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The Tyco/American Dynamics has two models with different
operation for each. This User Guide is for Model A. The
Model A can be identified by the operation of the onboard
User Guide
DVR. When accessing the onboard DVR, the Model A
version will prompt for a password.
MODEL A
PVM 10"
ADLCD10PPS1WM
The Model A version can also be identified by the use of
two remote controls. The larger remote is for the operation
of the ePVM while the smaller remote is used to operate the
onboard DVR.
8200-11220-01-A0
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- Page 1 The Tyco/American Dynamics has two models with different operation for each. This User Guide is for Model A. The Model A can be identified by the operation of the onboard User Guide DVR. When accessing the onboard DVR, the Model A version will prompt for a password.
- Page 2 Our dealers are empowered to provide the very best in customer service and support. Dealers should contact American Dynamics at (800) 507-6268 or (561) 912-6259 or on the Web at www.americandynamics.net.
- Page 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. Power supply unit supplied with this product must be earthed. Socket types vary between countries, ensure that plug matches the socket correctly for the earth pin. 2. Use only an LPS rated PSU with voltage and current ratings suitable for the requirements listed on the product label.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Introduction ........................ 2 Packing .......................... 2 Features ......................... 2 2 Connections ....................... 3 3 Operation & Adjustment .................... 3 Controls ......................... 3 Remote control ......................4 Function ......................... 4 Button ..........................4 Function ......................... 4 Inserting batteries into the remote control unit ..............5 OSD function ......................... - Page 5 Remote control ......................25 Remote Control Key Function on Each Mode(LIVE VIEW / PLAYBACK / MENU) ....... 26 Getting Started ......................27 OSD mode ........................28 1. Access to OSD Menu ......................29 2. Main Menu ........................29 3. System Setup ........................30 4.
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Page 7: Introduction
1 Introduction Packing This manual explains how to correctly install, operate and get the best performance from your monitor. Please read this user manual carefully before installing your monitor then keep it near your monitor for quick reference. First, please check that the contents of the box correspond with the following checklist: •... -
Page 8: Connections
2 Connections 1. DC 24V Input 2. SD-MMP SD card slot for multi-media player. 3. INT.CAM OUT Internal camera output. port. 4. SD-DVR SD card slot for DVR. 3 Operation & Adjustment Controls 1. Camera Window 3. IR Sensor Window 2. -
Page 9: Remote Control
Remote control Button Function Button Function Turn monitor on from standby or to Select input signal source standby from off Press the buttons in order of Not Used MENU,7,8,9,0,Menu to unlock the remote control lock. Not Used Information Display Select the picture mode. Set sleep timer Display a main menu Exit OSD menu or move up a level in the... -
Page 10: Inserting Batteries Into The Remote Control Unit
Select menu items. Value of Menu Item When there is no OSD, cam OSD menu showed. Not Used Not Used Move each item of the OSD menu Not Used Not Used Not Used Select screen format Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used... -
Page 11: Osd Function
OSD function Configure the monitor using the onscreen display (OSD) menus and submenus. Changes are immediately saved and implemented. INT.CAM menu Picture (Advanced Setting) Picture Mode Select the picture mode. Brightness Adjust the brightness of the image. Contrast Adjust the contrast of image, the difference between light and dark areas on the screen. Color Mode Adjust Color of image. -
Page 12: System
Sharpness Adjust the display image quality (if the screen proceed to scaling up). Tint(cam mode only) Adjust the Tint of image. Color Tone Choose a different preset color temperatures or set your own customized color parameters. Advanced Setting 8-1 Noise Reduction Reduce the noise in the picture due to poor reception or poor picture quality. - Page 13 (Time Setting) Menu Language Select language for OSD. Screen Format Select the aspect ratio. OSD Time out Adjust the display time of the OSD menu. OSD Transparency Adjust the OSD Transparency. Power on status (not used) Decide to select working status of product Set when turn on main power. Blue Screen The monitor will display a blue screen when it has no signal or when the source has been changed.
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Page 14: Lock
Not used. 8-2 Sleep Timer Set sleep timer 8-3 Auto Sleep Monitor is turned off when it did not receive any signal from remote control or any button within the time that you set up.(The screen warning is showed before automatic shutdown time that you set up) Memory Recall Reset the screen to the factory preset display settings. - Page 15 Motion Duration Set duration time for Int. Cam when motion is occurred. When Motion is off, motion duration, motion logo, flashing logo, flashing LED are disabled. Motion Logo Select motion Logo. Flashing Logo Select flashing o static overlay logo. Flashing LED Turn on or off flashing LED.
- Page 16 Click the OK Button and enter into sub Menu. Change motion to “on”...
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Page 17: Multi Media Player
4 Multi Media Player 1. Connect SD card Insert the SD card to SD card slot. ※ Once the SD card is inserted the multi media will be played. ※ Only one type of extension should be saved on the SD Card to play the file. -
Page 18: How To Use The Camera
5 How to Use the Camera Accessing the Camera OSD Board The access device of the camera and OSD board is located at inside of the unit, as shown below, 1) Use a wrench to loosen the two screws of bottom side 2) Open the camera door Torx T20 Screw M4x8 (x2) T20 Wrench... -
Page 19: Camera Setup Menu
Camera Setup Menu SETUP menu FOCUS ADJ LENS . ALC . ELC EXPOSURE . BRIGHTNESS . SHUTTER . SENS-UP . AGC . RETURN WHITE BAL . AUTO . AUTOext . RESET . MANUAL BACK LIGHT . OFF . HLC . BLC . -
Page 20: Setting
Setting 1.Press the SET button ㆍ Settings can now be made. The SETUP menu is displayed on the monitor. 2. Select a menu item from the list available by using the UP and DOWN buttons. ㆍ Functions are selected using up and down buttons. ㆍ... -
Page 21: Lens
Lens Here you can configure the lens setting. 1. ALC / ELC : If you are using a lens with manual Iris, set this item to ELC. If you are using a Iris controlled lens, set it to ALC. If you choose ALC, you will be able to select if the camera is used indoors or outdoors. -
Page 22: White Balance
1. BRIGHTNESS [0 ~20] : This function is used to adjust the brightness of the camera picture. 2. SHUTTER 2-1 AUTO / MANUAL / FLICKER selectable·MANUAL [1/60(1/50), 1/120, 1/240, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000,1/4000, 1/8000, 1/16000, 1/30000,1/60000] : You can select one of options from 1/60(1/50) to 1/60000 for the fixed high speed electronic shutter, which is mostly used for imaging a fast moving object. -
Page 23: Backlight
Backlight When there is a strong backlight behind the object, clear images of the background as well as the object can still be obtained by using the BACKLIGHT function. 1. OFF : Not being used. 2. HLC (High Light Compensation) : This function is used to suppress or mask a strong light source (for example, headlights of cars during nighttime) so that other subjects can be seen in more detail. - Page 24 3. WDR : The WDR(Wide Dynamic Range) function works to correct excessive light within the frame to produce a usable image. When the image has simultaneous bright and dark areas, it makes both areas distinct. If you select WDR, a submenu appears where you can make finer adjustments. 3-1WEIGHT [MIDDLE, HIGH, LOW] : Select the WDR level of the camera.
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Page 25: Dnr
This function is used to improve the picture quality by filtering the noise which is generated under low bright light conditions. You can set different levels here. - OFF / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH selectable Day & Night This function displays images in color or black and white. -
Page 26: Image
5. AGC MARGIN [0-20] : Define the difference between the Day/Night & Night/Day switch based on AGC THRES. Higher values will increase this distance and can help to prevent continuous switching between Day & Night mode. 6. DELAY [MIDDLE / HIGH / LOW] : Set the delay time for switching between COLOR and B/W. 7. - Page 27 1. CAM TITLE 1-1 Using UP / DOWN button, select the character to write 1-2 Using LEFT / RIGHT button, select the position to write 1-3 Press the SET button to return to the SPECIAL menu. 2. D-ZOOM [1.0x~8.0x] : You can use the up to x8 bi-cubic linear digital zoom. 3.
- Page 28 6-1-1 DET. SETTING : DETECTION SETTING -SENSITIVITY [0 ~ 20] : Motion sensitivity. Smaller value more sensitive. -DURATION [0 ~ 60] : It has trade-off value maintain motion detection but has less preciseness of detection. -MOTION EST. [0 ~ 21] : MOTION ESTIMATION. If the motion of object disappear, predict where object appear again.
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Page 29: System
7-7 Y LEVEL [0 ~ 20] : Define the brightness of the mask color. 7-8 CR LEVEL [0 ~ 20] : Define the red amount of the mask color. 7-9 CB LEVEL [0 ~ 20] : Define the blue amount of the mask color. 8. -
Page 30: Dvr (1Ch)
6 DVR (1CH) Remote control Start EMERGENCY RECORDING or stops recording. Enter & Exit from OSD menu mode. MENU Change values from OSD menu. DOWN On SEARCH MODE, find recorded files. Change values from OSD menu. LEFT/ REW: Fast Rewind(X2-X4-X8-X16) RIGHT FF: Fast Forward(X2-X4-X8-X16) Fast Rewind(X2-X4-X8-X16) -
Page 31: Remote Control Key Function On Each Mode(Live View / Playback / Menu)
Remove Audio during playback. MUTE On PLAYBACK MODE, playback at X1. From OSD MENU, new setting value completed Enter & Exit SEARCH menu. SEARCH Switch between playback mode and live view mode. MODE Remote Control Key Function on Each Mode(LIVE VIEW / PLAYBACK / MENU) LIVE PLAY BACK Function... -
Page 32: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. SD MEMORY INSTALLATION 1.1 Format SD Memory Insert SD memory into SD card slot on your PC and format it in FAT32. * Be sure to format SD Card in FAT32 and set default allocation size to below 32KB After formatting, take SD Memory from your PC and insert it into SD slot on PVM. -
Page 33: Osd Mode
OSD mode To get into DVR MENU, Motion must turn off. Direction below shows how to turn “off” the motion. 1) Click the menu button. 2) Select the motion icon with using up or down button. 3) Click ok button to sub menu. -
Page 34: Access To Osd Menu
1. ACCESS TO OSD MENU Press ‘MENU’ button on remote control to access to DVR OSD menu. Please refer to ‘Chapter 3: Remote control’ about how to use remote control buttons. Password is ‘0000’ as default. The password can be changed on ‘[SUB MENU][PASSWORD CHANGE]’. -
Page 35: System Setup
3. SYSTEM SETUP 3.1 TIME & DATE OVERLAY: The option to display ‘TIME and DATE’ stamp on the screen. Select ‘OFF’ when you don’t want “Time and Date’ stamp on the screen on LIVE VIEW Mode or Playback Mode. 3.2 TIME SET: SETUP TIME 3.2.1 DAY LIGHT SAVING: SELECT ‘ON’, when you want to apply day light saving. -
Page 36: Video Setup
Time correction is not applied on recording mode even when correction time comes. On ‘Full Recording (Emergency Recording)’ mode, recording block generates by 30 minutes. Time correction is applied when 30 minute recording block closes on ‘Full Recording’ mode. 3.4 LANGUAGE SETUP English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish. - Page 37 2CIF 704x240 / 30fps 704x240 / 30fps 704x240 / 30fps 352x240 / 30fps 352x240 / 30fps 352x240 / 30fps PLAYBACK Resolution - PAL HIGH NORMAL 4CIF 704x576 704x576 704x576 2CIF 704x576 704x576 704x576 704x576 704x576 704x576 LAYBACK Resolution - NTSC HIGH NORMAL 4CIF...
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Page 38: Event Setup
Pre Recording Time Pre Recording Time Pre Recording Time 4CIF 10sec 20 sec 30 sec 2CIF 15 sec 25 sec 35 sec 20 sec 30 sec 40 sec 4.5 POST RECORDING TIME Post recording time means the recording time between the beginning and end of an event. (Min. - Page 39 5.1 ALARM SETUP: Setup ALARM CONDITION 5.1.1 ALARM INPUT: Setup ALARM INPUT ON/OFF Select 'ON' for ALARM EVENT RECORDING. 5.1.2 INPUT TYPE: Select alarm input type between ‘Normal Open’ and ‘Normal Close’ NC: NORMAL CLOSE NO: NORMAL OPEN 5.1.3 ALARM OUTPUT: ALARM INPUT ALARM OUTPUT Alarm input type is Normal Open.
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Page 40: Sub Menu
NC: NORMAL CLOSE NO: NORMAL OPEN 5.1.5 ALARM CONTINUE Continues recording until event stops regardless of post recording 5.1.6 ERROR DETECTION Activates alarm output device when recording is stopped due to errors such as ‘Video Loss’, ‘SD Card Error’, ‘SD Card Full’ and etc. 5.2 MOTION DETECTION 5.2.1 Select the degree of sensitivity of motion detection in terms of (LOW / NORMAL / HIGH). -
Page 41: Screen Mode
To secure recorded files, you can set up 8 digit pin code. You must enter the 8 digit pin code set up in this menu in order to play recorded files secured on Micro D Player or DVR set. If you don’t want to secure recorded files, just leave the pin code value as it [00000000] 6.3 FILE INDEX RENEW... - Page 42 In LIVE SCREEN MODE, ‘TIME & DATE’ information, screen icons and messages are displayed on the screen. 7.1.1 SCREEN MESSAGE Message Description INITIALIZING… Displays when the MICRO-D is initializing during booting. Displays when PLAYBACK &LIVE MODE are switched or searching WAIT…...
- Page 43 EMERGENCY Displays during EMERGENCY RECORD MODE. MOTION Displays during MOTION - TRIGERED MODE. ALARM Displays during SENSOR-TRIGERED RECORD MODE TIME Displays during SCHEDULE RECORD MODE. Displays when empty space remains less than 5% of the total SD Card storage. FULL The icon disappears when ‘disk full warning is set to ‘OFF’...
- Page 44 After pressing ‘SEARCH’ button on remote TIME control, click ‘LIST’. The search results will be listed. 2007 / 01 / 01 0 0 : 0 0 2007 / 01 / 31 2 3 : 5 9 LIST 7.2.2 SEARCH FACTOR: There are four ways to search recorded files;...
- Page 45 When you select BOTH, search factors are combined in multiple conditions such as TIME and ALARM / TIME and MOTION /TIME and MOTION and EMERGENCY etc 7.2.2-4 SEARCH FACTOR – NONE: To search all the recorded files stored in the SD card.
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Page 46: Appendix
APPENDIX Technical Specification ITEM DESCRIPTION VIDEO Encoding H.264 Input Channel 1 Ch. Input impedance 75 ohm Unbalanced Input Format PAL/NTSC(Auto Detection), Composite, Auto detection function Maximum Input 1.0Vp-p @ 75 Ohm Unbalanced Output Channel 1 Ch. Output impedance 75 ohm Unbalanced Output Format PAL/NTSC(according to Input), Composite Maximum Output... - Page 47 Maximum Input 6 mVp-p @600ohm Output Channel 1 Ch. Mono Maximum Output 13mW@RL =16ohm, Unbalanced Alarm Input 1 Ch. TTL(Internal full-up) Output 1 Ch. TTL(Open collector) OPERATING MODE Searching Method Time/Event Operating MODE Live/Playback/Menu VIEWER SOFTWARE Monitoring Environment Client S/W Connection Supporting 1 Client A/Video Input...
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Page 48: Bitrate & Q Factor By Resolution & Video Quality
Bitrate & Q Factor by Resolution & Video Quality Video Resolution 25fps 12fps 8fps 6fps 3fps 1fps Quality Factor High 1700 1500 1300 1100 4CIF(704*576) Normal 1500 1300 1100 1200 1000 High 1400 1200 1000 CIF(352*288) Normal 1200 1000 High 1200 1000 CIF(352*288) - Page 49 NORMAL 263hr 334hr 486hr 326hr 433hr 614hr ► Audio Off Resolution 4CIF 2CIF Frame Quality Bitrate Bitrate Bitrate HIGH 1700 84hr 10m 1400 102hr 1200 118hr NORMAL 1500 95hr 18m 1200 118hr 158hr 1200 118hr 1000 142hr 202hr HIGH 1500 95hr 40m 1200 119hr...
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Page 50: Mounting
7 Mounting Attaching the VESA Arm Tighten the screws at the locations shown by arrows in the figures below Notes 1. When used with the supplied bracket, the bracket must be properly secured to a suitable surface. Please consider if this surface should be reinforced. 2. -
Page 51: Troubleshooting
8 Troubleshooting Public View Monitor Symptom Check Press the power on button on remote control. No picture Check if the power connection. Check if the brightness of the camera. Press the power on button on remote control. POWER LED is not lit Check if the power connection. -
Page 52: Camera
Camera Symptom Check Nothing appears on the Check the power connection. screen. Check the video signal line connection. Make sure that the lens is clean. Clean the lens with a clean lint free cloth or brush. The video image is not Adjust the contrast control on the monitor. -
Page 53: Dvr
Symptom Check Check SD card format as FAT 32. Do not recognize the SD Recommend to use SanDisk’s SD card Card. Other brand product cannot be guaranteed. The file stored in SD Card only eligible to play in Micro-D Player. Download the Micro-D Player &... -
Page 54: Specifications
9 Specifications Items 10.1 in(25.66cm) Panel Screen size 0.1695 (H) x 0.1695(V) Pixel pitch 178°/178° View angle (H/V) 900:1 (typ.) Contrast ratio 30ms Response time 450 cd/m² (typ.) Brightness 1280 x 800@60Hz Recommended resolution Interface INT.CAM Out SD-MMP 4 GB (inserted slot) SD-DVR 16 GB (inserted slot) Video Decoding... - Page 55 Items Ω Video Output 1.0Vp-p Composite, 75 Motion Detection Transmitter Remote Control Power Consumption < 20 W Electrical Ratings DC24V,1.0A Special feature Light Sensor Filter Type 3D comb filter, de-interlace Dimensions W x D x H (without Stand) 238.4 x 40.3 x 199.1 mm 9.38 x 1.59 x 7.84 in.