REGISTERED FIRM
DNA Certification B. V., THE NETHERLANDS
Colour
PAL
Accredited
by the RvA
TV LinesHorizontal
SF-1407MV
1/3" Colour CCD
High-resolution Camera
VCC-6975P
Shown with optional lens
An all-new Intelligent Digital Motion Detector is built-in to detect moving objects in the picture and send an alarm
The intelligent Digital Motion Detector analyzes changes in picture brightness on the screen and uses the direction of motion and size
of the object to identify moving objects. The system can be set to produce an external alarm signal and/or switch to a x2 digital zoomin display. Furthermore, the center of the zoom-in picture stays focussed on the moving object.
x2 zoom x2 zoom
CAMERA 1 CAMERA 1
Display of monitor
Intelligent digital motion detector uses size of
object and direction of motion to identify moving objects.
Detection of a moving object prompts the
camera to zoom in on the object (x2), and
blinking camera ID is displayed on the monitor. An external alarm signal is also sent.
Display of monitor
Display of monitor
During the zoom-in display, the center of the picture travels and stays focussed on the object.
Duration of the zoom-in display is adjustable to
5, 10, 20, 30, and 60 seconds.
Reliable detection of moving objects
The intelligent Digital Motion Detector uses seven factors in analyzing changes in picture brightness to enable reliable motion detection and reduce false alarms.
1
Direction
It is possible to narrow the target to objects moving in certain
directions only. This feature enables the system to detect people
coming into a room while disregarding people going out. It is also
possible to detect all moving objects without setting the direction.
CAMERA 1 DIRECTION
Set the direction to “right”
2
Size
Freely set the size of target objects.
3
Masking
Freely establish the area where motion detection is turned off.
An area where motion
detection is turned off
4
Magnitude of movement
Set the magnitude of movement to be detected.
5
Brightness
Set the lowest level of brightness to be analyzed. Use this feature
to avoid influences of electric noises on the darker area of the
screen.
Brightness
Not detection
Noise
6
Magnitude of brightness shift
Time
Set the magnitude of changes in brightness. This feature is used
to disregard a sudden and huge change in brightness such as one
caused by turning on/off the lights.
7
Duration
Set the time the system should continue monitoring before identifying a moving object. This feature enables the system to neglect
high speed objects such as automobiles.
*The intelligent Digital Motion Detector function is not available when the electronic
sensitivity is set to ON or when the electronic shutter is set to “long mode”.
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