Digimerge DPV24D User manual

Vandal Models: DPV24D / DPV24TLX
Indoor Models: DPD23D / DPD24D
Ultra Resolution
Day & Night Dome Camera
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it handy for future reference.
Ultra Resolution
Day & Night Dome Camera
V2.0

INTRODUCTION
Features
All Models Feature:
• 1/3”SonySuperHAD™IICCD
• Excellentlowlightperformanceusing
 PolarisVision2technology.
• 0.15Lux/F1.2(Color)
 0.001Luxw/Sense-Upatx256
• 600TVlines(Color)ofresolution
• 3DDigitalNoiseReduction(3D-DNR)
• OSDmenucontrol
• PrivacyMasking/MotionDetection
• VIDEOOUT(BNC)
• Operatesin12VDCor24VAC
• TestMonitorOutput
• CameraMounting:Surface/Flushmounting
  (IndoorModelonly)
DPD23D
• IndoorDomeModel
• 3.6mmFixedLens
DPD24D
• IndoorDomeModel
• 2.8-10.5mmVarifocalDay/NightLensF1.4DCIris
DPV24D
• VandalResistantDomeModel
• 2.8-10.5mmVarifocalDay/NightLensF1.4DCIris
DPV24TLX
• VandalResistantDomeModel
• 2.8-10.5mmVarifocalDay/NightLensF1.4DCIris
• SmartIRtechnology
• ICRltertogiveclearnightvision
• Built-inHeater
• 0LuxwithIRLED
General DPD23D DPD24D DPV24D DPV24TLX
Power source DC 12V / AC 24V +10%
Power consumption 2.5 Watts TBD
Image sensor 1/3”SonySuperHAD™IICCD
Total pixels 811 (H) x 508 (V)
Scanning system 2:1 interlace
Scanning frequency 15.734KHz(H), 59.95Hz(V)
Sync.system Internal / Line Lock
Resolution 600 TV Lines
Min.Illumination 0.15Lux / 0.001Lux
Sense Up at x256 0 Lux IR LED On
Video output 1.0 Vp-p (75 ohm, composite)
S/N Ratio more than 50dB (AGC OFF)
Operating Temperature -10°C - +50°C -30°C - +50°C
Power input 2-Pin terminal block (Detachable)
Video output BNC Connector (2nd video RCA)
Lens mount Fixed mount
Lens 3.6mm Fixed 2.8 - 10.5mm F1.4 Varifocal DC Auto iris
Operating humidity 0-99% (non-condensing)
SPECIFICATIONS
-1-

-3--2-
MEASUREMENTS PACKING CONTENTS
130 mm
5.1 in
Vandal Dome Underside Conduit FittingVandal Dome Dimensions
112 mm
4.4 in
3/4’’ -14
NPS thread 12mm (1/2in.) or less/
97.0 mm
3.82 in
130 mm
5.1 in
112 mm
4.4 in
39 mm
1.5 in
115 mm
4.5 in
27 mm
1.1 in
137°
123°
100°
7 mm
.28 in
Underside Base hole positionsIndoor Dome Dimensions
Recess cutout and tting clearance.Recess Mount Fitting dimensions
Indoor Dome package contains the following:
Camera in housing ---------------------------------1
Camera Locking screw (PM3 Type)------------1
Instruction guide (This Document)-------------1
Surface & Flush Mounting Template -----------1
RCA - BNC test cable------------------------------1
Junction Box Plate----------------------------------1
Mounting screw pack ------------------------------1
Vandal Dome package contains these additional items:
Star shape dome cover Tamper key -----------1
Surface Mounting Template ----------------------1
Conduit Key ------------------------------------------1
Junction box plate allows tting of either Vandal dome or
Indoor dome to standard 2S, 4S and Octagon junction
boxes.
Junction Box tting plate accessories:
Junction Box Fiting plate -------------------------1
2S / 4S plate screws (KM3.5 Type) ------------4
Octagon tting screws (KM4 Type)-------------2
Base Fitting Screws PWW 4mm ----------------3
JUNCTION BOX PLATE
Screw hole overview Vandal dome tting illustration Plate tting ush side to the junction box
Base Fitting
Screws
88.9 mm
3.5 in
83.3 mm
3.28 in
46.0 mm
1.8 in
Base Fitting
Screw.
Octagon
Screw
2S / 4S
Screw
PM3 Locking
Screw
Conduit
Key
Star Shape
Key
Mounting Screws Pack.
3pc 70mm / 2.8in Screws
3pc 30mm / 1.2in Screws
3pc 40mm 1.6in plugs

-5--4-
JUNCTION BOX INSTALLATION TYPES VANDAL DOME FITTINGS
a. 2S Fitting requires only 2pcs of base
attachment screws.
Note: You have a reduced space in which
to hide cables using this type of
installation. Recommended for indoor
dome only.
Pendant Cap - model # MNTV2XPC
Replaces the need for the camera base.
Compatible with ceiling conduit installations
Wall Mount - model # MNTV2XW
Complete wall mount tting
Cap, bracket, and junction box.
Junction Box Accessory - model # MNTV2XJ
Fits either wall mount and corner mount bracket.
Symmetrical so reversible for top or bottom
conduit.
Corner Mount bracket - model # MNTV2XR
Can t either Wall Bracket or Junction Box. Pendant Mount - model # MNTV2XC
a. 4S Fitting required 4pcs of base attachment
screws.
Note: A 4S junction box provides the most
robust tting of a camera to a junction
box. Suitable for both indoor and vandal
domes.
a. Octagon Box requires only 2pcs of base
attachment screws.
Note Screws used for the octagon box are
larger compared to those used for the
2S/4S (M4 type). Suitable for both
indoor and vandal domes
2S Fitting
Cable
Entry
4S Fitting
Cable
Entry
Octagon Box
Cable
Entry
Screws
Screws
Screws

-7--6-
INSTALLATION. VANDAL DOME INSTALLATION. INTERNAL DOME
a) Press down on the tab marked with an arrow to lift
up the dome cover slightly
b) While pressing on tab, twist the dome cover anti-
clockwise to release dome cover from back clips.
Lift off the cover.
a) Remove the three tamper screws using the Hex key
provided.
b) Use included mounting template to mark and pre-drill
the required holes. Use included 2.8” screws
to mount the camera directly to the mounting
surface. Proceed to step 4
OR Remove the camera base by unscrewing the base
locking screw (indicated with a padlock marking)
and turn camera module approx. 5 degrees
counter-clockwise to detach camera base from
the camera module. Proceed to step 3
a) Use the included surface mounting template or
the base to mark and pre-drill all required holes.
Attach camera base to mounting surface.
NOTE: If you plan on installing onto a junction
box, attach provided mounting plate rst to the
junction box and then attach camera base to
the mounting plate.
b) Reinsert camera module into camera base
by ligning up the arrow notches, and turning
camera module clockwise to lock into place.
c) Reinstall base locking screw as indicated by
padlock mark to secure camera base to camera
module.
Skip step 4
a) Reinsert camera module into camera base
by ligning up the arrow notches, and turning
camera module clockwise to lock into place.
b) Reinstall base locking screw as indicated
by padlock mark to secure camera base to
camera module.
Note: If you plan to use conduit tting, remove
conduit cap using the conduit key.
a) Re-attach the camera cover, using the locking nut as a
guide, until it snaps into place.
b) Use the Hex key to tighten the tamper screws to create a
proper weatherproof seal.
Note: Make sure dome cover cord attached to the camera
module does not get caught in the rubber seal of
dome.
a) Remove camera cover by squeezing the back and front
of the cover as indicated by the “PRESS” indicators at the
same time and lifting it up and away from the lens.
b) Insert the included video test cable into the RCA jack and
connect to test monitor to set up camera. (see page 8)
c) Adjust camera viewing angle and secure into place by
tightening thumb screw using a at head screwdriver.
Make lens and OSD adjustments as required. NOTE lens
adjustment levers are by default in the locked position,
turn counter clockwise to unlock.
SURFACE MOUNT ONLY
a) Use included mounting template to mark and
pre-drill the required holes. Use included 2.8”
screws to mount the camera directly to the
mounting surface. Proceed to step 5
OR Remove the camera base by unscrewing the
base locking screw (indicated with a padlock
marking) and turn camera module approx. 5
degrees counter-clockwise to detach camera
base from the camera module.
FLUSH MOUNT ONLY
a) Cut ush mounting hole into surface using provided ush
mounting template.
b) Insert dome into cutout and turn screwdriver clockwise
to unlock the 3 mounting arms.
c) Continue turning clockwise to move mounting arms
down until they make contact with inner mounting
surface.
a) Use the included surface mounting template or
the base to mark and pre-drill all required holes.
Attach camera base to mounting surface.
NOTE: If you plan on installing onto a junction box,
attach provided mounting plate rst to the
junction box and then attach camera base to
the mounting plate.
a) Re-attach the camera cover, using the locking nut as a guide, until it snaps into place.
b) Reattach dome cover.
Follow step 4 on page 6.
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-9--8-
CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL ATW
4. DAY NIGHT AUTO
5. 3DNR OFF
6. SPECIAL
7. ADJUST
8. RESET
9. EXIT
1. LENS DC
LENS •DC
EXPOSURE •SHUTTER•AGC•SENS-UP•BLC•D-WDR•RETURN
WHITEBAL •AWB•ATW•AWCSET•OUTDOOR•INDOOR•MANUAL
DAY/NIGHT•AUTO•COLOR•B/W
3DNR •OFF•ON
SPECIAL •CAMTITLE•D-EFFECT•MOTION•PRIVACY
 •SYNC•LANGUAGE
ADJUST •SHARPNESS•MONITOR•OSDCOLOR
RESET •FACTORY•RETURN
MENU TREE SUMMARY
1. Press down on the function joystick to access the setup menu.
• Main setup menu is displayed on the monitor screen.
2. Select a function by moving the joystick up and down and move left or right to change
setting value and press joystick to conrm selection.
3. If a menu option features a ' ', a sub menu is available which can be accessed by pressing
down on the joystick
4. Once nished updating settings, highlight 'EXIT' and press down on the joystick
to exit setup menu
Menu Setup
OSD function joystick. Pressing down
on joystick acts as ENTER function.
RCA Service Connector
Use supplied RCA - BNC cable
If you require BNC output.
•NOTE
The brightness level can be adjusted within
the range of 0 - 100. Default setting - 50
The EXPOSURE menu is used to set the automatic
light control method for the camera.
1. Highlight 'EXPOSURE' in the main setup menu
2. Press the joystick to access the exposure setup menu.
EXPOSURE
Using this function, you can control screen brightness.
1. Highlight 'LENS' in the main setup menu
2. Press the joystick to access the DC lens setup menu.
3. After completing setting update, highlight 'RETURN' to save setting and return to previous menu
SHUTTER : Select the shutter mode. (1/60, FLK - 1/100,000 sec, x2 - 256)
Default setting is 1/60
AGC: Auto gain control (LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH)
Default setting is MIDDLE
LENS
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL MANUAL
EXPOSURE
 
AGC MIDDLE
SENSE-UP AUTO
BLC OFF
D-WDR OFF
RETURN RET
LENS

RETURN RET

-11--10-
CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
Select digital slow shutter speed setting in order to allow extra light into the camera
thereby providing higher sensitivity in low light conditions. NOTE only adjustable
if SHUTTER setting is set to 'AUTO' or '1/60'
- OFF : Deactivates the SENS-UPfunction.
Selectable low shutter values are as follows:
x2 x4 x8 x16 x32 x64 x128 x 256 (default - x8)
For proper setup, check setting during low light / night time conditions.
- AUTO :Activates SENS-UP function. Enter submenu to select maximum low shutter value
•It's recommended to keep the value in the x2 to x64 range to limit ghosting
effect.
Notes
SENSE-UP
SENSE-UP x�
RETURN RET
SENSE-UP
EXPOSURE
SHUTTER 1/60
AGC MIDDLE
SENSE-UP AUTO
BLC OFF
D-WDR OFF
RETURN RET
The BLC menu is used to adjust backlight compensation function to sharpen subjects in backlight situations
1. Highlight 'BLC' in the exposure setup menu.
2. Press the joystick to access the BLC setup
menu.
BACKLIGHT (BLC)
BLCOFF
HSBLC (Highlight Compensation):
If a scene contains very bright light sources (e.g. car headlights),they will be masked
to provide greater detail in the rest of the scene.
Enter the HSBLC submenu to select an area in the scene which requires masking.
Change the LEVEL value to set level of masking and change MODE to set whether
to mask all day long or during low light conditions only.
Default setting is OFF
EXPOSURE
SHUTTER 1/60
AGC MIDDLE
SENSE-UP AUTO
BLC OFF
D-WDR OFF
RETURN RET
BLC (Backlight Compensation):
Enter the BLC submenu to select an area in
the scene which requires enhancing.
Change the GAIN value (LOW/MIDDLE/HIGH)
to set level of enhancement.
BLC
GAIN LOW
AREA
DEFAULT
RETURN RET

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CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
D-WDR :
1. Highlight 'D-WDR' in the exposure
setup menu.
2. Move the the joystick left/right to
change setting to OFF/INDOOR/OUTDOOR.
Default setting is OFF
The D-WDR menu is used to adjust dynamic range of the camera electronically.
This is especially useful in high contrast scenes in order to brighten up
darker parts of the scene.
White balance function adjusts displayed colors to account for different lighting temperatures.
1. Highlight 'WHITE BAL' in the main setup menu.
2. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting to:
AWB/AWC->SET/MANUAL/INDOOR/OUTDOOR/ ATW
Default setting is AWB (Auto White Balance)
White Balance (White Bal.)
Wide Dynamic Range (E-WDR)
EXPOSURE
SHUTTER 1/60
AGC MIDDLE
SENSE-UP AUTO
BLC OFF
D-WDR OFF
RETURN RET
INDOOR : Preferred setting when camera is installed indoors.
Default settings are LOW-6 and HIGH-9
OUTDOOR ::
Preferred setting when camera is installed outdoors.
Default settings are LOW-11 and HIGH-11
D-WDR INDOOR
LOW-LEVEL ----|---- �
HIGH-LEVEL ----|---- �
RETURN RET
AWB(Automatic White Balance) : This mode automatically adjusts white balance
AWC-SET : To obtain the optimum state under the current luminance
levels, direct the camera to point toward a sheet of white paper
and press the SET button. If the environment changes, including
the light source, the white balance will require re-adjustment.
MANUAL : The manual adjustment setting enables
detailed color adjustment. Select 'ATW' or 'AWB' rst
then change to 'MANUAL' adjustment setting and press
the joystick. Set the appropriate color temperature
by increasing / decreasing the red and blue color values
and monitor the color changes of the object.
Default settings are BLUE-41, RED-45
INDOOR : Select this when the color temperature is between 4,500˚K
and 8,500˚K.
OUTDOOR : Select this when the color temperature is between 1,800˚K
and 10,500˚K. (sodium light)
ATW(Auto Tracking White Balance) : This mode can be used within the color temperature
range 1,800˚K ~ 10,500˚K
•White Balance may not work properly under the following conditions. In this case
select the AWC mode.
1 When the color temperature of the environment surrounding the subject is outside
of the supported temperature range (e.g. clear sky or sunset).
2 When the ambient illumination of the subject is dim.
3 If the camera is directed towards a uorescent light or is installed in a place
where illumination changes dramatically, the White Balance function may become
unstable.
Notes
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL AWB
4. DAY NIGHT AUTO
WHITE BAL MANUAL
 
 
RETURN RET

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CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
The DAY/NIGHT menu is used to congure the day and night related settings for the camera.
1. Highlight 'DAY&NIGHT' in the main setup menu
2. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting to AUTO/COLOR/ B/W
3. Press the joystick to access the submenu's for AUTO and B/W settings
DAY/NIGHT
COLOR :The picture is always displayed in color.
B/W :The picture is always displayed in black and
white. Press joystick to turn ON or OFF
the burst signal in B/W mode.
AUTO :The mode is switched to ‘Color ’ ina normal
environment, but switches to ‘B/W’mode
when ambient illuminationis low.To set up
the switching time or speed for AUTOmode,
press the joystick.
You can now set the Delay in seconds
for the Day - Night and the Night - Day
transitions.
DAY NIGHT AUTO
 
 
 
RETURN RET

BURST OFF
RETURN RET
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL
4. DAY NIGHT
MANUAL
AUTO
This function reducesthe background noise in a low luminance environment.
1.Highlight '3DNR' in the main setup menu.
2. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting to OFF/ON
OFF - Noise is not reduced
ON - Noise is reduced
3. Press the joystick to access the submenu for ON setting.
In the 3DNR submenu you can adjust the noise reduction level values range
from 0 to 100. Default setting is 60.
Digital Noise Reduction (3D DNR)
•Noise levels can be very subtle, and may not be always noticable on adjusting
•When adjusting the noise reduction level in 3DNR submenu, remember that the
higher the level set, the more the noise level will be reduced, however this can
have a softening effect on the image.
Notes

 
RETURN RET
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL
4. DAY NIGHT
MANUAL
AUTO
5. 3DNR ON

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CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
2. Press the joystick to access the submenu for SPECIAL settings.
1. Highlight 'SPECIAL' in the main setup menu.
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL
1. CAM TITLE OFF
2. D-EFFECT
4. MOTION OFF
5. PRIVACY OFF
6. SYNC INT
7. LANGUAGE ENG
8. DEFECT
9. RETURN RET
SETUP
1. LENS DC
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL ATW
4. DAY NIGHT
5. 3DNR ON
6. SPECIAL
AUTO
7. ADJUST
8. RESET
9. EXIT
CAMTITLE : If you enter a title, the title will appear onthe monitor.
1. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting to OFF/ON
OFF - No camera title is displayed
ON - Camera title is displayed
•When the CAM TITLE is OFF no title will be displayed on the monitor even if you
had previously setup a name. This is the master display setting.
Notes
2. Press the joystick to access the submenu for ON setting. Here you will be able
to enter the camera title.
3. Move the the joystick left/right/up/down to select a letter/number/symbol and press
joystick to conrm selection. Repeat steps until camera title is completed and select
'POS' to select on-screen location for title and 'END' to save title. You can enter up
to a maximum of 15 characters.
•If you move th e cursor to CLR and press the joystick , all the letters are deleted.
To edit a letter, change the cursor to the bottom left arrow and press
the joystick. Move the cursor over the letter to be edited, move the
cursor to the letter to be inserted and then press the joystick.
Notes
CAM TITLE
0123456789
ABCDEFGHIJK
LMNOPQRSTUV
WXYZ()
¯-_/■=&:~,.
  CLRPOS END
•Only English is available in this mode for camera title.
•Only max 15 characters for the title allowed.

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CAMERA ADJUSTMENT CAMERA ADJUSTMENT
D-EFFECT: Applies digital effects to camera image.
1. Highlight 'D-EFFECT' in the SPECIAL setup menu.
Digital Zoom can range from 1x to 32x. Too much digital zoom will result in blocky image
Pan / Tilt range is -100 to 100.
2. Press the joystick to access the submenu.
3. FREEZE: Freezes current image displayed
4. MIRROR: MIRROR will mirror the image.
V-FLIP, will ip the image vertically.
ROTATE, will vertically ip and also mirror.
OFF, no image effect applied.
5. D-ZOOM: Allows digital zoom and position to be set.
FREEZE OFF
MIRROR OFF
D-ZOOM OFF
NEG.IMAGE OFF
RETURN RET
SPECIAL
1. CAM TITLE OFF
2. D-EFFECT
3. MOTION OFF
4. PRIVACY OFF
6. SYNC INT
7. LANGUAGE ENGLISH
8. RETURN END
D-EFFECT
D-ZOOM x 1.0
PAN ----|---- 0
TILT ----|---- 0
RETURN RET
D-ZOOM
1. Highlight 'MOTION' in the SPECIAL setup menu
2. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting to OFF/ON
3. Press the joystick to access the submenu for ON setting
MOTION:
You canmonitor activitymore efciently, because a
signal is generated by the camera
whenever motion is detected. Visual notication is also available.
- AREA SELECT: Select motion detection area number. AREA 1-4
With the area slected will be shown ashing on and off visually.
- AREA DISPLAY: Turns selected motion detection area ON or OFF.
Pressing joystick when ON will change display to set
the position and the size of the area. Moving the joystick
will change the setting, and press joystick to accept.
After you have set both position,size you can RET or AGAIN
- SENSITIVITY: Adjust sensitivity for selected motion detection area (0-40).
- MOTION VIEW: Turn motion detection view ON or OFF. When turned on,
upon detection of motion, motion is shown as green dots
to indicate area in which motion is taking place.

POSITION 

MOTION
MOTION
 
AREA DISPLAY ON
 
MOTION VIEW OFF
RETURN RET
•Motion detection is normally part of a DVR which would provide more exible customization options.
Notes
SPECIAL
1. CAM TITLE OFF
2. D-EFFECT
4. MOTION OFF
5. PRIVACY OFF
6. SYNC INT
7. LANGUAGE ENG
8. DEFECT
9. RETURN RET

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CAMERA ADJUSTMENT TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. Highlight 'PRIVACY' in the SPECIAL setup menu.
2. Move the the joystick left/right to change setting
to OFF/ON
3. Press the joystick to access the submenu for ON setting
PRIVACY:
ADJUST:
Hide an area so that it is not displayed on the monitor.
LANGUAGE:
The OSD supports English ,Korean,Japanese, Chinese, Simplied Chinese,Russian
DEFECT:
For Service use only!
PRIVACY
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AREA DISPLAY ON
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RETURN RET
ADJUST
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MONITOR CRT
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RETURN RET
RESET
FACTORY RESET
RETURN RET
SHARPNESS: Image edge sharpness 0 (soft image)
to 31 oversharp (default is 12)
MONITOR: CRT/LCD/USER setting for monitor type
Note: For direct monitor connection only.
(default is CRT)
OSD COLOR: 1-3 color for OSD menu text
(default is 3)
RESET:
This will reset all settings for all menus to manufacturer
defaults. This allow you to return to shipped
settings from the manufacturer.
- AREA SELECT: Select privacy area number. AREA 1-8
With the area slected will be shown ashing on and off visually.
- AREA DISPLAY: Turns selected privacy area ON or OFF.
Pressing joystick when ON will change display to set
the position and the size of the area. Moving the joystick
will change the setting, and press joystick to accept.
After you have set both position,size you can RET or AGAIN
- COLOR: Range 0-15. Sets the color of the selected privacy area.
ADJUST
RESET
Nothing appears on the screen.
 Check thatthe power cord and lineconnection between the camera and monitorare connected properly.
 Checkthat you haveproperlyconnected VIDEO cable to thecamera VIDEO outputjack.
The image on the screen is dim.
 Is lens stained with dirt? Clean lens with soft, clean cloth.
 Adjust the monitor contrast & brightness controls
 Re-position the camera if necessary.
The image on the screen is dark.
 Adjust the contrast featureof the monitor.
 If you have anintermediate device,set the 75Ω/ Hi-z properly.
The camera is not working properly,and the surface of the camera is hot.
 Checkthat you haveproperlyconnected the camera to an appropriate power source.
The Motion Detection functiondoes not work.
 Check that MOTION DEF of SPECIAL SETUP menu is ‘ON’ for the selected area.
Color is not correct.
 Check the setting of WHITE BAL SETUP menu .
Refer to the following table if you are experiencing trouble with your camera.
Contact an authorized technician if the table does not provide you with a
solutionto the trouble.
As shown in the table above, voltage decreases as the wire gets longer. Therefore use of
an excessively long adaptor output line for connection to the camera may affect the
performance of the camera.
*Standard voltage for camera operation : AC 24V ±10% or DC 12V ±10%
*There may be some deviation in voltage drop depending on the type of wire and the manufacturer.
When the resistance value of copper wire is at [20˚C(68˚F)]
Copper wire size (AWG) #24(0.22mm2)#22(0.33mm2)#20(0.52mm2)#18(0.83mm2)
Resistance (Ω/m) 0.078 0.0500.030 0.018
Voltage Drop (V/m) 0.028 0.018 0.011 0.006
•Be sure to connect power only after all the installation is complete.
•Use only UL listed Class 2 AC 24V power transformer.
Notes
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