Javelin Electronics Vidichip II User manual

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JAVELIN SYSTEMS
JAVELIN SYSTEMS
23456 HAWTHORNE BLVD BLDG 5
TORRANCE CA 905054716
VIDICHIPII
CCTV CAMERA
JE3942A(X)
INSTRUCTION
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The lightning flash with anowhead symbol. within an
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equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to
4 the presence of uninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’
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The exdamatkm point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of
important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the
appliance.
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WAFNNG -This equipment generates, uses. and can radiate radii
kequency energy. ana if not installed and used in aaxxdance with
the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio
urmmun~icaticns.
It has been tested and found to axnply with the limits far a Class A
computing device pursuant of subpart of ‘part IS of FCC Rules
which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such
interferencs when operated in a a)mmeftial entir0nment.
Operation of this. equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
interference in which case, Me user at hii ovm expense. will be
required to take wha* measures may be required to awrect the
interference. :
This installation should be made by a qualified service
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TABLEOF CONTENTS................................* 5
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PRECAUTIONS
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NAMESOF THE PARTS.............*.................
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FUNCTIONOF THE PARTS ..........................
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5
INSTALLATION
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CONNECnON................................................
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ADUSTMENTS ..............................................
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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SPECIFICATIONS
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MEMO .......................................-...................
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WAFNNG -This equipment generates, uses. and can radiate radii
kequency energy. ana if not installed and used in aaxxdance with
the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio
urmmun~icaticns.
It has been tested and found to axnply with the limits far a Class A
computing device pursuant of subpart of ‘part IS of FCC Rules
which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such
interferencs when operated in a a)mmeftial entir0nment.
Operation of this. equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
interference in which case, Me user at hii ovm expense. will be
required to take wha* measures may be required to awrect the
interference. :
This installation should be made by a qualified service
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l.TABLEOFCO~ ’
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TABLEOF CONTENTS................................* 5
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PRECAUTIONS
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NAMESOF THE PARTS.............*.................
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4
FUNCTIONOF THE PARTS ..........................
9
5
INSTALLATION
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CONNECnON................................................
13
7
ADUSTMENTS ..............................................
14
8
TROUBLESHOOTING
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9
SPECIFICATIONS
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MEMO .......................................-...................
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PRECAUTIONS : ‘.
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This camera must be operated with a 24 VAC.
- &&t-in id&n power transfomw in this camera.
- 812 sure not to connect the power source until all other
wnnecrkns ara ampleta.
Be careful not to spill water or other liquids on tha unit. w to get
cunbustible a~ tha metallii material inside the body. If used with
the f&e&n matter inside, the camera is lieMe to fail, or to be a
causeof6reael~icshodc
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Avdd shooting ‘a way Mgbt objsct (such as lkht fittings) for an
extended period. Avoid operating or storing the unit in the
Mlovkng locations
a ExtremelyhOt~cdaplaces
(operating temperature -1OF tw5OF:l4*F.t0 ItiF)
-Dampa&styplaws
. Mere it is exposed to rain
- Locations sub&3 to stratg vibration
* . Close to generators of powrful electromagnedc radiation such 6,
as radio a TV transmhtets.
Clean the body with a dry soft d&h. If it is wry dif$ use-a
dam dampened with a small quantity of neutral detergents,
then wipe dry.
Avoid me use of tiatile solvents such as thinners, alcohol.
benzene and insectiddes. They may damage me surface finish,
of impair tha operaticn of tha camda.
- In the evwlt of any prcWrns with the operation of the camera.
contact pm MELIN service represenwhe.
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PRECAUTIONS : ‘.
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-PmERsuFlw
This camera must be operated with a 24 VAC.
- &&t-in id&n power transfomw in this camera.
- 812 sure not to connect the power source until all other
wnnecrkns ara ampleta.
Be careful not to spill water or other liquids on tha unit. w to get
cunbustible a~ tha metallii material inside the body. If used with
the f&e&n matter inside, the camera is lieMe to fail, or to be a
causeof6reael~icshodc
-oPmA~ANosmRAoE~~
Avdd shooting ‘a way Mgbt objsct (such as lkht fittings) for an
extended period. Avoid operating or storing the unit in the
Mlovkng locations
a ExtremelyhOt~cdaplaces
(operating temperature -1OF tw5OF:l4*F.t0 ItiF)
-Dampa&styplaws
. Mere it is exposed to rain
- Locations sub&3 to stratg vibration
* . Close to generators of powrful electromagnedc radiation such 6,
as radio a TV transmhtets.
Clean the body with a dry soft d&h. If it is wry dif$ use-a
dam dampened with a small quantity of neutral detergents,
then wipe dry.
Avoid me use of tiatile solvents such as thinners, alcohol.
benzene and insectiddes. They may damage me surface finish,
of impair tha operaticn of tha camda.
- In the evwlt of any prcWrns with the operation of the camera.
contact pm MELIN service represenwhe.
-cxEwlHEum
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2).
31.
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6).
R-B CONTROL
9).
FUNCTION OF THE PARTS.
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LENS MOUNT CAP
BesuretoCfVvfhenthelensisnotmounted.
This is used for C/CS-mount lens,
FOCUSSCREW
The camera is -produced with the back focus from
8mm to 48mm WCS-mount lens. If necessary. turn this
two screws loose with L-wrench driver and adjust the
mount holder to fit the focal plane.
MouNnNG~lioLEs
UsethesehdestofixthecameretoamounUngbracMor
tripod.
PowEFilwuT-
ConnecttoaAC24V/6GHzpawersource.
WhenAC24Vpoweristobesuppriifmman~powersource.
use the !BlmA rating AC adapter.
wHnEBAuwcEARlumBJTswrrcH
This is used fa changing the setting of the WillE BALANCE.
MANU : Manual ed&tment is possible.
AUTO : Oiffixent types of lighting is acq~M.
Okf temperaties rangingfrun appa 27CWto nnOn)
When the white balande adj&ment switch fs set to manu
the white balance can be adjusted manually.
R-E :TumtotheRsidetoinaeasetheamountofred.
Turn to the B side to inaease me amamt of blue.
vlol3wcoNNm
Connecttoavideoinputcunnectorofavideorrmnitororsuch
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2).
31.
4).
5).
6).
R-B CONTROL
9).
FUNCTION OF THE PARTS.
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LENS MOUNT CAP
BesuretoCfVvfhenthelensisnotmounted.
This is used for C/CS-mount lens,
FOCUSSCREW
The camera is -produced with the back focus from
8mm to 48mm WCS-mount lens. If necessary. turn this
two screws loose with L-wrench driver and adjust the
mount holder to fit the focal plane.
MouNnNG~lioLEs
UsethesehdestofixthecameretoamounUngbracMor
tripod.
PowEFilwuT-
ConnecttoaAC24V/6GHzpawersource.
WhenAC24Vpoweristobesuppriifmman~powersource.
use the !BlmA rating AC adapter.
wHnEBAuwcEARlumBJTswrrcH
This is used fa changing the setting of the WillE BALANCE.
MANU : Manual ed&tment is possible.
AUTO : Oiffixent types of lighting is acq~M.
Okf temperaties rangingfrun appa 27CWto nnOn)
When the white balande adj&ment switch fs set to manu
the white balance can be adjusted manually.
R-E :TumtotheRsidetoinaeasetheamountofred.
Turn to the B side to inaease me amamt of blue.
vlol3wcoNNm
Connecttoavideoinputcunnectorofavideorrmnitororsuch
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10). Y/C OUT CoNNEcToR
Outputmector for separatedY/C tide0 signals.
Connectto the S-VIDEOinput cxmnecWof a video monitor, etc.
Y/C OUT
C(Chrominance.0.286Vp-p
11). SYtx h4ooE wrrai
The internal (INT) sync mods OTline-W (LLOCK) sync mode
selectionsac4l.
LUCK : In lhe Ill-bdt sattin& the camera’s vertical synchro-
niratlon can be driven by the 60Hr AC .signal in the
powerIll
.12). VEHlwl PHASE m
lfthecamerais~bausedinttleline-kxked’mode,vartjcal
phase is adJ&able owr the range of -90’~-i-W.
* Whan AC power line frequmcy is %Hz. the line-lock sync
opsration is not pcssibIe.
* In the line-k& sync mode, sytwhronization may not be
uxrectforafewsecondsafterthapowristuwwJon;this
tsnotamaKmctim
13).vDEo Rt!3 TERMuwS
-CormectthalRlScableofanvb9eoirislens.
Pln asalgnment: VIDEOIRIS oonnector(3-pin)
GND IRIS tSV
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14). IFUSLEVELCONTFKn
If the brightness csmtrd of the monitor picture does not operate .
correctly, adjst using Ute amtrol. To adjust the IRIS LEVEL
amtrd. I
1 Monitor ~ictura 1 Adlustment dIrectton
To make it brighter Turn clockwise.
To make it darker Turn oounterctockwise.
15). DC INS amEcmt3
fhnecl tha iris cable of tha galvanmwW-iris CS-0 lens.
If the plug on the cable is of a different type, replace it with
the provided4-pin iris plug. ’
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Pin asskrunent : DC IRIS amnectnr (4-pin)
DC IRIS
Pin No.Pin No. 1 SignetSignet
11 control (-)control (-)
22 ZFZF
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44 Drive(-)Drive(-)
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10). Y/C OUT CoNNEcToR
Outputmector for separatedY/C tide0 signals.
Connectto the S-VIDEOinput cxmnecWof a video monitor, etc.
Y/C OUT
C(Chrominance.0.286Vp-p
11). SYtx h4ooE wrrai
The internal (INT) sync mods OTline-W (LLOCK) sync mode
selectionsac4l.
LUCK : In lhe Ill-bdt sattin& the camera’s vertical synchro-
niratlon can be driven by the 60Hr AC .signal in the
powerIll
.12). VEHlwl PHASE m
lfthecamerais~bausedinttleline-kxked’mode,vartjcal
phase is adJ&able owr the range of -90’~-i-W.
* Whan AC power line frequmcy is %Hz. the line-lock sync
opsration is not pcssibIe.
* In the line-k& sync mode, sytwhronization may not be
uxrectforafewsecondsafterthapowristuwwJon;this
tsnotamaKmctim
13).vDEo Rt!3 TERMuwS
-CormectthalRlScableofanvb9eoirislens.
Pln asalgnment: VIDEOIRIS oonnector(3-pin)
GND IRIS tSV
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14). IFUSLEVELCONTFKn
If the brightness csmtrd of the monitor picture does not operate .
correctly, adjst using Ute amtrol. To adjust the IRIS LEVEL
amtrd. I
1 Monitor ~ictura 1 Adlustment dIrectton
To make it brighter Turn clockwise.
To make it darker Turn oounterctockwise.
15). DC INS amEcmt3
fhnecl tha iris cable of tha galvanmwW-iris CS-0 lens.
If the plug on the cable is of a different type, replace it with
the provided4-pin iris plug. ’
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Pin asskrunent : DC IRIS amnectnr (4-pin)
DC IRIS
Pin No.Pin No. 1 SignetSignet
11 control (-)control (-)
22 ZFZF
3 .3 .
44 Drive(-)Drive(-)
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5. INSWLLAllON
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MOUNTINGTHELENS
To install a lens, proceed as follows:
A. Remove the rubber cap from the lens mount opening in
the camera.
B. Clean the glass surface of the CCD image pickup device and
front and rear lens surface with methyl alcohol or lens
cleaning solubon and a lint frea optical tissue.
Do not apply the deaning s&bon cfirmtfy to the CCD device
or Me lens dements:put a drop cm a tissue, and dean with
ulewr!ttlssue.
C. The CAMERAmay be used with mechanical iris lens and
with auto iris C/CS-nmunt lens.
D. Screw the lens finger-tight into the mount. The focus
and iris settings are made after the camera is powered up.
2). ~THECAMERA
The CAMERA has threaded mounting holes on its top and
bottom.
Attachthecameratofhamamtwitha1/4~2OUNCscrewor
bit.
r%UllCN : The mounting screw must not extend into the
more than 0.22 inch (0.55~~1). If a longer
stew is used,
the camera. internal damage may result in&e
l/4 ‘20 LINC(20 THREAD)
C:4.5mm f0Zrnm (IS0 standard),
01 0.197‘(ASA standard)
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6. CONNECTlON _
1). VIDEO CONNECTKIN
Connect a high-quality 75 ohm Qwxial cable (ffi-53BA.0 from
the camera’s rear panel video output (BNC connector) to a
monitor, video switcher, video tapa recorder. or distribution
amplifier.
Be sure the last video signal equipment in the series IS
terminated in 75 ohms.
NOTE: If the camera is mounted on a pan and tilt or
scanner, allow enough bc9 In tJm cable to pevent
from wire fatigue when bend occurs.
2). POWER-
cXmoN: DonotappiypoweruntilallothercDnnacbonsare
completed.
w~:fftheabmeCAlJTlONknatfolWed.oneorbothaf
the following results may 0QM.
1. The video image may show lndudmg dark horizontal bars.
tearing. darkened picture. and/or jttering 01 slanted titles.
2Thepmtectiwsfwsinthecameramayblowout .
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5. INSWLLAllON
1).
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MOUNTINGTHELENS
To install a lens, proceed as follows:
A. Remove the rubber cap from the lens mount opening in
the camera.
B. Clean the glass surface of the CCD image pickup device and
front and rear lens surface with methyl alcohol or lens
cleaning solubon and a lint frea optical tissue.
Do not apply the deaning s&bon cfirmtfy to the CCD device
or Me lens dements:put a drop cm a tissue, and dean with
ulewr!ttlssue.
C. The CAMERAmay be used with mechanical iris lens and
with auto iris C/CS-nmunt lens.
D. Screw the lens finger-tight into the mount. The focus
and iris settings are made after the camera is powered up.
2). ~THECAMERA
The CAMERA has threaded mounting holes on its top and
bottom.
Attachthecameratofhamamtwitha1/4~2OUNCscrewor
bit.
r%UllCN : The mounting screw must not extend into the
more than 0.22 inch (0.55~~1). If a longer
stew is used,
the camera. internal damage may result in&e
l/4 ‘20 LINC(20 THREAD)
C:4.5mm f0Zrnm (IS0 standard),
01 0.197‘(ASA standard)
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6. CONNECTlON _
1). VIDEO CONNECTKIN
Connect a high-quality 75 ohm Qwxial cable (ffi-53BA.0 from
the camera’s rear panel video output (BNC connector) to a
monitor, video switcher, video tapa recorder. or distribution
amplifier.
Be sure the last video signal equipment in the series IS
terminated in 75 ohms.
NOTE: If the camera is mounted on a pan and tilt or
scanner, allow enough bc9 In tJm cable to pevent
from wire fatigue when bend occurs.
2). POWER-
cXmoN: DonotappiypoweruntilallothercDnnacbonsare
completed.
w~:fftheabmeCAlJTlONknatfolWed.oneorbothaf
the following results may 0QM.
1. The video image may show lndudmg dark horizontal bars.
tearing. darkened picture. and/or jttering 01 slanted titles.
2Thepmtectiwsfwsinthecameramayblowout .
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VSP PCB
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1). OAMMA zsEEmoN
The CAMERAhas a )lanper-selectablegamma ax~ection.
me twosettings are 0.45 and 1.
Therormalsettingwhichispesatat~fdctayiso.~.
If it is necessary to set the gamma correction to 1. the
sdderingpad(Jl)onthaPCBmustbeshateci.
TOchangethe jm~per setting, first removethe camera case.
Refer to the bwtion of the sddering pad (Jl) on the video
signal procesSa printed drcuit boerd (FCB). when solderingpad
(It) is open, GammaaxrectJonset to OdS.
g.wunEFtRcofmx
lhls varies lhe shutter speed (the Ume the charge is stc&).
Normally, when a fast-moving objact is being shot, pictures
played back in slow motion or in the stillframe mode will be
blurred. In this case. switching the shutter speed from the
normal speed of l/60 second to a faster speed allows ead~
frame to be reoxded with greater detail at the higher speed.
The camera is provided.with a L&pole switch (Jl) to select
different shulter speeds,
The Switchis preset at the factory for l/W set with all poles in
the OFFpcskicn.
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To change the shutter speed, remove the camera case and
refer to the lccatkn of the DIP switch (Jl) ar the auto white
balance printed ciradt board (F’CB).
123 Auto white
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balance PCB
Set the shutter speed a-ding to the following diagrams to
obtain perhnmanceappropriate for the camera’sintended use.
125 : :
El I ln26 socald
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250 ;mi
El l&50 a
500 ‘ii
El L5wwculd
oal :‘i
El l/loo0 second
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VSP PCB
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1). OAMMA zsEEmoN
The CAMERAhas a )lanper-selectablegamma ax~ection.
me twosettings are 0.45 and 1.
Therormalsettingwhichispesatat~fdctayiso.~.
If it is necessary to set the gamma correction to 1. the
sdderingpad(Jl)onthaPCBmustbeshateci.
TOchangethe jm~per setting, first removethe camera case.
Refer to the bwtion of the sddering pad (Jl) on the video
signal procesSa printed drcuit boerd (FCB). when solderingpad
(It) is open, GammaaxrectJonset to OdS.
g.wunEFtRcofmx
lhls varies lhe shutter speed (the Ume the charge is stc&).
Normally, when a fast-moving objact is being shot, pictures
played back in slow motion or in the stillframe mode will be
blurred. In this case. switching the shutter speed from the
normal speed of l/60 second to a faster speed allows ead~
frame to be reoxded with greater detail at the higher speed.
The camera is provided.with a L&pole switch (Jl) to select
different shulter speeds,
The Switchis preset at the factory for l/W set with all poles in
the OFFpcskicn.
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To change the shutter speed, remove the camera case and
refer to the lccatkn of the DIP switch (Jl) ar the auto white
balance printed ciradt board (F’CB).
123 Auto white
0
balance PCB
Set the shutter speed a-ding to the following diagrams to
obtain perhnmanceappropriate for the camera’sintended use.
125 : :
El I ln26 socald
I
250 ;mi
El l&50 a
500 ‘ii
El L5wwculd
oal :‘i
El l/loo0 second
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8. TROUBESkiOOllNG
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YOU CAN ELIMINATE PROBLEMS IN THE PICTURE BY ~
CHECKINGTHESYMPTOMSAN0 FOLLOWlNGSUGGESTIONS.
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*OUST ON THE SCREEN I *CLEAN THE LENS SURFACE
oRax>sENsoR~THEBL~
OR SOFT CLOTH.
(lFYUJFlNOANYUSTMROUCtl
ME MONITOR AFTER MOUNTING
THE LENS.)
1 *NOCOLOR
l Is niE COtOR CONTROL IN THE
MONITOR AOUSlEO CORRECTLY?
l IS THE WNIJAL WHllE BALANCE
CONTROL OF THE CAMERA
CORRECT7
(R-B CONTROL)
9. SPEClflCATlONS
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PICK-UP OEVICE
1/2lflCUCfiCCD
PICK-UP ELEMENT 17emx494M
!XPNNlNG AREA 7.95(H) x 6.4WJl mm '
SCANNING SYSTEM 2:1MlEALAcEm
wm!NoFRE~ 15734KlizHYsawM
SYNC. SYSTEM NlEFu+t UcLax
RESOLUTION sa,lvLNE(Hl
MM. ILLUMINATION
(F12 50 IRE VIOEO) 15 LUX
SIN RAlKl 46avGcofFl
MC . 6ULT-N
sHurrERMooE
oblPNuAl. SEmNc) l/Q f l/lcuxl (8 !slEPsl
VlOEO B?CWSlVp-Q75 Q
4PlNmalNwmm
CONNECTOR Y/C
oc IRS 4PF!4.luscmtEclm
A-IRIS ~3PNlEmwuBLm

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8. TROUBESkiOOllNG
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YOU CAN ELIMINATE PROBLEMS IN THE PICTURE BY ~
CHECKINGTHESYMPTOMSAN0 FOLLOWlNGSUGGESTIONS.
I
*OUST ON THE SCREEN I *CLEAN THE LENS SURFACE
oRax>sENsoR~THEBL~
OR SOFT CLOTH.
(lFYUJFlNOANYUSTMROUCtl
ME MONITOR AFTER MOUNTING
THE LENS.)
1 *NOCOLOR
l Is niE COtOR CONTROL IN THE
MONITOR AOUSlEO CORRECTLY?
l IS THE WNIJAL WHllE BALANCE
CONTROL OF THE CAMERA
CORRECT7
(R-B CONTROL)
9. SPEClflCATlONS
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PICK-UP OEVICE
1/2lflCUCfiCCD
PICK-UP ELEMENT 17emx494M
!XPNNlNG AREA 7.95(H) x 6.4WJl mm '
SCANNING SYSTEM 2:1MlEALAcEm
wm!NoFRE~ 15734KlizHYsawM
SYNC. SYSTEM NlEFu+t UcLax
RESOLUTION sa,lvLNE(Hl
MM. ILLUMINATION
(F12 50 IRE VIOEO) 15 LUX
SIN RAlKl 46avGcofFl
MC . 6ULT-N
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oblPNuAl. SEmNc) l/Q f l/lcuxl (8 !slEPsl
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A-IRIS ~3PNlEmwuBLm

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