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CCD camera
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C/CS-mount adapter
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Instruction manual
Important
This quick start guide is only intended for use by
installers who have an adequate working knowledge
of video systems!
This guide outlines the most important information
about the camera. It is vital that you read this
manual carefully before any operation of camera.
Camera parts
See figure B, C, D and E
1. Back focus adjust ring
2. Back focus lock screw
3. Tripod mount hole
4. IRIS connector
5. Power indicator
6. BNC connector for composite video output
7. Power cord (or terminal)
8. Y/C terminal
9. V-PHASE pot
10. LEVEL pot
11. Video/ DC Lens selection
12. Mode setting switch
13. PC Connection port: (factory test purpose only)
Installing the camera
Step 1: Mounting the camera
1. Attach the camera to a wall bracket, ceiling
bracket, pan/tilt mount or other suitable fitting.
Use of the ¼ inch thread tripod mount hole (3) to
prevent the camera from rotating.
2. Mount the cable guide to the camera to ensure
that the cables are kept securely in place (see
figure A).
Step 2: Screw the lens onto the camera
Select one of the following options:
For C-mount lens: add a CS-C adapter to the
camera, then screw the lens directly onto the
camera.
For CS-mount lens: Screw the lens directly
onto the camera (no adapter ring required).
Step 3: Connecting the lens
Two type of lens (DC or Video controlled) can be
used for this camera. However, please take note to
select DC or VIDEO lens using switch (11) before
connecting the lens and make sure the wire
connection for each type lens is conform to the pin
assignment below.
Video Lens DC Lens
1. +12V
2. NC
3. VIDEO
4. GND
Then connect the control cable to the IRIS
connector (4, side or rear) on the camera.
Step 4: Connecting video signal
Select one of the following options:
For composite video: connect BNC connector
VIDEO OUT (6) to the monitor with a coax cable.
For Y/C connection: connect Mini-DIN
connector Y/C (8) to the monitor.
Step 5: Synchronization
LL and INT mode are available for this camera. The
factory default is INT mode. When supplied by an
AC power source user can change the setting to
Line Lock mode as necessary.
Step 6: Gain Control:
Two kinds of gain are available for user by switch of
DIP SW (12) pin 4.
Turbo mode: DIP SW #4 set to ON
Off: DIP SW #4 set to OFF
Step 7: AES/AI selection
Use DIP SW (12) pin 5 to select:
Set to ON: AES (auto electronic shutter) mode
Set to OFF: AI mode (shutter speed=1/50 sec)
Step 8: Backlight compensation:
Six different windows for BLC are available for
backlight compensation by DIP SW(12) pin 1-3
BLC1
BLC2 BLC3 Window TYPE
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Step 9: Connecting power supply
Connect the power supply cable to the power
connectors (7) (see figure E):
Caution
If you are using a DC supply, make sure the
polarity is correct. Incorrect connection may
cause malfunction and/or damage to the
camera.
Select one of the following options
For 12 V DC:
Connect shielding to terminal GND (14).
Connect 12 V (-) to terminal =DC12V- (15).
Connect 12 V (+) to terminal =DC12V+ (16).
For 24 V AC:
Connect 24 V (~) cables to terminals
~AC24V (15 and 16).
Connect shielding to terminal GND (14).
Adjusting camera settings
Setting flange focal distance
Caution
Risk of damage to camera! Ensure that the locking
screw is loosened before turning the adjustment
screw. Avoid forcing the adjustment screw.
Fixed focus lenses
1. Loosen the locking screw (2) by turning it
counter-clockwise.
1. Damp-
2. Open the diaphragm to its fullest extent
2. Damp+
3. Drive +
manually. If the images are overexposed, or for
4. Drive-
lenses with automatic diaphragm adjustment:
reduce lighting levels or hold a neutral grey filter
in front of the lens.
3. Set the focus to ∞.
4. Point the camera at an object (at a distance of at
least 2000 times the focal length of the lens).
5. Adjust the backfocus ring (1), alter the flange
focal distance until the image is clearly in focus.
6. Re-tighten the locking screw (2).
Varifocal lenses
1. Loosen the locking screw (2) by turning it
counter-clockwise.
2. Open the diaphragm to its fullest extent
manually If the images are overexposed, or for
lenses with automatic diaphragm adjustment:
reduce lighting levels or hold a neutral grey filter
in front of the lens.
3. Set the focus to ∞.
4. Select the wide angle (min. focal length) setting.
5. Point the camera at an object (at a distance of at
least 2000 times the focal length of the lens).
OFF
OFF
OFF
CENTER 1
OFF
CENTER 2
OFF
UP HALF
ON
BOTTOM HALF
ON
MIDDLE UP
ON
MIDDLE LOW
ON
OFF
6. Adjust the backfocus ring (1), alter the flange
focal distance until the image is clearly in focus.
7. Select the telescopic (max. focal length) setting
and adjust the focus to improve image clarity.
8. Reset the camera to the minimum focal length
(wide angle) and fine adjust the flange focal
distance using the adjustment ring (1).
9. Re-tighten the locking screw (2).
Operation and storage
Do not operate or store the unit in following
locations:
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Extremely hot or cold places
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Close to sources of strong magnetism
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Close to sources of powerful electromagnetic
radiation such as radios or TV transmitters.
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In humid or excessively dusty places
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Where exposed to mechanical vibrations.
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Close to fluorescent lamps or objects reflecting
light.
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Under unstable or flickering light sources
Care and maintenance
The camera is maintenance-free.
Use a clean soft piece of cloth to wipe small
amounts of dirt or dust from the camera body. If the
unit tends to get very dirty, the camera should be
placed within a protective housing.
Specifications
Active pixels:
752 (H) x 582 (V)
Scanning system:
2:1 interlace PAL
Hor. Resolution:
540 TVL
Min. Illumination:
0.5Lux @F1.4
S/N-Ratio:
>50 dB
Synchronisation:
Internal or Line-Lock
Video Output:
composite or Y/C
DC12V/AC24V ±10% or
Power requirement:
~AC100-240V ±10% 50Hz
Power consumption:
3.5W @ DC12V/AC24V or
4.5W @ ~AC100-240V
Camera weight:
550 g (Max.)
Operating temperature: -10 – +50 ℃
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