D-MAX DCC-601DV User manual

Digital Day & Night
Color Dome Camera
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DCC-601DV
MANUAL

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Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in
which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
WARNING - Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
CAUTION : To prevent electric shock and risk of fire hazards:
Do NOT use power sources other than that specified.
Do NOT expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all local codes

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The camera needs periodic inspection.
Contact an authorized technician for inspection.
Stop using your camera when you find a malfunction.
If you use your camera around smoke or unusual heat for a long time,
fire may be caused.
Do not Install the camera on a surface that can not support it.
Unless the surface is suitable, it could cause falling or other hazards.
Do not hold plug with wet hands.
It could cause an electric shock.
Do not disassemble the camera.
It may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.
Do not use the camera close to a gas or oil leak.
It may result in fire or other hazards.
■ Warning

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■Precautions

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1.Features
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2. Components & Cable Connection
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3. Names and functions of parts
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4. Installation & Dimension
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5. Setup Menu Operation
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6. Troubleshooting
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7. Specifications
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■Contents

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☺Horizontal Resolution 560 TVLines
Clear image quality has been achieved by employing a SONY CCD with 410,000
(effective) pixels, which provides a horizontal resolution of 560 TV lines.
☺True DAY & NIGHT
This camera has a function that automatically selects the mode that is appropriate for
daytime or night-time conditions. The COLOR mode operates in daytime conditions to
provide optimum colors, and BW mode operates in nighttime conditions to enhance the
definition of the image.
☺Electronic IRIS
The electronic IRIS function enables continuous automatic control of the shutter between
1/60~1/120,000 seconds.
☺PRIVACY Function
The PRIVACY function conceals the areas you do not wish to appear on the screen.
☺3Axis built-in Vandal Resistant Dome Housing
☺High Sensitivity
The built-in high sensitivity SONY COLOR CCD enables a clear image even in
0.3Lux(0.03Lux B/W) or as low as 0.00004Lux with SENS-UP.
☺DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)
The amount of low illuminance noise has been significantly reduced, and the
signal-to-noise ratio (S/N ratio) as well as horizontal resolution have been improved,
resulting in a clear and sharp image display even in the dark.
☺Controlled by OSD Menu
The camera can be controlled by selecting text displayed on the monitor screen.
☺Additional Functions
SENS-UP, MOTION DETECTION, MIRROR, SHARPNESS and SYNC (INT/LL) functions
are also available.
1. Features

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1) Components
2) Cable Connection
2. Components & Cable Connection

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1) Names
2) Functions
① 3AXIS BRACKET
-Please loosen screws and fix tilted and panned position.
③ LENS : Vari-Focal Auto Iris Lens
③ OSD PCB
- SETUP button : Used for the menu display. This button can be used to confirm
settings after changing the value of the selected function or current conditions.
- UP & DOWN buttons : Used for selecting items by moving the cursor up or down
on the menu screen.
- LEFT & RIGHT buttons : Used when changing item values, by moving the cursor
to the left or right on the menu screen
3. Names and Functions of Parts

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1) Installation
2) Dimension
4. Installation & Dimension

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1) Menu Structure
SETUP MENU
1. LENS • DC • VIDEO • MANUAL
2. EXPOSURE • SHUTTER • AGC • SENS-UP • RETURN
3. WHITE BAL ATW • ATW • MANUAL • AWC SET • OUTDOOR
• INDOOR
4. BACKLIGHT OFF • OFF • WDR • BLC
5. DNR ON • ON • OFF
6. DAY/NIGHT AUTO • COLOR • B/W • AUTO • EXTERN
7. IMAGE ADJ • FREEZ • V-REV • H-REV • D-ZOOM • SHARPNESS
• RETURN
8. SPECIAL • CAMTITLE • SYNC • MOTION DET • PRIVACY • DIS
• COMM ADJ • LANGUAGE • RESET • RETURN
9. EXIT
2) How to use the menu
①Lens
Using this function, you can control screen brightness.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select LENS by using the Up and Down buttons so that the
arrow indicates LENS .
2. Select the connected lens type by using the Left and Right buttons.
●Video : Select Auto Iris Lens
- When DC is selected, you can control screen brightness. The range of brightness control is between 1 and
70 (40 in case of WDR mode).
Adjust the brightness appropriately for optimal screen brightness.
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●Manual : Select Manual Lens
② Exposure
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select EXPOSURE by using the Up and Down buttons so
that the arrow indicates EXPOSURE .
2. Select a desired mode using the Up and Down buttons.
●SHUTTER: You can select either auto or manual shutter.
- A.FLK: Select this when you experience picture flicker, which can happen when there is a clash with the
frequency of the installed lighting.
- ESC: Select this to control the shutter speed automatically. If ESC is selected, the shutter speed is
automatically controlled depending on the ambient illumination of the subject.
- MANUAL: You can control shutter speed manually.

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☞Note
• To produce better results with A.FLK, do not use it in conjunction with the WDR mode of the BACKLIGHT
menu.
• When the SHUTTER is set to ESC after selecting the Internal Synchronization Type, the picture may
become unstable if the camera faces a bright fluorescent light. Therefore, take care when choosing
the installation position.
• ESC and MANUAL modes are only available together when the lens is set to MANUAL.
• When the SHUTTER is set to MANUAL or A.FLK mode, SENS-UP will be disabled.
●AGC (AUTO GAIN CONTROL):
The higher the gain level, the brighter the screen - but the higher the noise.
- OFF : Deactivates the AGC function.
- LOW : Allows automatic gain control from 0 to 24dB.
- HIGH : Allows automatic gain control from 0 to 42dB.
●SENS-UP :
When it is night or dark, the camera automatically detects the light level
and maintains a clear picture if this mode is activated.
- OFF : Deactivates the SENS-UP function.
- AUTO : Activates the SENS-UP function.
●RETURN :
Select this to save the changes in the EXPOSURE menu and return to the SETUP menu.
☞ Note
• If you press the SET button in ‘AUTO’ mode, You can adjust brightness by increasing or decreasing the
shutter speed. (X2~X256)
• Note that the higher the zoom level, the brighter the screen, but the more likely it is that an after-image will
appear.
• Although Noise, Spots, and Whitish symptoms may occur in SENS-UP operation when the zoom level is
Increased, this is normal.
③ White Balance

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Use the White Balance function to adjust the screen color.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ‘White Bal.’ by using the Up and Down buttons so that
the arrow indicates ‘White Bal.’ .
2. Select a desired mode using the Up and Down buttons.
※Select one of the following 5 modes, as appropriate for your purpose.
●ATW : Select this when the color temperature is between 1800°K and 10500°K
●INDOOR : Select this when the color temperature is between 4500°K and 8500°K.
●OUTDOOR : Select this when the color temperature is between 1800°K and 10500°K.
(sodium light inclusion)
●AWC →SET : To find the optimal setting for the current luminance environment in this mode, set the
point the camera towards a sheet of white paper and press the SET button. If the environment changes,
readjust it.
●MANUAL : Select this to fine-tune White Balance manually. Set White Balance first by using the ATW or
AWC mode. After that switch to MANUAL mode, fine-tune the White Balance and then press the SET
button.
☞ Note
• White Balance may not work properly under the following conditions.
In this case select the AWC mode.
①When the color temperature of environment surrounding the subject is out of the control range (e.g. clear
sky, or sunset)
②When the ambient illumination of the subject is dim.
③If the camera is directed towards a fluorescent light or is installed in a place where illumination changes
dramatically, the White Balance operation may become unstable.

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④ Backlight
This camera is designed so that it delivers a distinctive subject and background at the same time, even when
the subject is in backlight, unlike conventional cameras, by adopting a proprietary SV-IV DSP chip.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ‘BACKLIGHT’ by using the Up and Down buttons so
that the arrow indicates BACKLIGHT.
2. Select a desired mode using the Left and Right buttons depending on the camera purpose.
●WDR : When there are both bright and dark areas at the same time, this mode makes both areas
distinctive.
●OFF : Deactivates the WDR function.
●BLC : Enables a user to directly select a desired area from a picture, and to view the area more clearly.
3. Select a desired mode using the Left and Right buttons and press the SET button.
• Select WDR to adjust the WDR LIMIT. Select LOW,
MIDDLE, or HIGH.

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• Select ‘BLC’ to adjust the area to be enhanced by the
WDR function.
☞Note
• You cannot use the WDR mode when MANUAL or A.FLK mode in ‘SHUTTER’ menu is selected.
• Since the following symptoms may occur according to the ambient illumination when WDR is selected,
set it to OFF.
- Color or screen changes unnaturally.
- Noise appears in the bright part of the screen.
• Since the performance of the WDR function may be affected by the area of the bright part of the screen,
optimize the installation angle for the best WDR performance.
• If you increase LIMIT, the screen display may be distorted.
• For high performance of WDR function, using DC Iris lens rather than manual lens is recommended.
④ DNR
This function reduces the background noise in a low luminance environment.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ’DNR’ by using the Up and Down buttons so that the
arrow indicates ’DNR’ .
2. Select a desired mode using the Left and Right buttons.
●OFF : Deactivates DNR. Noise is not reduced.
●ON : Activates DNR so that noise is reduced.
3. Set the DNR mode to ‘ON’ and press the SET button. Then you can adjust the noise reduction level.

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☞Note
• You cannot set the DNR to ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ when the AGC mode of the EXPOSURE menu is ‘OFF’.
• When adjusting the noise reduction level of the DNR mode, remember that the higher the level set, the
more the noise level will be reduced but that after image may also occur.
⑥DAY/NIGHT
You can display pictures in color or black and white.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ‘DAY/NIGHT’ by using the Up and Down buttons so
that the arrow indicates DAY/NIGHT .
2. Select a desired mode using the Left and Right buttons according to the picture display you want.
●COLOR : The picture is always displayed in color.
●B/W : The picture is always displayed in black and white.
●AUTO : The mode is switched to Color in a normal environment, but switches to B/W mode when ambient
illumination is low. To set up the switching time or speed for AUTO mode, press the SET button.

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●EXTERN: This mode allows you to apply a desired filter to external signals.
☞Note
• When using a Video Auto Iris Lens, if you set the lens level to low, automatic switching between Color and
Black & White may not occur.
• You cannot control the DAY/NIGHT menu when AGC in the EXPOSURE menu is ‘OFF’.
At this time, the exchange between DAY mode and NIGHT mode operates as like selecting ‘COLOR’ mode.
• The OSD key does not work for 3 seconds when switching to Color or B/W, to ensure stable camera
operation.
• The camera may focus less well under infrared illumination than under normal illumination.
• Since the camera may not focus as well under infrared illumination at night as it does under normal
illumination, install an Extra-low Dispersion Lens to obtain sharp pictures.
⑦IMAGE ADJ.
1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ‘IMAGE ADJ.’ by using the Up and Down buttons so
that the arrow indicates IMAGE ADJ.
2. Select a desired mode using the Up and Down buttons.

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●FREEZE : You can view still or moving pictures.
●V-REV : You can flip the picture vertically on the screen.
●H-REV : You can flip the picture horizontally on the screen.
●D-ZOOM : You can use a digital zoom of x1~x10.
●SHARPNESS : As you increase this value, the picture outline becomes stronger and clearer. Adjust this
value appropriately depending on the sharpness of the picture.
●RETURN : Select this to save the settings for the IMAGE ADJ. menu and to return to the SETUP menu.
☞Note
• When H-REV or V-REV is selected, any text in the picture also will be flipped horizontally or vertically.
• If you increase the SHARPNESS level too high, the picture may become distorted or noise may appear.
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1. When the SETUP menu screen is displayed, select ‘IMAGE ADJ.’ by using the Up and Down buttons so
that the arrow indicates IMAGE ADJ.
2. Select a desired mode using the Up and Down buttons.
●CAM TITLE : If you enter a title, the title will appear on the monitor.
①If the SPECIAL menu screen is displayed, use the Up and Down buttons so that the arrow indicates ‘CAM
TITLE’.
②Set it to ‘ON’ by using the Left and Right buttons.