DeepSea Power & Light HD Multi SeaCam User manual

DEEPSEA
POWER & LIGHT
®
Operator’s Manual
T: [phone]
F: [phone]
4033 Rufn Road
San Diego, CA
92123- 1817 USA
www.deepsea.com
[email protected]
Original Instruction - 1
REV 11/21/16
HD Multi-SeaCam®
Record product serial number below as it appears on the nameplate.
Serial #
Connector Type
Pin-outs:
●HD-SDI = Coax
●Ground = Pin ____
●Power = Pin ____
●Analog Video = Pin ____
●Tristate A = PIn ____
●Tristate B = Pin ____
HD Multi SeaCam
®

Specication Overview
* Specications subject to change without notice.
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Mechanical Specications
Conguration Flat Port Dome Port
Housing Aluminum, Titanium
Port Sapphire Optically polished glass hemisphere
Outer Diameter 56 mm [2.20 in] 69 mm [2.72 in]
Overall Length
(w/o connector) 103 mm [4.05 in] 121 mm [4.77 in]
Weight in Air Titanium: 0.65 kg [1.4 lbs] Titanium: 0.65 kg [1.4 lbs]
Weight in Water Titanium: 0.44 kg [1.0 lbs] Titanium: 0.37 kg [0.84 lbs]
Environmental Specications
Depth Rating1Aluminum: 4,000 m [13,123 ]
Titanium: 6,000 m [19,685 ]
Operating Temp.
(Air and Water)
-30° C to 40°C
[-22° F to 104°F]
Optical Specications
Lens 2.5 mm, F/2.8
Low Distortion
2.0 mm, F/3.0
Low Distortion
Focus Fixed focus
Depth of Field 50 mm [2 in] to Innity 10 mm [0.4 in] to Innity
FOV in Air 130° H x 70° V x 150° D 145° H x 85° V x 165° D
FOV in Water 85° H x 50° V x 95° D 145° H x 85° V x 165° D
Video Specications
Image Sensor 1/3-in. 2.2MP CMOS, 16:9 @ 0.1 Lux
Scene Illumination 0.2 Lux [50 IRE]
3.0 Lux (Color)
Resolution 1920 H x 1080 V
Signal to Noise >50 dB
HD Video Output2HD-SDI 1.5 Gb/s, 1080p/30
Analog Video Output3CVBS, NTSC/PAL Selectable
Electrical Specications
Power 10-32 VDC, 2W-max
Current 200mA max
Standard Connectors
Dimensions
1 6,000 m depth rating is limited by connector, housing crush depth exceeds 10,000 m.
2 Congurable to 1080p/25, 720p/60, 720p/50.
*Pinout diagrams represent the orientation of the pins
on the male bulkhead.
1.69
42.9
1.00
25.4
1.59
40.3
1.00
25.4
4x 1/4"-20
[inch]
mm
4.88
124.0
6.00
152.5
2.04
51.7
1.26
32.0
2.72
69.1
4.05
102.8
5.17
131.3
1.26
32.0
1.20
30.5
2.22
56.4
[inch]
mm
Fiber
Coax
SubConn 75CXBH
Coax Hybrid
Glass to Metal Version
COAX – HD-SDI video
Pin 1 – Ground
Pin 2 – Power
Pin 3 – Analog Video
(CVBS)
Pin 4 – CVBS_RET
Pin 5 – Control (A)
Pin 6 – Control (B)
1
2
4 3
5
6
Coax
SEA CON MINF-1FO
+ SEACON MCBH6
1FO – HD-SDI video
Pin 1 – Ground
Pin 2 – Power
Pin 3 – Analog Video
(CVBS)
Pin 4 – CVBS_RET
Pin 5 – Control (A)
Pin 6 – Control (B)
SEACON MCBH8
Pin 1 – DC +
Pin 2 – DC -
Pin 3 – CVBS - RET
Pin 4 – CVBS
Pin 5 – SDI +
Pin 6 – SDI -
Pin 7 - Control (A)
Pin 8 - Control (B)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
6
5
43
2
1
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124.0
2.04
51.7
1.26
32.0
2.72
69.1
6.29
159.8
4.05
102.8
1.26
32.0
1.20
30.5
2.22
56.4
5.46
138.6
[inch]
mm
2.04
51.7
2.72
69.1
5.91
150.2
6.93
176.1
2.29
58.1
1.20
30.5
2.22
56.4
5.08
129.0
6.10
154.9
2.29
58.1
[inch]
mm
Dimensions
1.69
42.9
1.00
25.4
1.59
40.3
1.00
25.4
4x 1/4"-20
OR
4x M6x1
Fiber
Coax
Bracket
2.72
69.1
4.88
124.0
6.98
177.3
2.04
51.7
1.26
32.0
4.05
102.8
6.14
156.1
2.22
56.4
1.20
30.5
1.26
32.0
[inch]
mm

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Table of Contents
Specification Overview 2
Table of Contents 3
Safety Symbols 4
General Notes and Warnings 4
Pre and Post Dive Inspection 4-5
Operation Procedure 5
Operation Instruction 5
Camera Output 5
Flooding Repair Procedure 5
Troubleshooting 5
RMA Procedure for Repair 5-6
Warranty Information 6-7
Limited Warranty 7
Appendix A: Tristate Input Camera Control 8-16

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Safety Symbol
In this operator’s manual and on the product, safety symbols are used to communicate important
safety information. This section is provided to improve understanding of these symbols.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to
avoid possible injury or death.
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in damage to the product or bodily harm.
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE indicates information that relates to the protection of property.
This symbol means read the operator’s manual carefully before using the equipment. The operator’s manual contains important information
on the safe and proper operation of the equipment.
This symbol means always wear safety glasses with side shields or goggles when handling or using this equipment to reduce the risk of eye
injury.
This symbol indicates the risk of electrical shock.
DANGER
!
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
General Notes and Warnings
The HD Multi-SeaCam supports a variety of connectors.
Be sure to verify pin-out orientation before use.
It is very important when preparing the system for
deployment that the cable, at both the camera and
topside ends, be carefully dressed to provide complete
strain relief to the connectors. Failure of the strain relief
provisions will almost certainly damage the connectors
and possibly other elements of the system.
DANGER
Do not operate any high voltage electrical
equipment in or around water without using
a Ground Fault Interrupt circuit (GFI) and an
isolation transformer, especially when divers
are in the water.
WARNING
Never place the camera in a vice or other hard
clamping tool. Should it become necessary
to hold the camera more tightly than can be
managed by hand, use a clean, good quality
strap wrench.
Pre and Post Dive Inspection
Rinse your HD Multi-SeaCam in fresh water after use in
saltwater.
Always check to make sure that the rear bulkhead con-
nector assembly is secure before deployment.
Before and after each deployment, check the following
areas for damage, wear or corrosion:
●Rear bulkhead connector assembly
●Video cable
●Front window
●Retaining cowl
WARNING
After each deployment, carefully check to
make sure the camera has not ooded. It is
possible for the camera to partially ood and
then reseal itself while underwater. Upon
surfacing, the camera can become internally
pressurized, which may be potentially
dangerous. Additionally, if the power remains
on when the camera has partially ooded, it
is possible for electrolytic generation of an
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gases. If a camera appears ooded upon
removal from the water, it should be treated
as potentially dangerous. Point the camera
away from persons and valuable equipment
and make sure that the power is disconnected.
See the Flooding Repair Procedure for more
information.
Integration Procedure
Integrating Instruction
1. Prepare a power supply with 10-36 V DC output.
2. Connect the camera power, HD-SDI video, analog
video, and control signals to their respective
interfaces per the pinout specified for the camera.
3. Prepare the camera bulkhead connector as
required, verifying proper lubrication of all O-rings
and seal surfaces with a silcone lubricant (spray
recommended).
4. Mate the female underwater connector to the male
bulkhead using a smooth linear motion, making
sure the connectors are fully seated and seals are
engaged.
5. Screw the locking sleeves together firmly (hand
tight-do not use tools). The camera is now ready
for operation; switch the power supply ON to
power the camera. The camera draws a max of
2W during operation and will work when supplied
with 10-36 VDC.
Video Output
The HD Multi-SeaCam is capable of producing an
incredible wide field of view both in and out of water.
However, depending on the camera model, there will be
slight barrel distortion to the image. The optics of the HD
Multi-SeaCam are optimized for use in water and models
with a dome port may not achieve full sharpness in air.
The digital HD video output from the camera is a SMPTE
292M compliant uncompressed HD-SDI data stream at
1.485 Gb/s. This camera is available with field selectable
1080p/30, 1080p/25, 720p/60, and 720p/50 image
formats.
As an auxiliary output this camera also has a 1Vp-p 75
ohm CVBS analog video signal available in either NTSC
or PAL formats. This can be used for diagnositc purposes
or as a redundant, backup standard definition video feed.
Flooding Repair Procedure
For safety reasons, always assume the camera
has flooded if it stops working while underwater and
take necessary precautions. When working on a poten-
tially flooded camera, it is important to use appropriate
personal protective equipment to include, at a mini-
mum, eye and hand protection.
1. Immediately turn off the power to the unit.
2. Open the housing by first removing the connector
for the device.
3. Remove the rear end cap-retaining ring. Do so
by separating the two components using a linear
motion. If required gently twist components while
separating.
4. Pour out any water trapped in the housing.
5. If the camera is completely flooded, rinse the
internal components with clean fresh water in
order to minimize contamination and corrosion.
6. Allow parts to dry in air or a convection oven set
to 60° C (140° F).
Troubleshooting
1. If the camera stops working while underwater,
always assume that it has been flooded. See
Flooding Repair procedure.
2. Once it has been determined that the camera is
not flooded, or if it does not turn on during pre-
deployment checks, troubleshoot in the following
sequence:
a. Check the cable/inline connector to make
sure that correct voltage and current are
being supplied, and that the pinout matches
the camera being used. See page 2 of this
manual for electrical specs and standard
connector pin-outs.
b. Remove the endcap to access the bulkhead
connector. Inspect the assembly for visual
signs of wear. Use a multi-meter check for
continuity or shorts in the connector. Try a
spare connector, if available.
c. If the camera still does not work, return it to
DSPL using the RMA Procedure.
RMA Procedure for Repair
Should it be necessary to return your camera to the
factory, follow the procedure for the Flooded Camera
Repair above, and by leaving the connector partially
unscrewed. For warranty and non-warranty repairs please
contact DeepSea Power & Light for a RMA number prior to
returning your item. Please have your light model number,
serial number and any other pertinent information along
with a description of the problem, on hand when you call,
or include them in a fax or e-mail. When shipping your
item, be sure that the freight is pre-paid (CODs will not be
accepted) and that the RMA number is clearly printed on
the outside of the box. All shipments should be sent to the
address below:

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DeepSea Power & Light
Attn: RMA ####
4033 Ruffin Road
San Diego, CA 92123-1817
U.S.A
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
Warranty Information
Limited Warranty
Seller warrants that the goods (except internal electronic
components) sold under this contract will be free from
defect in material and workmanship for a period of one
year from the date of shipment from the factory, if they
have been properly used. Internal electronic components
are warranted for 90 days from the date of shipment from
the factory, if they have been properly used.This warranty
will be limited to the repair or replacement of parts and the
necessarylaborandservicesrequiredtorepairthegoods.IT
IS EXPRESSLY AGREED THAT THIS WARRANTY WILL
BE IN LIEU OF ALL WARRANTIES OF FITNESS AND
IN LIEU OF THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY.
This warranty is the exclusive and only warranty to pass
with the goods under this contract. No agent, employee,
or representative of the Seller has any authority to bind
Seller to any information, representation, or warranty
concerning the goods sold under this contract, and unless
an affirmation, representation, or warranty made by an
agent, employee, or representative is specifically included
within this contract, it will not be enforceable by Buyer.
If notice of defect is given to DeepSea Power & Light,
www.deepsea.com
[email protected]
4033 Rufn Road
San Diego, CA
92123-1817 USA T: [phone]
F: [phone]
Inc. within such 90 day or one year warranty period, the
sole obligation of DeepSea Power & Light, Inc. shall be to
furnish new or repaired parts free of charge in exchange
for parts which have been proved defective and does not
include any other costs such as the cost of removal of
the defective part, installation, labor, or consequential
damages of any kind, the exclusive remedy being to
require DeepSea Power & Light, Inc. to furnish such new
parts. Under no circumstances shall the Buyer be entitled
to recover any incidental damages as that term is defined
in Commercial Code §2715.

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Appendix A
Tristate Input Camera Control

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1. HD Multi SeaCam On Screen Display Control
The HD Mul SeaCam is equipped with an on screen display (OSD) interface which allows various parameters of the
camera module to be congured by the user. The OSD interface is only accessible in the CVBS analog video output and
will not be visible in HD-SDI.
1.1 Tristate Controls
The HD Mul SeaCam can be congured with dual tristate input control pins which are mapped to control the on screen
display menu of the internal HD camera module. The two control pins are referred to as Tristate A and Tristate B.
Each control pin has three valid states: pulled high “HI”, pulled low “LO”, or undriven/open “OPEN”. These states are
mapped to a menu navigaon direcon with Tristate A controlling “UP” and “DOWN” and Tristate B controlling “LEFT”
and “RIGHT”. Simultaneously pulling both tristate pins low is mapped to a “SELECT” funcon as summarized in the
table below. Pulling both pins high can be used to return the camera to its factory reset state. See secon 1.4 for more
informaon on the factory reset feature.
Tristate A Tristate B OSD Acon
OPEN OPEN N/A
OPEN HI RIGHT
OPEN LO LEFT
HI OPEN UP
HI HI RESET
HI LO N/A
LO OPEN DOWN
LO HI N/A
LO LO SELECT/OPEN
Table 1 - OSD Tristate Control Signal Mapping
See Secon for a detailed walkthrough of the OSD conguraon menus.

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1.5 OSD Menu Structure
MAIN MENU SUB MENU1 SUB MENU2 SUB MENU3 VALUE FACTORY
DEFAULT
FOCUS ADJ RETURN - - - OFF
LENS
ELC MODE - NORMAL /
DEBLUR
ELC - NORMAL
ALC MODE -
INDOOR /
OUTDOOR /
DEBLUR
EXPOSURE
BRIGHTNESS - - 0 - 20 9
SHUTTER
AUTO - -
AUTO
MANUAL SPEED 1/30(1/25) -
1/60000
FLICKER - -
SENS-UP - - OFF / X2~X8 OFF
AGC - - 0 - 20 10
BACKLIGHT
OFF - - -
OFF
HLC LEVEL - 0 - 20
BLC
H-POS - 0 - 20
V-POS - 0 - 20
H-SIZE - 0 - 20
V-SIZE - 0 - 20
WDR WEIGHT - LOW / MIDDLE /
HIGH
DAY&NIGHT
MODE - - AUTO / COLOR /
B&W / EXTERN COLOR
SMART IR - - OFF / ON OFF
AGC THRES - - 0 - 20 10
AGC MARGIN - - 0 - 20 10
DELAY - -LOW / MIDDLE /
HIGH LOW
N->D LEVEL - - 0-20 7
D->N LEVEL - - 0-20 5
WHITE BALANCE
AUTO - - -
AUTO
AUTO ext - - -
PRESET - - [NOT AVAILABLE]
MANUAL
KELVIN - LOW / MIDDLE /
HIGH
R-GAIN - 0 - 20
B-GAIN - 0 - 20
3D-DNR - - - LOW / MIDDLE /
HIGH LOW
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MAIN MENU SUB MENU1 SUB MENU2 SUB MENU3 VALUE FACTORY
DEFAULT
IMAGE
SHARPNESS - - 0 - 10 4
GAMMA - - 0.45 - 0.65 0.55
COLOR GAIN - - 0 - 20 10
MIRROR - - OFF / ON OFF
FLIP - - OFF / ON OFF
D-ZOOM - - X1.0 – X8.0 1.0X
D-WDR - - OFF / LOW /
MIDDLE / HIGH OFF
DEFOG
OFF - -
OFF
MODE - AUTO/MANUAL
LEVEL - LOW/MIDDLE/
HIGH
SHADING OFF - OFF / ON OFF
WEIGHT - 0-100
PRIVACY
OFF - -
OFF
ON
ZONE NO. 0 – 15
ZONE DISP OFF / ON
H-POS 0 - 60
V-POS 0 - 40
H-SIZE 0 - 60
V-SIZE 0 - 40
Y LEVEL 0 - 20
CR LEVEL 0 - 20
CB LEVEL 0 - 20
MOTION DETECT
OFF - - -
OFF
ON
SENSITIVITY - 0 - 20
WINDOW TONE
WINDOW USE
WINDOW ZONE
DET H-POS - 0 - 60
DET V-POS - 0 - 40
DET H-SIZE - 0 - 60
DET V-SIZE - 0 - 40
ALARM - OFF / ON
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SYSTEM
IMAGE RANGE
USER OFFSET 0 - 20
USER – 8
FULL - -
COMP - -
OUTPUT MODE - - 1080P / 720P 1080P
COLOR SPACE - - HD-CbCr / YUV /
SD-CbCr HD-CbCr
FRAME RATE - - [30FPS / 25FPS] /
[60FPS / 50FPS] 30FPS
CVBS - - NTSC / PAL NTSC
LANGUAGE - -
English/Chinese/
Chinese(s)/
Japanese/Korean
English
COLORBAR - - OFF / ON OFF
RESET - - [NOT AVAILABLE] -
EXIT - - - - -

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1.5 OSD Configuration Options Summary
1.5.1 FOCUS ADJUST - Focus Adjustment Aid
The FOCUS ADJUST menu opon provides an on-screen tool for feedback in posioning and focusing the lens at the
factory and is not useful for eld operaons with the assembled HD Mul SeaCam.
1.5.2 LENS – Lens Light Level Control
There are two available level compensaon modes:
1. ALC – Automac Level Control: primarily used with lenses equipped with an auto iris mechanism
2. ELC – Electronic Level Control: uses sensor exposure correcon to substute the funconality of an auto iris
lens in some applicaons
The HD Mul SeaCam is equipped with a xed aperture lens lending the ALC funcon inert, however laboratory tesng
has shown that the ALC mode is sll preferred as the default seng due to the small sensing area used in the ELC
algorithms.
1.5.3 EXPOSURE - Exposure Settings
The EXPOSURE menu allows user congured sensor exposure sengs such as the electronic shuer speed, pixel
Automac Gain Control (AGC), and mulple frame integraon modes for higher low-light sensivity (SENS-UP).
For most condions, the Auto exposure mode will work best.
Enabling and increasing the SENS-UP value will allow the sensor to perform exposure integraon periods longer than
the video frame rate to increase the amount of light collected on the imager. This will slow the eecve refresh rate of
the video, increase latency, and add arfacts to dynamic scenes such as moon blur and increased pixel noise. Enabling
SENS-UP is generally not useful for subsea applicaons.
1.5.4 BACKLIGHT - Backlit Image Compensation
The BACKLIGHT menu oers mechanisms for compensang for back-lit scenes and is not oen useful in subsea imaging
applicaons.
1.5.5 DAY&NIGHT – Low Light Image and Color Compensation Tools
The day/night mode of the camera module is primarily for security applicaons and is generally not useful in subsea
applicaons. This sengs is xed to provide a color image full-me in the factory default sengs.
1.5.6 WHITE BALANCE – Image White Balance and Color Correction
Auto white balance mode will work in most situaons where color accuracy is not crical. If a xed white point is
needed, use the Manual sengs menu to congure the camera for the specic applicaon and lighng system. The
AUTO ext and PRESET modes are not supported.
1.5.7 3D-DNR – 3D Digital Noise Reduction
The 3D digital noise reducon engine in the image signal processor can help reduce the amount of pixel noise present
in low-light environments and is enabled by the factory default sengs at the LOW level. There is lile performance
dierence observed with increasing the noise reducon level.
1.5.8 IMAGE – Video Image Tuning Options
The IMAGE menu oers access to a variety of tools for tuning the video color, image orientaon, and other digital
imaging eects.

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1.5.8.1 SHARPNESS
Applies a digital sharpening algorithm to the video data to enhance edges in high contrast scenes and bringing out ner
details.
1.5.8.2 GAMMA
Shis the color gamma curve to change color saturaon within a limited range.
1.5.8.3 COLOR GAIN
Changes the saturaon level of the color informaon in the image to heighten or suppress color informaon. This can
be used to enhance contrasng color areas of an image to help dierent colors stand out more against a background
but does aect color accuracy. The default factory sengs priorize color accuracy over color contrast.
1.5.8.4 MIRROR
A digital eect that mirrors the image vercally.
1.5.8.5 FLIP
A digital eect that ips the image around 180°.
1.5.8.6 D-ZOOM
A digital eect that scales the image pixels to eecvely zoom in on the center of the image. This is a digital eect only
and does not produce full resoluon images when in use.
1.5.8.7 D-WDR
The D-WDR feature applies a digital wide dynamic range lter which selecvely enhances the brightness of the image
in dark areas and lowers the brightness in light areas to compress the dynamic range of an image into the displayable
picture. This eect can enhance visibility in high-contrast lit scenes but is disabled by default in the factory sengs.
1.5.8.9 DEFOG
The DEFOG lter is a digital eect that employs contrast stretching to help improve visibility of objects in cloudy scenes
with high amounts of parculates and diuse lighng but the eect is usually subtle and disabled in the default factory
sengs.
1.5.8.10 SHADING
The SHADING lter is used to remove xed intensity gradients introduced by lenses and lighng but is not useful for
most subsea applicaons and is disabled in the factory default sengs.
1.5.8.11 PRIVACY
The PRIVACY eect applies a privacy mask to the video image blocking part of the scene from being viewed and is not
typically useful for subsea applicaons.
1.5.9 MOTION DETECT – In-Frame Motion Detection Image Processor
The Moon Detecon engine can be used to highlight parts of the image that change from one video frame to the next.
It will draw red outline boxes around those areas that meet the change threshold set by the user. The hardware alarm
feature is not supported by the HD Mul SeaCam.

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1.5.10 SYSTEM – Video Format Settings and Camera System Options
1.5.10.1 COM
The COM menu is used by some of the internal funcons of the HD Mul SeaCam. Access to these sengs through the
OSD menu is restricted.
1.5.10.2 IMAGE RANGE
The IMAGE RANGE opons change the apparent brightness of the video image.
1.5.10.3 OUTPUT MODE
The OUTPUT MODE opon selects between full resoluon HD 1080 (1920x1080) progressive scan video frames and a
scaled 720 (1280x720) progressive scan video frame. Since the 720P output mode is scaled, the eecve eld of view
of the video image is unchanged from the full HD 1080P mode.
1.5.10.4 COLOR SPACE
Select between HD-CbCr, YUV, and SD-CbCr color spaces. It is not recommeded to change these sengs from their
default values.
1.5.10.5 FRAME RATE
Users can select the video frame rate for a given Output Mode – either 30 or 25 frames per second. 60 and 50 frames
per second rates are not currently supported for either OUTPUT MODE.
1.5.10.6 CVBS
The CVBS analog video output can be congured for either NTSC or PAL formats and frame rates.
1.5.10.7 LANGUAGE
Select between English, Chinese, Chinese(s), Japanese, and Korean for the OSD menu.
1.5.10.8 COLORBAR
A color bar test paern can be generated by the HD Mul SeaCam for signal diagnosc purposes and troubleshoong
of the HD-SDI video data link.
1.5.10.9 RESET
The camera module reset funcon is not available through the OSD menu. Use the Factory Reset procedure found in
secon 1.4 instead.
1.5.11 EXIT – OSD Menu Exit
Hing select on EXIT will exit the OSD menu and apply all sengs. Changes will be preserved through power cycles only
aer exing the OSD menu using this EXIT prompt.

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1.5 Factory Reset
Returning the HD Mul SeaCam camera to the factory supplied sengs can be done through the Tristate input control
pins.
1.5.1 Tristate Input Factory Reset Method
To reset the camera using the two Tristate inputs, hold Tristate A and Tristate B high for 5 seconds. Aer 5 seconds the
camera will undergo a brief reset sequence during which the camera video outputs will be disabled and there will be
no image available. Aer the successful factory reset the output video drivers will be enabled again and the camera will
be reset to the factory default sengs. This process takes approximately 20-30 seconds.