Sony EFFIO-E CSP-700SE User manual

SONY EFFIO-E Security Camera
With On-Screen Display
Model CSP-700SE
FEATURES:
1/3 Sony Ex-View HAD II CCD
Sony Effio-E DSP
700TVL High Resolution
42 Infrared LEDs’
IR Distance up to 120ft / 40m
2.8~12.0mm Varifocal Lens
On-Screen Display (OSD)
IP66 Rating
3-AXIS Cable Management Bracket
1AMP
12V DC
The CSP-700SE is a “New Generation” camera with SONY EFFIO-E DSP. It was designed to
provide the user with stunningly clear images in both day and night. The camera has a
Day/Night auto-switch which automatically produces a black and white/infrared image in low
light. This camera is an excellent choice for low light or complete darkness. The camera is
also equipped with many advanced features including a digital on-screen display (OSD) menu
which enables the user to adjust camera settings in order to achieve the highest quality
image.

CAUTION:
Do not attempt to service this video product by yourself as taking apart camera may expose you
to dangerous voltage or other hazards.
Please comply with all electrical safety standards during installation and operation.
In order to prevent damage caused by fire or electric shock, please do not submerse camera in
water or expose any open parts to liquid.
Make sure to use the appropriate power supply and that the power is plugged into the camera
correctly and securely. Do not switch on power until after camera connection is complete. This
camera requires 12volt DC power.
Do not expose the lens directly to the sun or to strong light as this may damage the pick-up
device.
There are some sophisticated parts inside this camera, therefore, always handle with care in
order to avoid any internal damage to the camera.

Frequently Asked Questions:
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Check the power cable to the power box or wall outlet. Make sure video and
power connections are secure. Do not switch on power until camera connection is
complete.
If using a multiple output power box, make sure the power switch is in the “ON”
position & all of the fuses are illuminated.
If using a multiple output power box, make sure the POSITIVE (+) and NEGATIVE
(-) wires are connected correctly.
If using a spool of cable (not premade), make sure outer copper wire is not
touching the center pin.
Make sure the BNC video from connection from the camera is plugged into the
video input on the DVR or display.