Aventura CAM-AHY-2D-3F-IRVP Quick Start Manual

Quick Start Guide
Related Series Models:
CAM-AHY-2D-3F-IRVP, CAM-AHY-5D-3F-IRVP
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The product comes with the following components:
1. Camera Device.
2. L-Key for device adjustment.
3. 3pcs attachment screws and anchor pack.
4. Software CD.
5. Quick Start Guide.
Be sure no parts are missing from the product before
installation.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. As our
products are subject to continuous improvement, Aventura
Technologies reserves the right to modify product design, specifications
without notice and without incurring any obligation. E&OE
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INSTALLATION
1. Below is an overview of the parts of the
camera, showing how the completed
product would look.
Bracket Angle
Attachment Location
Bracket twist adjustment
2. Use the bracket base for locating drill positions
and attach the camera as shown in the rear
bracket diagram below.
The bracket has a cable exit at the bottom. The rear is a
soft sponge material to create a better degree of water
seal design around bracket – surface.
CONNECTION & OSD
3. All positions and angle adjustments are done
via the locking hex nuts located on the rear of
The camera has the following termination cables.
the camera bracket. Use the l-key to turn anti-
clockwise to loosen.
Angle Adjustment Nut
Rotation Nut
NOTE: RG59 Cable should be of high quality and using pure
copper inner core, low-cost cables using copper over steel may
give unexpected results for video signal and should not be used.
NOTE: Caution not to remove the locking screws, they use a
set of locking teeth which will lock camera angle and
position to prevent any long-term drifting of the position.
4. CAD Dimensions Inch (mm)
DC12V (600mA): 12V DC power input terminal. Make sure
to follow correct polarity with the + as the inner pin of the
supply
Some models may include an OSD built into the cable,
whilst the device supports OTC (Over the Cable) control,
the on cable is here for when DVRs may not support the
OSD function from the recording device.
5.5 Inch ( 140 mm )
Control of OSD is simple with the little four direction
control, and push down to activate. We referred the push
as entering or OK in the rest of this guide.
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12V DC 5.5x2.1mm
BNC RG59
1. BNC Interface: Connect to appropriately qualified
cable and attach to the DVR / XVR recording unit.
2 Power Interface: Standard CCTV 12V power
connection, connect to a qualified regulated
supply.
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OSD MENU USAGE
The camera comes with a typical set of parameters for
image output used by the camera. Using the OSD, you are
able to affect the camera performance to suit the
installation requirement of the device.
Note: You can also use the OSD from your DVR/XVR device if
the control over cable method is supported, check the manual for
this device.
Press ○ E to enter the OSD menu you are presented with
the following top-level Menu.
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You navigate around using the L Left, R Right, U
Up, ○ D Down positions using the control button. To
change or activate a setting press down ○ E entering. This
will activate or allow change the current position value.
The currently selected position is indicated by the two circle
as highlighted in red.
Where there is a ←ˡ on the right side of selection, this
indicates an option or will change to another menu level.
Note: From top-level menus you can Exit, to retain changes for
when the camera is restarted, you must activate the Save option.
BACK Goes back to previous menu options
NEXT Goes forward to next menu options
SAVE All modified settings you have changed will be
written to the camera memory, so when it's reset or
restarted the changes made are kept.
EXIT Closes the OSD menu from the system, retaining
current changes, but only until the next power cycle of the
camera.
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