Nite Devil SEE240 Series Operating manual

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NiteDevil SEE240 / SEE243 range
Model
SEE240 12v DC no lens
SEE240L 12v DC 2.8~12mm 1/2.8” lens & 2.1 Mega Pixel sensor
SEE240P 12v DC 5 ~ 50mm 1/2.8” lens & 2.1 Mega Pixel sensor
SEE243 Dual voltage 12vDC/24vAC no lens
SEE243L Dual Voltage 12vDC/24vAC 2.8~12mm 1/2.8” lens & 2.1 Mega Pixel sensor
SEE243P Dual Voltage 12vDC/24vAC 5 ~ 50mm 1/2.8” lens & 2.1 Mega Pixel sensor
Mounting the Cameras
These cameras can be installed indoors by using camera brackets or outdoors in housings. The
cameras are fitted with ¼” UNC threads for Tripod/Camera brackets fitted above or below the
camera. When using cameras outdoors in housings, ensure the housing is large enough to take the
traditional camera plus the length of the lens assembly.
Features
1.28” CMOS sensor Low Light (Colour: 0.1 Lux /B&W: 0.001 Lux)
Wide Dynamic Range setting Maximum 1.6 watts power consumption
True Day/Night SENS-UP auto function 2x ~ 32x
Built-in OSD menu Digital Noise Reduction function
Privacy MaskingMirror/Flip options
Electronic Shutter Motion Detection Function
NiteDevil low light functionality Auto Colour Enhancement (ACE)
Contrast & Sharpness adjustments Defog option
These stylish 1080p HD Multi-Format NiteDevil Cameras now available in a
traditional style. They are complimented with an OSD menu, allowing access via
camera or TVI coaxitron, privacy masking, (WDR) Wide Dynamic Range, Defog and
excellent night time pictures using the NiteDevil low light functionality. The cameras
are supplied in 12vDC or dual voltage models each with three versions without or
with, two lens options.

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Powering Cameras (Do not power up camera until you have read this manual)
SEE240 12v DC ONLY
The SEE240 requires a 12v DC regulated power supply providing a minimum of 130mA. When
connecting to any 12v DC power supply, always use a regulated supply. The camera has a terminal
connection. This camera is polarity sensitive so ensure that the positive and negative connections
are correct. If incorrectly connected, damage to the camera may result. The 12V DC cameras require
a power supply that has a continuous rating of 130mA or higher per camera. It is recommended that
you allow 33% headroom per camera to be on the safe side especially taking into account any extra
load created by adding an auto-iris lens (typically 10mA). The power supply you choose must be a
well regulated one giving a smooth regulated 12V DC output and it is recommended that it should
be rated at no less than 200mA. If you are fitting the camera in a housing and using a heater, these
invariably require 250mA and this needs to be added to the 200mA if same PSU is used.
WARNING - This power supply must not be a security type used in intruder alarms as the over
voltage may damage the camera and void the warranty. The earthing arrangement of an intruder type
alarm PSU may give rise to problematic “earth-loops” and poor voltage regulation can give
poor/noisy image quality. The terminal strip will facilitate easier and faster power connection
without the hassle of soldering.
The terminal connection can be seen in the picture
on the right. The 12V+ and -0v connections from
the power supply must be connected correctly. If
you have a 2.1mm jack plug connected to your
power supply you can use the power lead with 2.1
jack socket supplied. Note that the 12V PSU positive
is the wire that is connected to the centre pin of the
jack plug and the 0V wire is connected to the outer case.
SEE243 DUAL VOLTAGE 12vDC / 24vAC
If you are fitting the camera in a housing and using a 24v AC heater, these invariably require more
than 650mA, and this needs to be added to the 200mA if same 24v AC PSU is used.
The CAM243 is a dual voltage camera allowing connection
of 12vDC or 24vAC power supply. This camera is not
polarity sensitive so the positive or negative can be
connected either way round. Using 12V DC supply requires
a power supply that has a continuous rating of 177mA or
higher per camera. It is recommended that you allow 33%
headroom per camera to be on the safe side especially taking
into account any extra load created by adding an auto-iris
lens (typically 10mA). The power supply you choose must
be a well-regulated one giving a smooth regulated 12V DC
output and it is recommended that it should be rated at no
less than 250mA. If using a 24v AC power supply it should
be rated at no less than 143mA plus headroom = 200mA.

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Fitting the Camera Lens
C or CS Mount Lenses
Most lenses available now are CS mount lenses. CS mount lenses are shorter and more compact
than the older C mount lenses. Whether you are using CS mount or C mount lenses, either will work
with these cameras without the need for a spacer ring.
Just screw the lens into the camera and just fit it finger tight.
On the camera body you have a back focus adjuster and sliding
this moves the CMOS sensor closer or further away from the lens.
CS lenses are fitted closer to the sensor so set adjustment
so that the sensor is at its highest position.
Once you have fitted the lens and plugged in the 4 pin connector to the camera body you can switch
on power to the camera. If you have a picture on the monitor, then adjust the zoom control first to
display the view required albeit out of focus, then adjust the focus control. If you are unable to fine
focus the camera you may need to alter the back focus adjuster which is described previously.
Setting Up an Auto Iris Direct Drive Lens for different Light Levels
The brightness setting in the menu determines when the IRIS of the lens opens and closes. It is
important to set this correctly as if the brightness level is set too low, you may get satisfactory
pictures during the day but at night not enough light can enter the camera giving poor quality
pictures. The trick to setting up the brightness level is to set it up in the brightest possible
conditions, i.e. midday on a sunlight day and keep the IRIS open to its maximum without a too
bright picture. This means at night in low light, the IRIS will be open as much as possible and give
the best results. Generally brightness levels are set at 50% by default in the Exposure menu, but
from experience it is recommended to try this setting at 75% first.
Auto-Iris Direct Drive Connections
Auto Iris type lenses require the 4-pin connector to be
attached to the camera. It is important that this connector is
wired correctly. If the lens is a direct drive lens, this will
normally be pre-wired and you can simply plug the lens into
the camera. Note that the 4 pin connector on the lens will only
fit one way using the guide channel on the camera body.

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Connecting the camera to other equipment
This traditional camera comes with a BNC for video and a 2 pin adapter for power. A short power
lead (approx. 16cm long) is supplied that connects to a psu with a 2.1 power jack and terminal
connections at other end, for connecting to terminal connector on back of camera. Ensure that cables
are connected with the correct polarity if using the 12vDC model SEE240. The SEE243
12vDC/24vAC model is not polarity sensitive.
Accessing the Camera Menu
The camera video format can be selected from TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS. CVBS is the analogue
format. Connect the HD camera to control equipment using a female BNC-BNC lead. When using
a co-ax type cable such as RG59 or similar, the outer braid of the co-ax provides the “0V
GROUND” connection and the inner core provides the “Video” connection.
When you are in correct format, press the joystick button in, momentarily, if you wish to access the
menu.
First power the camera up when it is connected to a monitor or DVR and
monitor, and see if the required format displays a colour picture.
If not, press the joystick enter button for 3 seconds. The joystick is
accessed by sliding the side cover back next to the 4 pin lens connection.
The enter button is shown here
Repeat until picture displays in colour and is sharp.
(Note that picture may be in b/w in low light levels or the cellophane lens
cover has not been removed).
Alternatively if you use the menu, you can change the camera format in
the menu:
Example - Change camera format to TVI:
<System> <Output> <MAIN OUTPUT ANALOG OUT0
<System> <Output> <ANALOG OUT0 TVI
TVI
AHD
TVI
CVI
CVBS
The above shows format cycle

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Menu Access via TVI DVR using Coaxitron
Access to the camera menu is via the menu buttons on the camera or via the Up the Co-ax
connection. Access by the menu buttons is described below. To use the Up The Coax connection,
this can be accessed using the PTZ menu in the MEGA TVI or MAX TVI DVRs using the
AlienTVI(Coaxitron) protocol. This protocol is generally set in the PTZ Settings menu as default
but if not, select using the following:
Enter the DVR Menu, click on Video, PTZ and select the channel number of the TVI camera
connected to the DVR. Then click on PTZ Settings and select AlienTVI(Coaxitron) and click OK.
Use the directional arrows to move up and down or left or right to select options.
Now click on the PTZ button at the bottom of the screen and a full screen picture will be
displayed with the PTZ control menu. Click on the IRIS+ button to display menu

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OSD Menu
The SEE240 range cameras have an on screen display menu. This can be accessed using the joystick
on the camera.
Alternatively use the TVI DVR PTZ menu as detailed in “Menu Access via DVR” above.
The following menu display is shown:
IRIS
ELC
ALC
Electronic Light Control –overall brightness of picture
Auto light compensation –measures peak light levels
FOCUS ADJ
OFF
ON
Focus Area Wide / Narrow / Middle (Def Wide)
Disp Tone (Tone 0 Low, 1 Medium , 2 High) Def 0
Disp H_Pos 0 ~ 60 Horizontal Position (Def 2)
Disp V_Pos 0 ~ 34 Vertical Position (Def 12)
Disp H_Size 0 ~ 60 Horizontal Size (Def 12)
Disp V_Size 0 ~ 34 Vertical Size (Def 14)
Return
EXPOSURE
BRIGHTNESS
SHUTTER
SENS-UP
AGC
RETURN
0 ~ 20 (Def 10)
Auto / Manual / / Flicker
Normal /Deblur (Def Auto)
Manual-
1/25,1/50,1/100,1/200,1/400,1/800,1/1600,1/3200,
1/6400,1/12800,1/25600 (Def 1/25)
Flicker
Off /x2/x4/x8/x16/x32 (Def Off)
0 ~ 10 (Def 10)
BACKLIGHT
OFF
HLC
BLC
WDR
SPECIAL NOTE:
IF USING WDR YOU
WILL LOSE ANY CVBS
CONNECTION
Level 1 ~ 20 / Color –
BLK/Customise/WHT/YEL/CYN/GRN/MAG/RED/BLU
H-Pos –V-Pos –H-Size –V-Size - Return
Normal / ROI (Region of Interest)
ROI –
Window Zone 0 ~ 3
Window Use ON / OFF
H-POS 320
V-POS 180
H-SIZE 512
V-SIZE 432
Return
Weight –Low / Middle / High (Def Middle)
Return
Press the ENTER button (see arrow)
to enter the menu and use Left, Right,
Up and Down to move through and
amend menu settings.

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DAY&NIGHT
AUTO
COLOUR
B&W
EXTERNAL
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. 1 ~ 20 Default 10 (Not used when IRs off)
AGC Threshold 1 ~ 20 (Def 9)
AGC Margin 1 ~ 20 (Def 13)
Delay –Low / Middle / High - Return
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. (Not used)
Return
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. 1 ~ 20 Default 10 (Not used when IRs off)
Return
Extern S/W Low / High
D->N Level 1 ~ 20 Default 13
N->D Level 1 ~ 20 Default 7
Delay –Low / Middle / High - Return
COLOR
AWB Auto/Autoext/Preset
Manual
Color Gain 1 ~ 20
(Default 10)
Return
Preset (Push)
Color Gain 1 ~ 20 Default 10
Return
MANUAL
C-Temp 5000K / 8000K / 3000K (Def 5000K)
R-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10)
B-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10)
Return
DIGITAL NOISE
REDUCTION
DNR
Off / Low / Middle / High (Default Middle)
IMAGE
SHARPNESS
GAMMA
MIRROR
FLIP
ACE
DEFOG
PRIVACY
RETURN
CVBS / CVI / TVI / AHD - 1 ~ 10 TVI Default 4
0.55 / 0.65 /0.75 / 0.45 (Default 0.55)
Off / On (Default Off)
Off / On (Default Off)
Off / Low / Middle / High (Adaptive Colour &
Contrast Enhancement) (Default Off)
Off / On Mode –Auto / Manual
Level - Low / Middle / High
(Default Off)
Off / On Zone Num (0 ~ 15) / Zone Disp Off /On
H-Pos / V-Pos / H-Size / V-Size /
Y-Level (1 ~ 20) / CR Level (1 ~ 20)
CB Level (1 ~ 20) / Return
TRANS (0 ~ 3)
(Default Off)
Return

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MOTION
OFF / ON
Det Window
Window Zone 0 ~ 3 (Default 0)
Window Use On/Off
Det H-Pos <nn> <nn> value = position (Def 1)
Det V-Pos <nn> <nn> value = position (Def 1)
Det H-Size <nn> <nn> value = size (Def 58)
Det V-Size <nn> <nn> value = size (Def 32)
Return
Det Tone 0 ~ 4 (Def 2)
MDRect Fill On/Off (Default On)
Sensitivity 0 ~ 10 (Default 5)
Motion OSD On/Off (Default On)
Text Alarm On/Off (Default On)
Signal Out Off/On (Default Off)
Return
SYSTEM
OUTPUT
FRAME RATE
FREQUENCY
COM.
IMAGE RANGE
FULL / COMP / USER
COLOR SPACE
AUDIO MIC
COLOR BAR
LANGUAGE
CAM TITLE
RESET ON(Push)
Return
Main Output Analog Out 0 /Out 1
Analog Out 0 TVI/AHD/CVI / Analog Out1 CVBS
Y Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 16 / Y Gain not used
CB Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 119 / CB Gain not used
CR Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 119 / CR Gain not used
Position 0 ~ 256 Def 128 / Position not used
Burst Freq 0 ~ 256 Def 128 / Burst Freq not used
Burst Gain 0 ~ 128 Def 79 / Burst Gain not used
UCC Select0 8 Byte (Do not change this)
720 EX Off/ On
UCC Select1 not used
Exit
1080 25P
50Hz / 60Hz
COM
Cam ID 1 ~ 255 Default 0
Baudrate 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 57600 / 115200
Set Done On (push)
Return
FULL / COMP / USER
Offset 0 ~ 32 (Default 16)
Return
IMAGE RANGE
Offset 0 ~ 32 (Default 16)
Return
HD-CbCr / YUV / SD-CbCr
(Not Used)
Off / On
ENG / CHN / CHN(S) / JPN / KOR
Off / Right Up / Left Down
(Use up or down to select character and
left or right to select position)
Hold down Iris+ button for 3 seconds
EXIT
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Menu Description
The following menu description gives more in depth information about the menu options. In some
instances recommendations are made to hopefully enhance the results. However every installation
will be different and there will occasions when alternative solutions may be more suitable.
IRIS
ELC
ALC
Electronic Light Control –measures overall brightness
Auto light compensation –measures peak light levels
ELC Electronic Light Control –measures overall brightness of picture and applies to manual iris lens
ALC Auto light compensation –measures peak light levels and applies to auto iris lens which this camera has.
Recommendation is to set ELC
FOCUS ADJ
OFF
ON
Focus Area Wide / Narrow / Middle (Def Wide)
Disp Tone (Tone 0 Low, 1 Medium , 2 High) Def 0
Disp H_Pos 0 ~ 60 Horizontal Position (Def 2)
Disp V_Pos 0 ~ 34 Vertical Position (Def 12)
Disp H_Size 0 ~ 60 Horizontal Size (Def 12)
Disp V_Size 0 ~ 34 Vertical Size (Def 14)
Return
This camera has a fixed lens and therefore focus is not adjustable. This option is N/A.
Focus Area Middle / Wide / Narrow Select to create a focus box
In the camera menu you can enter the Focus Adjust option and select and area for best focus result
by creating a box (Wide, Middle or Narrow) to select the required area for focusing. These 3 bars
means sharpness, from left to right means from low frequency to high frequency, or from wide
range to narrow range sharpness. Green stands for the former highest sharpness, Yellow stands for
the present highest sharpness. Note that this is a setup aid for manual focusing and only applies
when manual vari-focal lenses are used . Ensure option is switched off after setup.
Disp Tone 0 / 1 / 2 (Alter brightness of focus aid)
Disp H _ Pos (Set horizontal position of Focus Box)
Disp V _ Pos (Set vertical position of Focus Box)
Disp H _ Size (Set horizontal size of Focus Box)
Disp V _ Size (Set vertical size of Focus Box)
RETURN
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EXPOSURE
BRIGHTNESS
SHUTTER
SENS-UP
AGC
RETURN
0 ~ 20 (Def 10)
Auto / Manual / / Flicker
Normal /Deblur (Def Auto)
Manual-
1/25,1/50,1/100,1/200,1/400,1/800,1/1600,1/3200,
1/6400,1/12800,1/25600 (Def 1/25)
Flicker
Off /x2/x4/x8/x16/x32 (Def Off)
0 ~ 10 (Def 10)
BRIGHTNESS 1 ~ 20 (Default = 10)
Use this setting to increase brightness by opening camera iris. Useful for improving night time
viewing by using in conjunction with the Sens-Up option. However be aware to consider possible
effects when there is strong sunlight in summer that if setting brightness to high it may cause the
picture to white out.
Recommendation is to set brightness to 15.
SHUTTER Auto / Manual
1/25,1/50,1/100,1/200,1/400,1/800,1/1600,1/3200,1/6400,1/12800,1/25600,
Flicker
Shutter speed changes allow you to freeze moving objects without ghosting but reduce the amount
of available light the faster the shutter operates. At night the slower the shutter speed the more light
is available. The Flicker option sets the shutter speed at 1/250 that synchronises with fluorescent
tubes so that the pulsing effect is minimised.
Recommendation is to leave this in Auto.
SENSUP Off /x2/x4/x8/x16/x32
The SensUp option allows the shutter speed to be reduced allowing additional light to be captured.
Increasing brightness helps night time viewing (see BRIGHTNESS setting above). If set too high
and SensUp is slowing shutter speed down to a lower speed than any movement speed, ghosting can
occur.
Recommend that SensUp is switched to x2 or greater but higher settings can cause ghosting.
AGC 1 ~ 20 (Default = 10)
For better performance in low light conditions the AGC (Automatic Gain Control) can be increased.
This has the effect of making the picture brighter but it may also add more noise as it amplifies all
aspects of the video signal. Snowy pictures can be caused when SensUp levels are increased.
Recommend AGC is decreased below 10 if Sensup is set. Set to 9 if SensUp x2.
RETURN
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BACKLIGHT
OFF
HLC
BLC
WDR
SPECIAL NOTE:
IF USING WDR YOU
WILL LOSE ANY CVBS
CONNECTION
Level 1 ~ 20 / Color –
BLK/Customise/WHT/YEL/CYN/GRN/MAG/RED/BLU
H-Pos –V-Pos –H-Size –V-Size - Return
Normal / ROI (Region of Interest)
ROI –
Window Zone 0 ~ 3
Window Use ON / OFF
H-POS 320
V-POS 180
H-SIZE 512
V-SIZE 432
Return
Weight –Low / Middle / High (Def Middle)
Return
Backlight Compensation when set, can balance light levels during day and night so that light hitting
objects viewed, is evenly spread across the picture. There are three options HLC, BLC and WDR
that can be selected.
HLC
(High Level Backlight Compensation)
Level 1 ~ 20 / Mode –All Day / Night Only
HLC is high level backlight compensation that will darken a bright area e.g car headlights. This can
be set for all day or night only. The lower the level the more compensation is applied. Note that
using the night option may be best as daytime pictures generally give a more even spread of light
apart from sunlight issues.
Recommend only to use on Night Only if bright lights are causing complete video loss.
BLC
(Backlight Compensation)
H-Pos –V-Pos –H-Size –V-Size
BLC is the standard setting for low level light differences. Select an area where BLC is required.
Using the H-Pos (Horizontal Position) and V-Pos (Vertical Position) followed by H-Size
(Horizontal Size) and V-Size (Vertical Size) create a box where light balancing is required.
WDR
(Wide Dynamic Range) Normal / ROI (Region of Interest) / Weight –Low / Middle / High
WDR is used for surveillance applications where there is a large difference in foreground and
background light levels. Without the option switched on, views by cameras looking through
windows may not give good reproduction outside. Also where there are areas of shadow and bright
sunlight, the WDR option helps to balance light levels. ROI provides an option to create up to 4
areas using WDR rather than applying to the whole picture.
Recommend using WDR where balancing light levels in warehouses or large buildings is
difficult. Also helps when light is entering a window or door entrance.
Return
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DAY&NIGHT
AUTO
COLOUR
B&W
EXTERNAL
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. 1 ~ 20 Default 10 (Not used when IRs off)
AGC Threshold 1 ~ 20 (Def 9)
AGC Margin 1 ~ 20 (Def 13)
Delay –Low / Middle / High - Return
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. (Not used)
Return
IR LED Off / On (No IRs but IR sensitive)
Anti-Sat. 1 ~ 20 Default 10 (Not used when IRs off)
Return
Extern S/W Low / High
D->N Level 1 ~ 20 Default 13
N->D Level 1 ~ 20 Default 7
Delay –Low / Middle / High - Return
Day & Night menu controls light settings and predominantly provides options for using the
cameras’ Infra-Red facilities. There are four sub-options namely External, Auto, Colour and Black
& White. This camera has no IR board but has a True Day Night Filter so is IR sensitive.
EXTERNAL
This option does not use the internal CDS sensor to measure the available light. With cameras using
their own IR light source, this option can give the best results. Note that this option has a manual
adjustment for setting IR switch on according to lux level from day to night and from night to day,
plus an option for applying a delay factor. This stops switching until a pre-determined lux level
remains constant. There is also the option to switch off the IRs.
Recommend to try this option as camera has no internal IRs but is IR sensitive
AUTO
The standard Auto function uses the internal CDS to measure available light. This uses AGC
(Automatic Gain Control) and Anti Saturation to measure picture quality before switching which is
used in conjunction with a pre-determined time interval when lux levels remain constant. There is
also the option to switch off the camera IRs.
COLOUR
This option will remain in colour mode day and night. There are no sub menu settings. This will
only be applicable when light levels at night allow the camera to continue working at 4 lux or
higher.
B&W
When this option is selected the camera will remain in black and white mode, day and night.
The only sub menus available are Anti Saturation and the option to switch off the camera IRs.
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COLOR
AWB Auto/Autoext/Preset
Manual
Color Gain 1 ~ 20
(Default 10)
Return
Preset (Push)
Color Gain 1 ~ 20 Default 10
Return
MANUAL
C-Temp 5000K / 8000K / 3000K (Def 5000K)
R-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10)
B-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10)
Return
This feature automatically adjusts the colour settings in the camera to match the type of light
available, so that white and other colours appear as natural as possible.
AUTO
This option automatically sets white balance.
AUTOext
This option is generally used to set white balance when camera is used externally.
PRESET(Push) Press IRIS+ or joystick centre button down
This option allows you to set white balance using current light levels. Settings will only change
when you press IRIS+ or joystick centre button down.
MANUAL
Use this option to manually balance light levels. Note that the manual option is used for a static
light environment and generally suitable for cameras installed indoors using constant artificial light.
C-Temp 5000K / 8000K / 3000K
R-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10) Sets Red Gain
B-Gain 1 ~ 20 (Default 10) Sets Blue Gain
Return
RETURN
Return to main menu
DIGITAL NOISE
REDUCTION
DNR
Off / Low / Middle / High (Default Middle)
DNR Off / Low / Middle / High
Digital Noise Reduction is generally applied when the Sens-Up feature is used to improve night
time views in low light conditions. Using the Sens-Up option slows the shutter speed but this
increases noise and causes grainy picture effects. DNR helps to minimise this effect. The options
low, medium and high, apply different levels of noise reduction and therefore have to be tested to
gain the best result as light levels will be different at every site and location.
Recommend to leave off even when Sense-Up is on and if grainy picture is created then test
starting at low, and leave camera on the best setting.

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IMAGE
SHARPNESS
GAMMA
MIRROR
FLIP
ACE
DEFOG
PRIVACY
RETURN
CVBS / CVI / TVI / AHD - 1 ~ 10 TVI Default 4
0.55 / 0.65 /0.75 / 0.45 (Default 0.55)
Off / On (Default Off)
Off / On (Default Off)
Off / Low / Middle / High (Adaptive Colour &
Contrast Enhancement) (Default Off)
Off / On Mode –Auto / Manual
Level - Low / Middle / High
(Default Off)
Off / On Zone Num (0 ~ 15) / Zone Disp Off /On
H-Pos / V-Pos / H-Size / V-Size /
Y-Level (1 ~ 20) / CR Level (1 ~ 20)
CB Level (1 ~ 20) / Return
TRANS (0 ~ 3)
(Default Off)
Return
IMAGE
The Image menu covers a variety of options including sharpness, mirror, defog, shading and privacy
masking facilities.
Sharpness (1~ 10 for CVBS / CVI / TVI / AHD)
Depending on the camera format selected, the format/s will be in dark type for adjustment.
The sharpness control is done by digital correction and the best way to set this option is to set level
to maximum of 10, then flick back to 1, to see the difference. Then adjust to display sharpest picture
without displaying heavy black lines around subjects.
Gamma 0.55 / 0.65 / 0.75 / 0.45 (Default 0.55)
Gamma correction controls and adjusts the overall brightness of an image.
Recommend trying each option and select best quality picture
Mirror Off / On
This option changes a left handed view to a right handed view if switched on.
Flip Off / On
This option turns a view upside down. This option is generally used with the Mirror function.
ACE Off / Low / Middle / High
Adaptive Colour & Contrast Enhancement (ACE) is an automated option for adjusting colour and
contrast as light levels changes through the day. Low, middle or high options are available.
Recommend setting option to Low

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DEFOG Off / On
Mode –Auto - Level - Low / Middle / High
Manual - Level - Low / Middle / High
The defog option can be used to improve the captured image in poor weather conditions such as
smog, fog or smoke. Three levels of optimisation can be applied, low, middle or high. This option
is useful to stabilise rapid fluctuating light levels.
Recommend setting this option to On
PRIVACY Off / On
Zone Num (0 ~ 15) This function allows the creation of up to 16 coloured
areas to be created to provide privacy masking.
Zone Disp Off /On The Zone Display allows you to switch on and off the
zone number.
H-Pos / V-Pos / H-Size / V-Size
Each area can be positioned using the H-Pos (horizontal position), VPos (vertical position) and
sized using the H-Size (horizontal size) and V-Size (vertical size) options. The Zone Display allows
you to switch on and off the zone number.
Y-Level (1 ~ 20)
CR Level (1 ~ 20)
CB Level (1 ~ 20)
The Y-Level is the colour hue for privacy masking and the CR Level (Chrominance Red) and CB
Level (Chrominance Blue) are used to create the required colour.
The pictures below show an area that has been masked, before and after.
TRANS (0 ~ 3) Set the transparency level of the masked areas.
RETURN
Return to main menu

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MOTION
OFF / ON
Det Window
Window Zone 0 ~ 3 (Default 0)
Window Use On/Off
Det H-Pos <nn> <nn> value = position (Def 1)
Det V-Pos <nn> <nn> value = position (Def 1)
Det H-Size <nn> <nn> value = size (Def 58)
Det V-Size <nn> <nn> value = size (Def 32)
Return
Det Tone 0 ~ 4 (Def 2)
MDRect Fill On/Off (Default On)
Sensitivity 0 ~ 10 (Default 5)
Motion OSD On/Off (Default On)
Text Alarm On/Off (Default On)
Signal Out Off/On (Default Off)
Return
MOTION Off / On
The motion option when switched on allows you to create up to four areas in the picture and as
motion is detected in these areas, the areas will be displayed with red moving boxes.
DET WINDOW Enter to select window number
Window Zone 0 ~3
Window Use On / Off
Det H-Pos <nn> Set horizontal position
Det V-Pos <nn> Set vertical position
Det H-Size <nn> Set horizontal size
Det V-Size <nn> Set vertical size
Each area can be positioned using the H-Pos
(horizontal position), VPos (vertical position) and
sized using the H-Size (horizontal size) and V-Size
(vertical size) options.
Return
DET TONE 0 ~ 4 Sets the background tone to enable the motion detect
area to be more or less prominent.
MDRECT FILL On / Off Allows the switching on or off of the selected zone
SENSITIVITY 0 ~ 10 Sets the sensitivity of the motion detection
MOTION OSD On / Off Switch Motion On Screen Display on or off
TEXT ALARM On / Off Switch Motion Text Alarm on or off.
Return

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SYSTEM
OUTPUT
FRAME RATE
FREQUENCY
COM.
IMAGE RANGE
FULL / COMP / USER
COLOR SPACE
AUDIO MIC
COLOR BAR
LANGUAGE
CAM TITLE
RESET ON(Push)
Return
Main Output Analog Out 0 /Out 1
Analog Out 0 TVI/AHD/CVI / Analog Out1 CVBS
Y Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 16 / Y Gain not used
CB Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 119 / CB Gain not used
CR Gain 0 ~ 32 Def 119 / CR Gain not used
Position 0 ~ 256 Def 128 / Position not used
Burst Freq 0 ~ 256 Def 128 / Burst Freq not used
Burst Gain 0 ~ 128 Def 79 / Burst Gain not used
UCC Select0 8 Byte (Do not change this)
720 EX Off/ On
UCC Select1 not used
Exit
1080 25P
50Hz / 60Hz
COM
Cam ID 1 ~ 255 Default 0
Baudrate 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 57600 / 115200
Set Done On (push)
Return
FULL / COMP / USER
Offset 0 ~ 32 (Default 16)
Return
IMAGE RANGE
Offset 0 ~ 32 (Default 16)
Return
HD-CbCr / YUV / SD-CbCr
(Not Used)
Off / On
ENG / CHN / CHN(S) / JPN / KOR
Off / Right Up / Left Down
(Use up or down to select character and
left or right to select position)
Hold down Iris+ button for 3 seconds
The SYSTEM menu provides a number of general facilities. These include selecting the correct
camera format, setting a camera identification number and baud rate for RS485 connection,
resolution mode, frame rate and colour standard, language, test colour bar, camera title and camera
reset option.
OUTPUT Main Output Analog Out 0 /1 (Out 0 = HD Out 1 = CVBS)
Analog Out 0 TVI (Select TVI / AHD / CVI)
Y Gain 0 ~ 32 Default 16 Yellow Gain
CB Gain 0 ~ 32 Default 12 Blue Gain
CR Gain 0 ~ 32 Default 12 Red Gain
Position 0 ~ 256 Default 128 Position
Burst Freq 0 ~ 256 Default 128 Burst Frequency
Burst Gain 0 ~ 128 Default 69 Burst Gain
UCC Select0 8 Byte (Do not change this)
720 EX Off/ On
UCC Select1 not used
Exit

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Analog Out1 CVBS / TVI / Off
Analog Out1 CVBS
Return
FRAME RATE 1080 25P / 720 25P / 720 (Crop) 50P (Select camera frame rate)
Sets the camera output mode. 1080P is default.
FREQ 50Hz / 60Hz (Cycles per second)
COM. Cam ID 1 (Set ID number in camera between 0 and 255)
Baud Rate 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 57600 /115200
Set Done (Press Iris+ button)
Return
IMAGE RANGE Full / Comp / User
Offset 1 ~ 32 (Default = 16)
Return
COLOR SPACE HD-CbCr (High Definition Chrominance Blue and Red)
YUV (Allows grayscale adjustment (Y= luminance UV= colour)
SD-CbCr (Standard Definition Chrominance Blue and Red)
AUDIO MIC Not used
COLOR BAR Off / On (Useful for testing camera colour quality)
LANGUAGE ENG / CHN / CHN(S) / JPN / KOR (Select language required)
CAM TITLE Off / Right Up / Left Down (Enter camera title)
(Use up or down to select character and left or right
to select position) Hold down Iris+ button for 3 seconds
RESET ON(Push) Press IRIS+ or joystick centre button down
Return
EXIT
SAVE
CANCEL
Press IRIS + to exit
Press IRIS + to cancel and exit without saving

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Technical Specifications
FUNCTION
CAMERA MODEL
Camera Model
SEE240
SEE243
Camera Options for lenses
SEE240
No Lens
SEE240L
2.8~12mm
SEE240P
5 ~ 50mm
SEE243
No Lens
SEE243L
2.8~12mm
SEE243P
5 ~ 50mm
Imaging Sensor
1/2.8” CMOS Sensor
Back Focus Adjuster
Obviating need for C Mount spacer ring
Effective Pixels
1945 (H) x 1097 (V) Approx 2.1 Mega Pixels
Video Output
TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS
True Day Night
TDN built in IR cut filter
IR Sensitive
No IRs but IR sensitive
S/N Ratio
More than 52dB (AGC Off)
HD Distance
Standard RG59 up to 500m
Minimum Illumination
Colour: 0.1Lux @F2.0, AGC ON, B&W: 0.001Lux @F2.0, AGC ON, DSS ON
Electronic Shutter Speed
Auto / Manual 1/25 ~ 1/25600 sec / Flicker
AutoWhite Balance
Auto / Autoext / Preset / Manual
Backlight Compensation
BLC / HLC / Off
WDR
Wide Dynamic Range plus Region of Interest
Automatic Gain Control
Selectable
Image Adjust
Sharpness / GAMMA / Mirror / Flip / ACE / Defog
Language
English / Chinese / Korean / Japanese
Camera Title
On / Off (Selectable)
Day & Night
Auto / Colour / B/W) / External
Motion Detection
On / Off (4 zone selectable)
Privacy Masking
On / Off (16 zone selectable)
Digital Noise Reduction
2D/3D DNR On /Off (Selectable)
Sens-up NiteDevil function
Off/2x/4x/6x/8x/16x/32x
Working Temperature
-10C ~ +50C, Humidity ≤90%
Storage Temperature
-10C ~ +60C
Menu Control
Menu Control via joystick or using Coaxitron
Supplied Voltage
12vDC
12vDC / 24vAC
Power Consumption
130mA
12V DC 177mA / 24vAC 143mA
Power Supply required
200mA
250mA / 200mA
Dimensions
74mm wide x 53mm height x 140mm long inc. BNC female excluding lens
Case
Solid metal construction sprayed Silver/Champagne
All specifications are approximate. nitedevil.com reserves the
right to change any product specifications or features without
notice. Whilst every effort is made to ensure that these
instructions are complete and accurate, nitedevil.com cannot
be held responsible in any way for any losses, no matter how
they arise, from errors or omissions in these instructions, or
the performance or non-performance of the equipment that
these instructions refer to.
WEE/CG0783SS
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electronic equipment must not be mixed with general household waste. For
treatment, recovery and recycling please return this unit to your trade supplier or
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