Nuvico CB-HD39N-L User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
HI-RESOLUTION
Bullet Camera
CB-HD39N-L
CB-HD39P-L

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Disclaimer
• While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this guide is
accurate and complete, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions.
• NUVICO reserves the right to change the specications of the hardware and software
described herein at any time without prior notice.
• No part of this guide may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval
system, or translated into any language in any form, by any means, without prior written
permission of NUVICO.
• NUVICO makes no warranties for damages resulting from corrupted or lost data due to a
mistaken operation or malfunction of the cameras, peripheral devices, or unapproved/un
supported devices.

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WARNING!
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE
VENTILATION GRILLS OR OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.
Warning and Caution
The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sufcient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to
persons.
CAUTION!
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature
accompanying the product.

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Important Safeguards
• Read these instructions.
• Heed all warnings.
• Follow all instructions.
• Do not use this equipment near water.
• Clean only with dry cloth.
• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
• Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
equipment (including ampliers) that produce heat.
• Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug
has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and
a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If
the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of
the obsolete outlet.
• Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, conve-
nience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the equipment.
• Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.
• Unplug this equipment during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
• Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the equip-
ment has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged,
liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the equipment, the equipment has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
• CAUTION - THIS MANUAL IS FOR USE BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO
REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER
THAN THAT CONTAINED IN THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED
TO DO SO.
• Use Certied/Listed Class 2 power supply transformer only.

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Disclaimer ................................................................................................. 3
Warning and Caution ................................................................................ 4
Important Safeguards .............................................................................. 5
Table of Contents ...................................................................................... 6
Introduction / Key Features ..................................................................... 7
Content Verication ................................................................................. 8
Parts & Descriptions ................................................................................ 9
Camera Dimensions / Adjusting the Pan, Tilt and Rotation ................. 10
Adjusting the Vari-focal DC Auto Iris Lens ............................................ 11
Switching the IR LED On/Off .................................................................. 12
Connecting to Monitors ......................................................................... 13
Camera OSD Setup Controls .................................................................. 14
OSD Menu Terms & Setting .................................................................... 15
SETUP .................................................................................................. 15
1. LENS ................................................................................................ 15
2. EXPOSURE ........................................................................................ 15
(2.1) Shutter (2.2) Brightness (2.3) AGC (2.4) DWDR ......................... 16
3. WHITE BALANCE ................................................................................ 17
(3.1) ATW1 (3.2) ATW2 (3.3) AWC (3.4) Manual ................................. 17
4. BACKLIGHT ....................................................................................... 17
(4.1) BLC (4.2) HLC ......................................................................... 18
5. IMAGE ADJ. ...................................................................................... 19
(5.1) Lens Shad. (5.2) 2DNR (5.3) Mirror (5.4) Font Color .................. 19
(5.5) Contrast (5.6) Sharpness (5.7) Display (5.8) Neg. Image ............ 20
6. SPECIAL ........................................................................................... 21
(6.1) Cam Title ................................................................................ 21
(6.2) Day&Night .............................................................................. 22
(6.3) Motion .................................................................................... 23
(6.4) Privacy (6.5) DPC .................................................................... 24
(6.6) Version ................................................................................... 25
7. RESET / 8. EXIT ................................................................................. 25
OSD Menu Tables ................................................................................... 26
Technical Specications ........................................................................ 29
CB-HD39N-L | NTSC .............................................................................. 29
CB-HD39P-L | PAL ................................................................................. 30
Table of Contents

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Introduction
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Thank you for purchasing our camera.
Before installing and using this camera, please read this manual fully and carefully, and
be sure to keep it handy for later use.
• 1/3” CCD Sensor
• 600 TV Lines (Color), 650 TV Lines (B/W)
• 2.8~11mm, DC Auto Iris Lens
• Day/Night Functionality with ICR
• 24 IR LEDs (Up to 50ft.)
• Smart IR - Automatic Intensity Adjustment
• IR LED On/Off Switch
• DWDR - Digital Wide Dynamic Range
• OSD Controller and Service Cable (CA-ORC)
• Service Monitor Output
• 12VDC/24VAC Dual Voltage
Key Features

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Content Verication
Before installing the camera, please make sure that all of the following items are
included in the box.
IR LED Bullet CAMERA
1. Bullet Camera
2. Bullet Camera Sun Shield
3. Installation Manual
4. OSD Controller and Service Cable (CA-ORC) *Does not require battery.
5. Assembly & Mounting Accessories
• (x1) L-Wrench
• (x1) I-Driver
• (x4) Philips T1 5x25 Mounting Screws
These screws are used to rmly attach the bracket to a wall or ceiling.
• (x1) Bolt
This bolt is used to afx the Sun Shield to the Bullet Camera.
IR LED Bullet Camera Sun Shield OSD Controller and
Service Cable
(CA-ORC)
Assembly & Mounting Accessories
T1 5x25 (4pcs)

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Parts & Descriptions
For longer, more consistent performance, avoid
installation locations prone to direct sunlight.
Bolt
Sun Shield
Front Case
Back Case
Service Monitor Output Cap
Bracket
Power Input (24VAC / 12VDC)
Video Output Connector
24VAC / 12VDC

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Dimensions Unit: Inch (mm)
See the diagrams below for the exact dimensions of the color bullet camera.
Adjusting the Pan, Tilt and Rotation
Loosen the corresponding screws before attempting to make Pan, Tilt and Rotation
adjustments.
Rotation Screw
Tilt Screw
Pan Screw
Rotation
Tilt
Pan
6.41” (163)
3.62” (92)
4.05” (103)
5.90” (150)
2.75” (70)
3.66” (93)

2. Loosen the Zoom and Focus screws and make the desired adjustments as shown
below.
• Field of View: Tele (T) to Wide (W)
• Focus: Near (N) to Innity ( )
3. Screw the main body case back to its original position at the back case.
4. Cover the camera housing with the Sun Shield.
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Adjusting the Vari-focal DC Auto Iris Lens
Follow the instruction provided below to make any lens adjustments.
1. Unscrew the main body case from the back case.

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IR LED Dip Switch
This Dip Switch is used to switch OFF/ON the IR LEDs.
Too much IR reection from a subject causes over-exposure on the most focused area
causing ‘Hot Spots’ within the picture. Adjust this setting can help avoid such problems.
• OFF: Select the OFF
setting if the subject
in the picture has
extreme IR LED
reection.
• ON: Select the ON
setting if the subject
in the picture has no
IR LED reection.
Switching the IR LED On/Off
SWITCH
ON
OFF
IR-LED Control
LED On
LED Off

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• Power Connection - 12VDC/24VAC Dual Voltage (Auto polarity detection and protection)
• This camera is equipped with a service monitor output.
• To setup the OSD menu, connect the OSD Controller and Service Cable (CA-ORC) to the
Service Monitor output port located at the base of the camera housing as shown above.
Connecting to Monitors
Follow the diagram below to make proper connections to the CRT Monitor or the Service
Monitor.
SERVICE MONITOR OUTPUT
SERVICE MONITOR
(Not Included)
CCTV MONITOR
OSD CONTROLLER AND SERVICE
CABLE (CA-ORC)

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Camera OSD Setup Controls
OSD Controller and Service Cable
Gain access the dome camera OSD setup
controls using the controller provided with
your new camera shown to the right.
Set Key - Used to access MAIN SETUP
menu mode.
Up / Down Key - Used to scroll through
the desired sub-menu selection and to
move the cursor up or down during the
OSD menu.
Left / Right Key - Used to adjust the
desired menu selection, and to move
the cursor left or right. It is also used to
conrm the setting changes.
Entering and Navigating the Main Menu
To enter the main menu, press the SET Key down once.
Entering and Navigating the Sub-Menu
To enter the sub-menu from the Main menu, press the Left / Right key at the selected
line. While in the OSD menu, scroll up/down the available options by using the cor-
responding navigational keys.
Go to the Up-Menu from the Sub-Menu
To go to the up-menu from the sub- menu, press the Left / Right Key at the RETURN
line.
Exiting the OSD Menu
Once all of the desired changes have been made, move the cursor over to the SAVE AND
EXIT line to save and exit.
*Does not require battery for operation.

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OSD Menu Terms & Settings
1. LENS
This is always set on DC and cannot be changed.
2. EXPOSURE
SETUP
The Setup is used to control and adjust the many features and options available on your
bullet camera. Read thoroughly before making any adjustments. Note: These options
have been pre-congured at the factory for optimal performance. Altering these settings
are not recommended.
SETUP
LENS
EXPOSURE
WHITE BAL.
BACKLIGHT
IMAGE ADJ.
SPECIAL
RESET
EXIT
DC
ATW1
OFF
EXPOSURE
SHUTTER
BRIGHTNESS
AGC
DWDR
RETURN
AUTO
051
------
ON
RET

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2. EXPOSURE (Continued..)
2.1 SHUTTER (AUTO, FLK, 1/60 ^ - a 1/100,000)
The SHUTTER speed can be selected manually according to user preference. Faster
shutter speed would be desirable to track fast moving objects across your screen. The
shutter speed of 1/60(NTSC), or 1/50(PAL) seconds are recommended.
• AUTO: Select the AUTO mode for automatic adjustment of the shutters. It will slow
down or speed up depending on the environment.
• FLK: Select the FLK mode if the screen ickers due to differences in light and electric
frequencies.
2.2 BRIGHTNESS (0 ~ 255)
The BRIGHTNESS can be adjusted by opening and closing of the Iris aperture. User may
ne-tune the screen to their preferred brightness. The brightness ranges from 0~255 -
0 being the darkest, and 255 being the brightest possible.
2.3 AGC - Automatic Gain Control (Off, Low, Middle, High)
This function is used to amplify the video signal when it falls below the set parameter.
As the AGC level increases, the overall screen gets brighter, but the level of Noise is
increased.
Note: The AGC feature cannot be modied while Day & Night mode is set to AUTO.
By factory default, AGC is set to ‘HIGH.’
2.4 DWDR - Digital Wide Dynamic Range (On, Off)
Wide Dynamic Range works to correct excessive light within a shot to produce a usable
image. it works by calculating the ratio between the highest and lowest possible values
of light to determine a balanced medium.
2.5 RETURN (Ret, End)
Select RET to go back to the main menu. Select END to save and exit.
OSD Menu Terms & Settings

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OSD Menu Terms & Settings
3. WHITE BALANCE
This function is used to control the white balance under different lighting conditions.
Adjust this setting to calibrate the camera for correct color rendering. The factory default
of ‘ATW’ is recommended for optimal performance.
3.1 ATW1- Auto Tracing White Balance
Select the ATW1 mode to automatically adjust the color temperature according to its
ambient condition.
3.2 ATW2
Select the ATW mode if the color temperature of the light source is between 1,800°K to
10,500°K (i.e. Fluorescent Light, Sodium Vapor Lamps)
3.3 AWC - Auto White Balance Control
Use the AWC function to correctly calibrate the white balance of the camera. While
in this mode, press the SET key while placing a white sheet of paper in front of the
camera. Repeat this procedure if there is a change in location or light source.
3.4 MANUAL (Indoor, Outdoor, Manual)
This function is to manually adjust the color temperature. Choose from Indoor, Outdoor,
or Manual modes. The Blue and Red values can be adjusted independently only in the
Manual mode.
SETUP
LENS
EXPOSURE
WHITE BAL.
BACKLIGHT
IMAGE ADJ.
SPECIAL
RESET
EXIT
DC
ATW1
OFF

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4. BACKLIGHT
This function is used to compensate for exposure problem associated with extremely
bright backgrounds causing the subjects to bloom or silhouette.
4.1 BLC - Back Light Compensation
The BLC divides the frame and calculates each zone according to its exposure
level to counterbalance excessive background light to distinguish the subject in the
foreground. User may selectively adjust the size of the area affected by the BLC by
increasing or decreasing the respective values.
• AREA SEL. (Area1 ~ Area2): Choose one of two pre-dened boxes to adjust its size
or location.
• AREA STATE (On, Off): Select a box active or inactive for BLC.
• HIGHT/WIDTH: Adjusts the height or width of the area.
• LEFT/RIGHT/TOP/BOTTOM: Changes the location of the dened area.
• RETURN: Select RET to save and exit.
4.2 HLC - High Light Compensation
The HLC masks out excessively bright areas within the frame and compensates the rest
of the frame accordingly.
• LEVEL (0~255): Choose the intensity of the HLC.
• MODE (ALL DAY, ONLY NIGHT): Choose the preferred mode. ALL DAY keeps the
HLC mode on day or night, and ONLY NIGHT only during night-time recordings.
OSD Menu Terms & Settings
BLC
AREA SEL.
AREA STATE
GAIN
HEIGHT
WIDTH
LEFT/RIGHT
TOP/BOTTOM
RETURN
AREA1
ON
147
010
009
003
003
RET
HLC
LEVEL
MODE
RETURN
155
ALL DAY
RET

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OSD Menu Terms & Settings
5. IMAGE ADJ.
5.1 LENS SHAD. (0~255)
Convex shape of the lens causes the light to enter unevenly and typically makes the
center of the screen brighter than the rest. Adjusting this setting will compensate for
this undesirable effect and make the screen more even.
5.2 2DNR - Digital Noise Reduction (On, Off)
The DNR improves picture quality by ltering out signal noise associated with night-
time recording. It compares pictures from a frame with the one previous and removes
noise grains not present before.
5.3 MIRROR (On, Off)
This function is used to inverse (mirror) the pictures coming from the camera.
5.4 FONT COLOR
Change the OSD menu font color to user preference when there isn’t enough contrast
between the picture and the menu to make out the letters
• FONT: Choose from the 15 available colors.
• ID & TITLE: Choose from the 15 available colors.
IMAGE ADJ.
LENS SHAD.
2DNR
MIRROR
FONT COLOR
CONTRAST
SHARPNESS
DISPLAY
NEG. IMAGES
RETURN
ON
ON
OFF
126
026
CRT
OFF
RET

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5. IMAGE ADJ. (Continued..)
5.5 CONTRAST (0~255)
Use the CONTRAST function to adjust the contrast in the picture.
5.6 SHARPNESS (0~31)
Use the SHARPNESS function to adjust the sharpness of the picture.
5.7 DISPLAY (CRT, LCD, USER)
For best performance, select the type of display monitor that is used with the camera.
CRT monitors often display brighter than LCD monitors. Properly The camera will
compensate by brightening up the screen on LCD displays.
5.8 NEG. IMAGE (On or Off)
This function reverses the pictures to view in inverse. Light to dark and vice versa.
5.9 RETURN
Select RET to save and exit, and to go back to the MAIN MENU.
OSD Menu Terms & Settings