Vitek VTD-C410 User Manual

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LIMITED LIABILITY WARRANTY
Your new Camera is guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase.
The product must not have been tampered with in any way then the guarantee will be considered null and void.
This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.
Contact VITEK or your local distributor if servicing should become necessary.
VITEK
VTD-C410
High Resolution Color
Indoor Dome Camera
The VTD-C410 high resolution color dome camera is a small, attractive camera ideal for use in commercial or residential applications. It measures less than 5” in diameter and comes in dual voltage 24 Volt AC/12 Volt DC power input for easy integration with standard cameras and power systems.
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CAMERA SETUP
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
Your VTD-C410 Dome Camera has been set at average default settings from the factory so the performance should be excellent right from the start. However, certain challenging environments may require additional set-up procedures to enhance the image.
There are four dip switches on the rear board of the camera. They should all be set to off from the factory. The following adjustments may be made:
Dip Switch Adjustments
Electronic Shutter Control
Leave this switch in the “Off” position if your camera has an auto iris lens. Switch to the “On” position when using a fixed lens version to enhance the camera’s ability to react to changing light.
Back Light Control
Leave this switch in the “Off” position if your camera is being installed outdoors or if the installation is indoors in a controlled lighting environment. Switch to “On” position when installing the camera indoors looking toward windows or doors or if outdoors looking into semi-direct sunlight. Never install camera looking into direct sunlight.
Flickerless On/Off
Flickerless shutter speed for minimizing image flicker under fluorescent lighting.
Auto White Balance
Switch “On” if the image appears discolored or floats between colors. This will enable the camera to find “White”.
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